Mid-Term Break Camps in Qatar (2026): Prices, Ages, Timings

Schools across Qatar close for the first-semester mid-term break from Sunday 25 October to Thursday 29 October 2026, and thousands of parents are now hunting for ways to fill the week. Mid-term break camps in Qatar have answered that call, with sports, trampoline, science and role-play camps running across Doha all week. Classes resume on Sunday 1 November 2026.

This guide compares 14 mid-term break camps in Qatar with verified prices, ages, timings and locations, checked against the organisers on 24 October 2026. Prices start at QAR 149 for a single day, and most camps offer day passes as well as full-week bookings. Places at the popular camps go fast, so book as soon as you have picked your camp.

QUICK REFERENCE

Break dates: Sunday 25 to Thursday 29 October 2026
Camps compared: 14 across Doha and Lusail
Cheapest day pass: QAR 149 at Minipolis, The Pearl
Cheapest full week: QAR 500 at SFQ Sports Academy
Youngest campers: age 2 at Minipolis
Longest day: BOUNCE full day, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM

Mid-Term Break Camps in Qatar at a Glance

The table below puts all 14 mid-term break camps in Qatar side by side, so you can shortlist by price, hours and location in seconds. Full details on each camp, including what the day actually looks like, follow underneath. Where an organiser has not published an age range, the table says so; confirm ages when you book.

Camp	Ages
BOUNCE Holiday Camp	4-11
Evo Sports Half Term Camp	Not published
SFQ Half-Term Multi-Sports Camp	Not published
Minipolis Mid-Term Break Camp	2-10
OliOli Time Trek Camp	4-10
KidZania Adventures Camp	Not published
KidzMondo Autumn Camp	Not published
Tumbles Half Term Camp	4-10
Freestylers Tribe Autumn Camp	4-12
Molecular Camps	4-14
Artemex Multi-Activities Camp	4-12
Prodigy Kidz Autumn Camp	4-12
Logiscool Fall Camp	Not published
Rebel Angels Autumn Camp	Not published

Sports Mid-Term Break Camps in Qatar

If your child would rather be moving than sitting, the sports options among the mid-term break camps in Qatar are the strongest offer this break. Coaching is structured, groups are split by age and ability, and most sessions run in the cooler morning hours.

Evo Sports Half Term Camp

Evo Sports runs its half term camp at Doha College and SEK International School in West Bay, from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The QAR 750 week covers structured coaching in soccer, swimming, netball and basketball, led by the academy’s regular coaches. Book through the Evo Sports website or call 4407 6772.

SFQ Half-Term Multi-Sports Camp

SFQ Sports Academy runs at Al Jazi Village 2 in Al Gharrafa and Al Jazi Gardens in West Bay, from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. At QAR 150 a day or QAR 500 for all five days, it is the cheapest full week in this guide. The mix covers tennis, football, basketball, gymnastics, martial arts and interactive games.

Artemex and Rebel Angels Camps

Artemex runs a multi-activities camp at Queen’s International School, split into Mini Campers (ages 4 to 6) and Senior Campers (ages 7 to 12). Days run 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM with football, swimming, multisport, arts and crafts, at QAR 150 a day or QAR 700 a week. Rebel Angels holds its autumn camp at King’s College in Mesaimeer at QAR 750 a week, mixing gymnastics, multi-sports and arts and crafts.

Trampoline and High-Energy Camps

These mid-term break camps in Qatar are built for children who come home happily exhausted. Expect trampolines, obstacle courses and team challenges, all indoors and air-conditioned.

BOUNCE Holiday Camp

BOUNCE runs its holiday camp at Tawar Mall and at miniBOUNCE on The Pearl Island, for ages 4 to 11. Half days run 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM at QAR 199 a day or QAR 800 a week, and full days run to 5:00 PM at QAR 279 a day or QAR 1,100 a week. Food is included, which makes the full day the easiest option for working parents.

