SuperCamps help local children to reintegrate with their peers post lockdown
An Ofsted registered leading school holiday camp provider will be hosting fun and covid safe camps in Sevenoaks this Easter.
With fully trained staff and fun Multi-Activity curriculum, SuperCamps – one of the country’s most trusted school holiday camp providers for children aged 4-14 years – is preparing to open its doors at Russell House School (Sevenoaks).
The opening of the camps follows a new YouGov survey revealing parents’ top concern for the welfare of their children post lockdown is social mixing and interacting with peers. This is prioritised above catching up on education and missed schooling.
The research revealed that whilst nearly a quarter of all parents (22%) confirmed the opportunity to build more social interactions as the top priority for their children in 2021, this number rose to 29% among parents with children aged four years old or under. 20% of all parents surveyed wanted to build on their children’s academic knowledge, whilst 16% wanted their children to experience more of the outdoors. 13% cited wanting their children to spend less time on tech and social media with 10% wanting to provide their children with an opportunity to build more extracurricular skills and 6% wanting them to exercise more.
Ben Reynolds, Managing Director of SuperCamps says: “Our Easter camps at Russell House School in Sevenoaks will offer local children the opportunity to develop important skills such as team-work, creativity, being active and interacting with others. Our fully trained staff and fun Multi-Activity curriculum helps children rebuild social skills and confidence whilst mixing safely and securely with their peers in a covid safe and fun environment.”
To find out more about the Easter camps in Kent, please visit the website
Author: Helen Loder
Co-Director of Sevenoaks Mums