EyeGlasses Day camps (4 to 12 years old)

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This Summer is all about Clarity, Vision & Proactivity!

Weeks Brief

WHY Eyeglasses?

Just like wearing the right glasses brings the world into focus, today’s generation needs clarity and direction to navigate life’s challenges. In a world where truth is often distorted, it’s easy for young minds to be misled by society’s shifting values. That’s why we created the Eyeglasses Summer Camp—to help children develop a clear vision for their future and equip them with the wisdom and confidence to make the right choices 

Week 1: The Power Of Words  (6 - 10 July )

Focus on: the Effect of Words.

At our Power of Words camp, kids will learn how their words shape the world around them. They'll explore self-expression, standing up against bullying, practicing self-control, and using their voice with confidence and kindness.

This camp teaches children to choose their words wisely, knowing when to be firm and when to be diplomatic, with a clear vision and respect in every conversation.

Week 2: ROCK SOLID. (13 - 17 July ) 

Focus on identity! 

In a world where trends, slang, and external influences constantly change, it’s essential to teach children that their identity is their unshakable foundation. Identity is rooted in who we are at our core – our values, heritage, and personal beliefs. This camp will emphasize that while trends may come and go, and external pressures may shift, a strong sense of self remains constant and provides stability

Week 3: STAY ON TRACK. (20 – 24 July ) 

Focus: Discipline 

Discipline means doing the right thing, even when you don’t feel like it. It helps you stay focused, build good habits, and become responsible. Instead of waiting for rules, self-discipline allows you to take initiative, be proactive, and move forward with confidence. Whether it's finishing tasks, staying organized, or making smart choices, discipline empowers campers take control of their success!

Week 4: FROM ME TO WE. (27 – 31 July )

Focus: I am not alone, I am not self-centered, and I am always Surrounded

In today’s world, kids are increasingly focused on themselves, driven by digital media, social trends, and the pressures of competition. 

This often leads to an inflated sense of self-importance, where the mindset of "I, me, myself" can dominate their thoughts and actions.

On top of that, when things don’t go their way, many struggle with being "bad losers," letting frustration and anger take over, rather than learning from their setbacks

Week 5: UNSHAKEN (3 -7 August ) 

Focus on: Peer Pressure

Peer pressure isn't just about changing who you are; it's about the silent push to follow the crowd, often leading to choices you wouldn’t make on your own. It influences actions, decisions, and even priorities—whether it's trying something risky, seeking approval, or feeling the need to constantly measure up. Peer pressure can affect confidence, mental well-being, and decision-making, making it crucial to build self-awareness, critical thinking, and the courage to say 'no' when needed.

Week 6 : LIMIT LOCK. (10 – 14 August ) 

Focus: on BOUNDARIES 

This camp helps kids understand the essential balance between freedom and boundaries. True freedom doesn’t mean doing whatever you want—it means feeling safe, respected, and empowered while respecting others. We teach children that setting boundaries is key to protecting themselves from harm, whether it’s standing up against bullying, recognizing and preventing harassment, or handling peer pressure. At the same time, we emphasize that freedom comes from confidence—the confidence to say 'no,' to ask for help, and to stand up for themselves and their peers.

Week 7 PAUSE FOR JOY (17 – 21 August ) 

Focus on: Patience and Time 

In a world that moves fast, it’s easy to want instant results—but real success doesn’t work that way. Every big achievement starts small and grows with time, effort, and patience. Imagine planting a seed; you don’t get a tree overnight, but with care and consistency, it grows strong. Rushing leads to mistakes, while patience builds lasting success. There are no shortcuts—skills, knowledge, and progress all develop step by step. The secret? Trust the process, stay committed, and understand that the time you invest today shapes the success you achieve tomorrow.

Week 8 (FLEXI-HEROES). (24 – 28 August ) 

Focus on: Flexibility and Adaptability 

Life is full of surprises, and kids who can adjust and think on their feet will always find a way forward. Adaptability is about handling the unexpected without frustration—if plans change, they learn to shift gears instead of giving up. Flexibility means being open to new possibilities and finding solutions instead of dwelling on problems. Whether it’s making new friends, tackling challenges at school, or dealing with everyday changes, these skills build resilience,confidence, and problem-solving abilities. Teaching kids to embrace change helps them stay calm, think clearly, and take control of any situation with a positive attitude.

Locations for Summer Day Camps:

Locations in New Cairo :

Metropolitan International School

International School of Choueifat

Location in 6 Of October :

El Alsson International School - New Giza

Please note that in Metropolitan there is a week that is 4 days only

Day Camps Fees :

Regular fees:

• 3600 EGP for new Cairo
• 3700 EGP for New Giza

Price may increase

* 150 EGP Registration fees ( paid once )

Camp Extras:

• Camp Meals /850 L.E 5 days - 680 L.E 4 Days Camp
• Photo included in the Camp fees.
• Camp Meals (Protein, carbs, salad, dessert)
• Late Checkout: in new Cairo only

- 1100 all the week Or 100 L.E per 30 Min 

Payment Methods:

You Can register and Pay through:

• Our Website: https://wellspringegypt.com/
• iOS/ Android Mobile Application.
• In Cash or Bank Card at the Office.
• Bank Transfer.

all offers are limited and guaranteed upon payment 

Important Notes:

• Camps will be closed upon capacity.
• If the camper needs special care, parents must provide a shadow teacher.
• No nannies service is provided at Wellspring camps. All children enrolled in our Junior Camp must be fully toilet trained.
• Our staff age is of a minimum of 16 years old, supervised by leadership & management team

Safety Measurements

• Campers Moving Around: Campers are always supervised by their leader and never move around the campsite alone.
• Food Allergies: To ensure the safety of all campers, please notify us of any food allergies before camp. While we strive to accommodate special dietary needs, some requests may fall outside our capabilities.
• Medical Conditions: It's important to inform us of any medical conditions your child has before camp starts. This allows our team to be prepared and provide the best possible care.
• Medical Care: A dedicated medical professional is always available on-site throughout camp to address any health concerns
• Emergency Procedures: In the event of an emergency, the camp manager and medical representative will work together to contact parents and explain the situation.
• Water Breaks: Campers receive regular water breaks throughout the day to ensure they stay hydrated.
• Security cameras according to availability in venue, are usually in place to monitor various areas, although it should be noted that not all areas are under surveillance. In the event of an incident requiring access to recorded footage, the location will provide the available data if it has been recorded. WellSpring is not to be held responsible for any unrecorded incident