Another opportunity to win with Sugar Bay!


Grab your pens and colour pencils boys and girls!

Sugar Bay is not only opening the doors to allow you to experience the Sugar Bay experience, but we're also training your brain and allowing you to express your creativity. This is why we've included a special Sugar Bay activity sheet inside our brochure.



We're dropping off our beautiful brochures at your school within the next few months, so don't miss out, grab it, get busy and you could stand a chance to win exclusive Sugar Bay prizes!

We're giving every correct entry a tuck and souvenir voucher plus a Sugar Bay Holiday Discount Voucher valued between R300 and R5000.

Our competition is open to all Junior Primary learners from Grade 1-7. We have divided our competition into three categories to cater for the different age groups.

Our first category, from Grades 1-3, consists of an interesting Word Search to help get all the little minds searching.
Our second category is aimed for learners between Grades 4-5, where there's a fun, yet challenging Crossword that interacts with our brochure and expands learners knowledge about Sugar Bay.

Our final and most exciting category accommodates learners between Grade 6 and 7 and allows them to express themselves creatively by re-deigning our Sugar Bay logo.

This is your perfect opportunity to show us how you shine academically and stand a chance to win the ultimate prize… A fully paid for Sugar Bay holiday!

Scan and email your completed Activity Sheet to info@sugarbay.co.za.
Please don't forget to include all your information correctly.
Get entering now and let the adventure begin! 

Let there be no excuses for you to miss camp. Head over to our website and book online to secure your place for another cool themed camp these Winter holidays. Wondering what our holiday camps are all about? Check out this playlist featuring all the highlights. To view the finer details for each of our themed holiday camps and prices, check out our rates and dates.


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