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Five age-appropriate camps for campers 3 to 15.
Kiddie Camp
Cost: $375
Kiddie Camp is a half-day program from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm for children entering pre-k and kindergarten. We also offer an afternoon extension for campers to stay a full day (4pm), available on a daily basis. Kiddie Campers enjoy two activity choices per day, playground time, daily swimming lessons, morning snack, lunch in our dining hall, as well as group time.
The Kiddie Camp program concentrates on developing both motor skills as well as social skills in a warm, nurturing atmosphere where campers are encouraged to make friends and try new activities in a safe environment.
Kiddie camper’s schedule will be similar to the day camp, but with a 1pm pick up.
Please note: all campers must be fully toilet trained by the start of camp
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Day Camp
Cost: $550
CASC Day Camp is a full-day program, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with weekly sign-ups for rising first graders through sixth graders. Day Campers will always have the opportunity to choose which activities they participate in every day depending on their interest. See sample schedule.
Camper’s are grouped according the grade they are entering and will enjoy four to five activity choices per day, daily swimming lessons and a free swim, morning snack, lunch in our dining hall, as well as group time.
The Day Camp program allows campers to try new activities, step outside of their comfort zone, discover their passions, and make new friends in a warm, safe, and relaxed environment.
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This is a sample schedule, actual schedules and activities vary from year to year. Activities in 2009 included: tennis, music, archery, drama, team sports, group games, nature, teambuilding, ceramics, arts & crafts, dance, woodshop, canoeing, cooking, gardening, and yoga.
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Junior Adventurers
Cost: $650
*New for 2010*
For our rising 7th graders, CASC has added a new exciting camp! This camp combines many of the favorite activity choices from Day Camp and an introduction to the off-site trips from Teen Adventure Camp. Campers will spend two and a half days on camp participating in regular camp activity choice periods and two and a half days off campus on adventures. Junior Adventurers trips throughout the summer will include visits to Museum of Science, the New England Aquarium, Duck Tours of Boston, and a local sporting event, among many others still in the planning phases. Weekly schedules will be available in early Spring.
Junior Adventurers will also have the opportunity to participate in an overnight occasionally throughout the summer at Concord Academy as well as the Day Camp’s Friday afternoon special events.
All of the off-site trips will take Concord Academy mini-vans and/or mini-busses, and will be chaperoned by our Junior Adventurers staff, many of whom have worked with our 5th and 6th graders the past several years or our Teen Adventure Camp.
Junior Adventurers camp day runs from 9:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Space will be very limited in this exciting new camp.
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Teen Adventure Camp
Cost: $1,450
**New Age Group and Themes for 2010**
For teenagers entering eighth and ninth grades, CA offers a series of two-week adventure-based sessions. Teens spend some time on the CA campus engaging in a variety of team-building activities, but they primarily travel off campus each day. Daily adventures vary by session, see schedule below, and each two-week session includes a three-day, two-night overnight experience in Maine as well as a Community Service project.
All of the off-site trips will take Concord Academy mini-vans and/or mini-busses, and will be chaperoned by our Teen Adventure staff, many of whom have worked with Teen Adventure Camp for the past several summers and are all 21+ and CPR and First Aid Certified.
Teen Adventure Camp day runs from 9:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Space is limited in this very popular camp. Don’t let your teen miss out - register early!
Session 1 (weeks 1 & 2), June 28 - July 9*: Air and Sea Adventures
Sample Trips: Indoor Skydiving, Whale Watch, Rope Course/Zip Line, Whitewater Rafting trip in Maine
Session 2 (weeks 4 & 5), July 19 - 30: Land Adventures
Sample Trips: Laser Tag, Bouldering at Pergatory Chasm, Hiking, Canobie Lake, Rock Climbing trip in Maine
Session 3 (weeks 6 & 7), August 2 - 13 Local Sports and Attractions
Sample Trips: Tour of Fenway Park, Patriot’s Hall of Fame, Scavenger Hunt of Boston, Duck Tour, Kimballs, Whitewater Rafting trip in Maine
*there will be no camp on Monday July 5th, 2010
** for week 3 Teen programs, please see Community Service Adventure here
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C.I.T. - Counselor in Training
July 6-30*
Entering tenth grade or 15-years-old by June 28, 2010 • Cost: $880
Our C.I.T. program was designed for our older campers interested in working with children and becoming counselors. This 4 week program will help our future leaders learn different styles of working with children, problem solving, leading groups, teaching styles, and positive reinforce?ment. The sessions will include community building projects, “classroom” style learning, spe?cial event planning, as well as hands-on work with groups of various ages. Participants will complete First Aid and CPR certification training and will have an opportunity to practice for future job interviews. Each C.I.T. will be evaluated several times throughout the session and successful graduates may be invited to return as Junior Counselors for future weeks or next summer. All registered C.I.T.s will receive an additional information packet from the C.I.T. Director in early spring. |
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"My children absolutely loved it!! All of them (2 in day camp, 1 in team leadership) said they wanted to come back next year."
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