Art Programs - St. Andrew`s School

2011
Summer Programs
Theater
Sports
Educational
Computer
Art
Adventure
Chess
Summer Programs
Our summer programs provide a bridge to the academic school year
with arts, educational, computer, and athletic activities for students from
grades 1-12. This high-quality camp situated in the suburban setting of
Barrington offers playing fields, tennis courts, indoor basketball courts,
along with fine art classrooms, a fully-equipped theater, music room,
and computer labs.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADVENTURE programs
adventure lifelong adventure
paintball
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ART programs
parade camp 3
AUTHORS & ILLUSTRATORS 3
authors workshop
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MASTERPIECE ART 3-4
wearable art 4
global art 4
art outdoors 4
3-D art 4
ceramics 4-5
photography
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theater - act@st. andrews
ACTSA Jr.
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ACTSA 5
stage II - rock opera
6
ensemble/tour (int & adv) 6
CHESS program
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
college bound seniors
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academic
7-8
St. Andrew’s AFTERNOON 8
focused educational
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science programs
experiment camp
mr. b’s whatcha-macallits & doodads
robotics geology
Oceanography
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SPORTS programs
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FAMILY FIT CAMP
SPEED & AGILITY
10
BASKETBALL
11
TENNIS
11-12
LACROSSE (GIRLS & BOYS)12-13
SOCCER, NOGA
14
afternoon & EXTENDED
DAY PROGRAMS 15
SUMMER PROGRAM
SCHEDULE 16
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NEW THIS YEAR!
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Adventure Programs
ADVENTURE CAMP
ages 10 - 17, entering grades 6 - 12
July 11 - 15
July 25 - 29
August 8 - 12
9 am - 3 pm
9 am - 3 pm
9 am - 3 pm
$325 per week (includes lunch)
Adventure Camp at St. Andrew’s Summer Programs emphasizes the empowerment of the individual
as a member of a larger group, or community. Skills which relate directly to the concepts of teamwork
and leadership will be practiced using fun multidimensional exercises, by all campers and stressed by
instructors daily. Through the completion of a variety of ground, low ropes, and high ropes activities,
campers will learn to more effectively communicate with their peers, begin to understand the
importance of trust as it relates to community living, and begin to realize who they truly are as a person
by testing or coming to know their personal limits. Emphasis on the above skill set—the foundation of
basic teamwork skills—will continue during the Paintball portion of this camp (two half days per week).
Although all campers will be strongly encouraged to participate in all activities, they will not be forced to
do so—as the instructors of the camp firmly believe in the concept of Challenge by Choice.
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LIfelong adventure Camp
ages 10 - 17, entering grades 6 - 12
August 1 - 5
9 am - 3 pm
$375 per week (includes lunch)
During this week, campers will be asked to challenge themselves mentally and physically while
enjoying Rhode Island’s great outdoors. Campers will be introduced to activities such as: rock climbing,
surfing, wind surfing, kayaking, and hiking, and will spend at least one day learning about and beginning
to master each one. Campers will be challenged to expand their personal comfort zones, but not forced
beyond them. Cooperative learning skills will be fostered as part of an essential, positive, group dynamic
during these individualistic activities.
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paintball CAMP
ages 10 -17, entering grades 6 -12
July 18 - 22
9 am - 3 pm
$375 per week (includes lunch)
This camp will emphasize the positive aspects of the game
by teaching sportsmanship, team work, and effective
communication skills, while also improving individual activity-based skills. These skills will be practiced
daily on the playing field and their importance to the game, as well as in everyday life, will be stressed.
The “battles” enjoyed by campers will be naturally competitive, but lighthearted and fun by design – as
this camp is meant to be recreational and enjoyable to all who attend. As paintball is an active “sport”,
campers will benefit in many ways from their participation in intense physical activity on a daily basis.
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Summer Programs
Art Programs
PARADE CAMP!
ages 8-14, entering grades 4-9
June 27 - July 1 (Mon., July 4th) 9 am - 3 pm
$325 per week (includes lunch)
Annie Howe is a staff artist for Nana Projects
studio in Baltimore, Md. (www.nanaprojects.
com) Nana Projects has led Parade School Jr. at
many schools and community organizations and is
supported by the Jim Henson Foundation and the
Maryland State Arts Council. Annie is a graduate
of the Maryland Institute College of Art where she
majored in Community Art and Fibers.
