Wimbledon College, Edge Hill, London SW19 4NS
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Activ Camps at Wimbledon College is located at Wimbledon College, Edge Hill, London SW19 4NS within the London borough of Merton. The provider is officially registered with Ofsted under the provider name Activ Camps At Wimbledon College and the URN 2525195. According to Ofsted records, the setting operates as childcare on non-domestic premises as out-of-school day care with an active status since its registration date of February 25, 2019.
The local authority for Ofsted purposes is Merton within the London region, and the provision is registered for 85 places. During its out-of-school inspection on April 10, 2024, the setting received a Met outcome and was confirmed to have effective safeguarding. Published provider information indicates that the club operates Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, while remaining closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Parents can contact the club using the published telephone number 07896 546067 or visit the official website at https://www.activcamps.com/. The facility holds a published Google rating of 4.6 based on 8 published Google reviews. Review themes indicate that the program operates during school breaks, with reviewers highlighting provisions specifically for half-term periods and advance bookings for the upcoming summer season.
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Check my child's compatibilityThe club offers diverse physical activities designed to enhance fitness through sports, swimming sessions featuring qualified instructors, bouncy castles, and challenging obstacle courses. According to review summaries, these varied events cater to different developmental stages with specialized equipment like life jackets and flotation boards. Parent feedback notes that participants consistently experience positive emotional outcomes, returning home happy and energetic after each session.
Reviewers observe that even children who are typically reserved or shy demonstrate high levels of engagement and enjoyment while interacting with the club environment. Families report that the provision is economically worthwhile given the extensive variety of activities included in the cost. Operational review themes highlight that child security is prioritized, particularly during dismissal times when staff members enforce strict identification protocols before releasing attendees.
Programming is structured around specific age brackets, ranging from six to ten years old, ensuring participants engage with peers in appropriately tailored developmental groups.
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