Active Day Camps — Entrepreneurship

I enrolled my 9-year-old in the Active Day Camps' Entrepreneurship program in London, and overall, it was a solid experience. The camp focused on helping kids develop their business ideas, and my son loved working on a small group project where they created a mock product and pitched it to the staff. His instructor, Sarah, was engaging and encouraged everyone to share their ideas, which really made a difference. The only downside was the pickup process; it was a bit chaotic with long lines that made it tough to get everyone out in a timely manner. However, my child came home excited and proud of what he accomplished, and he even made a new friend during the week. I would recommend this program for creative kids eager to explore entrepreneurship, just be prepared for some wait time at pickup.

I recently enrolled my 12-year-old in the Active Day Camps — Entrepreneurship program in London, and overall, it was a good experience. My child really enjoyed the creative projects, particularly when they brainstormed ideas for a mock business, creating a product prototype. The staff, including an instructor named Sarah, were very engaged and made the concepts relatable. My child also made a couple of new friends, which was a bonus. However, I did find the drop-off a bit chaotic on the first day. It was crowded, and I had to wait longer than expected to get my child checked in. Once inside, my worries faded as I saw how excited they were to dive into activities. The program definitely sparked my child's interest in entrepreneurship, and while there were a few bumps at the start, I would recommend it to other parents. Just factor in some extra time for drop-off.