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Hi, We've just moved to the area earlier this week from San Francisco and are looking for summer camp ideas for our two boys, who are 5 and 6 years old for the remainder of August. The few I've looked into are full, so we'd love any ideas, especially where the kids are outdoors or doing sports.


Thank you!

Hey! Welcome to the area!

For a holiday club, you might want to check out Nimble arts - my son loved them when he was your kids' age.

They still have availability according to their website:

https://www.nimblearts.co.uk/2021-prices-and-availability


Good luck!

A great company to keep an eye on would be Flying Fantastic down the road in Peckham. They do aerial and circus summer camps and workshops, also just regular classes all year round. Lots of things like bungee that boys really love. Only thing is that I think their classes start from 7 and up although their family workshops start younger.


Their website is www.ffyc.co.uk so check them out!

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