Fun & Educational Holiday Clubs

Two Groups for Twice the Fun!

Young people are divided into two age groups and offered a programme of activities designed to provide interest and challenge at the right level. Children generally stay within their groups for activities and play time, but we also bring everyone together at certain points during the day. Our premises is the perfect size to give groups their own space, while still keeping everyone close by.

We book children in Year 2 and younger and Year 3 and older as separate groups to help us manage numbers and staffing ratios.  Year 3 children are generally part of the younger group on the day.  Older siblings are very welcome to spend time with younger siblings if they wish.

To receive the sibling discount across two age groups, simply make sure both bookings are added before completing checkout.

Staying Active, Teamwork and Problem Solving

We spend as much time outdoors as possible. Sports, games and challenges are used to encourage healthy physical activity while helping young people build self-confidence, teamwork and problem-solving skills.

Activities are fresh, varied and designed to include learning opportunities. Many of our themes are chosen by the young people who attend!

Creativity for Everyone

All young people are encouraged to explore their creative side. Whether they use paint, pens, craft materials, leaves, twigs, clay, icing pens, cardboard or Lego, the most important thing is having a go, expressing ideas and enjoying the process.

Themed Sessions

We run up to 60 days of holiday club each year, so themes help us keep sessions varied, interesting and engaging. Topics may include international cultures, history, popular culture, cooking, adventure, nature and more.

Young people don’t need to love the theme to enjoy the day, our sessions always include a variety of activities, and many children discover new interests they didn’t realise they had.

*We welcome children to join once they have started school, as long as they are fully toilet trained.

Location

Rama Life Holiday Club is located at Frogmary Green Farm, within:

• 20 minutes of Yeovil, Ilminster, Chard and Crewkerne
• 25 minutes of Langport, Somerton and Beaminster
• 35 minutes of Taunton 

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Full Details

Rama Life Holiday Club is Ofsted registered and built around an ethos of helping young people develop self-esteem and confidence. Our supportive, experienced and friendly team provide a varied and engaging programme, with no pressure to join every activity and plenty of opportunities for children to explore new interests and develop skills at their own pace.

What to bring / wear

Clothing

• comfortable clothes

• closed-toe footwear

• coat

• wellies if rain expected

• sun hat if hot!

Food

• packed lunch

• snack

• water bottle

What not to bring

• We do not have refrigeration for lunches, so if they are attending in warm weather please do not send any foods that could go off in the heat.
  
• Phones, cameras, tablets (and smart watches that take photos or have a web browsing function).
  
• We aim to be a NUT FREE provision, however, we cannot guarentee it.
  Please DO NOT send your young person in with nuts, peanut butter, chocolate spread with hazelnuts or any other nut product.  Nut allergies are often not known until the child has a severe reaction.

Important Notes:

• All medication must be handed over to leaders on the gate
• Late stay attendees are provided with a light snack (cheese, crackers, fruit)
• We can take children from the October half-term of their Reception year, as long as they are able to manage the toilet alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if my child is shy or nervous?
Many children feel this way at first. Our team take time to help new children settle in and feel comfortable. There is no pressure to join every activity and children are encouraged to participate at their own pace.

Do children have to take part in all activities?
No. We offer a varied programme of activities and children can choose how they engage. We encourage participation, but the most important thing is that everyone feels comfortable and enjoys their day.

Can siblings stay together?
Yes. While we organise activities in age groups, siblings are welcome to spend time together if they wish.

What happens if the weather is bad?
We go outside as much as possible, and activities can be adapted to our indoor space if the weather is wet or very cold.

My child is neurodivergent or has SEND – can they attend?
Our team has strong experience supporting neurodivergent young people and those with SEND. If your child may need additional support, please get in touch so we can discuss whether our setting is the right fit.