Reddam House Berkshire Summer Camp Handbook 2023

SUMMER CAMP HANDBOOK 2023

A VERY WARM WELCOME

Dear Parents

I am delighted to welcome you to Summer Camp at Reddam House Berkshire

We are so excited to meet you and hope that you will have a very happy time with us at this fun and busy summer camp.

Led by highly qualified and experienced professionals in their field, our staff will support and guide campers through this exciting and engaging adventure of learning.

Our campers grow in confidence through taking ownership and responsibility for their personal belongings, preparing for the day and thinking for themselves.

The hands-on activities build independent learning and socialisation Campers will experience on-site activities led by our fantastic team of staff and additional off-site activities led by qualified professionals to really experience the best of outdoor activities.

The Camp caters to the needs of each individual camper and we aim to create memorable experiences, cultural diversity and a respect for others during the course The Camp is English speaking and we will encourage campers to communicate in English at all times

A short language assessment will be sent out to your child prior to their arrival so that we can provide them with the right support.

The team and I look forward to welcoming you to campus very soon. If you have any questions in the meantime, please don’t hesitate to contact us

With best w

Polly King, Summer Camp Director

MEET THE TEAM

NAME: Polly King

CAMP DIRECTOR / COUNSELLOR

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Director of Events, RHB

Origin: England (English)

Polly is a day member of staff, but may spend some nights on site as part of the residential team

NAME: Britt Gow

HEAD OF BOARDING

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Director of Fun

Origin: South Africa

Britt is based in Drake Boarding House and is Camp Leader in the absence of Polly

NAME: Moesha Ronson

HEAD OF NANO CAMP

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: NANO Camp Lead

Origin: England

Mo is also a Residential Mentor (Blake House)

ENGLISH TEAM

NAME: Tim Hutchinson

Department Lead: LANGUAGES

Country of residence: Italy

Camp Role: English Tutor

Origin: South Africa

Tim is also a Residential Mentor

(The Loft)

NAME: Mandy Reid

Department: Languages (English)

Country of residence: Italy

Camp Role: English Tutor

Origin: Scotland (Engish and Italian)

Mandy is also a Residential Mentor (Drake Girls)

NAME: Chloe Watterson

Department: Languages (English)

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: English Teacher

Origin: England (English, French, Arabic)

Chloe is also a Residential Mentor (Drake Girls)

STEAM TEAM

NAME: Donna Morrison

Department Lead: STEAM

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Science and Maths Tutor

Origin: England (English and French)

Donna is based on site as part of the residential team.

NAME: Chloe Elliott

Department: STEAM Tutor

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: STEAM and Maths Tutor

Origin: England (English)

Chloe is a day member of staff.

NAME: Duncan Steele

Department: STEAM Tutor

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: STEAM Tutor

Specialist teacher for Robotics and Coding

Duncan is a day member of staff

NAME: Graham Bradshaw

Department: STEAM Tutor

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: STEAM Tutor

Specialist teacher for Virtual Reality

Graham is a day member of staff

CAMP STAFF TEAM

NAME: Courtney Celeste Spears

Department Lead: Dance & Performance

Country of residence: Bahamas

Camp Role: Professional Dancer and Educator

Origin: New York City / Nassau, Bahamas (Engish)

Courtney is based in The Loft Boarding House

NAME: Charlie Pilcher

Department Lead: Multi-Activity (Sports)

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Teacher of Physical Education

Origin: England

Charlie is based in The Loft Boarding House

NAME: Kelly Wilkins

Department: NANO Camp

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Student Mentor

Origin: England (English)

Kelly is a day member of staff

NAME: Patrizia Albore

Department: NANO Camp

Country of residence: Italy

Camp Role: Student Mentor

Origin: Italy (Italian and English)

Patty is a day member of staff

WILDERNESS TEAM

Department Lead: Wilderness Adventure

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Wilderness Tutor

Origin: South Africa

Damon is a day member of staff but will be overseeing the 'Sleep Out' for Wilderness Adventure Campers.

NAME: Eddie King

Department: Wilderness Adventure

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Wilderness Tutor

Origin: England

Eddie is a day member of staff but may spend some nights as part of the residential team He will also be responsible for all First Aid on camp and minibus travel.

