The Office of Physical Education at National Central University in Zhongli ran short sports classes in summer 2026. They ran mostly in week-long blocks from 6 July to 21 August, with weekly tennis classes starting 2 July. Sports included table tennis, badminton, basketball, self-defense, judo, swimming, child swimming, SUP and tennis.
These are sport classes rather than a full day camp. In summer 2026 each class was half a day or shorter, for example basketball from 9:30 to 12:00, and no lunch or full-day care was listed. That suits families who want one focused sport class and have the rest of the day covered. Classes were open to families from outside the university as well as to people on campus.
In winter 2026 the office ran a full-day camp for elementary and junior high students, from 9:00 to about 16:30 with lunch, mixing games, board and card games, tee-ball, badminton and folk sports. When we checked on October 15, 2026, nothing for winter 2027 or summer 2027 had been posted.
Registration
For summer 2026, registration ran from 19 May to 30 June 2026 or until classes filled. Families downloaded a form and handed it in in person or sent it by email. Dates for 2027 were not published when we checked on October 15, 2026.
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Each sport has its own age rule. Most classes in summer 2026 were for Grade 1 and up; badminton A was Grade 3 and up, tennis Grade 2 and up, and swimming Grade 3 and up and over 130 cm.
Younger children had two options in summer 2026: child swimming from age 5 and over 105 cm, and SUP from age 5, with a parent along for ages 5 to 7.
Summer 2026 prices were per 10-hour session: NT$3,500 for most group classes (table tennis, badminton, basketball, tennis, judo, self-defense) and NT$5,000 for swimming and SUP.
The winter 2026 full-day camp cost NT$9,000 per session including lunch, with a NT$1,000 early-bird or group discount, and took 10 to 15 children per session.
No lunch or full-day care was listed for the summer classes, so plan pickup around the class time.