UES Fashion Design Camps
School’s Out. Creativity Is In. ✂️✨
When school is closed, Fashion Squad is open!
From September 2026 through June 2027, Fashion Squad offers full-day fashion design camps during school holidays, professional development days, parent-teacher conference days, and other school closures throughout the academic year.
Designed for young creatives ages 5–12, our Day Camps turn a day off from school into an unforgettable hands-on fashion experience filled with designing, sewing, creativity, and new friends.
Whether your child has never touched a sewing machine or already dreams of becoming a fashion designer, our instructors meet each student at their level and guide them through the creative process from inspiration to finished design.
Don’t See Your Child’s School Day Off?
→ REQUEST A DAY CAMP FOR MY SCHOOL: info@fashionsquadues.com
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