Check Out The Best Chinese New Year Camps in Hong Kong! With Chinese New Year fast approaching, the kids will be off on holidays again before you know it. We’ve rounded up some of our favourite camps, covering all sorts of wonderful activities to keep the fun going.
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The Rock School
Perfect for budding rock stars, this three day camp in Sai Kung teaches band dynamics, songwriting and performance. Every morning features a workshop with games and discussion and the final day is a mini concert that will be recorded and sent home.
When: 13-15 February 2024
Ages: 7-17 years
Location: The Living Room, 1/F 90 Sun On Village, Sai Kung
Price: $3,600
Contact: [email protected]
Little Nature Wanderlust
YWCA Camps
Some of the best Chinese New Year Camps in Hong Kong are at the YWCA. They host a number of fun camps catering to a variety of ages and interests. Whether you are interested in drama, music, art, cooking, martial arts, sports, sciences or want to improve your phonics skills, they have something for everyone! We’ve rounded up couple of our favoutires below. For a detailed list visit YWCA.
- Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Day Camp – This class focuses on basic Chinese calligraphy and painting techniques such as ink, brushes, mixing of colours and use of paper. Students are encouraged to develop their own style through learning the basics. Suitable for ages: 3-12.
- Helen O’Grady Drama Camp – Chinese New Year is the biggest festival of the year, and the fireworks are thrilled to find out that they will be the main event, however, as preparation for the festival gets underway, some of the fireworks start to get cold feet. What will become of the fantastic firework display? Join the drama camp to find out! Suitable for ages 3-7.
- Nature Play in the City – Messy play allows a child to explore their senses by providing the opportunity to pour, mix, squeeze and squelch materials not normally available to them. It taps into a child’s curiosity about the world around them and feeds their irresistible urge to try new things out and experiment. Through nature play in the city, children can explore in a variety of environments, inside and outside the classroom.
- Chinese Painting – Focuses on basic techniques: ink, brushes, mixing of colors and use of paper. Students are encouraged to develop their own style through learning the paintings subjects include: landscape, flower/birds.
Faust – Holiday Programmes
Faust offers holidays programmes throughout the year. Sessions run either in the morning from 10.00am to 12.30pm or the afternoon 2.00pm to 4.30pm. Faust is offering a variety of courses during the Chinese New Year holidays. Whether you are new to drama or writing, or are an experienced performer/writer, the holiday programmes provide a fun boost of creativity and confidence for everyone. Get 10% off if you sign up before 13th January and 15% off when joining with a friend.
When: 13-16 February 2024
Ages: 3 – 12
Location: 5/F, Nan Dao Commercial Building, 359 & 361 Queen’s Road Central, Sheung Wan. +852 2547 9799, [email protected]
Contact: For more information visit: Faust
Banana Art
Whether you would like to dabble in some mixed media art, like painting, sketching, manga and cartoon, or want to focus on one particular area. Banana Art has a range of classes available.
When: 15 Jan – 1 Mar 2024
Ages: 3 – 16
Location: Flat 49, 14/F, Eton Tower, 8 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay
Price: From $420
Contact: For more information visit: Banana Art
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