SUMMER CAMP HANDBOOK 2024
CAMPERS HANDBOOK
INTRODUCTION FROM THE SUMMER CAMP DIRECTOR
Dear Students and Parents,
We are delighted you are interested in our Fashion, Art & Design Summer Camp at the International School of Milan As an international school, we offer and ensure the safety and well-being of each student who attends the Summer Camp. Our primary goal for the students is to gain confidence through this extraordinary experience, discover new cultures and have fun while learning and developing their interests
Our school focuses a lot on cultural diversity and respect for others We help students achieve their passions and goals through different activities, such as language lessons, Fashion Design courses, sports activities and local trips around Milan and its surroundings This experience, alongside life in our excellent Boarding House, teaches them to become young adults, be responsible and understand international cultures and diversity
The camp is a two-weeks full-immersion experience during which Students will have the opportunity to explore different Fashion Design processes, develop their creativity and get an overview of the Milanese fashion world, with all its connections to Art and Design.
Through intense and enjoyable lessons at school and guided visits to Milan’s best Fashion, Art and Design areas, students will be involved in the different steps of a Sustainable Fashion project, from design to creation, photo shooting and final presentation of their product. On the final day we will create an exhibition of all works from the camp to celebrate the weekend that parents and friends are invited to attend
Our Fashion courses are led by NABA (New Academy of Fine Arts) experts, each specialising in unique areas, to bring a rounded approach to learning. The programme also includes Italian or English lessons, focusing on strengthening conversation and vocabulary
We look forward to welcoming you to our incredible experience next summer!
My very best regards,
Caterina Filice Summer Camp Director
FASHION, ART & DESIGN SUMMER CAMP
The 2-weeks Fashion Art & Design Summer Camp at the International School of Milan represents a unique opportunity for students to achieve their passions and goals through different activities, such as language lessons, Fashion and Design courses, sports activities and local trips around Milan and its surroundings.
In the mornings, students have the freedom to tailor their learning experience between Languages or Art & Fashion Collection courses:
Language lessons: English or Italian –To enhance communication skills.
Art & Fashion Collection course: To dive in the fascinating world of designing a fashion collection and work on mood boards, sketches and your portfolio.
In the afternoons, all campers come together for our hands-on Sustainable Fashion course, where creativity and new design techniques, meet environmental consciousness
The basic language for all camp activities and courses is English.
Students can join us as a full-time residential student, immersing yourself in our beautiful boarding house, or as a daily camper, starting your day at 9 am and ending at 5 pm
SCHEDULES AND PROGRAMS*
Dates:
Session 1 – 30rd June - 13th July 2024
Session 2 – 14th - 27th July 2024
Residential programme (Arrival on Sundays /Departure on Saturdays)
Day programme (Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm)
WEEK 1
* example programme
SCHEDULES AND PROGRAMS*
Dates:
Session 1 – 30rd June - 13th July 2024
Session 2 – 14th - 27th July 2024
Residential programme (Arrival on Sundays /Departure on Saturdays)
Day programme (Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm)
WEEK 2
* example programme
* Final Exhibition will be on the last day of the Camp, at school. We will provide further details closer to the camp We invite parents and friends to participate to celebrate our kids and share the result of these two very intense weeks of camp!
CAMP STAFF
Our fantastic and energetic Camp Team will consist of Residential Monitors, Language Teachers and the Fashion Team.
We present some of them now and will discover the others in the coming months!
NAME: Caterina Filice
Origin: Italy
Country of residence: Italy
Camp role: Summer Camp Director
Languages: Italian, English
BOARDING TEAM
They are a highly professional team with proven years of experience in boarding, summer camps, teaching and organising activities and events for children. They put energy, passion, effort and commitment into providing a safe and unforgettable experience for our campers!
LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Our teachers are highly trained and experienced and facilitate learning, using interactive methods such as frontal lesson, individual and group works, quizzes, videos, ensuring all campers make progress. They provide two weeks of intense but enjoyable instruction Campers focus on conversations, both speaking and listening, to develop the use of grammar and vocabulary and gain confidence
NABA FASHION TEAM
Our Fashion, Art and Design courses are led by NABA Fashion University experts, each specialising in unique areas, to bring a rounded approach to learning.
NAME: Nicoletta Morozzi
Origin: Italy
Country of residence: Italy
Camp role: NABA Fashion Design Advisor
Languages: Italian, English
NAME: Lorenza Branzi
Origin: Italy
Country of residence: Italy
Camp role: Fashion Design Leader
Languages: Italian, English
NAME: Alison Clare Ravenhall
Origin: Scotland
Country of residence: Italy
Camp role: Art Teacher, Fashion Team assistant
Languages: English, Italian
COURSES
COURSES
We want to pay proper attention to each individual student, which is why the ratio of teachers to students is one to ten in all our classes. Each lesson in the camp courses lasts three hours and takes place four days a week.
MORNING COURSES
In the mornings, Students can tailor their learning experience by choosing between*:
Option A: LANGUAGE COURSE: ITALIAN OR ENGLISH
·Option B: ART & FASHION: COLLECTION DESIGN COURSE
Option A: LANGUAGE: ITALIAN OR ENGLISH
Intense but enjoyable classes during which Campers focus on conversations, to develop the use of grammar and vocabulary and gain confidence. Highly trained and experienced teachers facilitate learning, using interactive methods such as frontal lesson, individual and group exercises, quizzes, videos. Each week campers go on an excursion to museums in the area to apply their learning in the real world.
Option B: ART & DESIGN: COLLECTION DESIGN
An inspiring journey into the design of a Fashion Capsule Collection, where concepts, mood boards and sketches will be conceived and developed to provide inspiration for colours, fabrics, garments, from initial research to final collection drawings. The result is then organised in a portfolio and shared during the last day exhibition, which parents and friends are invited to attend
* If the morning course chosen does not reach the minimum number, students will be able to choose from the other courses offered.
COURSES
We want to pay proper attention to each individual student, which is why the ratio of teachers to students is one to ten in all our classes. Each lesson in the camp courses lasts three hours and takes place four days a week.
AFTERNOON COURSE
In the afternoons, all campers come together for our hands-on Sustainable Fashion course, where creativity and new design techniques, meet environmental consciousness.
All students: SUSTAINABLE FASHION COURSE
The inspiring Sustainable Fashion course focuses on sustainable fashion design techniques: students will learn new creative approaches to garment creation, such as upcycling, recycling, reusing, deconstructing, and reconstructing garments on the mannequin. This unique combination of craftsmanship and creativity will equip students with skills that are essential in the ever-evolving fashion landscape, culminating in a photo shooting and the presentation of the works during the final day exhibition which parents are invited to attend
Our Fashion courses are developed in collaboration with Nicoletta Morozzi, Fashion Design Advisor at NABA (New Academy of Fine Arts) and Lorenza Branzi, NABA teacher and designer, in collaboration with fashion experts and specialists.
Our Fashion courses are designed to enable those who already have some experience to learn new skills and go further, and beginners to learn the basics and successfully complete the required programme.
EXCURSIONS
EXCURSIONS
Excursions are an important part of the camp program They are an opportunity for students to discover Italian culture and their surroundings, practice their Italian and have fun spending time with their new international friends
Some of the fantastic excursions over the week will be dedicated to the Milanese Fashion, Art, and Design world, with guided visits to museums and fashion districts in the morning and free time in the afternoon.
Example excursions:
Art, Fashion and Design Museums, some examples: Armani Silos, Triennale Museum
Milan Cathedral, and the central shopping district of Milan Milan Fashion, Design and Art districts, some examples: Corso Como, Montenapoleone, Navigli, Brera. Como Lake or Maggiore Lake.
