This is what the day camp was like

Since the planned camps could not take place (for obvious reasons), we organized day camps for our students from grades I–IV. We wanted to give them at least a taste of what they would have experienced on a trip. And it turned out to be a bull’s-eye! Although this was our first time organizing day camps, it certainly will not be our last! Over the course of 5 days, 46 of our young participants spent a pleasant time with us at 2 locations.

We started each day together at 8:00 and finished at 16:00. During that time, there were plenty of attractions waiting for us, such as robotics, Little Engineer, music activities, a meeting with dogs, daily taekwon-do classes, trips out into the snow, arts and crafts, and watching films. However, for the children, the greatest attraction in itself throughout the week was being together and playing together. The groups consisted of 10 to 12 people, which allowed them to get to know one another and strengthen their bonds.