There are always lots of Summer Camps in Dubai for the kids and here we will have a round up of the best ones for you- you can get your kids to a camp for art, crafts, swimming, football, drama, dance, singing, multi sports and so much more... helping to keep them busy, stimulated and having a great summer break. There's more to come and we'll add them in as we get them!
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CPI Education, Weight Loss Summer Camp and Residential Summer School & Camp. To find out more, Click here or visit www.cpieducation.com
Other Summer Activities
Salon Educators Academy Youth Programme for ages 14-16 & 16+. A great way to see if a career in hairdressing is for you. Tiffany Towers, JLT. Telephone: 04 452 8433.
Salon Educators Academy Youth Programme for ages 14-16 & 16+. A great way to see if a career in hairdressing is for you. Tiffany Towers, JLT. Telephone: 04 452 8433.
The School of Culinary and Finishing Arts,
teach cooking and culinary skills to both kids and adults. Located in
JLT, Call SCAFA today 04 3794044 to find out more or book your place.
Sporting Activities
Sports Life Swimming Club offers swimming lessons from baby swim programs and learn to swim classes, through to our Elite swimming squad and adult learn to swim including open water swimming. Summer Camp 2013 Schedule coming soon, call Gerrie van Beek, Club Manager 050 6257522 for more information.
Sports Life Swimming Club offers swimming lessons from baby swim programs and learn to swim classes, through to our Elite swimming squad and adult learn to swim including open water swimming. Summer Camp 2013 Schedule coming soon, call Gerrie van Beek, Club Manager 050 6257522 for more information.
Nurseries
Inspire Nursery Umm Suqeim, Summer Camp 2013, language, arts, music, movement & dance, sports, splash pool and more for children aged 6 months to 4 years. Call today for more info: 04 395-5473
Inspire Nursery Umm Suqeim, Summer Camp 2013, language, arts, music, movement & dance, sports, splash pool and more for children aged 6 months to 4 years. Call today for more info: 04 395-5473
Jumierah International Nurseries for year round programmes including Spring, Summer & Winter holidays. Located in Al Wasl, Al Safa and now open in Southridge, downtown next to Burj Khalifa. www.jinspire.com
Kiddy Planet Nursery - Umm Suqueim & Al Quoz, Nursery Day Care for Summer - 23 June - 22 August 2013. Ages 2-6 years, call today to reserve your place.
Kidville Summer Camp, Mirdif and JBR. Gym, music, arts and Crafts, enrichment and more. Call today for more info. JBR 04 440 1220 or Mirdif on 04 236 3648
Little Panda's Early Learning Center.
23rd to 29th August 2013. Register before 16th May and receive one week
free! Easily accessible day care for children +3 months to -5years.
Telephone 04 344 6371.
Super Kids Nursery / Day Care Summer School in Mirdif - Dubai. Pretend Play, Summer Olympics, Music and Dance plus lots of fun. What's more, Pay for three weeks and receive the forth free. Telephone: 04 2881949.
Willow Children's Nursery, Jumeirah. A summer of great surprises, starting with activities such as Swimming lessons, Monkeynastix, Cookery, Arts & Crafts, Music & Movement & lots more. Telephone: 050 4725890.
It’s
no wonder that tourists from the Gulf and the world over flock to Oman
for a weekend getaway or a beach holiday. It is one of those few
remaining untainted countries where the beaches lie in their natural
state, with many a shore still unexplored. The coastline is dotted with
islands that make a great reprieve from civilization or a place to let
your adventurous spirit really come alive. The Omani coastline spans for
1,700km with very few parts of the beach being private, in fact the only
areas of the beach that are private belong to beach resorts, or those
that are attached to military or official property. The marine life is
vast and is great for families with children to snorkel and explore. 
Bandar Jissah
Dhofar Beaches
When
I had first moved to the USA, I struggled to meet new friends, it was
school summer holidays, and all the school-mum type things were on hold
for the break. I got really fed up, and one day went for a browse in the
fabric store, the shop assistant said she had just the thing… Quilt In A
Day. It was a book actually, (
The
process of quilting uses a needle and thread to join two or more layers
of material to make a quilt. Typical quilting is done with 3 layers:
the top fabric or quilt top, batting or insulating material and backing
material. The quilter's hand or sewing machine passes the needle and
thread through all layers and then brings the needle back up. The
process is repeated across the entire area where quilting is wanted,
these stitches can be purely
Although
you may have annually used your UK licence to rent a car, and had no
problems with the car hire company, you are using your UK licence
illegally. It is not the responsibility of the car hire company to give
you this information, your licence carries a valid date, and is
registered to a UK address, and that is really the only information they
register. HOWEVER…. There is a residency requirement to use the UK
licence, and living abroad, we do not meet it.
After
realising the only thing that could have caused this reaction on both
hands in the same place, I did a bit of googling and found that it is
quite a common problem but also one that is easily solved. I went to the
doctor’s and after a process of elimination she concurred that this is
the source of the irritation. If you think about what the interior temps
of cars must get up too it’s no wonder that degeneration of the
interior components can happen and start to release irritants. 
No
one looks forward to the terrible twos, a developmental stage that
usually begins sometime in the toddler years. Although many parents
don't expect the terrible twos to start until their toddler is two years
old, it can strike as early as 18 months and as late as 30 months (and
because it’s less an age thing, than a stage of development, you may be
dealing with it when you least expect it). If your child has been
cooperative up until now, it may come as a shock, that your compliant
little person becomes a ‘free thinker’, and challenges you in a variety
of ways….on a daily basis.
Begin
to use time-out and taking away privileges as discipline techniques,
but remember time out has to be ‘age appropriate’, three whole minutes
is a long time for a two year old, the fact that having to sit on the
stair, or sofa or wherever you choose, is consequence enough in most
cases, and can soon be a deterrent, but you must be prepared to enforce
it, it, and sit him back down if he wants leave before the time is up.
The use of a kitchen timer is a great tool. Press stop, if you have to
sit him back down, and press start again once he is there.
