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Fun for Children
Snow Club sessions are tailored to suit the
children’s ages and include a myriad of fun and
exciting activities that we know children really enjoy. Depending on
children’s age, the weather and local resort facilities, these may include
for example:
 Fun ‘Wacky
Whizzing’ on sledges or ‘bum-boards’
‘Hunt the
Ranger’ adventures - generally ‘gungeing’ the poor Ranger when they find
him!
Igloo-building, snow-art & snow-sculptures
Exploration
missions around the resort on foot and by ski-lift
All the
latest Esprit action-songs, chants & games
Indoor &
outdoor treasure hunts
Creative
arts & crafts and story-telling for the quieter sessions
All this with the enthusiastic support and
close supervision of our Snow Ranger team, with our stringent care ratios of
1:8.
The crowning event of the week, to which all
parents are also invited, is the Esprit Medal Ceremony, where all children
in Esprit ski lessons and/or Snow Club receive their ski medals and Snow
Club certificates. This is also the chance for the children to show their
parents what they have been up to all week, complete with songs and
mini-sketches, and everything they have made themselves. A guaranteed photo
opportunity and the ideal way to end the week on a high!
Details for Parents
The Snow Club includes lunch and the
appropriate take-to and pick-up services for all Esprit Ski Classes. Snow
Clubs run in every resort, sometimes in several locations, depending on the
numbers of children involved. Where we have more than one Snow Club location
in a resort, we allocate children of similar ages together, so that their
fun and activities can be more tailored to suit their ages and abilities.
Therefore your child may not necessarily attend the Snow Club in the
property in which you are staying, and you will be informed of their
allocated Snow Club on your arrival.
Other than in Scheffau, Snow
Club normally runs in the mornings for 3-4 year olds in Spritelets, and
after lunch for older children (usually the afternoon only for all Snow Club
children on the last day). Timings can of course occasionally vary due to
resort conditions.
At the end of the day, chalet and Chalet
Hotel guests’ children will be escorted back to their respective ‘homes’,
where high tea will be supervised by our staff on five nights per week, so
parents need only take control of their offspring at 6pm, except on our
chalet staff’s day off, when children will be returned to their chalet or
Chalet Hotel at 5pm.
Parents in Hotels Alpin or Mühle collect
children from Snow Club at 5pm and supervise their evening meal in your
‘home’ hotel.
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To avoid disappointment on arrival,
please secure your Snow Club places at the time of booking and show them on
your booking form. |
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