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Your child will have a wide choice of tech courses that will enrich their imagination, leave them proud of their achievements and prepare them for the digital future. Summer camps are held at King’s House School in Richmond upon Thames and welcome children aged 7–16, from complete beginners to confident young coders.
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Summer camps are held at King's House School, and run Monday to Friday, from 9:00am to 5:00pm.
Wrap around care is available – 8:30am for early drop-off and/or 5:30pm for late pick-up.
Tutors: DBS, First Aid trained & FunTech certified
Class size: Average of 6 children per tutor (max 8)
Screen Breaks (10 mins): 2 x AM and 2 x PM
Lunch Break: 60 minutes
Students: Successful completion certificate
FunTech: Over 29 years’ experience
In good weather, children will be outside during break times to get some fresh air. At lunch time they will engage with a different physical activity each day, such as capture the flag. In bad weather, they’ll relax in the communal areas to chat with friends or play board games.
FunTech’s Richmond summer camps are hosted at King’s House School and run through the summer holidays, Monday to Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm. If you need flexibility around the working day, wraparound care covers an 8:30am drop-off and pick-up as late as 5:30pm.
What sets the week apart is that it’s built around one structured course rather than a rota of activities. Your child chooses their subject - beginner coding, game design, more advanced programming and plenty in between - then spends five days going properly deep on it, guided by a specialist tutor in a group that averages six children and never exceeds eight. They finish the week with working projects of their own and a completion certificate.
Search for summer day camps in Richmond and you’ll find no shortage of sport and activity options. FunTech offers something different: a full-day camp - 9 to 5, with wraparound care, supervised breaks and a daily lunchtime activity - where the time is spent genuinely learning technology with an expert tutor. It’s the structure of a day camp with the substance of a course, which is what we’ve provided since 1996. Screen time is purposeful and broken up through the day, and children head outdoors at break times whenever the weather plays along.




