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Specialist Reports Just For Families Summer Camps Multi-centre Holiday Camps Exsportise International
Set up hockey gold medallist Steve Batchelor and Dutch junior international Bram van Asselt, the main point of the operation is that it uses international players to teach sport to children. How Long OperatingStarted in 1988. Age GroupsAccepted 9-16 years with the average age 12-14years, (staying for a week and generally coming with a friend.) Total per CentreBetween 100 and 150. Carer to Child Ratio1:6. Staff Checks and QualificationsStaff are reported chosen for enthusiasm and dedication from hundreds of applicants. They are trained prior to the camps in safety procedures, first aid, pastoral care, and specialist sports coaches are all qualified in their chosen sport. Size of Centre300 acres. Supervision24-hour. ActivitiesThe original plan was to cater to beginners and intermediates with three hours of tuition in the morning and then play on the facilities of big public schools in the afternoons. Sports offered include golf, hockey, tennis, cricket and football, plus riding by the hour. The golf and tennis programmes were subsequently expanded to include an option for better players to combine tuition with play on local 18-hole courses or for tennis more individualised afternoon tuition. Size of GroupsSixes or 10s, depending on the sports. On Site FacilitiesArtificial and hard tennis courts, artificial hockey pitches, all golf facilities, swimming pools, football pitches, squash courts and an indoor sports hall. Food‘Three healthy meals a day with a variety of options including a salad bar. Special diets are catered for.' There are barbecues at least once a week. Getting ThereThere is a meeting service for all students from Waterloo if required. Sample PriceOn the sports only residential courses a week of hockey or football would be £349, golf, £399, tennis £379. |
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