Day Camp Regulations
What to pack:
Please provide your child with a clearly named backpack, containing the following;
• Swimming costume, cap, goggles, wash kit and flip flops
• Towel
• Spare clothing (For weather changes and clothes getting wet)
• Water shoes (Flip flops or beach shoes)
• Waterproof clothing
• Umbrella
• Sun Cream
• Water bottle
We also ask that 10€ is given to staff upon arrival for the gift shop, in a
named envelope. If the money is unused or there is change it will be
returned. Please keep siblings money separate to avoid any
disagreements.
Please name all belongings clearly to avoid loss. Camp Marmot assumes no
responsibility in the event of loss or damage to personal items.
We also advise you to only pack old clothing that you don’t mind being
ruined during activities.
Please also send a plastic or material bag, where children can place their
dirty or wet clothing to keep it separate from their clean items.
HOW TO DRESS
• Shorts/Leggings
• T-Shirt
• Trainers/comfortable shoes
• Jumper
WHAT NOT TO PACK
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• Mobile phone
• Video Games
• Portable Music Player
• Sweets/Food
• Fizzy Drinks
• Lighters
• Stanley Knives
• Anything that could cause injury
Any of these items found will be confiscated and it could result in being
banned from attending Camp Marmot in the future.
If your child requires medication during the week, please place this in a
labeled bag with clear instructions and hand this to staff at drop off. Do not
leave any medication in your child’s bag, if it is essential for your child to
always have the medication accessible, please alert the staff, they will ensure
a counsellor is dedicated to this.
Other Information
A WhatsApp group will be made so all the parents are updated daily on the activities and pictures will be sent of all the children. The Instagram and Facebook stories are also updated daily with images of the children, providing we have parental consent.
We guarantee that all staff are trained in first aid and are equipped with a full first aid kit. However, we remind parents that during the children’s time at Camp Marmot their time will be predominantly spent outdoors, so it is not possible for insect bites, small wounds from falling and similar small incidents,
that you would expect from children being outdoors, to be avoided.
In cases of more serious injuries, when doctors or hospital services need to intervene, parents will be contacted immediately. Parents will also be contacted in the case of head injuries.
If parents need to contact their child in the case of an emergency, they can do so via the camp director, Laura. She will pass messages on to the camp manager and ask them to contact parents.
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Contact Details
Contact details:
Laura: 00393713270235
Max: 00393333687599 (This is the Rifugio number, please avoid calling during mealtimes)
We ask that campers respect the staff, and fellow campers. We also ask they respect the camp, any damages caused will result in parents asking to pay for or repair what was damaged.
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Camp Marmot promotes a friendly, fun and happy environment. We
therefore do not tolerate any bullying or rude behaviour towards other children or the staff. Staff will always demonstrate and encourage good behaviour, while understanding that mistakes can be made and poor behaviour exists. When good behaviour is demonstrated it will be rewarded by having a fun week and participating in all activities, unacceptable behaviour will be discussed with the child away from the group, staff will
never humiliate the child in front of peers. Sanctions will include clear communication, if poor behaviour continues through the week parents will be spoken to at the end of the day. In extreme cases parents will be contacted during the week and asked to collect their child.
We look forward to seeing you all this summer!