Peppa Pig

Peppa and her friends accompany their teacher on a school camping trip, where they all pitch their tents side by side. Once the tents are up, they gather sticks to build a fire. With the fire alight, the children sit round it and sing together.

School Camp is a short programme presented as an episode that follows a group of young pupils on an outdoor outing. The story centres on Peppa and her classmates as they join their teacher for a day of camping. Its straightforward format makes it easy for early viewers to follow, while the familiar school setting provides a gentle introduction to outdoor activities. It’s designed to be accessible for its target audience, using simple language and clear visuals. The children arrive with their teacher and set up their tents. They unpack the gear, spread out the canvas and secure the pegs, each pupil taking part in the task. Once the shelters are upright, the group turns to collecting sticks, wandering around to gather the small branches needed for the evening. Working together, they’re ensuring every tent is properly pitched, fostering a sense of teamwork among the class. Having collected the sticks, the children then gather round the campfire and begin to sing together. Their voices fill the evening as they’re enjoying the warmth of the flames, creating a pleasant shared moment. The simple act of singing together reinforces the friendly atmosphere of the outing. The group sings in unison, their melodies echoing softly. The activity provides a gentle close to their day out, leaving them with happy memories of the camp experience.