Camp Australia — Science

I enrolled my 9-year-old son in the Camp Australia Science program in Sydney, and overall, it was a solid experience. The instructors, particularly a lady named Sophie, were really engaged and encouraged the kids to ask questions and explore. My son had a great time building a simple volcano and conducting a mini-eruption that he couldn't stop talking about on the way home. One downside was the long lines during pickup; it took us almost 20 minutes some days, which was a bit frustrating after a long day for both of us. However, the communication from the staff was clear, and they did a good job updating us with the day's activities through a group chat. If you have an active child who loves to tinker and explore, I think this program is worth considering, just be prepared for some wait times at the end of the day.

My son attended the Camp Australia Science program in Sydney last week, and overall, it was a solid experience. He’s 9 and is naturally curious about how things work, so he loved working on experiments like making a baking soda rocket. The instructors, particularly a guy named Daniel, were really engaged and encouraged the kids to ask questions and explore their ideas. The outdoor time was a great bonus, where they got to test their rockets in the park, which was a lot of fun. However, the pickup was chaotic on the first day – we spent quite a while in long lines before getting him, which was a bit frustrating. Despite that, he came home excited to share what he learned and even made a new friend. I would recommend this program for active and creative kids looking for a hands-on science experience, just be prepared for some potential wait times during pickup.