Parent-friendly guides and updates
At Atlas Camps, we're passionate about helping families make the most of school holidays and all things childcare related. Our blog brings together parent-friendly guides, expert childcare advice, behind-the-scenes updates and inspiration from across our award-winning holiday clubs.
Whether you're looking for ideas to keep the kids active, tips for choosing the right holiday club, or updates from our venues across Gloucestershire and beyond, you'll find it all here. We combine our experience in Ofsted-registered childcare with a love of adventure to share practical insights that support parents all year round.
We update this page regularly with fresh content, so check back each week for new stories, helpful resources and a closer look at what makes Atlas Camps such a trusted choice for families.
Looking for the best school holiday club? Discover what to look for, from Ofsted registration to flexible childcare and fun activities at kids camps.
Keep children cool and entertained this summer with five easy water play activities kids will love, from garden splash Olympics to frozen treasure hunts.
Rainy weekend plans washed out? Try five easy, creative craft activities for children using everyday household items, from treasure jars to shoebox worlds.
Worried your child won't know anyone at holiday club? Discover how Atlas helps children settle in, feel included and make new friends with confidence.
Our approach to child safety: safer recruitment, first aid, SEN-aware coaching, risk assessments and incident reporting.
Practical, reassuring tips to help anxious children feel settled at breakfast club, after-school care and holiday club — plus how Atlas supports smoother drop-offs.
A practical roadmap for school leaders to launch or upgrade wraparound provision — from demand surveys to staffing, safeguarding and funding models.
A practical packing list for school holiday clubs — clothing, lunch, extras and seasonal tips so your child stays comfy and ready for fun.
How playful football sessions (ages 2-5) support EYFS goals — movement, language, social skills and confidence.
