What does the Masters of Summer program offer. How does it provide enrichment for students. Where is the program located. When does it take place. Who can attend the Masters of Summer camp.
Overview of the Masters of Summer Program
The Masters School in Dobbs Ferry has introduced an exciting new summer program called Masters of Summer. This comprehensive three-week camp runs from June 12-30 and is designed for students entering grades 5 through 12. The program aims to provide enriching experiences across various disciplines, combining academic pursuits with recreational activities.
Students participating in the Masters of Summer program have the unique opportunity to customize their weekly schedules. They can choose from a diverse array of morning and afternoon courses and activities, allowing them to explore their interests and develop new skills.
Diverse Course Offerings and Activities
The Masters of Summer program boasts an impressive range of courses and activities spanning multiple disciplines:
Arts Programs
- Dance
- Graphic novel creation
- Chorale music
- Creative Shakespeare courses
STEM Programs
- Robotics
- 3-D printing
- Chemistry
- Engineering
Athletic Programs
- Tennis
- Dance
- Swimming
Academic Programs
- College prep courses
This diverse selection ensures that students can engage in activities that align with their passions or explore new areas of interest.
Experienced Instructors and Quality Assurance
One of the key strengths of the Masters of Summer program is its commitment to quality instruction. The majority of classes are taught by experienced teachers from The Masters School itself. In rare cases where external instructors are brought in, they undergo thorough vetting to ensure they meet the school’s high standards.
John Chiodo, the director of Masters of Summer, emphasizes the importance of this approach: “It is very important that the programs are taught by our teachers. If we are going to manage the quality of the program, we need it to be run by people we know and trust.”
This dedication to quality instruction ensures that students receive expert guidance and mentorship throughout their summer experience.
Exciting New York City Excursions
In addition to on-campus activities, the Masters of Summer program offers exciting opportunities for students to explore New York City. These excursions are designed to broaden horizons and provide unique learning experiences outside the classroom setting.
Some of the New York City experiences offered include:
- Exploration of NYC art scenes
- Lessons in entrepreneurship
These excursions allow students to connect their learning to real-world applications and gain valuable insights into various fields.
Leadership Development Opportunities
A standout feature of the Masters of Summer program is its focus on leadership development. The program includes a specialized leadership component led by the Leadership Institute. Through this initiative, students engage in activities designed to foster a deeper understanding of themselves and their impact on their communities.
This leadership program can be instrumental in helping young people develop essential skills such as:
- Self-awareness
- Communication
- Team-building
- Problem-solving
- Ethical decision-making
By incorporating leadership development into the summer program, The Masters School demonstrates its commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals prepared for future challenges.
Specialized Swim Camp at The Masters School
For students particularly interested in swimming, The Masters School also offers a specialized swim camp as part of its summer programs. This camp, known as the Fusion Summer Swim Camp, provides focused instruction and training for swimmers of various skill levels.
Key Features of the Swim Camp
- Ability-based grouping: Campers are initially grouped by age and then by ability, ensuring appropriate instruction for each participant.
- On-site athletic trainers: To ensure the safety and well-being of campers, trainers are available to assist with illness prevention, injury prevention, and first aid.
- Flexible scheduling: The camp offers various options to accommodate different schedules and needs.
What sets the Fusion Summer Swim Camp apart from other swimming programs? The camp’s focus on individualized instruction and safety makes it an excellent choice for swimmers looking to improve their skills in a supportive environment.
Health and Safety Measures
The swim camp prioritizes the health and safety of its participants. All campers are required to submit a completed health form before participating in the program. This ensures that the staff is aware of any medical conditions or concerns and can provide appropriate care if needed.
Inclement Weather Plan
In the event of inclement weather, the swim camp has contingency plans in place. These alternative activities focus on:
- Agility training
- Video analysis of swimming techniques
- Individual meetings with coaches
This approach ensures that campers continue to learn and improve even when pool activities are not possible.
GameBreaker Lacrosse Camp at The Masters School
For students interested in lacrosse, The Masters School hosts a Boys GameBreaker Lacrosse Camp. This specialized camp offers intensive training and skill development for young lacrosse enthusiasts.
Camp Structure and Features
- Age and ability-based grouping
- On-site athletic trainers for safety and injury prevention
- Comprehensive health forms required for participation
- Contingency plans for inclement weather
How does the GameBreaker Lacrosse Camp differ from regular lacrosse practice? The camp provides a more intensive, focused environment for skill development, with expert coaches and a structured curriculum designed to improve players’ abilities across all aspects of the game.
Inclement Weather Activities
In case of bad weather, the lacrosse camp shifts focus to:
- Team building exercises
- Strategy sessions
- Individual meetings with coaches
These alternative activities ensure that players continue to develop their lacrosse knowledge and team skills even when on-field practice isn’t possible.
