Guided workshops
Focused blocks give children a clear activity to work on, with support and demonstrations where needed.
Holiday Camps · Overview
A Pixie day has structure, but it is not another school day. Children move between guided workshops, active play, creative projects, quieter choices and time with friends — with enough variety to keep a full-day programme enjoyable.
What children can expect
Focused blocks give children a clear activity to work on, with support and demonstrations where needed.
Shared movement and games create natural opportunities to cooperate, laugh and get to know other children.
Children are not expected to move from one adult-led task straight into another all day.
Lunch, recharge time and the end-of-day wind-down help create a comfortable rhythm across a full-day programme.
The exact programme can vary by week, age mix, enrolment, venue and seasonal theme.
Some children jump into group games immediately; others prefer to start quietly. The day makes space for both.
Choice without chaos
We want children to try new things, but a holiday club should not feel like a day of compulsory tasks. Where practical, a child who needs a quieter moment can choose a calmer activity, return to something familiar or rejoin the group when ready.
Safety instructions, transitions and activities that require the whole group to move together are different — those still need to be followed.
For parents
Upcoming Camps
View the December camp dates, prices, sibling discount and practical information for our launch at The Grange Institution.