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8 School Holiday Activities for Families and Teens
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By day three of any break, someone is bound to be bored. You need school holiday activities for families that work for every age in the house. Seven of the eight ideas below are cheap and easy to do at home, and the first is a group outing at Zero Latency VR, for when you want something unforgettable.
Key Takeaways
Give teens a project they run themselves, such as a family cook-off or a short film.
Match the idea to the weather: a water relay on a hot day, hot chocolate and a puzzle on a cold one.
Book a Zero Latency VR session for up to 8 players, with Jumanji VR arriving at every venue on 4 December
1. Zero Latency VR for Families and Teens
Pull on a wireless headset, take a step, and find yourself in another world. Inside a tennis-court-sized arena, you’ll run and duck while your kids appear around you as avatars you can talk to and team up with. Up to 8 players share one session, enough for family and friends.
Outbreak 2: Mall Mayhem drops your group into a zombie-infested shopping mall for high-energy cooperative survival.Sol Raiders sets two teams against each other for three rounds of bragging rights.Jumanji VR arrives at every venue on 4 December, in time for the December holidays, and pits you against prehistoric worlds and fiendish puzzles.
Compare everyVR experience before you choose.
Check theage and height requirements for your venue before booking.
Book your session online once the group has a day.
2. Seed Starting Station
A week off is a great time to grow something. Fill egg carton cups with potting mix and let each child choose a seed, such as beans or basil, and name their cup. Beans are quick to sprout, so there is something to check every morning.
Activity Checklist:
Poke a drainage hole in each cup.
Keep the tray on a sunny windowsill and water lightly.
Photograph every plant daily for a growth chart.
3. Kids’ Garage Sale
Turn outgrown toys and clothes into pocket money, and let the kids run the sale. Younger kids make the signs and price tags while teens guard the cash box. A week off leaves time to sort, price and sell.
Activity Checklist:
Price everything in round numbers so change is easy.
Keep a free box for anything left over.
Let the kids split the earnings or donate some.
4. Backyard Water Relay
Summer activities for kids rarely get cheaper than this. Make two teams, give each a bucket and a sponge, and set an empty bucket at the far end of the backyard. First to fill theirs wins, soaked shoes included. Younger kids can run it with no rules to learn.
Activity Checklist:
Chalk a start line and time each round.
Give younger kids the bigger sponges.
Swap teams after every round.
5. Teen Cook-Off Night
Hand each teen a set budget and one rule: the meal has to feed the whole family. It’s one of the easier school holiday activities for teenagers to organise, since they plan, shop and cook it themselves. Everyone scores each dish out of ten, no mercy.
Activity Checklist:
Agree the budget and shopping day first.
Pick a theme such as tacos or breakfast for dinner.
Winner picks the next family movie.
6. Phone Film Challenge
Challenge teens to shoot a three-minute movie on a phone, using only what’s already in the house. Pick one prop that must star in every scene, such as a banana or a lamp, then screen the film for the family.
Activity Checklist:
Write a one-page script before filming starts.
Edit with a free app such as iMovie or CapCut.
Serve popcorn at the premiere.
7. Hot Chocolate Taste Test
Of all winter break activities, this one needs the least prep: a kettle and one shopping trip. Make four kinds of hot chocolate, such as classic, dark, peppermint and salted caramel, and pile on the marshmallows. Score each cup and the highest total wins.
Activity Checklist:
Cover the labels so everyone tastes blind.
Add toppings such as cinnamon.
Let the winner name and mix a house blend.
8. 1,000-Piece Puzzle Marathon
Clear the dining table, tip out a 1,000-piece puzzle and leave it there for the whole break. Everyone adds pieces on the way past, and the last one gets a drumroll. Let a teen pick the picture: a world map or a space photo.
Activity Checklist:
Sort edge pieces first, then build the border.
Use a board so the puzzle can move.
Tally who places the most pieces.
Book Zero Latency VR for Your Next Break
When the school holiday activities for families need something bigger, choose your nearestZero Latency VR venue, pick a day everyone is free andbook your session online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Zero Latency VR scary?
That depends on the experience.Singularity is the gentlest option and is generally recommended for younger players. Your group defends a space station from AI in a cooperative team experience. Far Cry VR (outlasting pirates on a tropical island) and Outbreak (a city overrun by zombies) are more intense, with fight-or-flight moments built in. If anyone in your group is nervous, start with Singularity and ask your venue which experience suits everyone.
Is Zero Latency VR a good option for teenagers?
Teens who want action have plenty to choose from. Space Marine VR: Defenders of Avarax casts players as genetically enhanced Space Marines fighting alien swarms, and Undead Arena is the party option, with zombies to beat and bragging rights for the highest score. It makes one of the more active school holiday activities for teenagers.
What happens in the Jumanji VR experience?
Jumanji is a brand new story with you and your crew in the lead roles. Inside a Zero Latency VR arena, you move through vast new worlds, face daring challenges and work together to become the heroes Jumanji needs. The aim is to make you feel like you are really there, with the whole group sharing the same adventure.
What are some cheap summer activities for kids on a really hot day?
Run a bike and scooter wash with a bucket, a sponge and a hose. Set up a sprinkler obstacle course for younger kids to dash through, or freeze fruit juice in ice cube trays for homemade frozen treats. All three cost very little, need almost no planning and work with mixed ages, so they suit last-minute plans when the weather turns hot.