Enroll your child in at least one "off-camp" activity.
These started as a one-off summer camp and have since expanded, with spin-offs in Australia and America.
The camp setting was semiclosed, with limited movement on and off camp.
Tour dates in 2006 were split between residencies at youth camps, one-off gigs at churches and schools, and the occasional festival date.
Around half said they were already unable to pay for school camps or other one-off school costs, but 78% said this would happen under the cuts.
Giving new meaning to the phrase "as camp as Christmas", ITV's sitcom Vicious returned to our screens on Friday for a one-off seasonal special; a second series will follow in 2014.
Although many of the reasons for slow growth in the third quarter were one-offs (such as unusually weak government spending), the soft-landing camp sees signs of a more permanent slowing.
He organized the first camp in Miami in 1997, more than a decade after baseball fantasy camps began proliferating, thinking of it, he said, "as a one-off".
In the 1960s Germany paid the British government a one-off sum so that people who had suffered from Nazi persecution in German prisons and concentration camps could be compensated.
One camp grew into other camps, nationally and globally.