Children bouncing on trampolines at an indoor trampoline park camp in Doha

Tumbles Half Term Camp

Tumbles, on the second floor of City Center Mall, mixes STEAM activities with gymnastics, Ninja Warrior training and adventure games for ages 4 to 10. Sessions run 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM and cost QAR 150 a day or QAR 600 for five days. The price includes a Tumbles T-shirt and socks.

Freestylers Tribe Autumn Camp

Freestylers Tribe at West Walk runs fitness and adventure sessions for ages 4 to 12, from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. A day pass costs QAR 150 and the week costs QAR 699. It suits children who like obstacle courses and group challenges.

Role-Play and Mini-City Camps

Role-play mid-term break camps in Qatar let children try grown-up jobs in a city built for them. They are a strong pick for imaginative children between nursery and early teens.

KidZania Adventures Camp

KidZania Doha at Aspire Park brings back its Adventures Camp with four themed programmes: Harvest, Wild, Space and Business. Children role-play real jobs in the mini city, learning teamwork and money basics as they go. The camp runs 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM from 25 to 30 October, one day longer than the school break, at QAR 699 for the week with a 15 percent sibling discount.

Children role-playing jobs in a miniature city at a kids camp in Qatar

KidzMondo Autumn Camp

KidzMondo at Mall of Qatar runs five days with five different themes, plus a special visit to RUSH Qatar. The 7:30 AM start is one of the earliest in this guide, which helps parents who start work early. The week costs QAR 649 and the camp day ends at 2:30 PM.

Minipolis Mid-Term Break Camp

Minipolis at Megaopolis in Medina Centrale, The Pearl, is the only camp here that takes children from age 2, with a range up to age 10. Days run 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM with arts and crafts, dance, workshops and play adventures. At QAR 149 a day or QAR 549 for five days, it is also the cheapest day pass among the mid-term break camps in Qatar.

Creative, Science and Tech Camps

For children who prefer building, painting and experimenting, this break has museum camps, science camps and a coding camp.

OliOli Time Trek Camp

OliOli, the children’s museum at Katara Cultural Village, runs a Time Trek theme that travels from the age of dinosaurs to the future. Morning camp (9:00 AM to 1:00 PM) costs QAR 1,050 a week, afternoon camp (1:30 to 4:00 PM) costs QAR 750, and the all-day option costs QAR 1,650. Daily places cost QAR 250 to 350 where available, and a 10 percent sibling discount applies from the second child.

Children doing a science experiment at a museum holiday camp in Doha

Molecular Camps in Lusail and West Bay

Molecular runs two camps for ages 4 to 14 that mix science, engineering, cooking and craft sessions with active play. The Jumpino camp at Place Vendome in Lusail runs 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, while the InterContinental Doha Beach and Spa camp runs 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM and adds swimming and beach activities. Both cost QAR 200 a day or QAR 850 a week.

Logiscool and Prodigy Kidz Camps

Logiscool Doha runs a fall camp built on robotics and Minecraft modding, with morning (8:00 AM to 12:00 PM) or afternoon (1:00 to 5:00 PM) sessions at QAR 750 for five days. Prodigy Kidz runs at 321 QOSM in Al Waab and in West Bay for ages 4 to 12, from 7:00 AM to 2:30 PM. Prodigy costs QAR 200 a day or QAR 650 a week.

How to Choose Among the Mid-Term Break Camps in Qatar

By age

For toddlers and preschoolers, Minipolis is the standout because it accepts children from age 2. Most other camps start at age 4, and the widest range is at the Molecular camps, which take children up to age 14. If siblings of different ages need the same camp, check the range before you book.

By budget

The cheapest full week is SFQ at QAR 500, followed by Minipolis at QAR 549 and Tumbles at QAR 600. Day passes cluster between QAR 149 and QAR 200 at most camps, which makes single days cheap to test. Premium options such as OliOli’s all-day week at QAR 1,650 buy smaller groups and museum-grade activities.

