Absolutely. To read about and see pictures from our previous camps workshops, go here.

We try to cap each camp session at 25 kids but will accept more kids on a case-by-case basis.

Each camper will, throughout the course of the camp session, create his/her digital storybook. This storybook will be created during each day of camp and presented to parents in the afternoon on the last day of camp. There will be one field trip during the week-long camp.

Each day will consist of a combination of the following activities:

1. Time outdoors
2. Activities and games
3. Classroom learning time when campers learn how to write, design, illustrate, create videos, add sound to and animate stories. The learning is progressive.
4. Snacks and lunch
5. Art projects

Our camps are for ages 6-9. We are willing to accept children younger and/or older on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us at bookings@globalsleepover.com with this request.

Campers must provide their own transportation to and from camp. There will be a supervised drop-off and pick-up of campers with authorized adults at each location. Instructions and directions will be included in the welcome package to be sent to parents before sessions begin.

We will provide transportation for any field trips.

Our staff will be on hand to receive campers beginning at 9:00am. Camps begin at 9:30am. If parents drop off children after 9:30am, we request parents escort the camper to the classroom.

Pick-up begins at 4:30pm and ends at 4:45pm. Children who are not picked up by 4:45pm will be put into after-camp care and parents will be charged accordingly.

We offer both before and after camp care. Before and After Camp Care will be held from 7:30am – 9:00am and 4:30 – 6:30pm and costs $50 per child per week.

Please ensure campers are dressed in comfortable clothing that can be worn during craft activities, playing and walking outside. Comfortable walking shoes with socks are recommended. Please apply and send sunscreen and/or umbrellas when needed.

We request parents send a non-perishable lunch, snacks and water bottle every day. Please label food, snacks and water bottle if possible. We will provide some snacks and drinks but will not have enough for each snack period. We will not have regular access to vending machines, refrigerators, or microwaves. Lunch will either be indoors or outdoors, depending on the weather and activities.

Please provide any medication your child will need throughout the week to the camp staff on registration the first day. Our staff is not allowed to dispense medication; all must be self-administered.

Camp teachers are Global Sleepover staff that have been trained in storytelling and technology. We’re excited to bring some international teachers and camp leaders from countries such as Egypt, Colombia, Germany and South Africa! Teacher information to follow shortly.

We will hold a presentation session for parents on the last day of the camp, a Friday, in the afternoon.

A 75% refund will be issued if the request is received in writing/mail 3 weeks before the camp session begins. Refunds after this point will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Camps may be transferable if there are open slots.

We promote an inclusive, engaged and interactive environment where each camper has a space and member of our community. Values we promote are mutual respect, patience, critical thinking, imagination and creativity, physical fitness, and conscious technology.

No. We request campers sign-up for the full session to receive the most out of the camp and to complete their own digital story. Please send us an email in case of specific circumstances; we are willing to consider on a case-by-case basis

We do not require this; however, if your child has a mobile phone, laptop and/or tablet that he/she is allowed to bring, it will be helpful if he/she brings it to the first day of camp.