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Gru, Agnes, Edith, Margo and the MINIONS!!! Yes Sugar Bay is going yellow, and for what you may ask?? Despicable Me Week is coming to Sugar Bay this April Holiday! Probably the best animation film in a long time. It was even nominated for two Oscars at this years academy awards.

Let's take a sneak peak into what awesome things I've got planned for this week! To start us off, all of camp is going to be split into two teams.
The yellow and the purple team. These are going to represent the yellow good minions and the evil purple minions. These two teams will have opportunities to collect points throughout the week for the end of the week water balloon fight!

This week at camp the fun is not going to stop. Campers will learn how to speak Minionese and they will even become their own mad scientists, just like Gru in the experiments evening where they can blow up things and make fun and creative experiments.

In the middle of this week you as a camper will get the chance to go on a Sugar Bay Excursion!Campers will spend the day at Fun World, a mini amusement park on the Durban beach front and they will get to visit mini own too, the miniature version of Durban. This also includes a yummy lunch.

A big highlight for this week is going to be Agnes' Carnival, in which campers will be able to participate in a huge carnival, just like in the movie with a wide variety of carnival games where they can win prizes. Other classic evening programs with a despicable twist will be "Who wants to be a Minionaire?" and "Whose Minion is it anyway?".

But I'm not going to give all the surprise's away! To find out more about the week join us here at camp for an awesome minion-filled time!
For those of you who will be joining us, bring your yellow and purple clothes as well as your dungarees!!

Remember, Keep Calm and Love the Minions!! Sugar Bay... It's your world! <3

Paris... <3

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