Youngsters were able to head back to school with fond memories of the summer after taking part in free activities throughout August.
Mole Valley Housing Association (MVHA) and Surrey Clubs for Young People aimed to keep children at their holiday scheme entertained with a variety of fun events.
Activities included a wild west day featuring panning for gold and tepee-building, a mini-Olympic games, and a nature trail with an "I'm a Celebrity"-style bug-eating challenge.
Joyce Quinell, Surrey Clubs for Young People's chief executive, said: "A terrific time was had by all. When we asked them what they'd enjoyed the most the overwhelming reply was 'everything,' and when asked what they would change, a resounding 'nothing' came back."
MHVA and Surrey Clubs for Young People will now look to follow up their success with similar schemes in the future.
Mole Valley Housing Association (MVHA) and Surrey Clubs for Young People aimed to keep children at their holiday scheme entertained with a variety of fun events.
Activities included a wild west day featuring panning for gold and tepee-building, a mini-Olympic games, and a nature trail with an "I'm a Celebrity"-style bug-eating challenge.
Joyce Quinell, Surrey Clubs for Young People's chief executive, said: "A terrific time was had by all. When we asked them what they'd enjoyed the most the overwhelming reply was 'everything,' and when asked what they would change, a resounding 'nothing' came back."
MHVA and Surrey Clubs for Young People will now look to follow up their success with similar schemes in the future.