The UCS Hampstead sportsground played host to a special, socially-distanced kids camp during the first week of the Christmas holidays.
Camp Beaumont has been running activities for children in north London for 40 years and, despite the move into tier 4, this has continued - with the necessary social distancing measures in place.
Kids between three and 16 were able to take part in a range of crafts, sports games and other creative activities, though Santa was unable to visit due to the tightened restrictions. The camp activities are able to operate under tier 4 restrictions as it is a childcare service.
Jof Gaughan, executive director at Camp Beaumont, said: “This year has been tough on everyone, but we’re hoping our winter camps will help children make new friends, try something new and feel excited to experience the magic of Christmas, in whatever form it may take."
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