TIPICAL DAY
RESIDENTIAL CAMPERS
8:00 am - 9:00 am Breakfast is served in the Boarding house
9:00 am - 12:20 am Students attend the course they have chosen from:
Language courses: Italian or English
Art & Fashion Collection course
During lessons, students have a 20-minute snack break
12:30 am - 1:30 pm Lunch at the school canteen (or packet lunch during excursions)
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Sustainable Fashion course (all students together)
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm After a snack break, students will have some free time with sports activities run by our Camp Staff: such as basketball, volleyball, swimming pool. They will also able to have some free time around the school
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Dinner at the canteen (or packet dinner in case of excursions)
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm In the evening there will be some fun activities organized by our Camp Staff, inside or outside the school, such as quizzes, talent nights, treasure hunts, karaoke, bowling, movie night, pizza party, disco night, and lots more!
10:30 pm Lights out and good night!
Wednesdays and Sundays are usually excursion days.
Free time:
Students are given the opportunity to enjoy some unsupervised free time in the local area of the school or while on excursions, but only with parental consent. If consent is not given, students will remain with the International school of Milan Summer Camp staff at all times.
TIPICAL DAY
DAY CAMPERS
Day campers join the camp from Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 5 pm. Students should arrive with their parents or guardians in the morning in time to be in class at 9:00 am.
8:20 am – 8:40 am Drop-off: recommended arrival time on the first day of camp
8 45 a m Drop-off: recommended arrival time at school during the camp
9:00 am - 12:20 am Students attend the course they have chosen from:
Language courses: Italian or English
Art & Fashion Collection course
During lessons, students have a 20-minute snack break
12:30 am - 1:30 pm Lunch at the school canteen (or packet lunch during excursions)
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Sustainable Fashion course (all students together)
5:15 pm Pick-up: Day campers will be collected at school by their parents or guardians at the school entrance in front of the security desk.
Wednesdays is usually excursion day. On Excursion days the pick up might be around 6 pm. We will communicate any change on time to parents/guardian.
Free time:
Students are given the opportunity to enjoy some unsupervised free time in the local area of the school or while on excursions, but only with parental consent. If consent is not given, students will remain with the International school of Milan Summer Camp staff at all times.
DAY CAMPER EXTRA TIME
It is an additional service that you can be book inside your parent dashboard Day campers can join residential campers with a bolt for one of the weekend excursions and up to 3 evening activities per week (one of which can be an off-campus activity).
LUNCH & DINNER MENUS
Residential campers will receive breakfast, lunch and an evening meal along with mid-morning and mid-afternoon snacks.
Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri
Day campers can enjoy a healthy lunch each day at the canteen or packed lunch if they are going off site on an excursion, with mid-morning and mid-afternoon snacks
Breakfast:
rotating proposals - international breakfast sweet 30% + savoury 70%: brioche, muffins, cakes, stuffed rolls, salted brioche, eggs scrambled bacon, frankfurters, porridge, potato toast, drinks: coffee, tea, milk, fruit drink, juices, yoghurt
Lunch and Dinner at the canteen: every day there will be a selection of Italian and international food to suit the tastes of our international students.
Each meal is prepared with a good balance of carbohydrates, proteins, grains, fruits and vegetables.
Students will always be able to choose from several options for each meal
All food is prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients, cooked on site by the school's chefs.
There will always be a vegetarian option and salad bar along with any other specially made meals for those with dietary, medical or religious reasons.
BOARDING HOUSE
Accommodation during the camp is within our premium boarding facilities.
This is a safe and secure place with 24hr security and supervision.
We can accommodate 39 residential students per camp session.
All rooms have ensuite bathrooms with a maximum of 3 students per room. Students are separated by gender and age. We have large common spaces for everyone to relax and socialise, including a lounge area, an open and secured terrace, and a supervised kitchenette Our students comes from all around the world: we had more than 40 different nationality in each past Camp editions
SECURITY
The school is a secure area with supervised access, 24 hours a day. Campers can move freely and safely inside the campus.
