FAQ
What will happen in the case of an accident on camp?
We have a clear and robust First Aid Policy in place. Each venue has at least one dedicated advanced Paediatric First Aider who can assess and respond with First Aid to promote your child’s safety and welfare. In the event of a more serious accident, parents / guardians will be contacted immediately. Paperwork will be completed, and a report of the incident kept in our First Aid log.
All the activities we deliver are risk assessed and delivered by qualified and experienced coaches.
What activities do you offer?
We offer a wide range of activities, games and competitions. The day is divided into two team games, a competitive game, free time and these are structured around breaks and lunch time.
How much do Camps and clubs cost?
Holiday Camps:
Our Holiday Camps have two pricing and time structures:
Core Days - 09:15 - 15:15 - Priced at £20 Per Day
Extended Days - 08:30 - 16:00 - Priced at £25 Per Day
My child has lost some property, what should I do?
Please contact us. Label all belongings. All medicines and equipment MUST be signed in at the welcome desks for Holiday Camps. If your child has lost something during the school day or a school club, please check the lost property in the school.
Clubs / Workshops
Whilst the coaches at each venue will do their best to ensure children leave with their belongings, we cannot accept responsibility for any property that children bring to a Peak Performance Sports course.
Holiday Camps
Please can all property be clearly labelled. We do our best to ensure children leave with their belongings, if items are left behind please check the lost property bags. Please note we do not keep any lost property, on the last day of camp the bags go in charity bins.
Do you accept Childcare Vouchers?
No, our sports sessions are not designed for 'childcare'.
The summer days are hot and long, will my child get too tired?
We always monitor and supervise children closely and ensure the following:
- All children have sun cream applied and wear a sun hat.
- Regular breaks are in place to ensure children come out of the sun, re-hydrate and take advantage of the fresh fruit we provide.
- Listen to children's concerns about headaches and feeling unwell.
We also have chill out zones where children can play quietly with their friends, tonnes of face paints and less intense activities on offer. Children always leave tired after a fun day but are bouncing wanting to come back! Trust us.
What does my child need to bring to Peak Performance Sports course?
Children are required to bring:
- Suitable clothing and footwear
- A healthy Packed Lunch, snack for afternoon break and a water bottle.
- Sun cream (to be applied before arrival) and a sun hat.
What if my child isn’t very sporty?
They're in good hands!
Our team are experts at nurturing and encouraging children to feel part of the right team and to join in the games and activities. We understand it can be daunting to come into a new environment with a lot of new faces so we get to know the group so we can ensure they get the most out of their time with us. We also use our Junior Leaders to help with new children get settled into our camp.
The emphasis at our Holiday Camps is on having fun, meeting new friends and trying something new. Although we host games that are very competitive for those children who wish to play them, most activities our set out for fun.
Parents are more than welcome to come in and talk to the team or contact us in advance of your booking to discuss any questions.
When do your Holiday Camps open?
Peak Performance Sports delivers action packed Holiday Camps through the School Holidays. We open week days between 08:30 - 16:00.
Who will my child be grouped with?
Children are grouped by age and ability. If your child is coming with a friend they will most likely be able to be with their friend throughout the whole day. Please speak to a member of staff if you have any group requests or drop a request at the time of booking.