The Mid-Term Fun Camps Anthem 5 reasons why.
Why settle for a boring mid-term? 🏆 when we have the best camps?
Looking for the perfect balance of “best week ever” for the kids and “total peace of mind” for you? Mr. Summer Camp’s Mid-Term Madness is officially back in Belfast! ☘️
Here is why we are Belfast’s #1 choice for mid-term fun:
✅ The Choice is Theirs: From Football ⚽ to Dance & Drama 🎭, kids pick their own activities! ✅ Wrap-Around Care: Our 8:15 AM – 5:00 PM aftercare fits your workday perfectly. ✅ Unbeatable Value: Professional coaching and safe fun starting at just £16.50/day. ✅ Multi-Child Discount: Save 5% automatically when you book siblings together! 👯♂️ ✅ Expert Led: Run by the team behind Ruby Roos, ensuring the highest standard of care in NI.
Limited spaces are available for the madness! Don’t let them spend the holiday on a screen—get them active and social! MR Sports has you covered!
🔗MR Sports Afterschool Sports and Camps – MR-Sports The Number 1 afterschool sports and holiday camps group in Belfast and Northern Irelandhttp://mr-sports.co.uk
The calendar flipped, the first half is through, But before the big break, there’s a review for you! Forget all the stress, the pressure, the strain, At Mid-Term Fun Camp, we use every brain!
No long, dreary tests and no quiet despair, Just Knowledge Checkpoints floating in the air. We grab all our notes and we grab all our friends, To master the material before the term ends.
We’re not taking exams, we’re doing a “Blitz”, A Power-Up Protocol with amazing quick wits. We’ll map out the planets, or trace history’s arc, Making every concept leave its spark.
From ratios to novels, from lab rules to dates, We’re filling our heads, unlocking new gates. So cheer up, get focused, this week will fly past, The best kind of learning is the one that will last!
We’re Half-Time Heroes, giving a mighty roar, Ready to jump out and tackle much more! Grab your pencil and smile, let the good times begin, This fun camp is where everybody wins!
1. They Become Mini-CEOs of Their Day
Fun Fact: At camp, kids make up to 200 independent decisions per day—without asking a parent first! Mr sports, what benefits are there?
The Benefit: From choosing an activity (kayaking vs. archery) to deciding what to pack for a hike, camp hands the control over to the child. This constant, small-stakes decision-making boosts autonomy and self-reliance, teaching them to trust their own judgment.
2. The Instant Best Friend Factory
Fun Fact: Researchers estimate it takes only three days at camp for a child to form a new, deep friendship.
The Benefit: In the intense, shared experience of camp life, social barriers drop fast. Kids practice vital social skills like compromise, cooperation, and empathy as they navigate bunk life and team challenges, forging bonds that often last a lifetime.
3. The Fear Monster Slayer
Fun Fact: Trying a new, scary activity (like climbing a rock wall or singing a solo) releases the same feel-good endorphins as winning a game!
The Benefit: Camp is a low-stakes environment to face fears. By safely attempting something new, they learn resilience. The real takeaway isn’t mastering the skill, but realizing, “I did it! I can handle the next challenge, too.”
4. They Get a “Digital Reset Button”
Fun Fact: When kids ditch screens for two weeks, their ability to read and understand non-verbal social cues (like facial expressions) significantly improves.
The Benefit: Most camps enforce a digital detox. This forced break allows their brains to reset, improving their attention span and drastically enhancing their real-world social intelligence and communication skills.
5. Secret Talent Acquisition
Fun Fact: About 60% of kids leave camp with a new, unexpected hobby or passion they never knew they had (like knot-tying, coding, or identifying constellations).
The Benefit: Camp exposes children to a wide array of activities outside of their normal school curriculum. This exposure sparks creativity and helps them develop new skills that they may carry into their adult lives, broadening their personal identity.
Physical activity guidelines for children (under 5 years) – NHS