We are excited to announce our first ever Parade
Camp! Sign up and join the parade!
In Parade School Jr. “students learn about
parades from around the world then create
lanterns or puppets, masks and costumes,
floats and banners, and learn to stilt walk. This
workshop blends sculpture, fiber arts, painting,
and performance “and will provide a unique
opportunity for children ages 8-14 to create art
that celebrates America’s Independence.
Campers should plan on attending the whole
week and expect to march in the Bristol
Parade on Monday, July 4th, rain or shine.
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AUTHORS AND
ILLUSTRATORS CAMP
ages 7-8, entering grades 2 & 3
August 8 - 12
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
Designed to be a true writer’s workshop format,
children will delve into their imaginations and
utilize their creativity to share ideas, write and
edit in groups. They discover hands-on artistic
methods to support and enrich their writing.
Working with both new and traditional materials,
children create a beautiful book with illustrations,
while acquiring problem-solving and planning
skills through visual elements. This course blends
essential writing skills with artistic expression.
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AUTHORS WORKSHOP camp
ages 9-10, entering grades 4 - 6
August 15 - 19
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
This workshop is for the budding author.
Participants will explore and begin using
important elements of serious writing, such
as personal style, elegant word choice, and
writing for an audience. This camp offering is
designed to help young authors find their inner
voice, to create and share original pieces with
peers and to prepare their work for “publishing.”
To complement their written work, authors will
illustrate their stories and create their own book
covers.
MASTERPIECE ART CAMP
Mandy Howe is the summer program art director
and a local Aartist and certified Art Teacher. She
has coordinated summer camps and community
art programs locally and out of state. She is a
graduate of the School of the Museum of Fine
Arts in Boston where she majored in painting,
and drawing.
ages 5 - 8, entering grades 1 - 3
June 27 - July 1
July 18 - 22
August 1 - 5
August 15 - 19
9 am - 12 pm
9 am - 12 pm
9 am - 12 pm
9 am - 12 pm
$185 per session
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ages 9 - 12, entering grades 4 - 8
July 11 - 15
July 18 - 22
July 25 - 29
August 8 - 12
9 am - 3 pm
1 pm - 4 pm
9 am - 3 pm
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per session (includes lunch)
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Discover your artistic talents in one of our most
popular camps! These week-long sessions
will provide a creative and fun environment
and allow your artist to develop their personal
expression. Sessions will include Art History, 2
& 3 Dimensional approaches to Art, Crafts and
Clay, Painting, Drawing, and Design. A student
art show and reception will conclude each week
of creative fun.
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Jessica DaSilva returns this year to lead another
creative workshop in Wearable Art, Global Art,
Art Outdoors, and 3D Art. She is a graduate of
Rhode Island School of Design where she majored
in Jewelry making. She is currently getting her
Masters in Art Ed. at UMass Dartmouth.
WEARABLE ART camp
ages 8-12, entering grades 4 - 8
Art Outdoors: A Native
American Exploration
ages 8-12, entering grades 3 - 8
August 15 - 19
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
Experience what it must feel like to create art
and functional objects from the materials found
in nature in this week-long camp. With access
to acres of forest at St. Andrew’s School, we
will gather natural materials to construct art of
all mediums from large-scale natural sculptures
to creating our own colors from the local plant
life. The week will conclude with a gallery
showing of the work of our young artists.
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3D Art
ages 8-12, entering grades 3-8
August 1 - 5
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
Adornment of the body has been practiced in
every culture, dating as far back as 75,000 years
ago. Ancient jewelry was not only a beautiful
enhancement to a person’s appearance; it was
also a communication tool in society. Campers will
learn about the customs, rituals, and symbolism
behind jewelry as well as various historical styles
and techniques. You will then design and create
your own pieces of personal adornment.
August 8 - 12
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
Learn to make art that reaches beyond the
flat canvas – art that stands on its own or
has moving parts. View work by artists
who worked innovatively with 3D materials
during the 20th century, such as Alexander
Calder’s kinetic sculptures, Louise Nevelson’s
assemblages, and Henry Moore’s abstract
monuments. In this class you will use materials
such as wire, fabric, paper, found objects, and
the forces of gravity and magnetism to make
your own sculptural discoveries.
