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Kids Classes Izmir

Summer schools and camps in Izmir 2026: mid-year break, mid-term weeks, summer

ProviderNeighbourhoodAgesDatesDays and timesFeeLanguageTrial lesson
Holiday programmes still without dates
Fullaction Yüzme Kursu swimming Balatçık3 years and up—————
Buca Yıldız Futbol Akademisi football Buca7–14 yaş; aynı sayfanın SSS bölümünde 8–18 yaş————free
Cambridge English School foreign languages Buca——Mon–Fri 10:00–⁠12:30———
Cheeky Monkey English 4Kids foreign languages Göztepe4–14 years—————
Bornova Tenis Kulübü tennis Kazımdirik6–14 years—————
Alsancak Amerikan Kültür Yabancı Dil Kursu foreign languages Alsancak——————
Gymnasium Kids Cimnastik Okulu gymnastics Kazımdirik, Alsancak · 2 branches——————
Sedir Sanat multi-activity Alsancak · 2 branches——————
Terapi Oyunu multi-activity Alsancak——————
Şavkar Cimnastik Spor Kulübü gymnastics Evka 3, Üçkuyular +9 · 12 branches——————
İzmir'de Robot Kodlama Atölyesi robotics Bostanlı——————
Yaz Bilişim Okulu multi-activity Çiğli——————
Hankids Akademi multi-activity Gaziemir——————
Muzipo Kids multi-activity Gaziemir, Kazımdirik +1 · 3 branches—————yes
Genç Teknik Spor Klübü karate Kazımdirik——————
Swimland Yüzme Kursu swimming Konak——————
What the marks mean

The table has no ranking. Holiday programmes are grouped by school break in calendar order, and a finished break goes below the others; inside a break, programmes running now or coming up go first, and every other row follows the neighbourhood, then the provider’s name.

—: this fact is not on the provider’s pages.
+N: N more entries on the provider’s page.
≈: an estimated price per lesson, worked out by splitting a course or package total over the lessons it includes.
as image: the fact sits inside a poster, picture or scan; in app: you have to open the provider’s booking app to see it; on request: the provider shares it with parents who ask.
web: when a provider gives no teaching language, the languages its website is written in.
The tag care marks after-school care, and holiday marks a camp or a summer or sports school. The date printed under a provider shows when its sources were last checked; distance is a straight line.

Where the rows come from

Programmes whose organiser has announced a session starting in 2026: municipal summer sports schools, the sailing and swimming camps of clubs, course centres’ summer schools, day camps. When a programme takes place in a schoolyard, a sports hall or at a pier, it stays on the organiser’s row with that venue as the address.

The page is cut into school breaks, each under a heading: the semester break, the spring mid-term, the summer holidays and the November mid-term. Breaks with sessions running now or coming up are placed first, in calendar order, and finished breaks drop beneath them. Sessions that fall outside the breaks go under “Other dates”, and programmes with no announced calendar wait in the last section; summer school and camp dates mostly come out in spring, and mid-year and mid-term programmes are added as providers announce them.

An organiser with programmes in two breaks has a row in each, carrying that break’s sessions alone: the session next in line on , or the latest one when nothing is ahead, plus the hours of one programme day. Any session finished before is treated as over, no matter when you look at the page. Inside a break, running and upcoming sessions are listed first; then rows run by neighbourhood and name.