Summer camp is a program designed for children and youth during the summer months when school is not in session. The camp can typically provide a range of activities and experiences for the participants. Summer camps can offer various outdoor activities, such as swimming, sports games, excursions, and parties as well as indoor activities like master classes, arts, crafts, music, and drama. They can also offer specialized programmings, such as sports camps or science camps, and can provide educational opportunities such as classes in foreign languages or quests and competitions. Summer camps often provide opportunities for children and youth to make new friends, develop social skills, and learn new things in a supportive and supervised environment. They can be a fun and memorable experience for participants, helping them to grow and develop outside of the classroom.

This program takes responsibility for providing transportation, organizing all activities, ensuring proper nutrition, offering medical care, and ensuring the safety of students.

Winter camps are short-term programs that typically take place during the winter break from school. They offer a range of activities and experiences for children and youth. Winter camps can provide opportunities for activities, such as arts and crafts, music, drama, sports games, board games, excursions, parties, and other fun activities. They can also offer academic and educational opportunities, such as science experiments or quests and competitions. Winter camps provide children and youth with a chance to socialize with peers, make new friends, and explore new interests. They can also offer a break from the regular routine of school and can be a fun and memorable experience for participants.

This program takes responsibility for providing transportation, organizing all activities, ensuring proper nutrition, offering medical care, and ensuring the safety of students.