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GLOBAL art:
Crafts from around the World
ages 5-8, entering grades K - 3
July 25 - 29
9 am - 12 pm
$200 per week
Pack your suitcase – we’re going on a world trip!
After we bind our own passport books, we will
use them to document our unique experiences as
we learn about some of the ways different world
cultures have approached art making. A museum
field trip to see art from the Ancient Americas will
begin our journey. We will then learn about and
make our own Greek vessels, Moroccan mosaics,
Egyptian artifacts and African sculptures. We will
also design our own unique styles of currency and
decorative tapestries after seeing examples from
many points on the globe.
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Summer Programs
CERAMICS
ages 8-12, entering grades 4 - 8
July 11 - 22
9 am - 12 pm
Session cost $400 ($200 per week)
Susan Kremer is a professional potter and longtime art teacher. She has a BFA from Western
Michigan University and exhibits her work in crafts
fairs and art shows throughout New England.
This two-week Ceramics Camp will offer students ages 8-12 the opportunity to spend every morning
working with a professional potter and veteran art teacher. Students will learn simple hand building
techniques such as pinch, coil and slab, and also be introduced to working on the wheel. This
concentrated camp gives students the time to explore working with clay in depth with time to build,
dry, fire and glaze several original pieces. An exhibition and reception for parents in the Griffiths Gallery
concludes this two-week camp.
For a full-day experience, you are welcome to join Masterpiece Art; a studio concentration in drawing,
painting, and printmaking which runs from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. The added cost will be $200 for both weeks.
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Adventures with Photography camp
Maine. He has a BFA with a concentration in
ages 8-12, entering grades 3 - 8
July 18 - 22
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
This camp is a week-long, hands on exploration
of photography through the building and use of
primitive cameras and other primitive optical
devices. While exploring their own creativity,
campers will learn the science and technology of
photography. Campers do not have to have their
own camera — we will be making them!
Luc Demers is an artist and an award-winning
commercial photographer living in Southern
photography from the University of Southern
Maine and a MFA in Visual Art from Vermont
College of Fine Arts. Currently, Demers is an
exhibiting artist, a freelance photographer, and an
adjunct photography instructor at the University
of Maine at Augusta.
“This could be the setting for horror films, but
Demers is going for something subtler and more
abstract. Think Rothko, Barnet Newman, and
Ad Reighardt.” - The New Yorker
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Theater
ACT Programs
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St. Andrew’s
ACTSA Jr.
ages 4 - 7, entering grades K - 2
July 11 – 15
July 18 – 22
July 25 – 29
August 1 – 5
August 8 – 12
August 15 – 19
9am – 12pm
9am – 12pm
9am – 12pm
9am – 12pm
9am – 12pm
9am – 12pm
$185 per week
Designed for the youngest ACTor! Participants
will work together on a short play as they learn
basic acting skills, theater games, character
creation, play scripting, movement, singing,
and dancing while building confidence and
making new friends. Each week-long session
ends with a presentation for family and friends.
Space is limited.
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ACTSA
ages 8-15, entering grades 3-9
July 11-22
July 25-August 5
August 8 -19
9am – 3pm
9am – 3pm
9am – 3pm
Session cost $570 ($285 per week)
2 WEEK CAMP ONLY
(includes lunch)
Each two-week session is designed for
ACTors of all skill levels. ACTors will focus on
movement and voice, improvisation, character
creation, play analysis, singing, dancing, and
performance techniques. Note: ACTors are
not required to sing. Each session ends with a
presentation to showcase their talents for family
and friends in Keats Theatre. Space is limited.
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stage II - rock opera
ages 12-18,
entering grades 7-12
ensemble -tour
intermediate/advanced
ages 8-18, entering grades 3-12
June 27-July 1
July 25-August 5
9am – 3pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
ACTors will work on selections from a
popular Rock Opera (to be determined.)
Learn vocal and movement techniques
and dynamic performance skills during this
electrifying camp! The week ends with a
rockin’ presentation for family and friends.
