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newlondon

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Thinking about summer camp options for our kids as we need coverage on a full-day basis.


Does anyone have recommendations on full-day summer camps in the area?


We found Dulwich College - Sports club and Camp Beaumont at Colfe's school. Does anyone have any experiences with them?


Thanks!

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JessicaCT

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Both my children loved going to AVP (held at Dulwich Prep) so much that one of them now works there http://www.avpsports.co.uk/wp/ It's fun and very friendly.


But if anyone knows of any activities for children from 11-16 in the area, I'd love to know about them as all the organised clubs seem to stop at age 11.

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