Jollibee is kicking off its JolliKids Fun Camp this summer, offering children a fun and structured way to spend school break through guided activities that mix play, learning, and social interaction inside select stores nationwide.
“JolliKids Fun Camp is about more than keeping kids busy during the summer,” said Dorothy Dee Ching, vice president for marketing of Jollibee Philippines. “It is seeing them light up as they try new things, discover what they can do, and naturally build friendships along the way. At the end of the day, they are learning without even thinking of it as learning because they are having fun with other kids.”
Open to children aged 4 to 12, the three-day program runs in short sessions of two to three hours and will be held in participating stores across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. The camp runs from April 20 to June 30, 2026, with registration ongoing.
The program is designed as an exciting guided in-store experience where children are introduced to simple restaurant tasks in a supervised setting. These include taking and serving orders, assisting in dine-in and drive-thru operations, and preparing their familiar favorites such as Jolly Spaghetti, Yumburger, and Choco Sundae. Participants will also get to learn Filipino values through a Values Book storytelling session and get a chance to dance and celebrate with Jollibee to cap off the program.
Beyond the activities, the camp is designed to help children meet new friends, experience basic service roles, enjoy hands-on food preparation, and practice simple values such as teamwork and responsibility, all while learning through play.
Registration is set at P799 per participant, inclusive of a camp apron, cap, tote bag, a Jollibee Values Book, workshop materials, and meals for the three-day program. Interested parents may register through participating stores or visit
https://www.jollibee.com.ph/promos/jollikids-summer-fun-camp-2026.
With more families seeking structured yet enjoyable activities during school break, the program positions itself as a blend of learning, social development, and play in a supervised environment.
