FIRST DAY OF THE CAMP
Upon arrival of all participants, which is scheduled for 11:00 am, we will have an orientation with the coaches and camp counselors, followed by an introduction to the camp rules, and then a great lunch right in the Open Gate School cafeteria where we will eat all week. Lunch is followed by check-in and assignment to rooms, which are always four athletes each. Each room is divided into two separate rooms, which always have two beds, with a shared bathroom and toilet in the middle.
After checking in, the first group program follows, which is prepared for each age group so that all participants enjoy the camp. We dedicate the first block of the camp to getting to know each child and introducing them to each other, we want everyone to feel comfortable at the camp and we have created a great group.
After the introductory program at the individual sports fields, we will take a short break for dinner and then we will have an evening program, which is used to divide the kids into teams to compete in an all-camp game. Each team will create their own name, mascot and create a scoring board which they will then post in the common room. Coaches will also explain the rules of the all-camp game to the children, which also emphasizes behavior, independence and team spirit. At the end of the camp, we will have an announcement of this all-camp game for valuable prizes.
MODEL CAMP DAY
The first day was dedicated to getting acquainted and now we can start playing sports! Below you will find the programme of the model day.
7:30 - wake-up call
7:40 - warm-up and hygiene
8:00 - breakfast
9:00 - morning sports programme
10:30 - morning snack
11:00 - morning team activities
12:30 - lunch
13:00 - lunchtime rest
14:00 - afternoon snack
14:30 - afternoon sports programme
17:00 - dinner
18:00 - evening team activities
20:00 - second dinner
20:30 - hygiene
21:00 curfew
All programs emphasize play and development for all camp participants. The sports program is tailored to each age group so that everyone feels comfortable and has room for improvement and further sports development.