
Bounce Inc Holiday Camp
Singapore · Trampoline · 3–16 yrs
Typically open in March — 2027 dates coming soon

Camp Beaumont Asia runs this multi-activity day camp in Singapore, Singapore. The camp welcomes children aged 3–12, with languages on the programme. Typically open April to July — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 1 week.
Playtime programmes - For 3-4 year olds Our Playtime programme offers 3-4 year old children a variety of fun and engaging activities in the areas of creative arts, science, physical education and emotional wellbeing in order to get preschool age children on track toward becoming successful students. Playtime is a half day long from 9am to 12:30 noon. We welcome children aged 2.5 years to our Playtime programme in Hong Kong. Magic programmes - For 5-7 year olds Our Magic programme offers 5 to 7 year olds a huge mix of activities, theme days and special events for a truly magical experience. Our extra-curricular camp provides children with a unique chance to develop their independence, overcome challenges and make personal choices through a programme of exciting activities. Active programmes - For 8-12 year olds Our Active programme is packed with pure excitement and new-found friendship. Young campers can reach new heights, learn new skills and enjoy plenty of healthy outdoor activities. Children set their own pace on the Active programme; they can choose high energy sports or arts, crafts and design. Active programs are designed to build confidence, and inspire children to learn more about themselves through teamwork. Facilities include - Classrooms State of the art sports facilities Swimming Pool Junior Playground Forrest School Area Multi purpose sports hall
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The programme is built around week-long Monday to Friday blocks rather than individual days, so children settle into one group and stay with it for the whole week, which is where the friendships and the confidence tend to come from. Campers are placed by age into Playtime for three and four year olds, Magic for five to seven year olds and Active for eight to twelve year olds, with each group led by a keyworker who explains the day, introduces the site and keeps an eye on how everyone is getting on. Within that structure the day flows through a rotation of multi-activity sessions, creative STEAM projects and British-themed games and challenges, all designed and underpinned by staff training developed with In2Action specialists. Because Camp Beaumont works in partnership with leading international schools, the day makes use of proper school facilities in a secure, familiar setting. The whole programme is deliberately screen-free and holistic, aiming squarely at confidence, social skills and independence, and requests to be grouped with a friend are accommodated where possible while children are actively encouraged to make new ones.
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Children are looked after in age-based groups, each with a familiar face in charge: every camper is assigned a keyworker in the form of a Head Group Leader or Group Leader who walks them through how the day runs and helps them settle in, and the youngest three and four year olds have a team member checking in on them through the day. Groups are kept small, bubbled at up to 15 children for those aged five and over with a maximum of 24 per group, and the staff-to-group ratio is increased where an activity calls for it. All staff undergo full background checks, and the school campuses used are secure, well-maintained sites. If your child needs medication during camp you complete a Medical Administration Form; medication is stored in the first aid area and given by first aiders at the agreed times. Children who have been sick with vomiting or stomach illness stay away for 48 hours to protect the rest of the group, and campers needing extra support are welcomed through an individual plan agreed with parents before camp.
lunch
Provided during Summer Camps; allergies and dietary needs should be flagged at booking so alternatives can be arranged.
Lunch is provided at the Summer Camps, so your child simply arrives ready for the day; for other holiday periods the team lets you know in advance whether lunch will be included. Camp Beaumont runs as a nut-aware camp, which means no food items containing nuts may be brought in, and any dietary restrictions or allergies you share at booking are passed to the camp so suitable alternatives can be prepared.
Camp is deliberately screen-free so that children get the most out of the activities in front of them. Smart phones and smart watches with cameras are not allowed at camp, and if a device must come along for the journey it stays in your child's bag for the whole day, with responsibility for keeping it safe resting with them. The team would rather children left gadgets at home altogether, and encourages parents to catch up on the day's news face to face with staff at collection time instead.
Campus facilities
95 Portsdown Rd, Singapore 139299
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Getting your child there
Drop-off at Tanglin Trust School
Campers are dropped off and collected at the school campus at 95 Portsdown Rd, Singapore 139299. On the first morning the group leaders greet each child, explain how the day will run and show them around the site, and parents can pass on any last details about a medical condition at drop-off. At the end of the day the team is at collection to share how your child's day went, since staff are with the children throughout the day rather than on the phone. · 95 Portsdown Rd, Singapore 139299
Complimentary camp bus
Pickup service · A complimentary bus service is offered for campers attending the summer camps at Tanglin Trust School, arranged through the Customer Service team and available with advance registration only, so seats need to be requested before camp starts. When the Tanglin campus was closed for renovations, camps ran instead at Nexus International School Singapore with the free bus including a stop near Tanglin Trust School, so it is worth confirming the current route and pick-up point when you book.
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