SCHOOL FACILITIES
• indoor swimming pool
• creative arts centres
• music studios
• a wide range of indoor and outdoor sports facilities
• theatre
STUDENTS’ TESTIMONIALS VIDEO
There is a video on the school webpage of students' testimonials which you might find interesting:
https://d3rsva8zdn1qpf.cloudfront.net/sites/school11/files/202312/46050 is milan summercamp 1920x1080 final subs mp4
ARRIVAL DAY
BOARDING CAMPERS
Arrivals for boarding students will take place on Sunday:
Session 1 – 30/06/2024
Session 2 – 14/07/2024
Recommended arrival time: 10 am - 4 pm If it falls outside of this time please notify us.
Our Camp Team will welcome you at the school reception desk and accompany you to the Residential floor for the check-in.
DAY CAMPERS
Arrivals for day students will take place on the first Monday of their camp session:
Session 1 – 1/07/2024
Session 2 – 15/07/2024
Recommended arrival time on the first day of camp: between 08:20 am – 08:40 am
Our Camp Team will welcome you at the school reception desk and accompany you to the Residential floor for the check-in and then to your morning class starting at 9.00 am.
Afternoon Pick up - 5 15 pm
Parents/Guardian must collect the camper inside the school, in front of the security desk
HOW TO REACH THE SCHOOL
IF YOU ARRIVE ON YOUR OWN
If you are bringing your child to Camp, we recommend that you arrive in front of the International School of Milan at the following address:
Via Primo Maggio, 20, Baranzate, Milan.
There is some street car parking available just in front of the entrance.
The school can be easily reached by car from any Milan airports an train stations. Estimated time:
30 minutes far from Malpensa Airport
40 minutes far from Linate Airport
40 minutes far from Bergamo Orio Al Serio Airport
30 minutes far from Milano Centrale train station
20 minutes far from Milano Cadorna train station
HOW TO REACH THE SCHOOL
IF YOU REQUIRE OUR AIRPORT TRANSFER
We can provide transportation to/from Milan Malpensa (MXP) and Milan Linate (LIN) airports.
There is a charge of € 120 each way and you can book it inside your parents dashboard.
Airport Transfer days and times:
On Sunday arrival day: The airport transfer service operates for flights arriving in between 9 AM and 4 PM local time One of our staff will be waiting for the camper at the arrival gate.
On Saturday departure day: The airport transfer service operates for flights departing in between 10 AM and 4 PM local time A member of our staff will accompany the camper during check-in and up to the security gate.
Please ensure that when arranging travel for your arrival /departure day that you book a flight with an arrival/departure time within the above time windows.
Flights details:
Please take care to fill in the Airport Transportation form with the flight details. You find the form inside your parents dashboard.
OTHER TRASFERS OPTION
In case the arrival/departure flights fall outside of the above time windows, the school can arrange a private car to pick-up and drop-off the student from/to the airport. This service will be charged at a higher cost.
RESIDENTIAL CAMPER WELCOME
DAY
RESIDENTIAL CAMPER WELCOME DAY
Recomended arrival time:
10 AM - 4 PM If it falls outside of this time please notify us
Our Camp Team will welcome you at the school reception desk and accompany you to the Residential floor for the check-in. We will record and confirm some details: your valuable items will be checked in with camp staff upon registration - this may include your mobile device, i-pad or other hand held device, charger, passport and money. We will also check any medication you bring with you Please ensure all items are clearly labelled with your name
Making yourself at home:
We will welcome you with a buffet and a Camp Welcome Bag. You will have the opportunity to take a tour of the school.
Once you have been shown your room, you can start to unpack and settle into your own space If you are sharing a room, you may like to spend some time getting to know your roommate[s] All roommates will be international so you can learn and share each other’s culture while practising your English.
Settling in to residential:
5 PM - 7 PM: Once everyone has arrived and started to get to know one another, we will hold our first Camp meeting. This is where you will be introduced to the whole team, and meet any late arrivals to camp We will go through camp rules and share the excitement of the first few days of camp and what to expect Then we will sit down to our first camp meal and get prepared for the following day.
