KCT Sports Day Camps – a report from the first session!
KCT Sports Day Camps – a report from the first session!
The first session of the sports day camps is now behind us; it ran from June 29 to July 3. Throughout the week, the reliable duo of Grzegorz and Dariusz Pazdan looked after the safety and good times of our participants. Check out what happened each day! 👇
Monday – madness at GoJump 🤸♂️
We kicked off the first day of the session with a bang – we went to GoJump, where the children could jump on trampolines to their hearts’ content and let loose from the very morning. A great start to a sporty holiday!

Tuesday – a trip to Hala Centralna 🎳
The second day was all about the attractions at Hala Centralna. There was plenty to choose from: bowling, power hockey, foosball, F1 and fighter jet simulators, as well as a whole PlayStation zone – everyone found something for themselves! 😉 To wrap up the day, we stopped by an ice cream shop, which proved to be a perfect choice on such a hot day. 🍦

Wednesday – a visit to the police station 👮♂️
On Wednesday, we visited the police station, where the officers showed the children what their daily work looks like. The participants had the opportunity to try on protective vests and handle a shield and a baton, as well as see how fingerprints are taken. 🔍 Who knows, perhaps the first dreams of becoming police officers were born that very day? Besides the station visit, there was also plenty of outdoor activity and board games together. 🎲
Thursday – water fun at the water park 💦
Thursday was the day everyone had been looking forward to the most – the whole group went to the water park to cool off and have fun on the slides. Nothing but positive emotions – WE LOVE IT! 💙
Friday – cinema, playground and sports excitement at Dojang
We spent the last day of the session at Multikino and on the playground. There were also plenty of sporting activities – at Dojang, we prepared a special obstacle course, and at the end of the day the participants had a great time playing shooting games.






