~Mamamie's Thots~ Singapore Parenting and Lifestyle Blog: SOMOS Summer Camp Singapore

Time flies, the kids are into their 3rd week of the school term now. During the December holiday last year, the folks from YCP Education Singapore invited my kids to attend their 5-Day SOMOS Summer Camp. Until this day, they are still telling how much they missed the camp and their friends whom they have bonded during that period. So are you curious to know what SOMOS Summer Camp is all about?

About SOMOS Summer Camp

Singapore' First Summer Camp for Both Overseas and Local Students. They are the first summer camp provider emphasizing on the element of cultural exchange, providing overseas students with an opportunity to experience the world-class education system in Singapore.

They believe that alternative learning is important in supplementing the child's learning by helping him/her to think critically and creatively to prepare for the 21st century. They furnish their own contents and work with the best enrichment institutes to provide the best STEM education.

What I like about this camp is the vast exposure of activities for the children. During the 5-day camp, they were transported by the chartered bus to different learning venues to learn about Clay Arts, Coding, Cooking, Robotics, Design Thinking, Kids' Entrepreneurship, Cultural Activity and Basketball. They were kept occupied with full day activities starting from 8.30am till 4.30pm (with food and transportation provided).

As a parent, I felt this is a good opportunity for them to explore their interest through these activities. Full day camp also allows ample time for them to learn more and the schedule is just nice to incorporate 2 activities into one day. I do not have to worry about my kids idling and do unconstructive activities at home. In fact, they are able to learn useful things to keep their brain occupied at the camp. SOMOS Summer Camp is also very flexible by allowing parents to visit their children during the curriculum hours. I believe it is a win-win situation for both parents and the children.

What amazed me was that age was not an issue even though children whose age ranges between 6 to 12 were put together in the same camp. They were able to learn and play together.