“We paid for the summer camp and bought everything: the backpack, the sleeping bag, the mosquito repellent; but at the last minute she started crying and didn’t want to go,” explains Somaya about her 8-year-old daughter, Nadjat. It’s not the first time this has happened. Since kindergarten (i5), Nadjat’s school—located in the Ciutat Vella district of Barcelona—has organized a one- or two-night summer camp every two years, but Somaya has yet to get her daughter to go. According to the report Wasn't educational leisure a right? d'Alliance 360Participation in leisure activities (such as summer camps or extracurricular activities) varies drastically depending on origin and income: children from newly arrived families participate between 20% and 30% less in organized leisure activities compared to children from native families.