Transportation and Logistics
For all summer programs at The Masters School, including the Masters of Summer, Fusion Swim Camp, and GameBreaker Lacrosse Camp, transportation is not provided by the school or camp organizers. Families are responsible for arranging transportation to and from the campus for their children.
This policy allows for greater flexibility for families but also requires advance planning. Families should consider factors such as:
- Daily commute times
- Carpooling options with other camp families
- Public transportation availability
How can families best manage transportation for these summer programs? Many families find success in organizing carpools with other local participants or coordinating drop-off and pick-up duties among family members.
Cancellation and Refund Policies
The Masters School and its affiliated summer programs have specific cancellation and refund policies in place. These policies are designed to be fair to both the participants and the program organizers.
General Cancellation Policy
- Cancellations more than 15 days before the camp start date: Full tuition voucher issued, valid for any program or camp offered by eCamps.
- Cancellations 14 days or fewer before the camp start date: 50% tuition voucher issued, transferable to future programs within the same or next calendar year.
- Vouchers are transferable to family members and valid for one year from the date of purchase.
- No refunds or vouchers are offered for campers who leave after the start of a session.
What options do families have if they need to cancel their registration? The voucher system provides flexibility, allowing families to apply their tuition to future programs or transfer it to other family members if needed.
COVID-19 Considerations
In light of the ongoing global health situation, eCamps Sports Network (which manages some of the summer programs) has implemented a special policy:
If a 2020 summer camp is postponed due to facility closure or government mandate, campers receive a camp credit voucher for tuition fees paid. This voucher never expires, is fully transferable, and can be used for any sport.
This policy provides peace of mind for families planning ahead for summer activities in uncertain times.
The Masters of Summer program, along with the specialized swim and lacrosse camps, offer a rich array of opportunities for students to grow, learn, and enjoy their summer break. With expert instruction, diverse course offerings, and a commitment to safety and quality, these programs exemplify The Masters School’s dedication to providing exceptional educational experiences both during the school year and beyond.
the masters school introduces the masters of summer program
By Melissa Wickes
Don’t miss out on the best fall family activities!
The Masters of Summer program, through The Masters School, will provide enrichment classes and recreational activities for students entering fifth through 12th grades.
For three weeks this summer, from June 12-30, the Masters of Summer program will provide students with arts, STEM, athletic, and academic programs.
This summer is the first season that The Masters School, located in Dobbs Ferry, will offer a full complement of programs falling under a broad umbrella of categories. Arts programs being offered include dance, graphic novel, chorale music, and creative Shakespeare courses. Athletic programs include tennis, dance, and swimming. Students can also take engineering and science programs from robotics to 3-D printing and chemistry. Other academic programs include college prep courses.
Most classes will be taught by The Masters School teachers or, in rare cases, a thoroughly vetted instructor. “It is very important that the programs are taught by our teachers,” says John Chiodo, director of Masters of Summer. “If we are going to manage the quality of the program, we need it to be run by people we know and trust.”
Students in the Masters of Summer program will have the ability to customize their weekly schedule with morning and afternoon courses and activities. There will also be opportunities to go on New York City excursions, from exploration of NYC art to lessons in entrepreneurship.
The Masters School will also be offering a leadership program led by the Leadership Institute, during which students will engage in activities to help them develop a deeper understanding of themselves and the impact they have on their community.
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Main image: Students can learn about robotics, 3-D printing, and more during the Masters of Summer program.
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Masters School Swim Camp | Fusion Summer Swim Camp in Dobbs Ferry, NY
ABILITY GROUPS
Players are grouped first by age and then by ability. The first session is an assessment session – we will update groups after the first day
ATHLETIC TRAINER
Trainers are on site to aid in illness, injury prevention and first aid.
HEALTH FORMS
All campers are required to have a completed health form in order to participate at camp. You can either fill out our health form or use the doctors form and use our form as a cover page. Please fill out contact information and parent signature. HEALTH FORM
WEATHER PLAN
We utilize inclement weather opportunities to focus on agility training, video analysis, individual meetings.
TRAVEL
You are responsible for getting yourself to and from campus, Fusion Swim Camps does not provide transportation.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Any Camper who must cancel their registration more than fifteen (15) days prior to the camp start date will receive a voucher equal to the full amount of camp tuition already paid which may be used toward any program or camp offered by eCamps. If a camper must cancel their registration fourteen (14) days or fewer prior to the start of camp, eCamps will issue camper or parent a voucher equal to 50% of the camp tuition, which can be transferred to a future program or camp within the same calendar year or next calendar year. The voucher is also transferable to another family member and is good for any camp offered by eCamps within one year of the date of purchase. Camp vouchers are not extended to campers who leave camp after the start of a session. Cash refunds are not offered under any circumstances.
