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A jam-packed week of sport, crafts, challenges and outdoor games in the heart of Clifton.
University Rd, Bristol, BS8 1SR
Extended to 6pm available
Full-week saver rate
We run camps across all six school holidays — October half term, Christmas, February half term, Easter, May half term and Summer.
A flavour of what we pack into every day — across our five activity pillars.
Exactly what we’ve got planned, week by week. Activities are grouped by age band and may swap around on the day.
Our October camp timetable is being finalised and will be published here shortly. In the meantime, the daily routine below shows how a typical camp day runs.
Every day follows the same rhythm — six activity blocks woven between drop-off, snacks, lunch and outdoor play.
This is one of our newer venues and has not yet had its own Ofsted inspection. Our most recent holiday-camp inspection — at Holme Grange School in Wokingham — was rated Strong standard by Ofsted, with all safeguarding standards met. It reflects the same care, team and standards we bring to every site.
Read our latest Ofsted report (PDF)
We bring in brilliant external providers to make camp unforgettable — the kind of days children talk about for weeks.
A secure, well-equipped site with everything we need for an active, varied day.
Click here for Bristol Grammar School website
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Pay by childcare vouchers, Tax-Free Childcare or instalments.
University Rd, Bristol, BS8 1SR. Ages: Reception to Year 7 (4–12).
Get directions"Such a great kids’ club, with varied and exciting activities. My son attended throughout summer in Bristol and the staff were attentive, fun and receptive to all the children’s needs. A special shout out to Ieuan and Syd — thank you!"
Our Bristol camp is held at the Bristol Grammar School Sports Centre on Elmdale Road (BS8 1SL). The entrance is on Elmdale Road, and there is no access to the centre through the school itself.
We’re a mainstream holiday camp, not a specialist SEN setting. To take part, children need to be toilet trained and verbal.
Some children with additional needs can attend with 1:1 support. If you think your child may need this, here’s how it works:
For more specialist needs (for example, hearing impairment), some families prefer to arrange their own 1:1 support worker. If that’s of interest, please get in touch to discuss. This is subject to our usual checks, plus an additional adult suitability check for the support worker.
October camps coming soon.
October Camps Coming Soon
