PRLog (Press Release) -
Mar 09, 2010 -
The highly anticipated time of spring break is almost here. For parents of families staying in the area, there is a way for children to reap the full benefits of a rare week off from school. Instead of kids spending their days in front of the television or being sent to expensive daycare centres, March Break camps are an extremely attractive option. That’s why spots in a wide variety of camps fill up fast, very fast. That’s also why Our Kids Go to Camp Magazine, camps.ca and www.ourkids.net are here to help.
“The amount of camp choices out there is daunting for a family starting their research. They ask ‘Do I want a sports camp, an arts camp, an educational camp?’” said Our Kids go to Camp editor David Field, “We’re here to provide a helpful guide for these people.”
Camps offer children plenty of benefits—they can learn, explore their passions, be active, and build lasting friendships. But most importantly, they can have fun! Our Kids Go to Camp Magazine,
http://camps.ca/march_break_camps.php and
http://www.ourkids.net/march-break-camps.php offer parents quality advice on how to find the right camp, how to prepare for camp, and what kids love about camp. Each website also offers extensive listings of March Break camps around the country for interested families to explore.
Since its inception in 1997, Our Kids Media has been a leader in providing Canadian families with information on private schools, summer camps, and retirement homes. Our Kids Media publishes five print publications and three significant informational websites with over three thousand pages of original content. Three of our magazines – Our Kids Go to School, Our Kids Go to Camp, and Comfort Life – are distributed annually through the Globe and Mail. Every year, over a million Canadian and international families wishing to learn about education, camp, or retirement visit at least one of our websites – ourkids.net, camps.ca, and comfortlife.ca.
Our Kids Media expanded its coverage of private schools in 2002, with the first annual Private School Expo, a one-day event bringing schools and parents together to discuss their children’s educational options. In 2010, four expos will take place across Canada in the fall. For more information, please visit www.ourkidsmedia.com.
