Ten Days of Halloween
Dance, acro and Halloween making at Chobham Academy, 8am to 6pm. Every day has its own theme, its own routine and its own thing to take home — so book one day or all ten.
- WhenMon 19 – Fri 30 October
- Times8am – 6pm
- Ages5 to 11
- WhereChobham Academy, E20
Chobham's half term is two weeks. Most camps only cover one.
Chobham Academy breaks up on the 16th and does not go back until the 2nd of November. Almost every holiday camp around here runs the week of the 26th, because that is when the council schools break — which leaves Chobham families with a whole week nobody has planned for.
We are open for both. Same hours, same price, same building your child already walks into every morning.
And because each day stands on its own, you only book the days you actually need.
And because each day stands on its own, you only book the days you actually need.
Week one — Monster Mayhem
Mon 19 – Fri 23 October
MON 19 - Monsters
Big stompy street routine · bear crawls and log rolls · painted monster mask
TUE 20 - Skeletons
Body isolations and popping · bridges and backbends · a skeleton that moves
WED 21 - Witches
Sweeping contemporary · cartwheels and side balances · potion bottle and spell scroll
THU 22 - Vampires
Sharp quick commercial · handstands at the wall · bat wings on elastic
FRI 23 - Mad Scientists
Robotic movement · partner balances · slime in a labelled jar
Week two — Spooktacular
Mon 26 – Fri 30 October
MON 26 - Haunted House
Creeping and freezing · rolls and dive rolls · a shoebox haunted house
TUE 27 - Zombies
Thriller-style group routine · walkovers and shoulder stands · zombie hands
WED 28 - Black Cats
Light quick jazz · cat leaps and split jumps · ears, tail and whiskers
THU 29 - Ghosts
Floating contemporary · held balances · a ghost mobile and glow lantern
FRI 30 - Halloween Party
Costumes, everything from the fortnight, games · trick-or-treat bag to take home
What they actually do
DANCE
A new themed routine every day, split by age and finished by home time. Taught by the same teachers your child would have in a weekly class.
Acrobatics
Balances, rolls and walkovers on full mats, taught in strict progressions by a specialist acro teacher — not a general coach covering it as one of six things.
Halloween Making
Two and a half hours a day, properly taught — not a table of paint. Every child goes home with the thing they made that day. Ten days, ten things.
And a video every evening. At 3 o'clock the whole camp dances the day's routine together and we film it — so whether your child came for one day or all ten, you see what they did that afternoon.
A day at camp
Doors at 8am, collection until 6pm. Bring a packed lunch, a snack and a water bottle — we are a nut-free site.
Prices
A full week, 8am to 6pm, is fifty hours of qualified care with something made every day. That is £8 an hour.
Core Camp
£260
a week · £57 a single day
Full day · most popular
£400
a week · £85 a single day
Both weeks · ten days
£700
8am – 6pm, 19 – 30 October
Who is looking after them
- 20children in a group, never more. Two age groups, 5–7 and 8–11.
- 2+adults with the children at every moment, including early and late club.
- DBSenhanced checks with the children's barred list on every member of staff.
- 1staid — a paediatric first-aid qualified adult on site all day, every day.
Questions parents ask
Yes, and you lose nothing by doing it. Every day is a different theme with its own routine and its own thing to take home, all finished by home time — there is no week-long build-up to miss.
Most of them haven't. Every routine starts from nothing that morning, so a first-timer on day seven is in exactly the same place as everyone else in the room.
