The camp is designed for children aged 7 to 12, and children are grouped with others of a similar age. Confident six-year-olds may also attend. If the booking form blocks your six-year-old’s actual date of birth, temporarily enter a date one year earlier to complete the form, then immediately email info@isset.space with their correct date of birth so we can update their record manually before camp.

Monday 26 to Friday 30 October 2026 at King’s College London, Guy’s Campus, SE1 1UL. This is a non-residential day camp.

Choose an available booking option, then use the form in your confirmation email to select the day or days your child will attend and provide their personal information. Please check the booking page for current availability.

Drop-off is from 8:30 to 9:00, when activities begin. Camp finishes at 15:30, and collection is from 15:30 to 15:45. If you need a later collection, email hannah@isset.space in advance. The camp must confirm the arrangement; a request alone does not extend your booking.

Please come to New Hunt’s House Reception at Guy’s Campus, SE1 1UL. Doors open at 8:30.

London Bridge is the nearest Tube and rail station, a short walk from campus. London Bridge Bus Station is also nearby, with routes 43, 141, 149 and 388; there are additional stops on Borough High Street and Tooley Street.

Children take part in a mix of team and individual activities, both indoors and outdoors. On Wednesday and Friday, they also join an astronaut video call lasting about an hour. Each child gets to ask at least one question and hear the astronaut’s stories through presentations with first-hand videos.

Yes. Children are grouped with others of a similar age and take part in both team and individual activities.

Astro Space Camp is run by a mix of teachers and experienced ISSET programme leaders. All staff members are DBS checked.

Please bring a packed lunch and snacks each day (strictly nut-free), a refillable water bottle, and your child’s entry ticket. Your child should wear comfortable clothes suitable for the weather and outdoor activities. Please do not bring sharp objects.

Please provide a packed lunch and enough snacks for each day your child attends. All food must be nut-free. Water refill stations are available on campus, so please send a water bottle too.

We’ll email your entry ticket a few days before camp, provided you’ve completed the form sent after booking. You’ll need the ticket to enter; you can print it or show a digital copy on arrival.

An automatic confirmation email should arrive after booking. It contains the form to select attendance days and provide your child’s details. Please check your junk or spam folder first. If it’s still missing, email info@isset.space and we can send the form manually.

No. Astro Space Camp is a short-term educational enrichment programme and is not Ofsted registered. We cannot accept Tax-Free Childcare payments or childcare vouchers.

Please tell us about your child’s allergies, health needs and emergency contacts on the form before camp. We’ll agree any individual care plan with you. Nuts and foods containing nuts are not allowed, children are supervised while eating, and food sharing is not permitted. The nut-free rule cannot guarantee an allergen-free environment on a shared campus. For medication, we need written parental instructions and consent, with medicine in its original labelled packaging. Designated staff will record any doses given, and emergency medication will remain accessible to competent staff.

Please tell us about any disability, special educational, sensory, language or other support needs before attendance. We’ll discuss reasonable adjustments and an individual support plan with you and your child, then review it during camp.

We can release a child only to a pre-authorised adult aged 18 or over after verifying their identity through the agreed photo ID or secure collection procedure. If the collector changes, we must verify the change with a known parent contact. Children cannot leave on their own. If a child is not collected on time, staff will keep them supervised and contact parents and emergency contacts.

The camp has a maximum of 30 children per day, grouped by age. The minimum planning ratio is one supervising adult for every ten children, with four suitable supervising adults assigned across the activity rooms. Additional cover is arranged when needed for first aid, breaks, transitions or individual support. Outdoor activities are supervised on campus immediately outside New Hunt’s House; no off-campus activities are planned.

Named first-aid contacts are available at camp. Staff will provide appropriate first aid, record the incident and contact you promptly. They will call emergency services when needed and arrange adult accompaniment if required while keeping the rest of the group supervised.

The personal details form asks you to choose whether your child may appear in individual and group photos and videos, in wider group photos and videos only, or in no identifiable images used by ISSET. Images may be used on ISSET’s website, social media and promotional materials. An authorised photographer may attend on some days. A blank or unclear choice is treated as no permission, and your child can decline to be photographed or filmed at the time. Staff do not use personal devices for child photos. Email us if you wish to withdraw permission; we can remove images from channels we control where practicable, though copies already distributed may not be recoverable.

Please email info@isset.space to request a change. Changes are subject to availability.

Please email info@isset.space if your child will not attend a booked day.

Yes. Children may bring a phone for emergency contact. Please ensure they know how to contact you if needed.

Please see our Refund Policy for the current cancellation and refund terms for Astro Space Camp. Cancellation requests should be emailed to info@isset.space.

Yes. Children who attend for one day can still receive a certificate.

No. Parents cannot stay during camp activities. Please drop your child off at New Hunt’s House Reception and collect them at the agreed time.

No parking is available for the camp. London Bridge station is a short walk from Guy’s Campus.