If eCamps Sports Network is forced to postpone your child’s 2020 summer camp due to the facility being closed or by government mandate, you will receive a camp credit voucher for tuition fees paid (never expires, fully transferable & for any sport).
Masters School Boys Gamebreaker Lacrosse Camp
ABILITY GROUPS
Players are grouped first by age and then by ability. The first session is an assessment session – we will update groups after the first day
ATHLETIC TRAINER
Trainers are on site to aid in illness, injury prevention and first aid.
HEALTH FORMS
All campers are required to have a completed health form in order to participate at camp. You can either fill out our health form or use the doctors form and use our form as a cover page. Please fill out contact information and parent signature. HEALTH FORM
WEATHER PLAN
We utilize inclement weather opportunities to focus on team building, strategy sessions, individual meetings.
TRAVEL
You are responsible for getting yourself to and from camp, GameBreaker Lacrosse does not provide transportation.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Any Camper who must cancel their registration more than fifteen (15) days prior to the camp start date will receive a voucher equal to the full amount of camp tuition already paid which may be used toward any program or camp offered by eCamps.
If a camper must cancel their registration fourteen (14) days or fewer prior to the start of camp, eCamps will issue camper or parent a voucher equal to 50% of the camp tuition, which can be transferred to a future program or camp within the same calendar year or next calendar year. The voucher is also transferable to another family member and is good for any camp offered by eCamps within one year of the date of purchase. Camp vouchers are not extended to campers who leave camp after the start of a session. Cash refunds are not offered under any circumstances.
If eCamps Sports Network is forced to postpone your child’s 2020 summer camp due to the facility being closed or by government mandate, you will receive a camp credit voucher for tuition fees paid (never expires, fully transferable & for any sport).
Carolina Master Scholars Adventure Series – Continuing Education Programs
Carolina Master Scholars Adventure Series
Are you ready for an adventure? Join academically talented middle and high school
students, like you, from across the country for some serious summer fun.
Program Basics
Have fun, meet new friends and continue your quest for knowledge as you take part
in this nationally recognized, award-winning academic adventure! We are committed
to working to make Carolina Master Scholars the ultimate camp experience, and we hope
that you make plans to join us Summer 2022!
The CMS Adventures Series embraces healthy living, community service and social interaction
in an interactive learning environment.
- Admission and acceptance into the program is selective and courses fill quickly, so
don’t miss out! - Returning scholars (Anyone that has previously participated in our CMS or in a Duke
TIP Academic Adventures program or already registered – can log into an existing account to apply. - Courses are based out of UofSC Columbia.
- Scholars can enroll in one class per week.
- All participants must provide a.) a negative COVID-19 PCR test administered within
72 hours of arrival; b.
) documentation of positive COVID PCR or antibody test within
90 days; OR c.) proof of COVID vaccination. - Class size is limited to 20 scholars per course, unless otherwise noted.
- The program starts with orientation on Sunday afternoon for all scholars. Class instruction
is held Monday through Friday and ends with an exciting presentation from our scholars
for parents on Friday at 1 p.m. Class instruction is held 9 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Monday
through Friday followed by afternoon activities. Commuters check out daily between
4:30-5 p.m. Residential and Commuter Plus students enjoy dinner and evening activities.
View a typical day at camp and a sample class schedule. - Course fees depend on the type of enrollment. You may choose from: residential, commuter
and commuter plus evening. Additional lab and transportation fees apply to these
courses – Computer Gaming, Vex Robotics, Pharmacy, Law, Medicine-Ultrasound, Aerospace,
Creative Writing, Information Technology, Culinary Arts, Intro to Mechanical Engineering,
and 3D Printing. - Partial scholarships are also available.
) documentation of positive COVID PCR or antibody test within
Check out answers to common questions about the program.
If you have additional questions or need more information, email adventures@sc.
edu or call 803-777-9444.
Admissions, Costs and Scholarships
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Admissions
To be eligible for admission to the Carolina Master Scholars Adventure Series, a student
must:
- Be a rising 6th through 12th grader
- Be academically talented and gifted as established by objective means
- Attend an institution or home school accredited by an approved state or national accreditation
organization, or provide objective evidence of academic success as specified in subparagraph
4 below - Submit a completed application and a report card or official transcript from an accredited
institution subject to the following:- Applicants attending unaccredited institutions or institutions that do not award traditional
numeric grades may submit, in lieu of an official transcript, approved standardized
test scores (i. e., ACT, MAP, PACT, PSAT, PLAN, SAT, STAR, or ITBS scores), or the
results of a standard intelligence test administered by a licensed psychologist (at
the applicant’s expense). - Applicants who have previously attended an Adventure Series program will need to submit
an updated report card/official transcript and be in good standing (i.e., no disciplinary
issues) at both their institution and the Adventure Series. - Students who participated in Duke TIP Talent Search at 4-6 or 7-8 grades are automatically
accepted into the program upon submission of an application and proof of Duke TIP
Identification Number or SC Junior Scholar status and recent report card/official
transcript. . - All applicants must be covered by a valid health insurance policy during their enrollment
in a Carolina Master Scholars Adventure Series course, proof of which must be provided
on the standard Consent and Waiver.