7 PM - 8 PM: Dinner at the canteen.
8 PM - 10 PM: Games to get to know each other and team building activities.
DAY CAMPER
DAILY DROP-OFF & PICK-UP
Morning Drop off - 8:45 am
Extended day pass from 8.30 am on the first camp day to have time to check in and then head out in time for the morning class starting at 9 00 am
Students will be met by a member of our fantastic team. Staff members will meet Day students by the school Reception each morning.
Afternoon Pick up - 5 15 pm
Parents/Guardian must collect the camper inside the school, in front of the inside the school, in front of the security desk.
Wednesdays is usually excursion day. On Excursion days the pick up might be around 6 pm. We will communicate any change on time to parents/guardian.
We ask that all day pupils sign in and sign out when they leave the afternoon
Parents/Guardian
If someone other than the parent/guardian is picking up, we must have a letter of consent, signed by the parent and ID of the person who is picking up the child, presented to the camp office prior to the event
Emergency Contact
In the event of an emergency we will always contact the parent/guardian in the first instance You may have a representative allocated on your consent from who is a recognised authorised adult who, if necessary, may collect the child from camp in your absence. On collection any authorised adult must present their ID.
DEPARTURES
BOARDING CAMPERS
Departures for boarding students will take place on Saturday:
Session 1 – 13/07/2024
Session 2 – 27/07/2024
Departure on Saturday should be in the morning before 12:00
We advise flights to be booked from lunchtime onwards so students have time for breakfast and the short journey to the airport, arriving 2 hours before.
DAY CAMPERS
Day campers should be picked up each day at the school reception desk at 5:15 pm
WHAT TO BRING
Being at Camp is a brilliant opportunity for your child to gain extra independence.
They’ll need to take responsibility for preparing themselves for each day / daily activity, and while this may be exciting for some, it can be a little daunting for others, so we hope the following few pages will help with planning your child’s stay with us.
RECOMMENDED
CLOTHING RECOMMENDED FOR RESIDENTIAL CAMPER
1-2 long trousers
3-4 shorts
5-6 T-shirts
2 hoodies
Swimwear
Swimming goggles
Swimming cap
Beach towel
Sun hat
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Flip Flops
Sandals
Sneakers
Small backpack
Water bottle
Water-proof jacket
Small travel umbrella
Adequate supply of underwear, including socks
Presentable casual clothing and shoes for the duration of camp
Toilet bag and contents
Pyjamas / nightdresses
Dressing gown (optional)
OTHER OPTIONAL ITEMS
Laptop computer/i-pad / personal handheld device
Reading material
Hairdryer
Camera
Sunglasses
WHAT TO BRING
LANGUAGE CLASSES FASHION CLASS*
Pens
Pencils
Exercise books
LAUNDRY
SERVICE
There is a weekly laundry service provided once per camp session
Bedding and towels are supplied and washed by school.
Old clothes, accessories, bags, special or fancy fabrics, buttons, yarns, embroidery, appliqués, trimmings that you would like to use/disassemble/recycle to create your own garment during the course.
*The Fashion team will provide basic fabrics and T-shirts, some special vintage garments, buttons and any other material needed for the course, but anything else you want to bring can help you shape what you come up with
FURTHER INFORMATION
MAKING FRIENDS BEFORE YOU GO
If you would like the opportunity to meet a fellow camper before coming to Camp we can facilitate setting up a Teams Meeting so you can socialise and chat This is a lovely way to start Camp and ensure you see at least one familiar face on the first day.
UNACCOMPANIED MINORS
If your child is travelling as a UM they will be met at the airport by a member of staff who will escort your child to the campus Flight companies have different regulations and fares If you require the name of the escort, please contact us two weeks before your child’s arrival.
