Ask the organiser for the dates and reporting instructions for the specific run you want. A November–December campaign heading is not enough to tell you which three days your child would attend.

Check all three days against family commitments and transport arrangements. If the child would need to miss a day, ask how that affects participation and fees before purchasing. Do not assume replacement days or partial refunds are available.

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Explain your child’s age and any practical support needs directly to the organiser. Ask what water activities are involved, what confidence or ability is expected and how supervision is organised.

Also ask about meals, allergies, medication procedures and whether a parent remains onsite. These are useful decision questions, not verified inclusions. A programme can sound exciting while still needing a closer check for one particular child.

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The difference between the listed member and guest fee is $50. When budgeting, also ask what the camp fee includes and whether anything must be brought or paid separately.

Compare programmes by suitability, schedule and the actual experience offered, not only a headline price. A good choice is one your child can participate in comfortably and your household can manage across the whole run.

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A camp registration is a different decision from an ordinary playground visit. Do not assume a play-entry voucher substitutes for camp payment, or that another SAFRA event’s terms apply to this programme.

Keep the organiser’s confirmation, preparation list and cancellation terms together. Our SAFRA Punggol guide covers the wider clubhouse; use the official camp enquiry route for the details of your child’s booking.

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