- Applicants attending unaccredited institutions or institutions that do not award traditional
e., ACT, MAP, PACT, PSAT, PLAN, SAT, STAR, or ITBS scores), or the
.Acceptance
- Because admission to the Adventure Series is highly competitive and limited to academically
talented students, an applicant generally must meet one of the following criteria
in order to be selected for admission: - Completed applications, report card/transcripts or test scores are reviewed and evaluated
holistically to determine if an applicant should be admitted to the Adventure Series. - The University of South Carolina does not discriminate in educational or employment
opportunities on the basis of race, sex, gender, gender identity, transgender status,
age, color, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, genetics, protected
veteran status, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions.- Maintain a grade point average equivalent to a 3.25 GPA.
- Score at or above the 93rd percentile nationally in reasoning ability on a standardized aptitude
test or score at or above the 94th percentile nationally on a standardized achievement
test or be classified as gifted and talented based on the results of a standard intelligence
test. - Applicants are encouraged to apply early. Enrollments in Adventure Series classes
are limited, and applicants found to meet eligibility requirements will be offered
admission on a first come, first served basis.
Program Costs
Choose the type of enrollment to fit your needs:
Residential – $975
Residential scholars check in Sunday afternoon and check out Friday at 2 p.
m. The
program fee includes all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) and all afternoon and
evening activities. Scholars reside in a university residence hall and experience
student life at UofSC alongside counselors. Lab fees may also apply to some courses.
Commuter – $575
Commuting scholars check in Sunday afternoon for a mandatory orientation. Daily check-in
is Monday through Friday at 8 a.m. Daily check-out is Monday through Thursday at 4:30
p.m. Friday check-out is 2 p.m. The program fee includes lunch and all afternoon activities.
Commuters are also invited to participate in the Thursday evening pizza party and
activities.
Lab fees may also apply to some courses.
Commuter Plus Evening – $665
Commuter Plus Evening scholars check in Sunday afternoon for a mandatory orientation.
Daily check-in is Monday through Friday at 8 a.m. Daily check-out is Monday through
Thursday at 9:30 p.m. Friday check-out is 2 p.m. The program fee includes lunch and
dinner and all afternoon and evening activities. Lab fees may also apply to some courses.
Early Bird Discount
Applications will continue to be accepted until a course is full or closed.
An early
bird discount of $50 off Commuting and Commuter Plus Evening participants and $75 off residential participants will be offered to those who submit applications, along with the $200 nonrefundable
deposit (postmarked) no later than April 29. Please note that courses are likely to reach maximum enrollment prior to the early
bird deadline.
No promotional code is necessary for the early bird rate when registering. The discount
will be taken off automatically until April 29.
Scholarship Opportunities
Visit our scholarship page to discover what opportunities are available for the Carolina Master Scholars
Adventure Series.