MOBILE PHONES
Campers may carry a mobile phone, but they won’t be allowed to use it during activities and lessons They will be able to use it during free time Failure to comply with this rule will result in confiscation of the phone
MISSING HOME
Staying away from home can be an exciting adventure for many people, but for others the idea of being away from home for any period of time can cause homesickness Homesickness is something we all experience at some point, and we understand that emotions to being away from home may need support and guidance. We therefore aim to make the transition of nervous individuals to independent campers who are able to cope with change We will encourage campers to communicate with us if and when they feel a bit low and if necessary we will enable a call home
WHAT IS INCLUDED
The Residential programme includes: Scheduled activities, entertainment, and excursions; Accommodation and meals; Language and Fashion course and teaching materials; Assistance, supervision and instruction of monitors and teachers; Laundry; Use of facilities, Wi-Fi; Transportation; Accident and civil liability insurance
The Day programme includes (from 9 am to 5 pm): Scheduled activities, entertainment, Monday-Friday excursions; Meals; Language and Fashion course and teaching materials; Assistance, supervision and instruction of monitors and teachers; Use of facilities, Wi-Fi; Transportation; Accident and civil liability insurance.
WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED
The cost does not include: for both Residential and Day programme: Transport to and from home city to airport / train station, airport / train station pick-up / drop off, pocket money for personal expenses, health and medical expenses, travel insurance and recorded delivery of VISA letter
POCKET MONEY
The amount of pocket money given to a camper is at your discretion All costs for meals and excursions are included, but please remember your child may like to bring money for snacks and refreshments, and for presents or souvenirs (we recommend 50€/per week) You can either leave your child's pocket money with a camp leader (which will be placed in our safe and given to the student at his or her request) or you can place your child's pocket money in the safe with which each room is equipped, so that he or she can manage it independently.
MEDICATIONS/HEALTH CARE
We need to know your child’s medical information before they arrive, so if your child has any specific medical needs, please make us aware of it in the medical section of the application form If you forget, please get in touch so we can send you an alternative medical form to complete before arrival If your child needs regular medication while at Camp, please give our Camp Staff the relevant medicines in their original prescription container, along with the pharmacy instructions. Any food allergies or intolerances should be accompanied by a certificate from the attending physician. Place the prescription containers in a clean Ziplock bag labelled with your child’s name and date of birth
INSURANCE
Please make sure your child has adequate travel insurance cover for Italy
COVID
Following announcement by the [enter the relevant governing body, for example - Federal Council], we are very happy to inform you that International School of Milan can lift all of its pandemic-related measures Life on campus can go on without any public health-related restrictions We recommend that anyone who has tested positive for COVID or who thinks they are infected or are showing symptoms does not come to campus.
COVID CLAUSES
You can follow this link to find out more about our clauses before and during camp. Terms and conditions Link
WHAT
TO EXPECT AS A PARENT
Our Parent Dashboard is your reference portal to all you need to know before and during Camp
Here the link to access your account if you already have one:
https://internationalschoolofmilan.campmanagement.com/p/campers/login m. php
Here the link to create a new account if you do not have yet: THE PARENT DASHBOARD INCLUDES https://internationalschoolofmilan.campmanagement.com/p/request_for_info_m. php?action=enroll
ENROLLMENT OPTIONS
All information and procedure to enrol your child and add extra activities and services at any time
WHAT TO EXPECT AS A PARENT
THE PARENT DASHBOARD INCLUDES
FORMS
All campers ' forms and instructions for filling them in
WHAT TO EXPECT AS A PARENT
THE PARENT DASHBOARD INCLUDES
CAMP TODAY
A window into the camp daily life, with regular photos, video and updates on what campers have been getting up to
This is an internal Camp platform where images are shared and visible only to parents.
Remember to add a close-up photo of your child if you want our camp platform to recognise him/her in the photos and send you a notification during the camp
Only photos of children whose parents have given consent will be shared.
WHAT TO EXPECT AS A PARENT
THE PARENT DASHBOARD INCLUDES
FINANCIAL
The Financial page with an up-to-date statement of your payments and invoices
MY ACCOUNT
Here you can find yours and your child information and you can update them at any time
Here you can also add a close-up photo of your child if you want our camp platform to recognise him/her in the photos and send you a notification during the camp.
