META SUMMER CAMPS 2010 - HORSE RIDING AND LANGUAGE LEARNING
Summer is finally here after a long, cold, wet winter and META Riding Centre didn’t hesitate to celebrate the arrival of holiday season with the first of their 2010 summer camps.
Once again META welcomed children from the Addicts to Gaming Association, ASMUJER (Asociación Murciana de Juegos de Azar en Rehabilitatión). Fifteen children, ages ranging from 6 years to 17 years, accompanied by their psychologist, Sonia Pizcueta, spent an amazing 24 hours caring for and enjoying their favourite animals, the META horses.
Problems, those being depression, violence, hyperactivity, eating disorders, failure at school, amongst others, were forgotten whilst the children had fun riding and working in the stables, swimming and playing in the pool (great for getting rid of sweat from such hard work!), eating home cooked meals around META’s enormous garden table and sleeping in their tents under the stars.
To wind down and relax some got into ping pong and table football, others preferred board games and cards and everyone experimented with their English.
A great time was had by all and parents took home very happy, tired kids.
To find our more about our Stay Overs and Summer Camps, not to mention Summer Pony Club mornings take a look at our blog http://www.horseridingbymeta.blogspot.com/ or our web site http://www.horseridingbymeta.com/ or call us on 636 17 21 98. Remember, book now to avoid disappointment!
Summer is finally here after a long, cold, wet winter and META Riding Centre didn’t hesitate to celebrate the arrival of holiday season with the first of their 2010 summer camps.
Once again META welcomed children from the Addicts to Gaming Association, ASMUJER (Asociación Murciana de Juegos de Azar en Rehabilitatión). Fifteen children, ages ranging from 6 years to 17 years, accompanied by their psychologist, Sonia Pizcueta, spent an amazing 24 hours caring for and enjoying their favourite animals, the META horses.
Problems, those being depression, violence, hyperactivity, eating disorders, failure at school, amongst others, were forgotten whilst the children had fun riding and working in the stables, swimming and playing in the pool (great for getting rid of sweat from such hard work!), eating home cooked meals around META’s enormous garden table and sleeping in their tents under the stars.
To wind down and relax some got into ping pong and table football, others preferred board games and cards and everyone experimented with their English.
A great time was had by all and parents took home very happy, tired kids.
To find our more about our Stay Overs and Summer Camps, not to mention Summer Pony Club mornings take a look at our blog http://www.horseridingbymeta.blogspot.com/ or our web site http://www.horseridingbymeta.com/ or call us on 636 17 21 98. Remember, book now to avoid disappointment!
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