| Alaska Pacific University | Office of Admissions | Alaska |
| American InterContinental University | Education | Illinois |
| Anna Maria | Department of Education | Massachusetts |
| Appalachian Bible College | Camping Ministry | West Virginia |
| Arizona State University | ASU Online | Arizona |
| Bank Street College | College of Education | New York |
| Bemidji State University | Department of Nursing | Minnesota |
| Benedict College | Recreation and Leisure Studies | South Carolina |
| California State University Northridge | Department of Recreation and Tourism Management, Redwood Hall | California |
| California State University Northridge | Department of Recreation and Tourism Management, Redwood Hall, | California |
| California University of Pennsylvania | Office of Admissions | Pennsylvania |
| Clemson University | Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management | South Carolina |
| Dallas Baptist University | Camp/Sport Ministry | Texas |
| East Carolina University | Recreation and Leisure Studies | North Carolina |
| Franklin Pierce University | College of Business, Sports & Recreation Manangement | New Hampshire |
| George Mason University | School of Recreation Health & Tourism (Parks, Recreation, & Leisure Studies Program) | Virginia |
| George Williams College of Aurora University | Office of Admission | Wisconsin |
| Gratz College | Camp Administration and Leadership | Pennsylvania |
| Hampshire College | Outdoors Program/Recreational Athletics | Massachusetts |
| Indiana State University | Recreation and Nonprofit Leadership Program | Indiana |
| Indiana University | Health & Wellness Design – Parks, Recreation and the Outdoors Major | Indiana |
| IslandWood | IslandWood Graduate Programs | Washington |
| John Brown University | Outdoor Leadership Ministry | Arkansas |
| Leong Leadership Academy | Entreprneurship & Financial Lieracy | New York |
| Liberty University | Camp and Outdoor Adventure Leadership (COAL) | Virginia |
| Lock Haven University | Recreation Management | Pennsylvania |
| Maryville University Online | Maryville Online | Missouri |
| Middle Tennessee State University | Recreation & Leisure Services | Tennessee |
| Minnesota State University, Mankato | Mankato | Minnesota |
| Minnesota State University, Mankato | Educational Leadership | Minnesota |
| Montreat College | Outdoor Education | North Carolina |
| North Carolina State University | Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management | North Carolina |
| Northland College | Office of Admissions | Wisconsin |
| Ohio University | Recreation and Sport Pedagogy | Ohio |
| Oklahoma Baptist University | Division of Health and Human Performance | Oklahoma |
| Old Dominion University | Park, Recreation and Tourism Studies | Virginia |
| Our Lady of the Lake | Department of Education | Texas |
| Queens University | School of Education | North Carolina |
| Saint Joseph’s University | Department of Education | Pennsylvania |
| Salem State University | Sport & Movement Science | Massachusetts |
| Sam Houston State University | Office of Admission | Texas |
| San Diego State University | Recreation and Tourism Management | California |
| San Francisco State University | Recreation, Parks, & Tourism | California |
| Simpson University | Outdoor Leadership | California |
| Springfield College | Department of Social Sciences | Massachusetts |
| Springfield College | Sport Management and Recreation | Massachusetts |
| State University of New York at Cortland | Recreation, Parks and Leisure Studies | New York |
| Sweet Briar College | Admissions | Virginia |
| Texas A&M University | Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences | Texas |
| Texas A&M University at Galveston | Educational Outreach – Field Trips | Texas |
| Texas State University | Health & Human Performance, Recreation Administration Program | Texas |
| Toccoa Falls College | Outdoor Leadership and Education | Georgia |
| University 0f Wisconsin-La Crosse | Institute for Professional Studies in Education | Wisconsin |
| University of Illinois | Department of Recreation, Sport, and Tourism | Illinois |
| University of Minnesota | Recreation, Park and Leisure Studies | Minnesota |
| University of Mississippi | Health, Exercise Science, and Recreation Management | Mississippi |
| University of New Haven | Biology and Environmental Science | Connecticut |
| University of North Alabama | Health, Physical Education, and Recreation | Alabama |
University of St. Francis | Recreation, Sport and Tourism Management | Illinois |
| University of Wisconsin Stevens Point | Human Dimensions of Natural Resources | Wisconsin |
| Utah State University | Health, Physical Education, and Recreation | Utah |
| Western Illinois University | Recreation Park and Tourism Adminstration | Illinois |
| Wheaton College Graduate School | HoneyRock – Outdoor Center for Leadership Development of Wheaton College | Wisconsin |
| Young Harris College | Outdoor Leadership | Georgia |
Summer / Homepage
Open to the Public! June 21 – July 30
Kinder – 5th Grade 8:30a.
m. – 3:00p.m.
6th – 8th Grade 8:30a.m. – 11:30a.m.
*Extended Care is available at 7:30a.m., and after camp care is available until 5:00p.m.
We are thrilled to partner with Parker-Anderson Enrichment to bring you a fresh new Summer Camp this year! Parker-Anderson is one of the most respected names in learning-based enrichment programs. These week-long camps are the perfect balance of fun and learning, with engaging and meaningful experiences every day.
PICK TWO SUBJECTS EACH WEEK! Not only can you personalize your camper’s morning and afternoon schedule, but every day also includes all the fun of traditional summer camp, like group games and memorable activities. Marine Biology, LEGO Masters, ChemKids, Video Game Design, and Art Adventures are just a few of the options available.
Click HERE to Download the Camp Schedule with Course Descriptions!
Note: You will need to create an account on the registration portal, called Popsicle, in order to view options and register.
When registering in Popsicle, please enter the grade your child is entering for the 2021-2022 school year. Groups are separated by grade for the upcoming school year.
Don’t delay! Space is very limited due to safety protocols — don’t be disappointed!