WHAT TO EXPECT AS A PARENT KEEPING IN TOUCH
Campers appreciate letters, postcards and phone calls. It is very likely that during the first few days of camp, your child may feel homesick, so rest assured that we’ll encourage them to call you and that we’ll take care to ensure they are integrating well. We have a buddy system for those who are struggling to settle.
When contacting your child, we recommend that you don’t dwell on home problems, favourite pets, or how much everybody misses them. Try to be cheerful and newsy.
Campers are allowed to make or receive phone calls during their free time between 5:00- 7:00 pm CET time, as phones are not to be carried during activities or lessons, or after evening activities.
To check on your child’s progress, feel free to call the duty phone and speak to our Camp Staff.
We will provide you with the duty number before the starting of the camp.
CAMPERS’ CODE OF CONDUCT
CAMPERS MUST
All students are expected to read and adhere to the Code of Conduct as set out in this document. Students agree to the following:
RESPECT - be respectful to all involved at Summer Camp. This includes behaviour towards other campers and camp staff and appreciation of personal belongings, borrowed or on loan from camp
TIME MANAGEMENT - respect the timings of the Summer Camp and arrive on time and prepare for the next activity.
CARE - respect the school property and take care to keep it clean and tidy This includes all areas of the school grounds, including the boarding houses and personal space.
SAFETY - take responsibility for their own safety and be mindful of the safety of others by ensuring that they follow the rules in the Code of Conduct. They will sign in and out when arriving/departing campus in lessons and activities If they do not, they won’t be permitted to leave the Camp again. If they have issues during the night, they must ask the staff on duty to help them. (only for Residential campers)
PERSONAL BELONGINGS - that any items brought to camp are their own responsibility. Electronic devices - such as mobile phones, hand-held devices, i-pads and consolesmay be brought to camp but must be handed to a member of camp staff on arrival so that it can be documented. Mobile phones are not allowed during lesson or activity time. Students may use their devices in free time between the hours of 5 pm and 9 pm They may also use them on excursion days. The Summer Camp cannot be held liable for any loss or damage to personal items brought to camp All laundry should be named, placed in your laundry bag and left by your door on laundry collection day (only for Residential campers).
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CAMPERS’ CODE OF CONDUCT
PRIVACY - that everyone needs their own space and will respect the privacy of others They will not go into another person ' s room unless invited in, and They will not help themself to others’ personal items without asking permission first They will not go into another person ' s room after 'lights-out' unless in the case of an emergency. That girls and boys are not allowed to enter each other's rooms.
MEAL TIMES - that they must attend all meal times.
ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES - There is no drinking alcohol, smoking or vaping, or use of any drugs; onsite or outside campus and during excursions.
AGREEMENT The Code of Conduct keeps everyone at camp safe and well. Please understand that failure to follow this Code of Conduct could result in:
Step 1: Loss in house points
Step 2: Asked to carry out a suitable consequence decided by the staff which may include loss of privileges (i e free-time)
Step 3: if they come to the attention of the Camp Leadership Team again, the following 'strikes' may be taken:
Strike 1: Meeting with the Camp Director
Strike 2: Parents will be called to discuss behaviour
Strike 3: Removal from camp if the behaviour is deemed dangerous or hurtful to myself, other campers, staff or camp property.
CONTACT DETAILS
For further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. If you wish, we will also be happy to organise a call.
School address: International School of Milan Via I Maggio, 20, 20021, Baranzate, Milano
School Reception number: +39 02 872581
Reception opening times: Monday-Friday, 8 am- 5 pm
Email: summercamp@ismilan it
Emergency contact: we will provide a Camp mobile number during the camp to allow you to reach as directly at any time.
Website: https://www.internationalschoolofmilan.it/en/camps/summer-camps
THANK YOU.....and...
....We look forward to welcoming you to our fantastic camp!
