Good experience for the kids. Professional team on the ground. Food left to be desired. Uncomfortable disposable bedding. Need a go-to person in case of medical emergencies
The marketing team was very efficient and responsive during the enrolment. The team at the camp was working well and my daughter was happy with the overall experience. She made many friend and enjoyed her independence exploring Antibes and the neighbouring towns. I appreciate that the camp provided buses to drive kids into town, however children also opted for using the public transport. The big drawback that will probably affect my decision for the next year is the FOOD. My daughter could hardly eat any of the offered meals and often had to buy snacks while in town. Apparently, her friends had the similar experience and all of them highlighted this in their feedback forms. The second drawback while at the campus was the disposable bedding, which was very uncomfortable. I believe the kids also pointed this out in their feedback. As to the academic experience, personally I think that three hours is not enough and that the standard should be 3 hours before lunch and 2 hours after. My daughter had to go to the doctor at some point. I would have appreciated if there were a go-to person in medical emergencies, as I had to go through a marketing person to communicate with the team on the ground to arrange for a doctor visit.