Summer activities for 3 year old

Hi

Does anyone know of any summer camps, activities or programs for a very active boy who is nearly 3. I know of Woodlands but was hoping for something more sporty (less school like). Have seen ESF and Cricket club but they don't appear to have anything for 3 years old. Have 2 older boys who will be doing sailing and surfing but need something for my little one.

Thanks in advance

ESF do have summer sports camps for 3-4 year olds in three locations. Check the website under Sports Camps and Clinics www.esf.org.hk.

Tiny tots has soccer. http://www.tinytots.com.hk/schedule

The new summer schedule is not on there yet, but they have had it in years past.

Here's a list of a few "after-school" organisations, many of which also run summer camps.


BTW I would note that the Woodland Summer Camps are much more "casual" compared to the normal term classes. Much more "fun focused" if you will.


ESF Educational Services Ltd - http://www.esf.org.hk/ - English and Sports.

YWCA -  http://www.esmdywca.org.hk/PageContent.aspx?pageid=Hong-Kong-Expatriates-Home. Tons of activities for kids and adults.

Cecilia Ho Art Club - Chinese Painting, contact Winky Ling at 25202526 or chartclub@yahoo.com

Hong Kong Chess Club - contact Ho Yin-Ping at 92152682 or hoyinping@yahoo.com.hk

Brilliant Learning - Sanskriti, contact Geetanjali Dhar at 98300612 or mktg@brilliantlerning.com.hk

Active Kids Ltd - Science, Stormy Chefs, Chess, contact Nancy Lo at 91787376 or admin@activekidshk.com.

Primary Matters - Creative Writing, contact Marion McNally at 94654468 or marion.mcnally@gmail.com

Integrated Martial Arts - contact Ho Ka Lok at 91204689 or wamakfyip@yahoo.com

PlaySport Coaching Ltd -  http://playsport.com.hk/contact Matt Bennett at 28189453 or info@playsport.com.hk

Chito Ryu Karate - contact Heyton Tse at 91512707 or heytontze@gmail.com

Awana Club - contact Mary Briggs at 26486114 or marybriggs0828@hotmail.com

Go Sport - contact Donna Maniago at 90496292 or maniagosk8@gmail.com

Brownies (like girl scouts) - contact Angela Williams at 91022099 or willo@netvigator.com

Children’s Technology Workshop – Lego, contact Gina Yung 25910100 or gina@ctworkshop.com.hk

Anastassia’s Art House -  http://www.arthouse-hk.com/. Art classes.

Socatots - http://www.socatots.com/hongkong/. Soccer for little ones.

Woodland Pre-Schools - http://www.woodlandschools.com/Landing.php - They don’t post activities on their website but have a full catalog from cooking to Karate.

Busy Bees at hong Kong Football CLub - www.busybeespreschool.com.hk - lovely and friendly, great facilities and sports, art and fun. Most kids between 2-5

Wow - whatever happened to parents entertaining their own kids?

Tommyknocker, as a parent I'm all for entertaining my own kids. However it can be great fun for them to be in activities for parts of the day. Doesn't mean I abandon them exactly...

Thanks so much everyone. Some great ideas here - wish I knew about some of these last year! Now to start trying to organize 3 different schedules (like a military operation).

Yes - certainly a shame we can't entertain our own 3 children at home. A bit difficult in a 1400sqft apartment. I for one would much rather my 3 very active boys get out and get some exercise while making new friends than stuck at home in a tiny apartment with no facilities - would be a hard job to get them off computers and WII games. Unfortunately the days of my childhood are long gone. My mom used to send us out with a packed lunch at 8am and tell us not to come home until dinner time!!!

At least if they can do a few sports activities over the very LONG 8 week summer holiday, they come home happy to have some quite time with parents and not kill each other.

Maybe Tommyknocker has a few ideas on how to entertain teens and young ones at home in HK for 9 weeks? There is only so many hours of playdough one can handle I'm afraid.

Thanks again everyone for your great ideas!