Rules for ILS Junior Summer Camp

The following rules are a binding part of the camp regulations and the General Terms and Conditions (GTC). In the event of non-compliance with these rules, ILS reserves the right to exclude participants from the camp and send them home at their own expense.

The behaviors listed below will usually result in a warning. A repeat offense or, depending on the severity, even a first offense may result in expulsion from the summer camp.

Physical or verbal abuse towards other participants or supervisors is strictly prohibited.

Insults, exclusion, racism, or disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated.

The possession or consumption of alcohol, drugs, or cigarettes is prohibited.

Participants are not permitted to leave the premises without the consent of the supervisors.

Damage to school property or other people's personal belongings, as well as to property belonging to the accommodation, is prohibited.

In the event of deliberate damage of any kind, the costs incurred will be charged to the parents.

Deliberately disrupting language lessons or refusing to participate is not permitted.

Smartphones or electronic devices are usually prohibited during class hours.

Other people, adults, Kids and Teens not be filmed and posted on social media or on cell phones and platforms without parental consent.

After the designated quiet hours, it must be quiet. Noise or running around at night is not permitted.

Knives, fireworks, or other dangerous items are prohibited.

Disregard for cultural differences or camp rules is not permitted.

This includes, in particular, racist, homophobic, sexist, or otherwise discriminatory, offensive, or exclusionary statements and actions toward individuals or groups. Derogatory remarks, provocative behavior, or deliberate violations of camp rules are also prohibited.

Our camp stands for openness, tolerance, and mutual respect. Everyone should feel safe, accepted, and welcome.