Pre-requisite: Previous ACTSA class/camp or
permission of the Summer Theater Director.
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9am – 3pm
Session cost $570 ($285 per week)
2 WEEK CAMP ONLY
(includes lunch)
We’re kicking off the new ACTSA Ensemble by
taking it on the road! ACTors will rehearse a short
audience participation play in a week. Then hit
the road for three and a half days of touring daily
throughout the area, and performing up to two
shows daily. Transportation are provided. Drop-off
and pick-up times may vary depending upon
touring schedule. Note: This is for the serious
ACTor. Attendance for all 10 days is mandatory.
Maximum 10 participants. Prerequisite: previous
class with ACTSA and permission of the Summer
Theater Director.
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Chess
Program
Chess CAMP
ages 5 - 16, entering grades K - 8
July 25 - 29
Full-day 9 am to 3 pm
$390 (Includes snacks and lunch)
Half-day 9 am to 12 pm $245 (includes snacks)
Half-day 12 pm to 3 pm $245 (Includes snacks)
Discover the “Joy and Magic” of chess instruction from gifted chess masters and teachers, led by
former Child World Champion and 2007 and 2008 World Blitz Chess Champion, Jorge Sammour-Hasbun.
Jorge is focused on teaching the fundamentals of chess and developing a clear connection to real life
success. He has been teaching gifted chess students nationally for more than 13 years. His exhibitions and
unique teaching curriculum are fun, inspirational, and breed successful thinkers among chess players at all
levels of play. Daily activities may include problem solving, chess tactics, typical mates, end games, blitz
exhibitions, history of chess, chess and art, good character and life skills, sports and games, chess match
with gigant peaces and more. Tuition includes a 2011 camp T-shirt, score book, work folder, camp photo
and certificate of achievement as well as CMC T-shirt or chess set. Chess sets and boards are provided.
Your child will feel the passion and power of chess!
* For camp information and enrollment, contact Chess Master Connections,
www. chessmasterconnections.org
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Summer Programs
Educational Programs
College Bound Seniors
Enjoy a Stress-Free Fall!
Complete the Common
Application before school begins
August 22 - 26
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Enrollment is limited to 8 students
Session cost $900
Early Bird $850 (on or before 7/15)
St. Andrew’s School will provide college
counseling sevices for students entering their
senior year of high school. Michael Raffa,
long-time Director of College Counseling at St.
Andrew’s School will direct the program. Robert
Tisdale, English Instructor at St. Andrew’s will
direct the essay writing part of the program.
Mr Raffa will meet with students and their
parents to thoroughly evaluate the student and
recommend appropriate colleges. After the list is
created, Mr. Raffa and the student will complete
the on-line application and supplement(s) for
each school. Mr. Tisdale will meet in small groups
to complete the short and long essays listed in
the Common Application.
Individual meetings with Mr. Raffa will
be scheduled throughtout the day. These
appointments may exceed the scheduled
dismissal time. Please fee free to contact Mr.
Raffa at 401-246-1230, ext. 3045.
If necessary, a second session will be added in
the afternoon from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm.
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academic CAMP
There isn’t just one way to teach or learn. Our program offers an enjoyable, multisensory,
educational experience for bright children with a range of learning differences that affect their
classroom performance. It is ideal for students who need an introduction to intensive reading,
writing, spelling, math, and/or study strategies, as well as for those who need to maintain their skills
throughout the summer months.
Reading for Meaning with Written Expression & Study Skills
August 1 - 19
9 am - 12 pm Entering 4-5, 6-7, and 8-9
Session cost $855 ($285 per week)
The Reading portion of this course is for students to learn how to extract information from text. The
emphasis is on improving reading comprehension and fluency. Children are taught key comprehension
strategies, such as making connections, questioning, visualizing, inferring, determining importance, and
synthesizing information.
The Writing portion of the course provides concrete strategies and techniques to improve written
expression. Students learn the mechanics of editing, proofreading, and polishing written work. Paragraph
formation is taught in a step-by-step manner. Older students will also work on various types of essays.
