Kids Camps Bangkok 2026

Overview

ELC International School Bangkok, a school with 40 years' experience following the Reggio Emilia approach and Harvard Project Zero framework, runs its annual Summer Festival of the Arts across two sessions in June-August 2026. The programme is open to children aged 18 months to 11 years, including families who are not currently enrolled at ELC. All sessions are led by ELC's own educators in intentionally small groups, and places are limited.

Activities and programme themes

The summer programme is divided into age-appropriate streams, each with its own thematic focus:

Activities span science, robotics, coding, storytelling, world building, graphic design, visual arts, sports, drone technology, culinary experiences, mindfulness, creative dance, engineering and movement.

Schedule and sessions

The programme runs across two sessions, with flexible enrolment allowing families to book full sessions or individual weeks:

Daily hours are not published on the main summer school page; detailed schedules are available on each programme's own page.

What's included

All sessions are taught by ELC's own educators rather than external coaches. Groups are kept intentionally small. Further details on inclusions such as meals, materials and transport are available on the individual programme sub-pages.

Pricing detail

Fees are not listed on the main summer programme page. ELC states that detailed fees and registration forms are available on each programme's dedicated page.

Good to know

Places are limited and the school encourages early registration. The programme is a day camp (non-residential). Week 3 of each session is available only to the Toddler and K1 age groups. Session 2, Week 1 runs for three days rather than a full five-day week. Age placement is determined by the child's age as of 31 August 2026. The programme welcomes external families as well as current ELC students. The Nonthaburi campus (The Purple Elephant Samakee) offers a combined Toddler-to-K2 programme for families in that area.

Overview

Bangkok Dolphins has run its Sports & Activities Camps since the late 1990s, with a focus on having fun, building skills and making new friends. The camp is based at the Soi Klang Racquet Club in Sukhumvit 49. Each week has its own theme tailored to children's interests, and that theme shapes the week's sports, swimming and arts & crafts. Children are placed into age groups (4-5, 6-7 and 8-12 years) and stay in their group for all activities through the week.

Activities and weekly themes

Every day, children take a swimming lesson, play a sport, enjoy water play on the inflatable slide and create something in arts & crafts. A daily dance session is also part of the programme. Themes change weekly and activities adapt to the ages of the children, so families are welcome to book more than one week.

Schedule and hours

The camp runs from 9am to 2pm every day. A typical day looks like this:

Upcoming dates

The camp runs across several school holidays:

The eight summer weeks run: Week 1 (22 to 26 June), Week 2 (29 June to 3 July), Week 3 (6 to 10 July), Week 4 (13 to 17 July), Week 5 (20 to 24 July), Week 6 (27 to 31 July), Week 7 (3 to 7 August) and Week 8 (10 to 14 August).

What's included

The weekly fee includes snack, lunch and all activities.

Pricing detail

The cost is 8,900 baht per week. Each week has a different theme and you may register for multiple weeks.

Good to know

One enrolment form is required per child. When booking, parents indicate any allergies or other details that could improve their child's experience. Register your interest at the Bangkok Dolphins website or enrol via the online enrolment page.

Overview

Bangkok Prep Summer Camps 2026 is a seven-week programme of expert-led holiday camps held at the Bangkok Prep Secondary Campus in Watthana. Open to children from all schools, the camps span 29 June to 14 August 2026 and cover a wide range of interests, from sports and STEM to performing arts, language and creative design. Ten distinct programme tracks let families pick and choose individual weeks to suit their child's passions and schedule. All camps include a daily snack and lunch.

Programme tracks and weekly themes

Activities and weekly themes

Multi-Sports Camp offers a rotating daily schedule of six sports: basketball, football, gymnastics, tennis, swimming and triathlon. Children choose their favourites and experience a variety of activities each day.

Minecraft Innovators Camp uses Minecraft Education to develop coding and computational thinking. Led by Ms Hayley, the two-week programme features different content each week with daily challenges and world-design projects. No prior coding experience is required.

Maths and Drama Camp is a device-free programme led by Mr Jamie. Mornings focus on hands-on maths in nature, including measuring, estimating, data analysis, pattern exploration and team-based challenges along a nature trail. Afternoons shift to drama and creative expression: improvisation, storytelling, character work and collaborative group performances.

English (EAL) Camp is split by age group across three available weeks. Week 1 offers Story Safari with Ms Jess (ages 4 to 7) and English and the World Around Us with Mr Alastair (ages 8 to 11). Week 6 adds a third age band: English Explorers with Ms Paz (ages 5 to 7), Lingo Legends Quest with Ms Amy (ages 8 to 11) and The English Project Lab with Mr Charlie (ages 12 to 14). Week 7 features English Explorers with Ms Paz, English Adventure Summer Club with Ms Sam (ages 8 to 11) and The English Project Lab with Mr Charlie. The camp combines language learning with projects, games and collaborative challenges.

