Week #1: Our Wiggly Bodies, Week #2: World Happy Beats!, Week #3: Miracle Movers,
Week #4: Calm and Cozy Time

The IEYC unit for the camp will be "Little Big Movers", and activities will include dance and movement, music, games, strength and flexibility, arts and crafts, sports, the use of big equipment, sensory play, literacy and phonics, numeracy, and, of course, lots of outdoor play! Children will be grouped by age level for the specific classes.

Movement plays a vital role in the early years, and as parents we all want our children to enjoy a healthy and happy start in life. This unit makes physical activity fun and non-competitive while exploring how and why our bodies move, and how different types of movement make us feel.

Children will develop greater spatial and body awareness, while discovering how we are all the same yet wonderfully different — and how we can embrace and celebrate those differences.

At the same time, we will learn about how the human body works and investigate what helps us stay healthy, including the important effects of diet and exercise. Along the way, we’ll all have the chance to wonder and ask: have you ever really considered how your body works?

Your child will be:

• Exploring how our bodies move, function and stay healthy through active movement and body awareness
• Discovering the amazing systems inside the human body and how they support everyday life
• Developing coordination, strength, confidence and mindfulness through physical play and rest
• Building personal wellbeing and understanding the connection between movement and health

Curiosity around construction is inherent in young children. As humans we are consistently looking to build, create and improve. Both the natural and man-made worlds offer us opportunities to explore and examine constructions and their purpose. BUSY BUILDERS takes the children on a journey, harnessing their natural curiosity to plan and explore a brand-new building. They will conduct research, make decisions, work as a team and transform something old into something new.

Your child will be:

• Investigating how buildings and structures are designed, built and used in different places
• Exploring inventions, materials and creative ways people construct and improve their environments
• Engaging with design and technology challenges to plan, create and solve building problems
• Understanding the relationship between people, cultures and the built world around them

Every day is an opportunity to start a new adventure. Whether we are traveling across the sea by boat, catching a train to a new city, or simply stepping back in time to uncover the mysteries of long ago, a journey can take us to incredible places.

As explorers and historians, we will look for clues and uncover evidence that tells a story-whether that story is found at the end of a map or hidden within our own memories. By looking at how the world is recorded and represented, we can find out more about where we’ve been and where we are going.

What adventures will you find today? What stories from the past are waiting for you to uncover them? Join us as we explore the world around us and the history within us.

Your child will be:

• Discovering different ways people travel and explore the world, both past and present
• Learning how journeys, transport and daily life have changed through history
• Exploring maps, connections between places and how people and cultures have developed over time
• Building curiosity about adventures, inventions and the wider world through stories of movement

Have you ever wondered what makes it possible to hear a plane overhead or see a friendly smile? Our world is filled with invisible magic—from the vibrations of a beat to the travel of a light beam. We don’t just "activate" these experiences; we live within them every single day.

By stepping into the shoes of both artists and scientists, we will explore how sound and light travel through our environment and our bodies. We will discover music in the most unexpected places and uncover the science behind how we perceive the world around us.

Is it magic, or is it science? It’s both! Join us as we learn to experience, explore, and enjoy the incredible rhythms and sights of our everyday 

Your child will be:

• Exploring sound, rhythm, music and how they shape our everyday experiences
• Investigating light and sound through creative, sensory and scientific play
• Developing listening skills, musical expression and creativity with sound and instruments
• Understanding how we see and hear the world and expressing ideas through music and light