The Study Skills portion of this course (mainly for 6th - 9th graders) helps students learn “how to learn”
and manage the demands of school. Students learn “active” study strategies to help them retain more
information and increase their independence. Students participate in activities that help them uncover their
learning styles and understand how best to use their strengths to overcome their difficulties. They learn
step-by-step methods to approach their assignments and meet deadlines, easing homework anxiety.
Skills covered include:
FOR READING
• Advanced word attack/
decoding
• Vocabulary development
• Guided reading
• Fluency
• Comprehension
FOR WRITING:
• Organizing/sequencing ideas
• Sentence structure
• Paragraph development
• Grammar
• Essays
• Editing/proofreading
• Word processing/keyboarding
FOR STUDY SKILLS:
• Study strategies
• Following directions
• Textbook reading skills
• Outlining/note-taking
• Highlighting techniques
• Test-taking strategies
• Organizing longer assignments
• Time management
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Mathematics and Study Skills - entering grades 6-7
August 1 - 19
9 am - 12 pm
Session cost $855 ($285 per week)
This course approaches math through effective multisensory methods and fun activities. Students focus
on developing a stronger foundation in mathematical concepts, improving computational accuracy and
speed, and boosting basic skills and confidence. Study skills are integrated into these lessons so that
students learn different approaches for attacking their math work.
FOR MATHEMATICS:
• Math facts: + , - , x , ÷
• Word problems
• Fractions/decimals/percentages
• Basic algebra/geometry
• Math vocabulary
• Positive/negative integers
FOR STUDY SKILLS:
• Study strategies
• Following directions
• Textbook reading skills
• Test-taking strategies
• Time management
• Critical thinking
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St. Andrew’s afternoon CAMP
for morning education program, entering grades 3 -10
August 1 - 19 12 pm - 3 pm
Session cost $555 - $185 per week (includes lunch)
For those in our morning Educational Programs, this afternoon option provides a full day of
programming, including lunch. Campers are offered a variety of experiences which are tailored to the
interests of the individual. These may include: sports, nature, art, science, field trips to the beach,
various outdoor adventures, and more! Additional application is necessary before admission.
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A focused Educational Camp - Improving Reading Accuracy,
Comprehension, and Fluency, entering grades 5 - College
July 18 - August 19
7:30 - 9:00 am or 3:00 - 4:30 pm, and by appointment
The selected dates and times allow students to pursue St. Andrew’s broad range of summer camps in
addition to this excellent learning opportunity.
*Instructional Models:
Small Groups: 3 - 4 students, 5 weeks, $940 ($188 per week)
Pairings: 2 students, 5 weeks, $1,315 ($263 per week)
Tutorial:1 student, 5 weeks, $1,875 ($375 per week)
Goal: Start the next academic year with confidence and improved reading skills. Participate in our fiveweek summer program for students entering 5th grade through college. A variety of instructional models
(placement based on academic level determined by instructor) are available.*
According to Sally Shaywitz, M.D., professor of pediatrics at Yale University and an expert in neurology and
reading, it is clear what kind of instruction needs to be provided to build success for struggling readers:
utilize a research-supported, systematic reading program intensively; ensure individualization, active
learning, feedback and guidance; analyze ongoing assessment data as a part of the instruction, support
decoding instruction with fluency practice; and regularly work to build vocabulary and comprehension.
Join us for this program, utilizing the Wilson Language System and a variety of supplemental materials, to
provide highly individualized instruction taught by certified and trained teachers.
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Summer Programs
Science Programs
Experiment camp FUN WITH SCIENCE
EXPERIMENTS - ages 8 - 13,
entering grades 3 - 8
June 27 - July 1
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
The intent of this camp is to show children that
science is and can be fun, to expose children
to principles and procedures of science, and to
stimulate creative thinking. Introducing the use
of a science log also helps to stimulate creative
thinking both before and after completion of
experiments. While stressing to children that
science is fun, the camp also allows the children to
play and experiment on a more independent level.