Thai Literacy Camp runs for two weeks (1 and 2) with no repeated activities. For Thai native students at international schools, Kru Fon leads Thai Fun and Craft Camp (ages 6 to 11) and Kru Thai Team leads Thai Language and Pop Culture (ages 12 to 14). For non-Thai students, Kru Tare leads Thai Club for Beginners (ages 7 to 11), learning Thai through play, songs and games.

Young Designer Camp is run by Creative Giants Club. Week 6 is themed Mini Maker and Young Artist, covering product design, branding, paper craft, pom-pom character design and paper mache. Week 7 is Young Architects and Dream Spaces, featuring European architecture drawing, creative building concepts, dreamscape homes and the Ocean Imagination Lab. Students take home their creations.

Minecraft and Robotics Camp is run by Me-iZone and combines Minecraft Education with WeDo Robotics. Students build robots and solve coding challenges while developing logic, problem-solving and digital literacy.

Ivy Camps USA runs during weeks 2 to 5, led by instructors from top US universities. Topics span business and entrepreneurship, science and innovation, engineering, public speaking and leadership. This programme uses a separate registration platform and is not eligible for the Bangkok Prep early-bird discount; its own early-bird rate of 13,950 THB per week applies until 1 May 2026.

Grow Learning Gardens Nature Camp takes place at the Bangkok Prep Forest School in Bang Kachao, not at the Secondary Campus. It runs 9:00 to 16:00 and follows a screen-free, forest-school approach with nature exploration, outdoor adventures and environmental activities. The fee includes camp photography in addition to snacks and lunch. Registration is via a separate link.

AP Race x Bangkok Prep Swimming Camp is a non-residential intensive swimming programme developed by triple Olympic champion Adam Peaty OBE. It includes 10 pool training sessions, daily pre-pool preparation, strength and conditioning, injury prevention, physiotherapy guidance and performance psychology workshops. Priced at 25,000 THB per week or 45,000 THB for both weeks (a saving of 5,000 THB).

Schedule and hours

All camps at the Secondary Campus run Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 15:00, with a daily snack and lunch provided. The Grow Nature Camp at Bang Kachao runs 9:00 to 16:00. The seven weeks are numbered as follows:

• Week 1: 29 June to 3 July
• Week 2: 6 to 10 July
• Week 3: 13 to 17 July
• Week 4: 20 to 24 July (Ivy Camps only)
• Week 5: 27 to 31 July (Ivy Camps only)
• Week 6: 3 to 7 August
• Week 7: 10 to 14 August

Note that during weeks 4 and 5 only Ivy Camps USA runs; no other Bangkok Prep-operated camps are available in those two weeks.

What is included

All camp fees include a daily snack and lunch. The Grow Nature Camp fee additionally includes camp photography. The Young Designer Camp allows children to take home their creations. No transport is mentioned as included; no kit or materials list is specified.

Pricing detail

The general early-bird discount of 1,000 THB per week applies to all Bangkok Prep-run camps when registering by 31 May 2026. It does not apply to Ivy Camps USA, which has its own early-bird deadline of 1 May. No sibling discount, member discount or per-day rate is mentioned.

Good to know

• All camps are open to students from any school, not only Bangkok Prep families.
• Children may register for multiple camps and multiple weeks.
• Most camps register via the Clubs Buddy platform. Ivy Camps USA and the Grow Nature Camp use separate registration links.
• Dates and programmes are subject to change at the school's discretion.
• The contact for enquiries is Khun Bew at 094-958-8996 or supattrao@bkkprep.ac.th.
• No information is provided regarding drop-off or pick-up procedures, accepted payment methods, instalment options or refund policies.

Overview

Acacia International Preschool's long-running summer camp returns for 2026 with four themed weeks of play, discovery and creativity for children aged 18 months to 6 years. Now in its tenth year, the programme runs across both the Sathorn and Ekkamai (Sukhumvit) campuses in a bilingual French-English environment. Each week centres on a different imaginative theme, blending hands-on activities, outdoor play, performances and celebrations. Parents may enrol for one week or several, choosing between a half-day or full-day schedule and either a three-day or five-day attendance plan.

Activities and weekly themes

Please note there is a break between weeks 2 and 3: no sessions run from 11 July to 16 August.

Schedule and hours

Camp runs Monday to Friday. Full-day hours are 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM. A half-day option is also available (for the First Step and Explorers sections). Parents who prefer a three-day week may select their preferred days at enrolment.

Sections available

Children are placed into one of four sections depending on age and language preference:

• Nursery, bilingual section (18 months to 3 years) - French and English
• Kindergarten, bilingual section (3 to 6 years) - French and English
• Nursery, international section (18 months to 3 years)
• Kindergarten, international section (3 to 6 years)

Pricing detail

Prices are per week. No further information on early-bird or sibling discounts, payment methods or deposits was provided.