NAME: Damon Hill Millington-Lee

Department: Wilderness Adventure

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Military PT

Origin: England

Chris is also be a Residential Mentor (The Loft)

L M E N T O R T E A M

NAME: Matthew Barnes

Department : Multi-Activity Sports

Residential Mentor (Drake Boys)

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Student Mentor

Origin: England (half Cuban) (English, limited Spanish)

NAME: Ellen Hillman

Department: Wilderness Adventure

Residential Mentor (Drake Girls)

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Student Mentor

Origin: England (English, limited French)

NAME: Lauren Hillman

Department: Dance & Performance

Residential Mentor (Drake Boys)

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Student Mentor

NAME: Thomas Kavanagh

Department: STEAM ake Boys) UK entor h, limited Swedish)

Origin: England (English) khouse

Department: (am) SPORTS

Residential Mentor (Blake House)

Country of residence: UK

Camp Role: Student Mentor / First Aid

Origin: England (English)

ARRIVAL TO SCHOOL

BOARDING CAMPERS

• Session 1: 09/07/2023

• Session 2: 23/07/2023

Please go to the Welcome Tent between 14:00 – 16:00 to check-in and you will be escorted to the right place During checking-in we will record and confirm some details: leaving times, passports, insurance, pocket money, electronic devices, medication etc. What happens on arrival day:

• 09:00 – 17.00 Airport Transfers take place throughout the day

• 14:00 - 16:00 Welcome afternoon for campers and parents

There will be opportunity to do a settle into your room and meet other students in our 'carnival feel' festival.

• 16:00 – 19:00 Street-food buffet for students and staff

• 19:00 – 21:00 Evening team building activities (for boarders only)

If you are planning to arrive later in the evening, please inform us what time you are expecting to arrive.

DAY CAMPERS

• Session 1: 10/07/2023

• Session 2: 24/07/2023

Please go to the Welcome Tent between 08.30 - 09.00 to check-in and you will be escorted to the right place. During checking-in we will record and confirm some details: medication/allergies, emergency contact details, collection details etc.

Camp hours are from 09 00 - 17 30 with extended day options from 08.30 (breakfast) to 18.00 at an additional cost.

CONTACT DETAILS

Reddam House School

Bearwood Road, Sindlesham

Wokingham, Berks, RG41 5BG

Tel: +00 1189 748 300

Email: camps@reddamhouse.org.uk

Emergency contact: 07988 731241

AIRPORT TRANSFERS

If you would like a transfer to or from the airport, please contact us and we will organise transport for you Please note there is a charge of £100 00 each way We only operate a transfer service from London Heathrow (LHR) or London Gatwick (LGA) airports, between the hours of 10.00 and 19.00. Arrival or Departure flights outside of this time can not be guaranteed to be met by the transfer service.

UNACCOMPANIED MINORS

If your child is traveling alone as a UM they will be met at the airport by a member of staff who will escort your child to the campus.

Flight companies have different regulations and fares. When asked to provide with a reference name, please provide them with the following contact details:

Polly King - Summer Camp Director

Reddam House School, Bearwood Road, Sindlesham

Wokingham, Berks, RG41 5BG

Tel: +44 1189 748 300

Email: p king@reddamhouse org uk

Emergency contact: (Polly King) 07988 731 241

If you require the name of the escort, please contact us two weeks before your child’s arrival

WELCOME DAY - Residential

Registration

On arrival you will be met by a member of the Leadership Team and other Camp staff. Important details and information will be checked and you will be shown to the Boarding House by one of the Residential Team You will be given a tour so you can find your way around the school, and a Camp goodie bag. You will get to meet and greet other campers and settle into your room. Arrival times on Sunday (for Residential campers) between 2pm and 4pm.

On the day you arrive, you’ll take part in a host of fun induction games and activities run by the residential team, designed to help you get to know your fellow campmates and familiarise yourself with the campus. Your valuable items will be checked in with camp staff upon registration - this may include your mobile device, i-pad or other hand held device, charger, passport and money We will also check any medication you bring with you Please ensure all items are clearly labelled with your name.