Campers will be busy with different experiments
such as:
• Water propelled rockets
• Suspending a ball in mid-air
• Comeback can
• Floating needles
• Bouncing eggs
• Playing with slime
• Pick up ice with string
• Disappearing water
• And much, much, much more
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robotics
ages 8 - 13, entering grades 3 - 8
July 18 - 29
9 am - 3 pm
Session cost $570 ($285 per week)
2 WEEK CAMP ONLY
(includes lunch)
Mr. B’s Watcha-ma-callits
& doodads camp
ages 8 - 13, entering grades 3 - 8
July 11 - 15
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
Join us as we make creative science driven
projects galore! Each day in Mr. B’s Workshop,
campers will be involved with four courses:
Gonzo Gizmos, Whirligigs and Whatcha-macallits, Ultimate Construction, and See 3D! The
section will include popular projects such as the
Film Canister Cannon, Dougalls, Scribbler, Paddle
Tennis, Kinematoscope, Airzooka, Marshmallow
Shooter, Ultimate Construction free build sessions
and science/gadget demonstrations, as well as
some new projects for this summer!
Join Mr. Lo and Brendan Forte in this exciting
2 week camp. The young hobbyists will learn
the basics and get the chance to assemble
robots ranging in complexity from entry level kits
to more advanced projects. Using robotic kits
and computers, participants learn principles of
robotics and teamwork. Students participate in
small-team design projects while fostering an
understanding of science and physical principles
for robotics building and computer programming.
They will design, build, and program their
own robots. Projects are structured to allow
students to work in an open-ended, investigative
environment while having fun. Each child is
encouraged to work within his/her own abilities
and explore new approaches and understandings
along the way. Throughout the week, children
develop a strong background in design and
construction, along with programming logic as
they work on fun engineering challenges. Come
join the FUN!
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Geology CAMP - Pebble Pups to
Rock Hounds: Learning the Clues
from our Natural World
ages 8 - 13, entering grades 3 - 8
Oceanography Camp
ages 8 - 13,
entering grades 3 - 8
August 1 - 5
$285 per week (includes lunch)
9 am - 3 pm
$285 per week (includes lunch)
Come join the fun in learning about our changing
earth! Professor Nancy Millard has designed this
program to be a ‘hands on’ learning experience.
Our Pebble Pups will become skilled at the different
stages of the rock cycle. Each day will take them
deeper into the history of our planet, how it works,
and the past life left behind in our fossil record.
Specimens will be incorporated into each lesson
plan with a strong emphasis in each students’
individual learning capabilities. A trip to Natures!, a
natural science shop in Portsmouth, will show some
rare and interesting specimens along with each
student breaking open a geode for them to keep.
August 8 - 12
9 am - 3 pm
Come take a stroll on the beaches of Southern
New England with Professor Nancy Millard
and learn about the marine life and geology of
our shores. Students will take an active part in
finding specimens, learning what they are and
the interaction of species. Along with the biology,
students will also delve into the geological record
of rocks and minerals of our coastlines. A special
fossil collecting trip is available on Aquidneck
Island along with a stop at Natures!, a natural
science shop in Portsmouth, to see marine
specimens up to two feet long.
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Sports Programs
Family fit camp
ages 11-17, entering grades 7-12
July 11 - 15
9 am - 3 pm
$570 per group - one child & one parent (includes lunch)
10 parent/child groups will attend a one week camp focusing on developing a healthy and fit lifestyle.
Learn about “The Five Major Components of Fitnesss such as:”
• Cardiovascular • Strength • Muscular Endurance • Flexibility • Nutrition
Two trainers will separate the groups into training units. The groups will stay together throughout the week
switching trainers half way through. Have fun with fitness packed days of hiking, yoga, resistance training,
fitness games, paintball, sports, and nutrition classes.
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speed and conditioning
mini camp
ages 8-12, entering grades 3-7
July 18 - 22, July 25 - 29
9 am - 12 pm
$200 one week, $350 two week special
Learn speed and conditioning techniques from certified personal trainers and conditioning coaches. Learn
the importance of proper stretching, running form, footwork, agility, and conditioning drills. Increase speed
and agility for field sports like football, soccer and Lacrosse. Participate in fun games, obstacle courses and
sports like flag football and ultimate Frisbee. Get a jump start on conditioning for fall sports and have fun
too. Sign-up soon space is limited!
