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During the Easter holidays, we will be running a series of creative camps, exclusively for children of Sky employees. Camps will run for one OR two days and can be booked below.
There are only 15 places per camp so book early to avoid disappointment!
Whats's on offer?
***DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND WE HAVE ADDED MORE OSTERLEY CAMPS***
Osterley - YouTube Creators (ages 8-13), Minecraft Engineers (7-13), Minecraft Minis (ages 5-7) and Animation Minis (ages 5-7)
Leeds - Minecraft Minis (ages 5-7)
Livingston - YouTube Creators (ages 8-13)
Camp Timings
All camps will run from 9am - 4pm (drop off from 8:30am and pick up until 4:30pm)
All places are subsidised by Sky - exclusively for Sky employees
Scroll down to see further information about our camps and to secure your space
Spaces are limited so don't delay! You can book your child's place from 4pm on Tuesday 24th February
OSTERLEY
Wednesday 1st and Thursday 2nd April 2026
9:00am (drop off from 8:30am) - 4:00pm (pick up until 4:30pm)
Years 3-8 (Ages 8-13)
YouTube Creators Camp is for the vloggers, gamers and budding content creators! Kids aged 8-13 are invited to harness their creativity and join us for two days of planning, storytelling, shooting and video editing. The children pair up and create content in a green room, and while we can’t promise YouTube Stardom, your child will learn loads and will have a blast! They will be producing and directing their own ideas instead of simply watching other peoples.
OSTERLEY
Wednesday 8th April 2026 (1-day camp)
9:00am (drop off from 8:30am) - 4:00pm (pick up until 4:30pm)
Years 1&2 only (Ages 5-7)
Animation Minis is the exciting intersection of storytelling, craft and technology!
Kids aged 5-7 will draw a storyboard, build their film set, shape their favourite characters out of clay, and work together to bring their story to life frame-by-frame using stop-motion animation. Stop-motion is the process of taking multiple photos and stitching them together to look like they’re moving.
With a balance of hand-on creative activities and super cool tech, this is a camp all kids will love.
OSTERLEY
8th April OR 9th April 2026 (1-day camps)
9:00am (drop off from 8:30am) - 4:00pm (pick up until 4:30pm)
Years 2-7 (Ages 7-13)
Minecraft Engineers is our latest exciting blend of coding, engineering and creativity designed to pique your child’s curiosity and provide a foundation in programming. Kids will build a rollercoaster by learning and applying coding, basic engineering concepts and command-based programming in an age-appropriate way that's also incredibly fun!
OSTERLEY
Thursday 9th April 2026 (1-day camp)
9:00am (drop off from 8:30am) - 4:00pm (pick up until 4:30pm)
Years 1&2 (Ages 5-7)
At Minecraft Minis let your child's creativity and imagination run wild as they take their very first steps into the pixelated universe of blocks, exciting characters, and endless possibilities at Minecraft Minis!
Beginners aged 5-7 years old will learn how to play Minecraft Education in a safe and supportive environment through a range of engaging activities, developing essential skills like teamwork, problem-solving, and creative thinking.
LIVINGSTON
Wednesday 1st and Thursday 2nd April 2026
9:00am (drop off from 8:30am) - 4:00pm (pick up until 4:30pm)
Years 3-8 (Ages 8-13)
YouTube Creators Camp is for the vloggers, gamers and budding content creators! Kids aged 8-13 are invited to harness their creativity and join us for two days of planning, storytelling, shooting and video editing. The children pair up and create content in a green room, and while we can’t promise YouTube Stardom, your child will learn loads and will have a blast! They will be producing and directing their own ideas instead of simply watching other peoples.
LEEDS
Wednesday 8th April - Thursday 9th April 2026 (2-day camp)
9:00am (drop off from 8:30am) - 4:00pm (pick up until 4:30pm)
Years 1&2 only (Ages 5-7)
Let your child's creativity and imagination run wild as they take their very first steps into the pixelated universe of blocks, exciting characters, and endless possibilities at Minecraft Minis! Beginners aged 5-7 years old will learn how to play Minecraft Education in a safe and supportive environment through a range of engaging activities, developing essential skills like teamwork, problem-solving, and creative thinking throughout the day!
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My son Elliott had the best time at Code Camp. He has ASD and sometimes finds it hard to settle in to new situations; however at Code Camp he immediately felt at home. From his amazingly warm and enthusiastic welcome from the team to every day he explained as ‘flying by’, he honestly told me he enjoyed every single second and learned a lot. Code Camp was extremely well organised and inclusive, my son thoroughly enjoyed himself and already has stressed to me it’s very important he returns in the summer! Thanks a million Team!
My son absolutely loved his first Code Camp! He was so eager to show us what he had learnt each day! Well organised, loved the T-shirt/Cap and the Medal of acknowledgment at the end of the 3 days! We've already booked for the next one!
Fantastic course, professionally run and with a friendly/knowledgeable team who connected brilliantly with the kids. They made something that can be difficult enjoyable.
My daughter went to Code Camp knowing not very much at all about coding, or had any clue about how games are constructed. She took to it as if she had been coding all her life! The teaching by the young team was amazing, she learned a new skill, made some new pals, had a lot of fun and gained a huge amount of confidence. It's great to give kids this kind of exposure to a new skill outside of school, where it feels less like learning and more like holiday club - can't recommend the course enough.
My son was extremely excited about the stage 1 course, and couldn't wait to go back each morning. I would in future recommend to share a curriculum with parents, to understand what was learned and what tools used--it isn't easy to interrogate an 8yo, and outside of outcomes I don't really know the details of what was taught.
Code Camp was an excellent experience and lots of fun. It was amazing how we got to code our very own games, which was an opportunity that I had to take. The staff were kind and supportive and always willing to help.
