Lighthouse Phuket Holiday & Local Camps – What They Do and What They Offer

Lighthouse Phuket runs fun and engaging holiday camps for children in Rawai, Phuket, as part of the activities organised by Lighthouse International School Phuket. These camps are designed to provide structured, themed and educational experiences during school holiday breaks and are open to children from different schools, not only those enrolled at Lighthouse. Lighthouse International School Phuket is an international school offering education from early years through secondary, and the holiday camps are an extension of its learning environment, combining creative activities, team building and outdoor adventures to enrich children’s school holidays.

Purpose and Camp Focus

The primary purpose of Lighthouse Phuket’s holiday and local camps is to give children fun learning experiences during school breaks that go beyond typical play. The camps emphasise:

Structured themed and educational activities
Team building, communication and social skills
Creative arts, crafts and hands-on projects
Adventure, exploration and outdoor play
Healthy activity and friendship building

These activities are designed to help children stay active, build confidence and engage with peers during school holidays.

Types of Camps Offered

Lighthouse Phuket organises a variety of seasonal holiday camp programmes throughout the year, including: Summer Camp 2025

A long holiday programme running from June to August.
Available for children of different ages with themed activities that mix creativity, exploration and learning.
Includes creative arts and crafts, team challenges, adventure play and themed educational experiences.

Easter Camp

Held during the spring holiday period as a themed camp option with special activities aligned with the season.

Christmas / New Year Camp

Scheduled for the December holiday period with festive and creative activities for children to enjoy.

Half-Term Camps

Shorter holiday programmes offered during school half-term breaks to provide structured holiday fun.

Age Groups and Camp Structure

Lighthouse Phuket’s camps cater to a range of ages, with structured groupings designed to match the developmental stages of participants:

Junior Explorers (Ages 4–6) – Focused on play-based learning and creative projects.
Adventurers (Ages 7–9) – Activities aimed at exploration, teamwork and hands-on themes.
Trail Blazers (Ages 10–12) – Older children enjoying more advanced challenges, projects and outdoor-oriented tasks.

In addition to these core age groups, the school sometimes offers specialised camps (e.g., sports or skill-based camps) for older youth and teens, such as basketball and leadership activities.

Daily Activities and Learning Experiences

Camps are designed to keep children active, curious and engaged throughout the day with a blend of indoor and outdoor learning. Activities typically include:

Creative arts and crafts — Projects that allow children to express creativity and make take-home pieces
Team building and adventure games — Collaborative tasks that support communication and social growth
Outdoor exploration and play — Active sessions that encourage physical engagement
Educational themes — Learning through fun topics such as science, languages, culture and local traditions

In some camps, field trips and special themed days (e.g., marine conservation, aquarium visits or cultural exploration activities) are incorporated into the schedule.

International Teachers and Environment

Lighthouse Phuket’s holiday camps are typically led by international educators and professional teachers from around the world, bringing diverse cultural backgrounds and experiences that enrich children’s learning. This international teaching team helps create an inclusive, English-friendly environment where children can engage with peers and instructors in a global learning setting.

Healthy Food and Supervision

Camp participation includes healthy fresh food prepared by the school canteen, ensuring that children receive nutritious meals and snacks during active camp days. The camps are supervised by trained staff, ensuring safety, positive engagement and a structured, supportive setting for all activities.