Action for Clever Kids

At the Kadastyle Chess & Sport Camps, kids and teenagers learn the sport of chess or develop their existing chess skills. They also enjoy an exciting two-hour polysport program every day to keep them moving. The daily chess workshop takes place indoors. Whenever possible, we organize the polysport activities outdoors or alternatively in sports halls.

The basic concept of the Kadastyle Chess & Sport Camps is without overnight stays (age group 2009-2018). Supervision is guaranteed daily from 09:30 to 16:00. However, there will also be camps with overnight accommodation and 24-hour supervision in 2024 (2009-2016).

In chess training, we find a good mix between learning and playful elements. With specific chess teaching aids as well as tips and tricks from professional chess coaches, it is possible to improve your skills or learn chess from scratch. Tournaments and games against each other are also part of every lesson. In sports training, we will focus on the most popular sports such as football, floorball, basketball, handball, badminton, tennis, dancing and other sports and games. The focus is always on exercise and having fun.

• Day camps: born btw. 2009-2018
• Overnight camps: born btw. 2009-2016

• The camp fee is CHF 370.-

• Supervision during five days from 09:30 - 16:00
• Twelve hours of chess lessons
• Ten hours of sports lessons
• Daily lunch program
• Materials and teaching aids are provided
• Delicious and child-friendly lunch
• All drinks and snacks (e.g. fruit) included
• Cool camp dress (shirt and trousers) 
• Drinks bidon, gifts and much more

• Under Dates you will find a list of all Kadastyle Chess & Sport Camps - there you can choose the camp that suits you and register directly.
• Are you interested in other sports? Click here to go to the general registration page. You can narrow down the search to your area using the zip code via Campfinder.

Due to the numerous public holidays in Switzerland, some of which are regulated differently by the cantons, the MS Sports Camps also take place on public holidays (e.g., August 1, Assumption Day, etc.).