Making yourself at home

Once you have been shown your room, you can start to unpack and settle into your own space If you are sharing a room, you may like to spend some time getting to know your roommate[s]. All roommates will be international so you can learn and share each other’s culture while practising your English

Settling in to residential

Once everyone has arrived and started to get to know one another, we will hold our first Camp meeting while enjoying some festival street food. This is where you will be introduced to the whole team, and meet any late arrivals to camp. We will go through camp rules and share the excitement of the first few days of camp and what to expect. Then we will settle down for the night and get prepared for the following day.

WELCOME DAY - Day Campers

How to find us

Reddam House School can be found not too far away from the M4 and M25 with good connections to central London by rail and near to London airports, Heathrow (LHR) and Gatwick (LGA)

Morning Drop off - 9am (Extended day pass from 8.30am)

Afternoon Pick up - 5.30pm

Students will be met by a member of our fantastic team. Staff members will meet Day students by the Welcome Tent each morning. We ask that all day pupils sign in and update any collection arrangements for the afternoon. If someone other than the parent/guardian is picking up, we must have a letter of consent, signed by the parent, presented to the camp office prior to the event.

Emergency Contact

In the event of an emergency we will always contact the parent/guardian in the first instance. You may have a representative allocated on your consent from who is a recognised authorised adult who, if necessary, may collect the child from camp in your absence On collection any authorised adult must present their ID.

NANO CAMP

Morning Drop off - 9am (Extended day pass from 8 30am)

Afternoon Pick up - 4pm (Extended day pass to 5.30pm)

All NANO Camp students will meet the NANO Camp leader by the Welcome Tent ready for their day of adventure and activities. There is an excursion every Tuesday, so please ensure all children have the correct items for the day including a backpack and light-weight coat.

A TYPICAL DAY

Soon you will be packing your bags and getting ready to leave home and join us for a fun filled experience at Reddam House, Berkshire Let us start with a look at how your day will run.

A TYPICAL DAY

08:30 Breakfast

Day Campers Arrive

09:00 Camp Welcome

09:30 Morning sessions begin

10:45 Break

11:00 Morning session

(continued)

12:30 Lunch

13:30 Afternoon sessions

During the week

13 .30 [some 1:1 Tutorial times for Day campers]

17:30 Free Time [1:1 Tutorial time]

Day Campers Depart

18.30 Dinner

19:30 Evening activities

21:30 Junior bedtime

22:00 Senior bed time

22:30 Lights out and good night

After breakfast, resident campers will head off to the 09:00 Welcome and Daily Team Meeting before going to their chosen morning activity and return to Camp for lunch.

After lunch, activities will take place during the course of the afternoon Some campers may attend off-site activities Once lessons have finished, Day campers will leave site and Residential campers will have some free time Some students may have 1:1 Tutorials to attend.

After lessons and activities, we will all get together for the evening meal Then there will be some fun activities, sports, pool time, quizzes, talent nights, treasure hunts and lots more!

Day campers join the camp from Monday to Friday, from 09:00 to 17 30

A supervisor will be waiting to greet them at the Welcome Tent / Drake Boarding House main entrance

In the afternoons, Day campers will be collected by their parents from the Welcome Tent / Drake Boarding House

Wednesdays (week 1) and Thursdays (week 2) are excursion days.

NANO Camp excursions are every Tuesday.

This will be followed by lunch and then a 4-hour session in the afternoon - Multi-Activity (Sport), Dance & Performance or Wilderness Adventure

WEEK 1 EXAMPLE

Team

Aquapark Water Sports Day

BRUNCH Free Time

Dinner

Team Building

SCHEDULES AND PROGRAMS

Camp Name NANO CAMP

WEEK 1 - EXAMPLE - 'Under The Sea'

Mon Tue Wed Thurs

Activity 1

Activity 2

Excursion destination

Activity 1

Activity 2

Activity 2

Fri

Activity 1

Activity 2

21.00 – 22.00

Lunch Lunch

Activity 3 Activity 3

Activity 4

We aim to leave at 9am, so please arrive onsite by 08 30 and we aim to return ready for 16.00 pick up

Activity 3

Activity 4

Activity 4

Team Games on the Field

Group share session

Group share session

Extended day 'chill' activities

Group share session

Nano Camp starts at 9am each morning and all students will meet by the Welcome Tent ready for their first Activity. Activities are run throughout the day to give students variety across Arts & Crafts, Music & Movement, STEAM, Sports and Outdoor activities.

Lunch will be provided each day along with drinks and snacks.

