Summer is the perfect time for kids to explore new interests, stay active, and build confidence outside the classroom. Instead of spending long hours on gadgets, parents can turn the break into a season of growth by enrolling their children in engaging, skill-building programs.
Here are some exciting summer classes your kids can enjoy in 2026:
1. Little Splashers at Brittany Hotel Villar City
Let your kids beat the heat while learning a life-saving skill. The Little Splashers program offers structured swimming lessons with Coach Jhe.
Schedule: Friday & Saturday, 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Packages: 6 sessions (Basic & Advanced)
Ages: 4 years old and up (with age-specific training)
Focus: water safety, confidence, and proper technique
Slots are limited and require advance booking.
2. Music & Arts Workshop at Vista Mall Taguig (2nd Level, Phase 2)
Offered by HAVS, this workshop helps kids explore their creative side. This workshop is ideal for beginners and kids interested in performing arts.
Courses: Voice, piano, guitar, ukulele, violin, and dance
Perks: 50% off anniversary promo and free assessment (Tuesdays & Thursdays)
3. Coding & Robotics Camps at The Mind Museum (BGC)
Hands-on workshops introduce kids to coding, game design, and basic robotics.
Best for: ages 7 and up
Skills: problem-solving, logic, and creativity
Format: interactive, project-based learning.
4. Karate Classes at Vista Mall Taguig
A great option for active kids, karate builds discipline and self-confidence. Karate also encourages teamwork, especially for siblings or groups.
Level: Beginner-friendly
Focus: self-defense, focus, and character development
5. Cooking Classes at The Maya Kitchen
Kids learn basic cooking and baking skills in guided sessions.
Focus: independence, kitchen safety, and healthy habits
Output: kids prepare their own dishes.
6. Sports Clinics at Philippine Sports Arena (ULTRA)
Multi-sport clinics at the PH sports arena cover basketball, football, and fitness that are suitable for beginners and active kids.
Focus: physical health, teamwork, and discipline
7. Outdoor Camps at La Mesa Eco Park
Nature-based camps include eco-activities and outdoor exploration - a good alternative to screen-heavy routines.
Focus: environmental awareness and independence
Summer classes don’t just keep kids busy; they help shape confidence, creativity, and life skills, making the break both productive and memorable.
