We are pleased to cooperate with parents who have taken an interest in our camp’s programs and capabilities and who decided to entrust us with summer rest of their child.
Be assured that your children are in safe and caring hands of our staff. Children will never be bored. Many exciting activities await them. They will be able to show their talents as well as their creative, intellectual, and sports abilities.
- Over 15 years, ISI has developed its own culture of communication, based on the principles of good, trust, respect, cooperation, and creation.
- Children welcome self-serving work: making the bed up, garment care, duty in our dining room.
- Communication of children with the outside world is not prohibited, but it is regulated by the rules of our camp. In order to involve children in diverse activities, various events, and communication with each other, we limit the use of mobile devices, access to the Internet and entertainment applications. We ask parents to contact their children at a certain time (quiet hour, time of silence before bedtime). However, parents can contact our counselors or camp administration at any time.
- This is important: If there are any wishes, recommendations or information about individual features of your child, which will allow us to help them adapt to being in our camp faster, inform your counselors on the first day.
- Parents often worry about their children’s meals at camp. Safety and quality are the main principles of our dining experience at Istok: the food in our cafeteria is healthy, fresh, and delicious. The diet does not include spicy, salty, fried foods, or thermally unprocessed dairy or fermented milk products (except yogurt, fermented baked milk, and kefir). The schedule includes five meals: breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner, and a “sleep snack” – a healthy snack before bed. The menu is balanced across all major food groups and calorie content, meets all nutritional requirements, and also takes into account the health needs of students who require special diets (food allergies, diabetes, gastrointestinal diseases).
Recommended list of items a child needs:
- sports suit; closed footwear
- change of clothes: T-shirts, shorts, socks
- head-dress
- comfortable shoes for everyday wear
- indoor footwear and flip flops
- body hygiene kit
- underwear and sleep wear
- warm clothes
- braws for stage and discos
- sunscreen and sunglasses
- swimsuit/slips, pool towel
- windbreaker, jeans for hiking and walking in the forest
- water bottle (sports)
- books, favorite toys