How Our Holiday Camps Can Enrich Your Child’s Development
Let your child discover the enriching benefits of sport & activity in a Fit For Sport holiday camp, such as:
1. Developing Self-Esteem
Friendly interactions such as a high-five from a friend or teammate, a well-rehearsed celebration, or helping friends all contribute towards building confidence. Words of praise or encouragement from our passionate Activity Leaders are also vital contributors toward growing self-esteem. There is no doubt these positive words will be heard in all our camps this Summer, supporting children to learn to trust their abilities and push themselves in their pursuits.
2. Social Skills
Essential life skills such as teamwork and cooperation with others are all key contributors to success throughout our camps. With a busy activity programme lined up this Summer to cater for numerous interests and abilities – children will learn to interact with others from different ages, cultures, skills, and abilities to bring out the best in themselves and their campmates.
3. Resilience
Through sport and activity, your child can learn how to accept and cope with setbacks rather than feeling completely defeated. Fit For Sport’s encouraging activity experts will help children develop and enhance their resilience. From the smallest success of catching the ball for the first time to dribbling past five players like Cristiano Ronaldo – each success is relative to the individual, child and our enthusiastic teams will help children celebrate the result of a child’s determination and resilience in their active learning journey.
4. Enjoyment
Making sport and activity fun is an excellent way of ensuring children remain engaged and leads to healthier life choices. Our action-packed Summer programme will provide children with lots of different ways of being active in a fun way. With a brilliant mix of skills for sports which puts coordination, balance and agility to the test – Fit For Sport Summer Camps will ensure lots of fun will be had in all games, inspiring children to generate and enjoy a passion for sport and physical activity.
5. Teamwork
There’s no I in team! Working together and communicating effectively is vital for children to exchange thoughts, information, and messages. Activity and sport provide children with essential lessons of learning how to work in a team, enabling them to strategise, identify and appreciate the skills and strengths of others to get the best out of each other.