Ockham Rd N, East Horsley, West Horsley, Woking KT24 6NS
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SuperCamps at Glenesk School may suit families looking for structured holiday and seasonal camps with tailored activities across various age groups. The available information suggests that children may enjoy participating in arts and crafts, sports, and specialist courses supported by qualified staff in a safe environment.
The club incorporates arts and crafts activities designed to help children improve their fine motor control while fostering overall creativity through hands-on making and designing projects during camp sessions, alongside specialist courses.
The camp programme includes structured sports and team games specifically designed to enhance coordination, balance, teamwork, and physical endurance, encouraging cooperative play and social interaction among attending children.
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SuperCamps at Glenesk School is an out-of-school day care provider situated in Woking, Surrey, with the postal address Ockham Rd N, East Horsley, West Horsley, Woking KT24 6NS and postcode KT24 6NS. The registered provider is Super Camps At Glenesk School, operating under Ofsted URN 2516021 as active childcare on non-domestic premises. According to Ofsted administrative data, the local authority is Surrey within the South East region, and the registration was established on 23rd January 2019.
The latest Ofsted out-of-school inspection on 4th August 2022 resulted in a Met outcome, with the inspectorate confirming that safeguarding was effective. The setting holds a maximum of 46 Ofsted registered places based on the official source data dated 31st December 2025. Parents can contact the provider by calling the published telephone number 01235 467300 or by visiting the official published website at http://www.supercamps.co.uk/.
According to provider-published details, the club offers multi-activity programmes, sports, and specialist courses across school holidays to keep children entertained. The published schedules show camp availability across February Half Term, Easter, May Half Term, Summer, October Half-Term, and Winter seasons. Activities are specifically tailored to distinct age groups, covering early years ages four to five, ages six to seven, and ages eight and above.
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Check my child's compatibilityReview summaries note that SuperCamps at Glenesk School offers structured holiday and seasonal camps across multiple school breaks, providing Ofsted-compliant environments for children. The review themes indicate that the programme features tailored activities incorporating arts and crafts, sports, and specialist courses designed for skill development. According to the feedback summaries, the arts and crafts activities help participating children improve their fine motor control while fostering overall creativity.
The review notes state that structured sports and team games enhance coordination, balance, teamwork, and physical endurance while encouraging cooperative play and social interaction. Review themes highlight that specialist courses allow children to discover new interests and build new skills in subjects they are passionate about. Parent-review summaries observe that the camps are supported by staff recruited based on relevant experience, qualifications, and positive attitude, with many being qualified teachers.
According to the review attributes, the camp structure assists busy parents by offering practical childcare solutions, including early drop-offs and late pick-ups, alongside flexible single-day or full-week bookings.
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