Selena's Mum

I am very delighted that my daughter Selena can join the MIS winter camp. In fact, she’s been looking forward to it since she knew about the camp. On the first day, we even forgot to bring the water bottle because we can’t wait to sign in. My child really had fun in a variety of sports, such as curling, roller skating and golf, etc. This is the first time Selena has lived independently. At the beginning, my husband and I were worried that she could not adapt to the boarding life. However, all sorts of wonderful camp activities totally attracted her and left her no time to feel nostalgia for home. She was an active camper who made new friends and had a blast in the camp. I feel a bit jealous but also deeply grateful that we can attend this fantastic MIS winter camp. 

Curtis's Mum

Curtis adapted to the Camp life quickly as MIS offers a very comprehensive sports and activities programme with a great teaching team support. 

This is his first time for boarding but he finds the place a home from home. 

I have never see him enjoyed sports very much as generally speaking he is not a risk-taker. 

However, I see a growth of joyfulness, confidence, independence and braveness in him after he joined the Camp. 

Believe you can and you will! Curtis!!

Ryan's Mum

When my son asked me to sign him up for MIS winter camp, I was opposed to it at first because I knew it would be a boarding camp and Ryan had never lived away home. Ryan didn’t change his mind, though. He loves sports and what the camp can offer really attracted him. On the first day, camp coordinators posted many live photos, and I was happy to see all the children having fun with a productive schedule. Before bedtime, I saw a big smile on Ryan’s face. So I relaxed gradually and was gratified to see how well my 7-year-old boy had done in his first attempt to live independently.

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