Basel's school holidays come around often, and not every kid wants to spend a week of them in German. These holiday camps run in English, so a new arrival or a kid from an international school can join in from the first morning. Expect sports, art and hands-on projects, at studios in town and at school campuses just outside it.
A holiday camp run by ELABasel, the Swiss British School of Basel, during the Fasnacht school break. Each week follows one theme, and past weeks have covered science, art, sports, dance, engineering and STEM. Teachers and teaching assistants lead the days and pitch activities to each age group. Some weeks run at the school's St. Alban-Vorstadt campus, others at specialist sites. Open to families outside the school too.
The Fasnacht-break week of Kids Camp ‹The Original›, the holiday program run on the Baselland International School campus in Oberwil. Days mix art, music and local culture with outings to places of interest around Basel. It is aimed at English- and German-speaking kids, and is built for working parents who need the school break covered.
Basel's school holidays come around often, and not every kid wants to spend a week of them in German. These holiday camps run in English, so a new arrival or a kid from an international school can join in from the first morning. Expect sports, art and hands-on projects, at studios in town and at school campuses just outside it.
A holiday camp run by ELABasel, the Swiss British School of Basel, during the Fasnacht school break. Each week follows one theme, and past weeks have covered science, art, sports, dance, engineering and STEM. Teachers and teaching assistants lead the days and pitch activities to each age group. Some weeks run at the school's St. Alban-Vorstadt campus, others at specialist sites. Open to families outside the school too.
The Fasnacht-break week of Kids Camp ‹The Original›, the holiday program run on the Baselland International School campus in Oberwil. Days mix art, music and local culture with outings to places of interest around Basel. It is aimed at English- and German-speaking kids, and is built for working parents who need the school break covered.
