Woodhill's visit here at the Bay


This week at Sugar Bay we had Woodhill College at camp. All the students from Pretoria were very excited to be here. The first day they arrived, we could really feel the energy and there was no time to waste.

The campers were here on what we like to call a fun bonding tour! This means their teachers wanted them to have fun, make new friends and socialise with other students that they might not necessarily socialise with at school.


We also got them to participate in fun activities, so they could enjoy them with their new friends. We headed down to the beach everyday, and got theses kids surfing and body boarding! While on land, we had several artists making beautiful creations, and the adventurous types were climbing Jacobs ladder with their new mate, or taking the leap of faith off the King Swing.
Everyone came together on the final day for a huge adventure down to the launch site where they could fish , make some beach bread or create their very own dream catcher.

We ended off the day with an all camp super beach session, where the last memories of camp were shared.

Two lucky campers got to experience one of the best things when at Sugar Bay! What better way to spend your birthday than with all your friends at camp? Our two lucky campers received the following:
  • Beautiful Decorated Tables with Balloons.
  • First choice for our activities.
  • First choice for tuck shop.
  • They got to drive our Bubble Bus.
  • Birthday cake made specially for them to share with their cabin.
  • The whole of Sugar Bay sang happy birthday to them!!
Here at camp we like to go over and above for birthdays, and that is just a taste of what we offer here! So come and celebrate your next birthday with us here at Sugar Bay!

To all our Woodhill campers, we are going to miss you all very much! We hope to see you back in the upcoming holiday camps.
Speaking of holiday camps, next week I will give you a snake peak of what is to come these June and July holidays! Boy, you guys are going to love it!

Remember it's your world!


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