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Whizzkids Summer Camps will run in the University of Galway on the weeks of June 29, July 6, August 10 and August 18, and they have a fantastic week planned. Focused on developing tech skills in eight to 15-year-olds, Whizzkids have been Ireland’s top tech camps since 2003. Since then, they have built up a fantastic reputation for providing fun and educational camps.

This summer, Kingfisher Fitness Club is hosting a fun-filled Sports and Swim Camp where every day is packed with laughter, adventure, activity and excitement.

Within recent years, children have been spending less time playing with friends outside, and because of advancing technology, children currently over-rely on social media platforms to interact with their friends, much to the detriment of their physical and mental development. Gaps are worryingly appearing in a child’s ability to socialise and communicate with peers and adults.

“I have never seen her jump out of bed so enthusiastically in the morning”, says Emma O’Byrne from Limerick, and Emma is just one of a growing legion of parents lauding Ireland’s most creative summer camp.

The much-loved Moyne Villa Summer Camps are set to return once again this year, bringing three weeks of football, fun and friendship to local children aged 5 to 13.

Whizzkids Summer Camps celebrates its 20th anniversary this summer and during this past two decades has garnered a great reputation for providing a fun and educational experience for children/.

This summer, children throughout Athlone and the wider Midlands region will be BUZZING with excitement at the end of every day because, Designer Minds, Ireland’s leading summer camp provider, are back - and this year there are two exciting experiences from which to choose - STEAM camps or brand new Art camps.

The Kingfisher Club summer camps are back this year with an action-packed summer sports camp in Kingfisher NUI Galway and exciting swim camp in Kingfisher Renmore for boys and girls aged between four and 13 years. The summer camps provide a fun, exciting, and safe way for your child to spend the school holidays this summer while making new friendships and unforgettable memories.

CREATIVE TEENS who are also interested in film and the Irish language, should check out Fís, an online summer camp in Irish art forms.

A free young entrepreneur summer camp for 40 second-level students will run this summer in GMIT’s Galway (Dublin Road) campus, commencing on July 8. The camp is hosted by the School of Business, for the third year in a row, as part of a national initiative funded by the Higher Education Authority. The course is designed to meet a key objective of the National Skills Strategy 2025, the promotion of entrepreneurial thinking and design skills among secondary school pupils.