Questions? Contact
Foothill Country Day School Summer Program Director
Shane Guilbert-Neal at [email protected]
or
Parker-Anderson team at 310-844-6996
[email protected]
A note about COVID health and safety: Foothill Country Day School and Parker-Anderson Enrichment are committed to the safety of everyone on our campus: All Parker-Anderson employees are vaccinated against COVID-19. We comply with all guidelines issued by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. Our classrooms and learning spaces are fitted with MERV-13 air filters and are disinfected frequently. Anyone entering our campus must submit a health screening and must pass a temperature check. No unnecessary visitors are allowed on our campus during instructional time.
Guidelines have not yet been issued specific to Summer Camp programs but we anticipate they will be similar to the mandates for Kinder – 8 schools. As an example, you can expect that campers will be kept in groups of less than 15 children, and that that handwashing, social distancing, and the wearing of masks will be required. If a camper exhibits symptoms, is exposed to COVID-19 or tests positive for COVID-19, we will follow protocols for notifying other campers and quarantining. In some cases, the Camp program may be offered virtually.
You can see Foothill’s current policies and procedures HERE.
These are subject to change as the CDC and public health officials issue new protocols.
Kick Masters Karate – Kickstarting Confident Leaders
2021 Summer Camps (Wizarding Wars)
Kick Masters Karate Summer Camps (Ages 7-12)
Are you looking for a summer activity that is not only entertaining for your children, but is something different from the usual lounging around the pool? If soccer, basketball, or baseball camps just aren’t your thing, then maybe you should try our Wizarding Wars Summer Camp.
For sixteen straight years, Kick Masters Karate has hosted one of the most popular camps for elementary school students in the area. Armed with a traditional Tae Kwon Do base and years of experience, our Summer Camp features hands-on training in developing speed, coordination, agility, balance, and flexibility. But our Wizarding Wars Summer Camp isn’t just limited to developing the body. Camp Counselors will challenge campers with cutting-edge martial arts drills and games, while building self-esteem, character, and encouraging the indomitable spirit. Campers will inevitably develop self-control, focus, and respect, while becoming more confident and motivated. Participants also learn the value of teamwork and leadership, as our program is structured to bring out the best any child can exhibit. In fact, campers experience all-day themed fun while enjoying group demos, delicious snacks, weaponry, competitions, and of course, an energetic atmosphere. Themed skills and challenges happen all week, and culminate on “Parent’s Day”, when the entire family can witness the energy and entertainment our Wizarding Wars Summer Camp delivers.
But don’t just take our word for it:
“Austin had a blast. Just like Master Rando’s classes, the camp was very organized and structured for FUN! Activities were well planned and my son was excited to share what he had done each day when he came home. Austin is already looking forward to next year’s camp.” – Mr. and Mrs. Tim Farrell (Educators)
“Camp was a wonderful experience for Alex. He enjoyed the individual activities, as well as the games and drills with his team. The competitions were a great way to encourage cooperation, respect, and helpfulness. This is a great opportunity for kids in our area looking for something out of the ordinary to do. Alex is already talking about next year’s camp.” – Mrs. Donna Beeman (Parent and Elementary School Teacher)
This year Wizarding Wars Edge Summer Camp will take place at the Kick Masters studio between the dates of June 21-25 and August 9-13.
Camp is held between the hours of 8:30AM and 3:00PM, with morning snacks served at 11:00AM (campers are responsible for bringing their own packed lunch). Our Summer Camp is open to all children ages 7-12, even if they’re not a current student. The cost of camp is $250.00 per camper if paid in full before June 1st (early bird special), or $279.00 per camper after June 1st.
With summer offering a more flexible schedule, why not enroll your children in a camp that will transform them into the leaders of their classrooms? Why not enroll them in a camp that will make them positive trend setters in their peer groups and physical standouts in the various other sports in which they may already be involved? Why not teach them the value of responsibility and commitment, while instilling honor and confidence? This summer make some new friends, and join us for a fun filled adventure guaranteed to surpass your expectations. We’ll see you there!
**Camp is open to a limited number of participants per session, so call (301) 689-8874 or send us an e-mail to reserve your spot before we’ve reach capacity.
If you are interested but a specific camp session is already full, we can place you on a waiting list, and you’ll be contacted if a spot opens. Families may register for both camps providing availability. Official Enrollment begins on Monday, April 12th at 4:00PM.
Kick Masters Karate Summer Mini Camps (Ages 3.5-7)
Camping should be fun right? Well at this “camp,” there are no rainy days, wild animals, or even pesky bugs. This is an action-packed Wizarding Wars Summer Camp, and let me tell you, this is an experience your child will never forget. Pre-schoolers experience half-day karate fun while enjoying age specific drills, creative snacks, new karate games, team building, exciting crafts, mat chats, and group activities.
