English Easter Camp
Four Easter days, well spent
Finding an Easter camp that fits your schedule and your budget, and also balances fun and learning, isn’t easy. And the decision is usually made in a rush.
Four days of camp entirely in English for children aged 3 to 11, with cooking, crafts, gardening, experiments and an Easter egg hunt to finish. Morning or full-day hours, with or without lunch included, and early drop-off from 8:30.
8:30 to 9 am and 4:30 to 5 pm
Aged 3 to 11
C/ Aragó 119, 08015, Eixample
Schedules and prices for the Easter camp
2026/2027 school year · Four days · Children aged 3 to 11
- Monday to Thursday
- Workshops and activities in English
- Materials included
- Full day, Monday to Thursday
- Children bring a packed lunch
- Materials included
- Lunch included all four days
- Full day, Monday to Thursday
- Materials included
Early drop-off and late pick-up from 8:30 to 9 am and 4:30 to 5 pm: €8 per child per week.
Single days: ask for price and availability.
If you choose the full day without lunch, children bring a packed lunch.
Advantages of FunTalk
The week that always catches you by surprise
Easter falls on a different date every year, it doesn’t always match parents’ holidays and, on top of that, school closes for the whole week. It’s the school holiday that’s hardest to plan, and the one decided with the least notice.
We cover four days, mornings until 1:30 pm or full days until 4:30 pm, with drop-off from 8:30 for those who start work early. And with the option of lunch included, so you don’t have to pack a lunch every holiday morning.
Children take part in activities that get them moving, playing, thinking, talking and using English naturally. Every child is at the centre of the session, which is what lets them interact in English as much as possible instead of sitting and listening.
Registration for FunTalk’s English Easter camp is flexible: mornings or full days, with or without lunch included, and early drop-off from 8:30.
What they'll do in these four days
- Play MasterChef Junior in our kitchen
- Arts and crafts with all the centre's materials
- Practise English while gardening
- Active and developmental games
- Singing
- Hunt for (and eat) Easter eggs at the end of the week
All in English, from start to finish. Our method combines games, workshops and activities because at these ages that’s how learning sinks in, not through theory. Children retain concepts almost without noticing.
And there’s a part that isn’t on the syllabus but families notice: being with other children in a group different from their class encourages interaction and communication. Four days is enough to make friends.
Who's with your children
When we choose our team, for workshops, regular classes or camps, we care that they’re native English speakers or equivalent, but also that they’re passionate about their work. The second shows just as much as the first.
A teacher who’s allowed to pour their creativity into the class is more motivated, and that makes for a class that hooks you. Enthusiasm is contagious: children join in on their own, without realising they’re learning English at the same time.
As well as their teaching qualifications, much of our team has training or an interest in art, crafts and other creative disciplines. That’s why the workshops really work and aren’t just a class with colourful materials on the table.
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Common questions about the Easter camp
What parents ask most before booking. If you still have questions, write to us.