Every afternoon, the whole camp will come together to share their learning and experiences in our Group share session.

Each Tuesday students will go on an exciting excursion off site.

EXCURSIONS (Main camp)

Excursions allow campers to fully immerse themselves in local culture and enjoy spending time with their new friends making long-lasting memories

These trips have an educational theme and students will be able to take advantage of opportunities on offer including museums, places of interest and tourist attractions We will encourage students to practice their language skills whilst out and about

Wednesday 12th July / Wednesday 26th July: LONDON

A day trip to London with a SENSAS experience, shopping at the Battersea Power Station and an open top Bus Tour of the London sights.

Saturday 15th / Saturday 29th July: AQUAPARK CAVERSHAM LAKES

(Residential Campers only) can make a splash at the Aquapark where we have a private island for the day Enjoy a day of swimming, stand-up paddle boarding and the Aquapark

Sunday 16th / Sunday 30th July: WARNER BROS STUDIO HARRY POTTER TOUR

(Residential Campers only) Discover the filmmaking magic and walk in the footsteps of Harry Potter's Wizarding World.

Thursday 20th July: WINDSOR CASTLE

A visit to the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world and surrounding area.

Thursday 3rd August: PORTSMOUTH HISTORIC DOCKYARD

The premiere destination for Naval history including the untold story of the finding, excavation and recovery of TheMary Rose followed by an afternoon at Gunwharf Quays for a bit of retail therapy.

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8th July: ODDS FARM PARK

utdoor adventure and Giant Indoor Play with nimal fun at Odds Farm Park

5th July: LEGOLAND (Windsor)

engaging trip where students can have fun he world of lego and taking part in a Castle orkshop.

August: KIDZANIA (London)

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LUNCH MENUS

- EXAMPLE ONLY

[a full menu list will be sent out in due course]

There will be a selection of suitable food options each day for dietary and medical needs All food is made on site by our school caterers

Residential campers will receive breakfast, lunch and an evening meal along with midmorning and mid-afternoon snacks. Additional healthy options will be available in the boarding house.

Day campers and NANO campers can enjoy a healthy lunch each day in the lunch hall or packed lunch if they are going off site on an excursion

There will always be a vegetarian option and salad bar along with any other specially made meals for those with dietary, medical or religious reasons

Tue

Breakfast Snack

American pancakes with streaky bacon, boiled eggs

Mini muffins

Hash browns, scrambled egg, sausage and beans

Banana Bread

Wed Thur Fri

Sliced meats and cheeses and boiled eggs

Bacon, boiled eggs, Rosti potatoe and baked beans

Orange wedges or Watermelon slices

Lunch

Fajita chicken, wedges and corn on the cob

Chilli con carne, rice and tortilla chips

Cookie

Snack

Cheese pinwheels

Packed Lunch for Excursion Day

Katsu Chicken Curry, rice

Selection of Pastries

Chocolate Brownie

Beef balti, rice, poppadum and naan bread

Blueberry Muffins

Flapjack bites

Ploughman's style meal deliverd to boarding house

Lasagne, garlic bread, mixed salad

Fish fingers, chips and peas

Each day for breakfast there will be cereal, fruit and yoghurt available. At lunch there will be a selection of freshly prepared seasonal salads to include Plant Powered ingredients with dressings, dips and crudites A daily dessert at lunch and supper and freshly sliced selection of seasonal fruits. There will also be a pasta bar featuring a selection of pasta and freshly made sauces

The school is a secure area with supervised access, 24 hours a day Campers can move freely and safely inside the campus, but are not allowed to exit campus without prior permission. External doors can only be accessed using a staff key fob and student mentors will monitor where students are at all times

SECURITY INSURANCE

Please make sure your child has adequate travel insurance cover for the United Kingdom. The school insurance covers activities taken onsite with full Risk Assessment in place.