Good to know

• The camp is held at Acacia International Preschool on two campuses: Sathorn and Ekkamai (Sukhumvit). Separate registration forms are used for each campus.
• The enrolment form collects information on allergies and special needs, suggesting meals or snacks may be provided, though this is not confirmed.
• Each themed week concludes with a celebration event and diploma for all participants.
• Spots are limited; early registration is encouraged.
• Parents must authorise staff to act in a medical emergency if they cannot be reached.

Overview

La Petite Ecole Bangkok and Odyssey Education are running their Holiday Camp Summer 2026, a creative and enriching school holiday programme for young children. The camp welcomes children across three separate weeks during July and August and is designed to combine creativity, movement and play in a warm, bilingual setting. Sources differ slightly on the upper age limit (the flyer states ages 2 to 6 while the social post states ages 2 to 5), so families with children at the older end should confirm at the time of booking.

Activities

The programme blends hands-on art and craft sessions, sensory and exploratory play, gentle movement and yoga, dressing up and imaginative play, and outdoor activity, all suited to early years children.

Schedule and hours

Each camp day runs from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm, with reception opening from 8:15 am. Three weekly sessions are offered and can be booked individually or in combination.

Pricing detail

The fee is 9,500 THB per week. Families booking two or more weeks pay a reduced rate of 9,000 THB per week.

Good to know

Places are limited and the camp is registering now. Registration is handled online through the school's booking portal.

Overview

La Petite Ecole Bangkok, the French international school on Sukhumvit Soi 35, opens its enchanting campus to children aged 2 to 6 for three themed summer holiday camp weeks. Each week is built around a distinct creative concept, blending play, discovery, dreaming and hands-on creativity in a nurturing early-years environment. The camp runs in both July and August 2026 and is open to children from outside the school as well as current pupils.

Activities and weekly themes

Three standalone weeks are on offer, each bookable individually or in combination:

Schedule and hours

Camp runs Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 2:30pm each day. Reception and drop-off begin at 8:15am.

What's included

A daily lunch is included, freshly delivered each day by Cagette Canteen and Deli. Fresh fruits are also served as a morning snack. All materials for workshops and activities are provided.

Pricing detail

Prices are per child, per week.

Good to know

La Petite Ecole Bangkok is a French international school that is part of the Odyssey Education network. The camp environment features lush outdoor play areas with sand pits, bamboo structures and tropical greenery, providing a rich sensory backdrop for the week's activities. Registration is handled online through the school's Eduka portal.

Overview

BSB British International Primary School opens its annual Summer School for six weeks from 6 July to 14 August 2026. Set at the school's campus on Sukhumvit Soi 4 in Klongtoey, the programme welcomes children aged 2 to 11, both current BSB students and those from other schools. Each week features a mix of educational and physical activities designed to keep young learners stimulated and active during the long summer break.

Activities

The programme blends creative, academic and physical pursuits. While the full weekly theme schedule is available in the school's detailed brochure, the overall approach combines activities that "engage the mind and exercise the body", covering arts and crafts, sport, structured learning and practical life-skills tasks. The flyer imagery shows hands-on creative projects in a well-resourced classroom setting.

Pricing and discounts

Base weekly fees have not been published in the sources reviewed. The school offers two multi-week incentives:

EnrolmentDiscount Full six-week programme 10% offAny four full weeks 5% off

Discounts apply to programme tuition only and do not cover lunch or bus fees. Contact the school directly for the current rate card.

Good to know

Lunch and a bus service are available as optional add-ons (charged separately). The school holds ISQM candidate-school status and ISAT accreditation. Enquiries can be made by phone, email, or via the LINE Official Account (@bsbbritishprimary). An online registration form is available for booking.

Overview

KLS Summer Camps is a six-week holiday programme run by Kensington Learning Space during the mid-year school break. Running from 6 July to 14 August 2026, the camp invites children to spend the semester break productively through creative, hands-on activities designed to develop important skills for the future. The Thai tagline promises children will "think, create, work with their hands, and build essential skills" in an environment that also nurtures friendships and fun.

Activities and approach

Photos from the camp show young children engaged in messy art and craft projects, collaborative group activities, and outdoor play (including water and inflatable-based games in a leafy garden setting). The programme emphasises creativity, hands-on learning, and social skills development across the six-week run.

Schedule and dates

The camp spans six consecutive weeks, beginning on Monday 6 July 2026 and concluding on Friday 14 August 2026. Daily hours have not yet been confirmed. The calendar on the flyer highlights Monday starts each week.

Pricing detail

Specific pricing has not yet been published. An early-bird or special promotion was noted as available, with a limited-time expiry. Families are encouraged to contact the camp directly via LINE for current rates and any promotional pricing.

Good to know

Spaces are limited and the organisers urge families to reserve early. The camp is marketed as "coming soon" with details still being finalised. For enquiries and bookings, contact Kensington Learning Space via LINE at @KLearningSpace or by phone.