Nine themed weeks of playful, hands-on adventure — the way children learn best: through play.
See weeks & campusesRegistration by phone only — +36 30 231 81 81From electric water-gun battles and farm explorers to junior chefs, LEGO geniuses and pirate treasure hunters — an English-language summer camp (angol nyári tábor) open to Under the Rainbow children and friends joining us from outside.
Each campus runs its own line-up. Tap a campus to see which theme runs which week.
Every week has its own world to explore. The same nine themes run across all three campuses.
Children create a large wall map tracing how foods (honey, milk, bread) travel from producer to table — drawing, cutting and discussing each stage together.
Environmental awarenessSystematic thinkingFine motor skillsPlanned trip: Bee farm / FarmInteractive water-gun games: target painting, balloon splash challenges and water-based obstacle courses.
A simple science experiment testing soap–water–glycerin ratios to find the longest-lasting bubbles.
Gross motor skillsHypothesis-makingLogical thinkingPlanned guest: Giant Bubble companyEach child gets a notebook to draw and describe the insects they find. At the end, they earn a "Bug Detective Certificate."
Children watch the butterfly hatching process, following the transformation from caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly.
Scientific observationPatienceCuriosityEach child creates their own superhero profile — their strengths, what brings them joy, and how they can help others.
Self-awarenessEmpathyPositive self-imageSocial skillsIn small groups, children create a short story together, illustrate it and add text. By the end of the week, a "class book" is created.
CreativityNarrative thinkingEarly literacyExtra: "Grand Opening" of our new libraryChildren record the recipes of foods they prepare: ingredients, quantities and step-by-step instructions, measuring units by hand.
Mathematical thinkingSequencingFine motor skillsIndependencePlanned guest: cooking / baking workshopBefore building with LEGO, children design their structure on paper, then build it and compare — what changed, and why?
"Build Your Own Vehicle" is a fun competition to plan a car and test its speed.
Spatial awarenessPlanning skillsProblem-solvingPerseverancePlanned guests: Edukido LEGO expertsBefore and after a museum visit, children collect unfamiliar words, define and illustrate them, and organise them into their own vocabulary collection.
Vocabulary expansionConceptual thinkingLanguage awarenessPlanned trip: Dino ParkChildren create their own treasure maps of the camp or an imaginary island. Based on each other's maps, they organise a real treasure hunt.
Orientation skillsUse of symbolsSocial cooperationPlaces fill quickly and registration is by phone only. Call us to check availability at your campus and reserve your child's spot.