By hours and location

Working parents should look at Prodigy Kidz (7:00 AM start), KidzMondo (7:30 AM start) or the BOUNCE full day (ends 5:00 PM). Most other camps end between 1:00 and 2:30 PM, so pickup needs planning. There is at least one camp in each main family area: West Bay, The Pearl, Al Waab, Lusail, Al Gharrafa and Mesaimeer.

Booking Tips for Mid-Term Break Camps in Qatar

Book today if you can. These camps sell places in small groups, and the mid-term break starts tomorrow, Sunday 25 October. Several organisers take bookings by WhatsApp or phone, so you can confirm a place in minutes.

Choose day passes if your child is trying a camp for the first time, and the week pass once you know they love it. Ask about sibling discounts when you book more than one child: KidZania offers 15 percent and OliOli 10 percent from the second child.

Send your child with a water bottle, a packed snack where food is not included, and a change of clothes for water or messy activities. Trampoline camps ask for grip socks, and sports camps need trainers and a hat for outdoor sessions.

If the Camps Are Full: Family Alternatives

If your first-choice camp is full, the break week still has options. Lusail Winter Wonderland has just reopened for the 2026-27 season on Al Maha Island, and our guide to Lusail Winter Wonderland covers tickets and rides for a family day out.

MIA Bazaar also returns to MIA Park on Friday 30 October 2026 for its new season, with free entry, food stalls and family activities. It is an easy outdoor plan for the last day of the break.

Conclusion

However your family spends the week, the mid-term break camps in Qatar make it easy to keep children active, learning and off screens from 25 to 29 October. Pick by age, hours and budget, book early, and the first break of the school year is sorted.

For dates, fees and booking links straight from the organisers, the OliOli midterm camps page shows the detail each camp publishes before booking opens. You can also check the full school calendar in our guide to school holiday dates in Qatar.

FAQs

The first-semester mid-term break runs from Sunday 25 October to Thursday 29 October 2026 for public and private schools in Qatar. Students return to classes on Sunday 1 November 2026.

Day passes range from QAR 149 at Minipolis to QAR 350 for a premium day at OliOli. Full weeks range from QAR 500 at SFQ Sports Academy to QAR 1,650 for OliOli’s all-day camp. Most family favourites sit between QAR 600 and QAR 800 for the week.

Yes, many camps sell day passes, including BOUNCE, SFQ, Minipolis, Tumbles, Artemex, Molecular and Prodigy Kidz. KidZania, KidzMondo and Evo Sports sell the week as a package. Day passes are a good way to test a camp before committing to the week.

Minipolis at The Pearl accepts children from age 2, the youngest starting age in this guide. Most other mid-term break camps in Qatar start at age 4. The Molecular camps take the oldest campers, up to age 14.

Look for the longest days. Prodigy Kidz starts at 7:00 AM and KidzMondo at 7:30 AM, while the BOUNCE full day runs to 5:00 PM with food included. Most sports camps end at 1:00 PM, so they suit parents with flexible pickups.

BOUNCE includes food in its camp price. Most other camps ask children to bring a packed lunch and snacks, and some sell food on site. Check when you book, and always send a water bottle.

Yes. KidZania offers 15 percent off for siblings, and OliOli offers 10 percent off camp fees for the second and each additional sibling. Other camps may offer family rates on request, so ask before you pay.

Pack a water bottle, snacks or lunch where food is not included, and a change of clothes. Trampoline camps need grip socks, sports camps need trainers and a hat, and swimming camps need swimwear and a towel.

The school break ends on Thursday 29 October, and most camps follow the same dates. KidZania’s Adventures Camp runs one day longer, to Friday 30 October. Always confirm the last day when you book.

Students return to classes on Sunday 1 November 2026. The next long break in the school calendar is the winter break, which starts on Sunday 20 December 2026.