Important Contact Information

School address: Reddam House School, Bearwood Road, Sindlesham,

Wokingham, Berkshire, RG41 5BG

School Office number: 01189 748 300

Opening times: 08 00 - 16 00

Summer Camp - Duty phone: 07796 883 629 / camps@reddamhouse org uk

Summer Camp Director- Emergency phone: 07988 731241 / p.king@reddamhouse.org.uk

DEPARTURES

Departures for boarding students will take place on Saturday:

• Session 1 - 22/07/2023

• Session 2 - 05/08/2023

DAY CAMPERS including NANO Camp

Day students should arrive with their parents on the first Monday of their camp between 08:30 – 09:00 for registration:

• Session 1 - 10/07/2023

• Session 2 - 24/07/2023

NANO #1 - 10/07/2023

NANO #3 - 24/07/2023

NANO #2 - 17/07/2023

NANO #4 - 31/07/2023

SCHOOL FACILITIES

Reddam House School, Berkshire

A co-eductaional independent through-school for girls and boys from three months to 18 years. Set in 125 acres of parkland, the school has a unique philosophy and formula for success based on the quality and depth of curricular, cultural and sporting activities available Summer Camp will take full advantage of the exceptional grounds for Multi-Activity (Sport) and Wilderness Adventure utilising the woodlands and impressive sports facilities The Dance & Performance course will be based within the professional theatre space and dance studios onsite.

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BOARDING HOUSES

All our campers will stay at either Drake House, Blake House or The Loft. We have a selection of bedrooms, some of which are ensuite, and each some come with shared facilities Rooms feature W i-Fi, fitted wardrobes, desks, and chests of drawers. Some bedrooms will be shared with 1 or 2 campers

Each boarding house has a communcal area where students can meet and chat, play games or use the pool tables. There is also a kitchen where students can prepare their own drinks and snacks. There is also a washing machine for use outside of the laundry service provided

Each boarding house will have at least two members of staff on site who will be their overnight contact.

WHAT TO EXPECT AS A PARENT

Our Parent Dashboard is your reference portal to all you need to know before and during Camp.

STEAM will use the science labs, while the English department use the classrooms with whiteboards and other interactive means of teaching https://rhb

The dashboard includes:

• A window into the camps daily life, with regular photos and updates on what campers have been getting up to

• Important contact numbers.

• Permission forms.

• Family Profile

COMING TO SCHOOL

If you are bringing your child to Camp, we recommend that you use the main drive as there is a car park available to all parents Morning drop off and afternoon pick up will be from the Welcome Tent.

At usual pick up time (16.00 for NANO Camp) Students will be released from the Welcome Tent.

At pick up for Main Camp / Extended Day for NANO (17.30) students will be released from Drake Boarding House.

KEEPING IN TOUCH

Campers appreciate letters, postcards and phone calls. It is very likely that during the first few days of camp, your child may feel homesick, so rest assured that we’ll encourage them to call you and that we’ll take care to ensure they are integrating well. We have a buddy system for those who are struggling to settle and all students will have their mentor if they need someone to talk to.

When contacting your child, we recommend that you don’t dwell on home problems, favourite pets, or how much everybody misses them. Try to be cheerful and chatty.

Campers are allowed to make or receive phone calls during their free time between 5 30 - 6 30pm UK time, as phones are not to be carried during activities or lessons, or after evening activities

To check on your child’s progress, feel free to call the duty phone and speak to their designated monitor The school office is open from 09:00 – 15:00 each week day

POCKET MONEY

The amount of pocket money given to a camper is at your discretion.

All costs for meals and excursions are included, but please remember your child may like to bring money for snacks and refreshments, and for presents or souvenirs (we recommend no more than £50/per week).

You will be asked to leave your child’s pocket money with a Camp Leader upon arrival, along with any travel documents and mobile phones.

NANO Camp students may wish to bring some spending money on excursions. We recommend a total amount of £10 per excursion.

MOBILE PHONES

Campers may bring a mobile phone with them, but they must ensure their phones are signed in on arrival and returned each evening to be put on charge.

Failure to adhere to this rule will result in confiscation of the phone

MISSING HOME

Staying away from home can be an exciting adventure for many people, but for others the idea of being away from home for any period of time can cause homesickness. Homesickness is something we all experience at some point, and we understand that emotions to being away from home may need support and guidance We therefore aim to make the transition of nervous individuals to independent campers who are able to cope with change We will encourage campers to communicate with us if and when they feel a bit low and if necessary we will enable a call home.

