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Täby · Horse riding · 7–18 yrs
Typically open in June — 2027 dates coming soon
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Ages5–14 yrs
SeasonOct
TypeDay camp
GowReads runs this day camp in Djursholm, Sweden. The camp welcomes children aged 5–14, with sports, arts & crafts, and tech & science on the programme. Typically open October — new dates coming soon. Activities run in English and Swedish.
Day camp in Djursholm, Sweden
Camp dates: October 26 - October 29, Time: 9:00 am - 16:00 pm, Set at BISS Altorp Campus in Djursholm, just north of central Stockholm, GowReads Autumn Camp is a four-day autumn-break day camp for children aged 5–14. Camp is conducted primarily in English, and support is provided in Swedish. The camp brings together 10+ hands-on experiences across LEGO Robotics, Roblox Game Development, Minecraft Coding, arts and crafts, sports, team games and a special Candy Making Workshop. With small groups and an 8:1 student-to-instructor ratio, children receive guidance while exploring, creating and learning. The camp runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, making it a convenient option for families in Danderyd, Täby, Sollentuna, Solna and Stockholm.
What's Included
Equipment
Daily photo updates
Certificate of completion
Candy making workshop transport
10+ Activities
Special One Day Candy Making Workshop
Not provided
Lunch
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The four days are built around a choice-based model: several activity tracks run at the same time, and children pick the sessions that match their interests rather than being marched through a fixed rotation. A child who would rather build robots than make jewellery, or play football rather than code, can move between activities across the day, which keeps motivation high and lets quieter children settle where they feel confident. The rhythm is deliberately balanced, with focused technology and coding work set against craft projects and active outdoor play, so no part of the day feels either overstimulating or aimless. Everything happens in small groups with instructors close at hand, which means collaboration and personal attention are built into the structure. Across more than ten experiences, from LEGO Robotics, Minecraft coding and Roblox to T-shirt painting, jewellery making and clay modelling and the candy-making workshop, sports: football, basketball, dodgeball, the intention is that every child finds something they love and tries something they would never have chosen alone.
Reviews
Safety & Supervision
Student to teacher ratio (Elder kids)8:1
Small group sizes
Qualified professional instructors
Regular feedback to parents
Parents receive daily updates
Emergency contact system
DBS-checked staff
First aid certified coaches
Secure perimeter
No unsupervised time
Safeguarding policy
Groups are deliberately kept small, with GowReads working to an 8:1 student-to-teacher ratio so that every child is known by name and gets hands-on help rather than being left to follow a screen. Sessions are instructor-led from start to finish by qualified professionals, and the camp is designed so that transitions between technology, craft and sports activities stay supervised. Parents receive regular feedback via emails on how children are getting on, something families have singled out in reviews.
Screen time policy
GowReads follows a balanced screen-time approach during camp. Screen-based activities such as LEGO Robotics, Roblox Game Development and Minecraft Coding are structured learning sessions, while the rest of the day includes arts and crafts, sports, outdoor games, creative activities and the Candy Making Workshop. Children are encouraged to use technology purposefully for learning and creation rather than for passive screen time. To support an engaging and focused camp environment, personal phones, tablets and other personal electronic devices are not permitted during camp hours.
The campus
British School of Stockholm, Altorp Campus, Östra Valhallavägen 17 182 68, Djursholm
The autumn camp is hosted at BISS Altorp in Djursholm, a school campus in the Danderyd area that gives the programme proper indoor teaching rooms for robotics, coding and craft work alongside space for football, dodgeball and team games. Because everything happens on one secure site, children move between their technology, arts and sports sessions without leaving the campus.
Campus facilities
Sports hall
Football pitches
Arts room
Wi-Fi
Medical room
Shared bathrooms
Nature trail
Location & getting there
Östra Valhallavägen 17, 182 68 Djursholm, Sweden
British International School of Stockholm, Altorp Campus
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Getting your child there
By car
SEK 0 · optionalDaily drop-off at BISS Altorp, Djursholm
Roslagsbanan line 29 stops at Ösberga station, which is about a 4-minute walk from the school. There is also a bus stop at Ösberga, within easy walking distance, so no additional bus is needed from the station.
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Run by GowReads
Since 2025
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