It may feel to many that the summer holiday only just finished, but the next break is nearly upon us.
Luxembourg has plenty on offer in terms of fun and educational camps, though the following is by no means an exhaustive list!
Are your kids full of energy? Need to be in a soft environment to avoid bumps and bruises? Then Little Gym might be the place for them! Their camps combine fun, sporty, and creative activities and learning to keep your kids active, entertained and laughing.
Kids aged 3–12 can join in the fun and who knows, this could be the beginning of their Olympic journey?! Parents have the flexibility to sign their children up for half days or full days.
For three days, the Coque is offering a full-day camp that gives children between eight and 11 years the opportunity to try a range of activities, such as swimming, climbing, and much more.
PRISMA Halloween Rugby Camp, Rugby Club Luxembourg
Every year during the autumn holidays, Rugby Club Luxembourg run their rugby camp. The players will take part in training sessions run by experienced coaches ensuring high level rugby. Children will be taught how to deal with the high physical demands, and the core values of the sport.
If your child(ren) is more into tennis, then check out the kids camp at the tennis club Arquebusiers in Belair. Prices are dependent on age and length of time that they stay at the camp.
For children aged 3–12, Little Lions offers a variety of activities, from squash and volleyball to cricket and rugby. It's a great opportunity for children to try lots of different sports, whilst also making new friends.
Bricks 4 Kidz runs a variety of workshops during the half-term week, for kids aged 4–13. Children can use their imagination with Lego to harness their inner engineer or architect. The format is flexible with the option to choose a full week (mornings or afternoons) or specific days.
This holiday camp combines both arts and outdoor activities to give children more variety of activity and different types of stimulus. Morning activities include painting, pottery, and drawing, with outdoor activities taking place in the afternoons.
The focus of this camp, suitable for children aged 6–12 years old, is Top Chef. Children will discover the basics of cooking through a variety of age appropriate workshops, and will be immersed in a creative week of exploring, experimenting, tasting, and creating.
Tipp Topp Art Camp, Côte d'Eich
For children aged 5–13, this is a week-long camp in the heart of the city (you can choose mornings or afternoons). The camps are conducted in French, English, and Luxembourgish, and all skill levels are welcome. Children must wear appropriate clothing as art can be messy!
If you would like your kids to spend the holiday improving their language skills, then Schola Nova is the ideal place for them! The school offers classes in French, English, and German in the mornings, with a variety of recreational activities taking place in the afternoons.
This Halloween science camp, which runs for the duration of the holiday week, takes place at Laborartorium in Livange. Each morning has its own theme, and families can book for the the whole week or a single morning. Suitable for children aged 5–11, kids will do a variety of experiments and crafts, including a Moon Camp session on the Thursday.
For some extra fall fun you can send your kids, aged 4–12, to Star Activities for the holiday week! Each day, there is a different adventure – from tennis and badminton lessons to hiking in the Mullerthal, to fun on an Air Tramp.
If you are looking to send your kids on a night away, camps curated by the National Youth Service provide a variety of activities for children aged 6–15. There are different camps available!
And if this isn’t exactly what you’re looking for, take a look at our Family Matters section that covers What's On for families, both monthly and weekly.
