Guide
School holiday camps in Belgrade
Which Belgrade schools and providers publish a programme for each school break, read from their own pages, and the breaks almost nobody in the city covers.
Updated September 2026 · schools' and providers' own pages read 15 September 2026
Of 95 Belgrade schools and children's activity providers whose own sites we read, sixteen publish a holiday programme, and fifteen of those sixteen run in summer. For the autumn half-term there is exactly one: EDUCA International School's October programme, which names an age range and a daily timetable but not the days it runs. The February break has one, the spring and Easter break two, and the one remaining programme does not say what time of year it runs at all. Everything here was read from each organisation's own page on 15 September 2026.
Everything published, and which break it covers
| Who | What it is | Ages | Breaks it covers | Dates it publishes | Page dated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EDUCA International School | Summer, Autumn and Spring Booster – the only autumn-break programme found | 3–14 | Autumn half-term, Spring / Easter, Summer | Summer 22 June – 28 August 2026; Spring 6–10 April; Autumn no dates given | 2026 |
| Taekwondo klub Galeb | International summer and winter camps | – | Winter, Summer | not published | undated |
| Dečiji inovacioni centar | STEAM camps – robotics, electronics, programming, 3D modelling | 3–14 | February, Summer | Summer weekly June – August 2026; winter 16–20 February 2026 | 2026 |
| English Club | Language camps, and a programme for the spring and Easter break | 4–17 | Spring / Easter, Summer | not published | 2026 |
| Beogradski teniski klub | Seven-day children's tennis camp | – | Summer | The last week of August, run for years | undated |
| Berlitz Srbija | English language camp | – | Summer | 29 June – 31 July 2026 | 2026 |
| Brook Hill International School | Summer day camp in themed weeks | 5–12 | Summer | 29 June – 14 August 2026 | 2026 |
| EVA Music | Summer music camp | – | Summer | not published | undated |
| IH Belgrade | Summer camp, full day | 5–12 | Summer | 08:30 to 17:30 | undated |
| Kliker IT centar za decu | IT workshops with outdoor activities | 8–15 | Summer | 1–7 August 2026 | 2026 |
| Logiscool Beograd | All-day digital workshops – Minecraft, Roblox, LEGO robotics, generative AI | – | Summer | July and August 2026 | 2026 |
| Privatna internacionalna škola „Ruđer Bošković“ | Summer day camp, four weeks, Monday to Friday | 5–12 | Summer | Four weeks from 15 June | 2026 |
| Radionica srpskog jezika i kulture | Serbian language summer school for children | 7–13 | Summer | 6 July – 14 August 2026 | 2026 |
| Westbridge International School | Summer school in themed weeks | 5–19 | Summer | not published | 2026 |
| Škola košarke KK Partizan | Summer basketball camp | – | Summer | not published | 2026 |
| Škola fudbala Premium | Football camps away from Belgrade – no season or dates published | – | Not stated | not published | undated |
Every row was read from the organisation's own page on 15 September 2026, and the link goes to that page. Where a page carries no year it is marked undated rather than assigned one. Nothing here is taken from a directory, and no price appears on this site.
The autumn half-term, where the city goes quiet
The autumn half-term is the first break of the year and, for most of the schools in this guide, it falls between the middle of October and the middle of November. Across all 95 sites we read, one organisation publishes a programme for it. EDUCA International School calls it an October programme, gives an age range of 3–14 and a day running from ten in the morning to five in the afternoon, and does not say which days of October it runs.
That is not a complaint about the schools. It is the single most useful thing this page can tell a working parent, and the reason to ask early rather than in October: the programmes may well exist and simply not be written down anywhere a family can find them.
Why one week cannot serve the whole city
The breaks do not line up. Of the six schools whose calendars can be read, four start the autumn break on 19 October, one on 26 October and one not until 9 November, while the Serbian state calendar puts it on 11 November. A camp running one week in Belgrade therefore serves some of these schools and not others, which is part of why so few exist. The full table, school by school, is on the term dates page.
What we did not count, and why
Seven more sites say something that looks like a holiday programme and is not one. They are listed rather than quietly dropped, because a reader who finds them will want to know we saw them too.
Chartwell International School
A summer-school page exists, but it is a single parent's letter created in 2015 with no dates, no ages and no current detail. Two newer addresses return 404. See for yourself.
International School (Savremena)
A summer-school page dated 22 June to 10 July 2015. Nothing newer was found, and the school does not say anywhere whether it still runs. See for yourself.
Odbojkaški klub Roda and Odbojkaški klub Volley Land
Both publish the same seven-day camp in Guča, and both describe it as preparation for the club's own competing selections rather than a holiday programme a family can book a child into. See for yourself.
Škola fudbala DIF
The word kampovi appears once, inside a list of things the school does, with no page behind it and no season named. See for yourself.
Mayflower
A photo gallery labelled letnji kamp, with no programme described anywhere. See for yourself.
Mali Monmartr
Art colonies and camps, described in the past tense, the most recent dated reference being from the 1990s. See for yourself.
Škola odbojke Lucky Star
Its camps are published on a different brand's domain, linked as a useful link, not on its own site. See for yourself.
Questions families ask
When is the autumn half-term in Belgrade in 2026?
It depends on the school, by nearly a month. Four of the international schools whose calendars can be read break from 19 October, one from 26 October and one from 9 November, and the Serbian state calendar sets 11 to 13 November. Check your own school's calendar before booking anything.
Is there a holiday camp for the October break?
One, in everything we read: EDUCA International School's October programme, for ages 3–14, running from 10:00 to 17:00. It does not publish its dates, so the only way to find them is to ask.
What runs during the February break?
Of the 95 sites we read, one publishes a February programme: Dečiji inovacioni centar's winter STEAM camp, which last ran 16 to 20 February and takes children from three to fourteen.
Why is almost everything a summer camp?
Summer is seven weeks long and the same in every school, so one programme can serve the whole city. A half-term is one week, and the week is different at each school, so a provider planning one has to choose which schools' families it is for.
Do the schools run camps for children who do not attend them?
Several of the summer programmes are open to children from outside the school, but not all of them say so on the page. This is one of the questions worth putting in writing when you ask about dates.