Summer Camp!
Children’s House and Primary Children
Holiday Camps
Summer Camp Week 1
Location: Hof Kleinenberg
Theme: ‘Australia!’
Age: from 2 ½ to 6 Years Old
Dates: Monday 24th to Friday 28th June
Time: from 9:00 to 17:00
Children’s House 3 has been discovering Australia during the winter term and those attending the camp can be sources of information! We will study this large island bordered by the Pacific and Indian Ocean with its special marsupials, wildflowers, landmarks and people. Maps, Aboriginal art together with song and dance will be part of the experience!
Summer Camp Week 1
Location: Hof Kleinenberg
Theme: ‘The Mysteries of the Viking’
Age: from 5 to 11 Years Old
Dates: Monday 24th to Friday 28th June
Time: from 9:00 to 17:00
Lets take a journey all the way back to 800 AD, to when the Vikings roamed the harsh yet beautiful lands and the wild mesmerizing seas. We shall dive into the culture, myths and legends of their world. Exploring the great treks they took by sea on their wooden boats with giant colorful sails. We will be recreating and eating some of the meals that the Viking made, and investigate the creative talents of tapestry making, pottery, scripture and stories that followed them through time. A wonderful week together to live the life in a Viking’s world!
Summer Camp Week 2
Location: Rotselaerlaan
Theme: ‘Let’s go to Africa!’
Age: from 2 ½ to 11 Years Old
Dates: Monday 1st July to Friday 5th July
Time: from 9:00 to 17:00
In our Rotselaerlaan location we welcome all curious explorers to travel with us to Africa. On the biggest continent on Earth, we find the Cradle of Human Mankind, where there is so much to discover! We make our own masks and build a traditional instrument and sing and dance together. Maybe we can taste a traditional African dish for lunch? Which animals love living in Africa? What is the biggest country and the smallest country? How do African children live? How do they travel? Which languages do they speak? Have you ever heard the “click” language – people click their tongue while speaking or singing. It exists!
And if you say “Tervuren” you say “Africa Museum”, at walking distance from our campus and an ideal destination for all young explorers. If the weather allows us, we can stop for a picknick or snack in the beautiful park of Tervuren. Who knows, we might even discover some African animals in the park...