Our camp is the perfect way to let your child explore structured independence, while experiencing teamwork and group solidarity. It’s a great way to encourage character and self-esteem in your child, while nurturing the aspects of focus, self-control, respect, and discipline.
Children will also learn the value of teamwork and leadership, as our program is designed to bring out the best your child can exhibit. And just like the Full-day Camp for the older kids, these skills are built each day, and culminate on “Parent’s Day,” where the entire family can witness the energy and entertainment our Summer Mini Camp delivers. But don’t just take our word for it:
“This camp was great! Seeing the kids so happy, you could tell by their faces they couldn’t wait to go back the next day. This was a very posit
ive and engaging experience for my son Kory especially. He was so disappointed when it ended. I’ve recommended this Camp to all of my friends.” – Mrs. Cassie Hunter (Parent of a Mini Karate Camper)
The Little Dragons Camp is extremely popular and fills up very, very quickly. Camp #1 is scheduled for June 15-18 and Camp #2 is scheduled for July 13-16 at the Kick Masters Karate studio.
Camp is held between the hours of 8:30AM and 12:00 Noon, with morning snacks served around 10:30AM. Sessions are open to all children ages 3.5-7, even if they’re not a current student. Children may attend both sessions, however, it’s first come, first served on enrollment. The cost of each campis $150.00 per Little Dragon if paid in full before June 1st (early bird special), or $179.00 per Little Dragon after June 1st.
Make this a summer to remember by trying out our Wizarding Wars Edge Mini Camp. Your child can make some new friends, and join us for a fun -filled adventure guaranteed to surpass your expectations. We’ll see you there!
**Camp is limited in space, so call (301) 689-8874 or send us an e-mail to reserve your spot before we’ve reach capacity. If you are interested but the camp is already full, we can place you on a waiting list, and you will be contacted if a spot opens.
Families may register for more than one camp providing availability. Official Enrollment begins on Monday, April 12th at 4:00PM.
Camp Life – Keepers of Time – HSE Master’s Program.
A separate folder on the computer, like a separate page of life, is a children’s summer camp. Remembering his work as a director at the Oleg Koshevoy camp, Sergei Aleksandrovich noticeably warms up and speaks with great love about his “camp life”. During these eight years, educators, children and all the attendants have become a real family.
– There were guys at my place, they were crying the whole shift: “We want to go home.”The end of the shift comes, there is a carnival disco, I look – they are crying again, I ask them: “What’s the matter?” – “We don’t want to leave!”
The best way to say about work in the camp is the words from the song “Summer is a small life”. This is a really special aura.
We often call up the teachers, although many of them worked one summer (came and went), we remember with warmth these eight years of our camp life. The camp was attended by guys from all over the Tula region. Kireevskaya boarding school has been visiting us for all eight years.Last year, 4 people from the boarding school reached the final of the dance competition “You are super!”
“You are super!” – an international television musical project of the NTV channel, in which children left without parental care take part.
The project participants are inmates of orphanages, boarding schools and children from foster and guardianship families aged 7 to 18 years.
They have a hip-hop group called Masta Funk.They even go to the hip-hop world championships, have been to the Caribbean islands, Holland several times. In 2016 they performed in Switzerland. We took second place. I am still friends with them, and with other guys, many have already grown up.
I come to visit them, and they come to me.
In memory of the camp, the guys edited and presented a video to the former director. Sergei Aleksandrovich watches it with me, and tears are almost welling up in him: he believes that by his departure he broke the lives of many people.Not everyone was able to get along with the new bosses.
– I got married, I had a child, and I had to devote more time to my family, and when I was the director of the camp and the sanatorium at the same time, I didn’t even have days off. The cadet school was nearby, I was invited, I already met my parents, and in August I was offered to stay, but I couldn’t, I gave my word ..
90,000 Summer Camp | MBOU SOSH №24 named after MB Rakovsky
School camp “Sunny City” in MBOU Secondary School №24 named afterM.B. Rakovsky, Lipetsk will work from 01.06.2021 to 22.06.2021.
Camp
Monday-Friday from 8:30 to 14:30
Head of the camp Gorbunova M.E. Tel.
34-56-30
Deputy chief Pankov I.V. Tel. 34-56-30
Summer vacations make up a significant part of the free time of schoolchildren, but not all parents can provide their child with a full, properly organized rest. This period is favorable for the development of their creative potential, improvement of personal capabilities, familiarizing with the values of their culture, entering the system of social ties, implementing their own plans, satisfying individual interests in personally significant spheres of activity, creating a system of civil-patriotic education .
Children’s age is the most optimal for the system of civil-patriotic education, since this is a period of self-affirmation, active development of social interests and ideals in life.
