Mini Minors & XUK Day Camp — Entrepreneurship

My son attended the Mini Minors & XUK Day Camp's Entrepreneurship program in London, and overall, it was a solid experience. The hands-on business projects really encouraged his creativity. He loved designing a simple product and pitching it to his peers. The instructors, particularly a lady named Sarah, were engaging and made each activity enjoyable. I also appreciated the small group size, which allowed for more personalized attention. However, the drop-off process was a bit chaotic; it was hard to find where to go initially. The snacks provided were healthy and well-received, so that was a bonus. I would recommend this camp for other kids aged 8-10, especially if they enjoy being creative and working in teams, but parents should arrive a bit early for drop-off to avoid the rush.

My 10-year-old attended the Mini Minors & XUK Day Camp in London focused on entrepreneurship last week, and overall, it was a solid experience. The staff, particularly an instructor named Sarah, were very engaging and kept the kids excited about the various business concepts they were learning. My son really enjoyed the hands-on activities, especially when they created their own mini business plans and pitched them to the group. The food was also quite good—snacks were plentiful and healthy. However, I did notice the pickup process could be improved; there were long lines at the end of the day, which made it a bit stressful. Despite that, my child made a new friend and came home with a newfound passion for creativity in business, so I would definitely recommend the program with the caveat to plan for a longer wait for pickup.