Camp Beaumont  Anmeldelser 

Another great Camp at Caterham. It eases the ‘mum and dad guilt’ knowing the children are having a great time, lots of activities with a lovely team. Thanks Camp Beaumont Caterham and see you all soon

The team at Camp Beaumont in Heatherton School, Amersham were amazing this half term. Our son Oliver loved his time there and the activities - thank you to Jessica and Mya, plus everyone else!

My sons absolutely love coming to Camp Beaumont, we go to either Rochester or Colfes depending on where we are at the time. They love the fact that they can swim, and play a range of activities. They get to interact with other children their age and make friends. We love attending Camp all the staff are lovely, attentive and caring which makes the children feel safe and comfortable to come in.

Friendly staff and our little one loved his time there.

My little girl had a great time — she was happy to come every day even though she didn’t know anyone. She ate well and was so enthusiastic. Thank you for everything!

Amazing holiday camp! My son loves it!!! Staff is super friendly! They do lots of activities and in summer also offer swimming.Our ‘go to’ holiday camp over the school breaks.

My son Evan absolutely loved his time at Camp Beaumont at St Augustine’s Priory, led by Paul and his wonderful team. He attended a few days during the summer holidays and again over the Halloween half term, and every morning he was excited to go. He always came home happy, full of stories, and having made new friends. The daily activities were fun, engaging and varied, and the staff were warm, caring and energetic.

It’s such a relief as a parent to know your child is not only safe, but genuinely enjoying their day. I highly recommend this camp and the fantastic team running it – we will definitely be returning!

Thanks to the team for creating such wonderful memories with the kids.

I have two children that attend the camp and both love it. They are really different to each other and I wondered if both would enjoy the activities but there is such a range of activities that they always come out at the end of the day with a list of things they want to tell me they did.
The staff are fantastic. My son had an accident and they dealt with it really well and my son felt looked after and safe even though me and my husband weren’t there.

Fab holiday camp for kids. Well organised with lots of options for activities

Not inclusive of children with additional needs. My 3 year old was disqualified from this camp,no support in place,no reasonable adjustments or meeting how he could have been supported better. No one bothered to get to know him,expensive camp with some staff who didn't even smile...Would definitely not recommend!

This is the best camp my child has been too. He enjoys it immensely and as a parent I'm happy to drop him off in the morning without worrying all day about his wellbeing. This is not something I take for granted as I have had to pull him out of previous holidays camps as he was not being supervised or cared for in the way I would have expected.

The staff were so welcoming and kind and made my daughter feel very relaxed and at ease on her first day. They were super positive and full of energy. I felt confident leaving her there.

5 year old attended the camp in Windsor for a week. He settled in fast and loved all the activities, especially playing in the pool. He’s tried a few camps and this was definitely his favourite! Staff seemed experienced and confident.

Camp Beaumont excluded my autistic/ADHD son despite being aware of his needs. Instead of making reasonable adjustments, I was repeatedly called to collect him early and he was eventually denied his place. I paid for care but was left out of pocket, distressed, and forced to scramble childcare – a clear case of disability discrimination. They simply sent an email saying they were closing the case so I will be seeking legal action to reclaim my lost money but this will just be the start of persuading them for disability discrimination

This was unimpressive; they didn’t have the supplies for the activities they had planned. No handover at end of day. Agreed my girls could be together then forgot to tell the other members of staff who then split them up at lunchtime.

Children were safe; I’d hope for a little more. We won’t be back.

Very disappointed with a group for 3-4 year olds at Colfe’s School. No interaction with parents, no handover (even the briefest one). I had to rely on what my 3yo was telling me to understand what was going on during the day. One day my son got out all covered in scratches and plaster, he started explaining me that he fell running with someone… no one contacted me to explain what happened. When I asked the staff at the check in desk if I could chat to someone very briefly to understand how my child felt during the day in a completely new environment, they couldn’t help. I emailed the camp, no answer.
Feels like these camps are for children who go to this school, have pals and know other children.
Smaller children cannot be treated the same way as those in school already. Please, don’t run camps for 3 year olds if you cannot provide adequate care

Brilliant camps, really well organised and thoughtful, my son always loves going

Amazing experience in Beaumont at st olave’s grammar school during the summer break. My son loved it and was excited everyday for the camp. All staff were kind, friendly and helpful, specially Miss Jess whose effort is commendable.

Fantastic holiday day camps providing a diverse range of engaging activities. Good value for money. Really caring staff. Would definitely recommend

The staff at the Mill Hill branch need serious training on how to interact with children appropriately, especially those with special needs. They often come across as aggressive and hostile rather than calm and supportive. Children with additional needs are frequently misunderstood and unfairly singled out, when they should be protected and supported.

Instead of encouraging peace and resolution, some staff rush to take sides the moment a complaint is made, without verifying facts or listening to all the children involved. This creates a toxic environment where children can easily be labelled or targeted.

If you want your child to be supported, treated with respect, and taught positive behaviour, I would not recommend this branch. Sadly, the current culture risks encouraging bullying and negative behaviour—sometimes directly from the staff themselves.