Holiday Camp - Meal Plan

Play offers children a physically engaging opportunity to learn the necessary life-skills they need to be successful in the classroom and later on in the workplace. Play also fosters a love of learning. Therefore, it is our aim to ensure that warm and welcoming play opportunities exist at Village End for every child.

Village End - A place where children and young people can feel at home. A safe & secure environment full of activities and hobby clubs to suit all age groups. A place where new members are made to feel welcome. Come along and meet the team and see for yourself exactly what Village End has to offer.

Overweight children are far more likely to become overweight adults than are children who maintain normal weight during adolescence. Regular exercise is an important health maintenance strategy for children, it facilitates weight control, helps strengthen bones, and can improve cardiovascular risk factors.

Each day Holiday Camp members are given the opportunity to try out a variety of sports activities. This summer, mini olympics proved to be one of the most favoured team activities.

Breakfast is served between 7.30am - 8.15am and includes a selection of the following:

A choice of cereals
A selection of fruit
Wholemeal toast with low sugar marmalade
Croissants & crumpets with low sugar spreads
Hot cross buns
Milk & fruit juice
Fruit smoothies

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Lunch is served between 12.00pm - 12.30pm and includes a selection of sandwiches filled with the following and accompanied by fresh salad and other savoury choices:

Cheese
Ham
Tuna
Chicken
Beef
Pork
Pate
Egg

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Dinner is served between 4.30pm - 5.00pm and includes a selection of the following:

Lasagne
Ploughman's lunch
Moussaka
Chicken curry
Roast dinner
Fishcakes/Fish fingers
Sweet and sour pork
Shepherds pie
Home cooked pizza
Fish/chicken/beef/lamb pie
Filled jacket potatoes
Tuna pasta bake
Spaghetti bolognaise
Beef casserole with dumplings

The above dishes are all served with a selection of fresh salad/vegetables.

Fresh drinking water is always available throughout the day.

Occasionally, we plan outings to local parks and places of interest. This summer we visited Windsor Castle then stopped off for a picnic, before cooling off at the water park.

At Village End children will have plenty of chance to exercise. Exercise helps develop social skills such as sharing, taking turns, cooperating and learning about winning and losing. It also helps develop physical skills such as running, eye-hand coordination and ball skills. And it offers children a sense of belonging as they do things with other children, either in casual or organised activities.