On the basis of MBOU Secondary School No. 24 named after M.B. Rakovsky. Lipetsk, from June 1 to June 22, 2021, a school summer day camp “Solnechny gorod” worked.
Number of children on vacation – 70 people.
Organized two meals a day (breakfast, lunch) in a cozy dining room. Every day in each squad, events, quizzes, sports competitions, conversations on the protection of the life and health of children and traffic rules are planned.
The main goal of the day camp is to promote moral values, the ideas of patriotism and civic consciousness among the younger generation, to increase the efficiency of managing the processes of developing civic consciousness in children, to create the most comfortable conditions for the recovery and harmonious development of the child’s personality in the summer.
Children were divided into 3 groups. Each detachment came up with a name, emblem, motto.
First half of the day – active rest, competitions, games, contests.Afternoon – quiet games, trainings, watching movies and cartoons.
The final meeting was fun and festive. The guys sang songs, actively participated in the proposed games and competitions, at the end of the day a festive disco awaited them.
Everyone tried to make summer holidays for the students of our school bright, useful and fun.
Object of research – Baikal | Irkutsk News
Summer schools held by Irkutsk State University have earned prestige in Russia and abroad.Summer youth events are new contacts, new areas of research, new friends. One of these schools of elementary particle physics has become a real source of personnel for the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna). Another, organized jointly with the University of Kiel (Germany), gradually led to a joint master’s program of the two universities. There are plenty of points of contact and interaction. One of the main ones is Baikal, which attracts researchers from all over the world.So, in August this year, three international summer schools devoted to the study of Baikal will be held at the Baikal Biological Station of the Research Institute of Biology of the Irkutsk State University in the village of Bolshiye Koty.
Arkady Matveev , Dean of the Faculty of Biology and Soil Science, Irkutsk State University:
– Lake Baikal is the largest, oldest and most biologically diverse lake in the world. It is a unique natural laboratory for studying the structure and functioning of large reservoirs. The lake is considered the world’s largest reserve of the purest fresh water.At the same time, here, too, in recent years, significant negative changes have been noted, caused by both global changes and economic activities on the shores of the lake.
“ Lake Baikal as a model for studying ecological processes ”
The first school will be held from 1 to 13 August. It is organized for the second time by the Research Institute of Biology of Irkutsk State University with the support of the German Academic Exchange Service DAAD.
If last time only German and Russian students were participants in the school, this year the geography has expanded significantly.
For the first time, scientists and students of Kazan Federal University, scientific centers of Japan with a special section “ Life of genomes “, universities of Belgium and Switzerland will take part in it.
Leading scientists and professors of Irkutsk State University, Research Institute of Biology, Irkutsk State University, Institute of Geochemistry SB RAS, Limnological Institute SB RAS will act as teachers and lecturers.
The program of the school includes lectures, practical classes and expeditions, where participants will join real scientific research carried out on Lake Baikal.This is in line with the main idea of the summer science school – education through scientific research. Also, an additional Russian language course will be organized for foreign students.
“Ecology of large water bodies and their basins”
Immediately after the end of the first school, the next one will begin, the organizer of which was the Faculty of Geography of ISU.
It will last until August 21.
School participants – German (Christian Albrecht University, Kiel, Germany) and Russian students studying in the direction of “Ecology and Nature Management”.A short course of lectures has already been prepared for them, given to students studying at ISU under the double degree program.
Lecturers at the school will be teachers of the Faculty of Geography of Irkutsk State University and scientific institutes of the SB RAS.
“ Assessment of the state of water bodies in the context of global changes ”
From August 21 to 31, a Russian-Swiss school will be held in Bolshiye Koty, organized by the UNESCO Department of Water Resources at ISU in cooperation with the University of Geneva (Switzerland).The school is held as part of a bilateral international program that promotes the development of academic networks and exchanges between Switzerland (Leading House) and Russia.
Foreign participants of the school – students of Swiss universities, undergraduates from Estonia, Finland, America, France.
Russian participants from cities: Irkutsk, Moscow, Perm, St. Petersburg, Ulan-Ude, Yaroslavl. A master student from Kazakhstan confirmed his participation.
Scientists from universities in Germany, France and Switzerland will also take part in the school.On the Russian side, the leading scientists of the ISU, BSU, and the Limnological Institute of the SB RAS give lectures and organize practical classes.
The program of the school includes lectures, field practical exercises, thematic field studies under the guidance of leading Russian and foreign scientists. Participation in the school is a unique opportunity for students, graduate students and young scientists to gain theoretical knowledge about the functioning of large lake ecosystems (Baikal, Lake Geneva, etc.) and practical experience of participation in international interdisciplinary research of environmental problems and risks in the course of ongoing global changes.
This material was published on the BezFormata website on January 11, 2019,
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