Summer Camp 2025
An enriching and affordable summer experience for your children!
Why Choose Our Camp?
- ✓ Perfect for children aged 5-10 years
- ✓ Fun & exciting activities
- ✓ Boost overall development
- ✓ Guided by experienced staff
Sneak Peek into the Fun
The Benefits of Crafting
Crafting is important for kids aged 5-10 years because it helps them develop creativity, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities. It allows children to express their emotions and ideas in fun ways, while also teaching patience and focus.
Through crafting, kids improve hand-eye coordination and strengthen small muscles, which is important for everyday tasks like writing. It also boosts self-esteem as they complete projects, and it encourages social skills by sharing and working with others.
Why Practice Handwriting?
Children gain self-confidence when they create neat writing others can read, while also developing focus and patience as they learn to pay attention to details. Though we live in a digital world, handwriting remains a basic communication tool children will use throughout school and sometimes in adult life.
Additionally, the fine motor skills developed through handwriting practice transfer to other important activities like tying shoes, using scissors, or playing musical instruments.
Learning to Draw & Paint
Drawing and painting help children grow in many ways beyond making beautiful works of art. Children develop fine motor skills by controlling crayons, brushes, and pencils, which strengthens the same muscles needed for writing.
Art gives children a powerful way to express feelings and ideas they might not have words for yet, building emotional intelligence and confidence. Through choosing colors, planning compositions, and solving visual problems, children develop critical thinking skills that transfer to maths, reading, and science.
Creating art teaches patience and persistence as children work through challenges to complete their vision. Art activities naturally encourage focus and concentration, helping children develop longer attention spans for other learning.