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The Nottingham Emmanuel School, West Bridgford
Monday 18 October - Friday 29 October 2021 | Weekdays, 8am - 6pm
£175 per child, per week
Scholarships are available for low-income families
Amazing adventures, friendships and discovery every school holiday!
Camp Williams is back for two-weeks of incredible adventures! A fun-packed day camp for 4-15 year olds, Camp Williams is a day camp full of new skills, new friends and new experiences.
From archery to drama, basketball to art, and Camp Rallies to their unforgettable Gaga Ball - there's nothing quite like the energy and fun of Camp!
Based at The Nottingham Emmanuel School, Camp Williams is an unforgettable way to spend the school break.
The Camp Williams Camp Leaders have a fun-packed camp ready! Expect...
Camp Rallies • Swimming • Juice Jam • Sports & Games • Village vs Village Challenges • Core Values Awards • Soak a Coach • Arts & Crafts • Camp Games • and more!
For 8-15 year olds, there are Skills Clinics* too, including...
- Basketball
- Climbing
- Mountain Biking
- Scootering
- Drama & theatre
- Football
- Athletics
- Crafts
- Archery
Campers join Villages based on their ages whilst they're at Camp, making sure they experience activities, challenges and fun that grow up with them.
Camp Williams is 100% not-for-profit. Scholarships are available for low-income families.
*Please note that Skill Clinics vary week by week. Availability of specific activities cannot be guaranteed.
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