Science Camp
Come join us on an adventure of exploration and discovery as we learn about the world around us. All activities will occur in a typical STELC environment with everything from "eyes only" to "in-it-up-to-your-elbows" hands on activities. Jodi Sheridan will direct the camp, along with the help of many extrodinary STELC staff. Campers spend a lot of time on our wonderful, shady playground. Special guest speakers will be on campus for demonstrations each day. Enrollment begins mid-spring for current STELC students.
What to remember:
Your child needs sturdy shoes or sandals with straps (preferably not flip flops).
Your child should wear clothes that can get dirty.
Your child should bring a water bottle everyday. Please label them!
Please apply sunscreen and/or insect repellent before drop off.
Summer Fun Camp
Come explore an exciting week of art, singing, stories, water and mess. The program will be staffed by many extrodinary STELC teachers. Campers spend a lot of time on our wonderful, shady playground. Enrollment begins mid-spring for current STELC students.
What to remember:
Your child needs to wear sturdy shoes or sandals with straps (preferably not flip flops).
Your child should wear clothes that can get dirty (clothing may get wet, sandy, splattered in paint, etc.).
Your child should bring a water bottle everyday. Please label them!
Please apply sunscreen and/or insect repellent before drop off.
Art Camp
Come join us for an exciting week of painting and creating masterpieces in STELC's beautiful Art Cottage. Enrollment begins mid-spring for current STELC students.
What to remember:
Your child should wear clothes that can get paint on them.
Your child should bring a water bottle everyday. Please label them!
Apply sunscreen and/or insect repellent before drop off.
Theater Camp
Join us for a week of theater fun! St. Thomas Theater Camp is a joint project with St. Thomas Episcopal Church and STELC. The camp welcomes students throughout the BCS community and is open for rising Pre-Kindergarten (age 4 by Sept. 1) through rising 6th grade children. Students will have the opportunity to participate in all aspects of the production: acting, dancing, set design, and creating costumes. Family and friends of our campers are welcome to come watch the performance on the last day of camp.
