Frequently Asked Questions

Camps, Tours and Tournaments can only be booked for the whole period. Individual days cannot be booked.

This is to ensure we are following government guidance on being covid-secure and to ensure easy track and trace should any symptoms occur amongst our campers. Each week, the campers will be split into small groups and will stay together during the entire week following the same programme of activities. The problem with allowing new bookings on a daily basis is that we would then be unable to track who potentially came into contact with who; whereas by closely monitoring small groups, we can contain any transmission to a small number.

Morning drop off/ sign-in and afternoon pick up/collection times will be separated by sport in order for us to manage and maintain social distancing for our parents. This approach will also help to avoid queues getting too long and prevent bubbles mixing. We kindly ask parents to support us in upholding this.

On the ‘first day’ of camp, parents will be asked to complete a ‘symptom checker’ for their child/ren attending. This form is designed to audit all children in our care to ensure safety for all.

Children will only interact with their “group bubble’ and our Activity Instructors.

No. Usually, our camps, tours and tournaments are all about making the world a smaller place, bringing different nationalities and cultures together, however with many countries in lockdown and quarantine measures in place for those arriving into the UK, we will only be welcoming children from England to our camps.

Our Camps, tours and tournaments and high-contact areas will be cleaned thoroughly and regularly.

Increased hand washing and sanitising for children throughout the day, before and following each activity.

All equipment will be cleaned at the start of the day and following every activity session. In addition to this, we will aim to minimise sharing of equipment between children in the same bubble.

In instances where sharing is required, our instructors will clean and disinfect shared equipment frequently.

We aim to offer a vast range of activities throughout the week, but we are constantly following Government guidance so certain activities may be unavailable. Some activities may be modified to maximise outdoor space and to ensure social distancing, whilst still ensuring the activities and camps are as fun as possible.

Please do not bring your child to camp. Instead call our Head Office on 01449 701077 to let us know your child will not be attending.

Please see our booking T&C’s for more details on cancellation due to illness or Covid-19.

We will ask every parent upon arrival on first day at camp to complete a ‘symptom checker’ form to ensure that no child under our care has had any signs of Covid-19 symptoms prior to attending our camps.

If a child shows any Covid-19 symptoms whilst in our care (high temperature, new continuous cough), they must be sent home, Government guidance should then be followed.

If another child has shown symptoms and been sent home, we will notify the other parents with children in the same bubble. There is no need to remove or cancel children from camp who have not shown any symptoms.