MAKING FRIENDS BEFORE YOU GO

If you would like the opportunity to meet a fellow camper before coming to Camp we can facilitate setting up a Teams Meeting so you can socialise and chat. This is a lovely way to start Camp and ensure you see at least one familiar face on the first day

MEDICATIONS/ HEALTH CARE

We need to know your child’s medical information before they arrive, so if your child has any specific medical needs, please make us aware of it in the medical section of the application form. If you forget, please get in touch so we can send you an alternative medical form to complete before arrival

If your child needs regular medication while at Camp, please give our first aider the relevant medicines in their original prescription container, along with the pharmacy instructions.

Place the prescription containers in a clean Ziplock bag labelled with your child’s name and date of birth. Please do not pack your child’s medication in with their luggage.

COVID

Following announcement by the UK Government, we are very happy to inform you that Reddam House School can lift all of its pandemicrelated measures Life on campus can go on without any public health-related restrictions.

We recommend that anyone who has tested positive for COVID or who thinks they are infected or are showing symptoms does not come to campus.

COVID CLAUSES

You can follow this link to find out more about our clauses before and during camp. Terms and conditions Link

WHAT TO BRING

Being at Camp is a brilliant opportunity for your child to gain extra independence.

They’ll need to take responsibility for preparing themselves for each day / daily activity, and while this may be exciting for some, it can be a little daunting for others, so we hope the following few pages will help with planning your child’s stay with us.

CLOTHING & KIT LIST*

LANGUAGE CLASSES RECOMMENDED FOR RESIDENTIAL CAMPERS

Pens

Pencils

Notebook

Colouring pencils

RECOMMENDED

1-2 long trousers

3-4 shorts

4-5 T-shirts

2 hoodies

Swimwear

Swimming goggles

Beach towel

Cap / hat

Sunscreen

2 laundry bags

Flip Flops

Trainers / hiking shoes

Small backpack

Water bottle

Water-proof jacket

Adequate supply of underwear, including socks

Presentable casual clothing and shoes for the duration of camp

Toilet bag and contents

Pyjamas / nightdresses

Dressing gown (optional)

Slippers (optional)

OTHER OPTIONAL ITEMS

Personal mobile phone

i-pad / personal handheld device

Hairdryer Camera

Sunglasses

Reading materials

Bedding and towels are supplied and washed by Camp staff

*Please make sure that all your clothes are labelled with your child’s full name Clothing on camp may get dirty, so please don't bring special clothing or anything of great value.

DANCE

Dance wear: leotard / tights

Ballet / Jazz shoes

Comfortable trousers/leggings

SWIMMING

Swim suit or Swim shorts

Swimming Towel

Goggles

MULTIACTIVITY

Indoor Trainers

Outdoor Trainers

Shorts / T-Shirts

WILDERNESS

Long trousers

Long sleeved top

Cap

Outdoor trainers

Walking boots

Trainers that can get muddy / wet

A warm fleece for sleeping out

A jumper

Flip flops / sandals

LAUNDRY SERVICE

There is a weekly laundry service within the Camp each Friday, which will include bedding, towels and personal clothing

for main camp only

CAMPERS’ CODE OF CONDUCT

ALL CAMPERS MUST

1. Be respectful to all involved in the Camps.

2. Respect the timings and arrive punctually and prepared.

3 Respect the school property and keep it clean and tidy; especially your own rooms.

4 Not to use mobile phones during lessons or activities

5. Partake in alcohol, smoking, or any use of any kind of drugs; in or outside the campus.

6 Attend all meals (mealtime is compulsory)

7. All laundry should be named, placed in your laundry bag and left by your door on laundry collection day

8. If you have issues during the night, please ask the staff on duty to help you

9. Sign in and out when arriving/departing campus lessons and activities (we must know where you are at all times).

RESIDENTIAL CAMPERS

Campers aged 14 to 18 years old, may go unaccompanied to Wokingham Sainsburys, but must be with a group of THREE or more You must sign out with the Summer Camp Director and respect the return time; if you do not, you won’t be permitted to leave the Camp again When you return to campus, you must remember to check-in with the member of staff on duty. Please understand that failure to follow this Code of Conduct could result in:

1. Loss of house points.

2. A formal meeting with one of the Camp Directors.

3 Your parents or guardians being called to discuss your behaviour

4. A suitable consequence decided by staff (e.g. loss of privileges).

5. Early discharge from Camp - particularly if your behaviour is hurtful to yourself, to others, or to Camp staff or property