Belbroughton Rd, Oxford OX2 6XA
Discover what children may enjoy at SuperCamps at Oxford High School in Oxford, including creative activities, teamwork and active play and physical skills. Check suitability and contact the provider.

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The available information suggests SuperCamps at Oxford High School may suit children who enjoy active sports and creative arts during school holidays. The provision offers structured activities supported by qualified staff within an Ofsted-registered environment, making it a potential option for families seeking flexible holiday childcare.
The available information indicates that sports enhance physical coordination, balance, teamwork, and endurance while keeping participants active and engaged in group settings.
The evidence shows that arts and crafts activities improve fine motor control and creativity, alongside specialist courses that help children build specific skills.
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SuperCamps at Oxford High School, located on Belbroughton Road in Oxford, provides structured holiday camps that look well suited to children who enjoy a mix of active sports and creative arts. The provision runs during half-terms, Easter, and the summer holidays, offering multi-activity programmes designed to keep children moving and fully engaged. Attendees can participate in sports that enhance coordination, balance, and teamwork, alongside arts and crafts projects aimed at improving fine motor control and creative expression.
For children wanting to dive deeper into specific interests, the provider also advertises specialist courses that allow them to build skills and explore new techniques over multiple days. The published website highlights a variety of these specialist options, which include LEGO Play, Mad Science, Rise Cookery, and Chelsea Football camps. Activities are carefully tailored to suit different age groups, with multi-activity camps generally accommodating children aged three to twelve, and specialist courses aimed at six- to fourteen-year-olds.
Parents may be reassured to know that staff are recruited based on their experience, qualifications, and attitude, with many team members already working as teachers. Furthermore, the provider states that staff receive additional training to support both the physical and mental wellbeing of the children in their care. Designed as a practical option for working families, the club offers flexible childcare arrangements to help parents manage early drop-offs and late pick-ups around their professional schedules.
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Check my child's compatibilitySessions can be booked as individual days or for a full week at a time, providing adaptable coverage throughout the seasonal school breaks. The provider's website also indicates that childcare vouchers are accepted, which may assist families with funding their holiday care. Operating strictly in line with Ofsted criteria to ensure child safety, the Oxford High School venue is registered to accommodate up to 84 children.
During its most recent Ofsted out-of-school inspection in July 2022, the setting successfully met all requirements and safeguarding was deemed effective. While the available information outlines the broad range of activities and flexible booking options, specific daily pricing and exact session times are not detailed in the provided summary. Parents will need to contact the club directly on 01235 467300 or visit their website to confirm these practical details and check availability for upcoming holidays.
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