* more info and registration details, contact michael Hoover at (401) 247-2947,
SIGN-UPS AT WWW.HOOVERHEALTHPROGRAMS.COM
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Summer Programs
basketball - “Hoops with Hart”
ages 7 - 17, entering grades 2 - 12
June 27 - July 1
August 15 - 19
9 am - 3 pm 9 am - 3 pm
$225 per week (includes lunch)
Join St. Andrew’s basketball coaches Michael Hart and
John O’Shea for the 15th Annual “Hoops with Hart”
Basketball Camp. In this week-long program, you will
learn about the game of basketball, gain valuable life
skills, make new friends, and have fun! Campers receive a RockTM paraphernalia, awards, and prizes.
Campers will need basketball shoes and appropriate basketball apparel.
St. Andrew’s has sent numerous players to Division I, II, and III schools as well as several to overseas
professional leagues. Michael Carter-Williams ‘11 is the first Rhode Island basketball player selected to
the McDonald’s All American High School Basketball Team and will play for Syracuse University in the
fall. Demetris Nichols ‘03 is currently playing in the NBA. In this camp, past and present players act as
leaders, mentors, and junior coaches.
COACH MICHAEL HART
Head Coach, St. Andrew’s Varsity Basketball
• Worked with many college and NBA players
• 26 years of camp experience
• Coach Roundball Classic
• Coach ABCD Camp
• Coach Eastern Invitational Camp
• Coach, multiple college camps
• Extensive network with today’s
top college and NBA Coaches
Tennis camps
Youth Tennis Camp
ages 8 - 15,
entering grades 3 - 10
July 11 - 15
July 18 - 22
July 25 - 29
August 1 - 5
August 8 - 12
8:30 am - 12 pm
8:30 am - 12 pm
8:30 am - 12 pm
8:30 am - 12 pm
Competition Week
$185 per week
Coach “D” and our experienced staff will teach
you the basics of this challenging sport! The camp
will cover stroke drills, net play, overheads, serving
instruction, and match play supervised with
commentary. Campers will start each morning
with conditioning and stretching. Snacks and
beverages will be provided. We pride ourselves on
a low camper-to-instructor ratio, resulting in limited
space so be sure to register early!
COACH JOHN O’SHEA
Associate Head Coach, St. Andrew’s
Varsity Basketball
• Worked with many college and NBA players
• Coach EIBC Thessaloniki, Greece Camp
• Coach SEC / ACC Challenge All-Star Game
(Raleigh, NC)
• Coach Eastern Invitational Camp
• Coach, multiple college camps
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Intermediate Tennis Camp:
Drilling, Basics, Strategy
& Tactics ages 10 - 17,
entering grades 6 - 12
July 11 - 15
July 18 - 22
July 25 - 29
August 1 - 5
August 8 - 12
8:30 am - 4 pm
8:30 am - 4 pm
8:30 am - 4 pm
8:30 am - 4 pm
Competition Week
$250 per week (includes lunch)
Spend a full day playing tennis under Coach
Eddie Anelundi and Coach D’s instruction! This
all day camp will start in the morning drilling
the basics and finishing in the afternoon learning strategy and tactics with the advanced
players.
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Advanced Tennis Camp: Strategy and Tactics
ages 12 - 17, entering grades 8 - 12
July 11 - 15
July 18 - 22
July 25 - 29
August 1 - 5
August 8 - 12
1 - 4 pm
1 - 4 pm
1 - 4 pm
1 - 4 pm
Competition Week
$200 per week
This program is perfect for a player who wants to improve their school team ranking or is about to start
on the road to playing competitively. Coach Eddie Anelundi, currently the Barrington Girls Varsity Tennis
Coach, has more than 30 years of professional experience. He will help you develop a sound strategy before
getting on the court and motivate you to implement those tactics while on the court.
Compete against local club teams, and put your strategy and tactics to work.
ALL TENNIS CAMPERS WILL NEED: A racquet, court sneakers, hat, and water bottle.
WE PROVIDE: Tennis balls, camp t-shirt, and prizes. On rainy days, campers will play indoors in the
gym. Private lessons are also available.
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LACROSSE CAMPS
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Riptide Girls Lacrosse
ages 8-14, grade 3 - 9
June 27 - July 1
9 am - 3 pm
(9 am - 12 pm on Fri)
$260 per week (includes lunch) Girls Lacrosse is a rapidly growing sport in New England. We are excited to offer you another
opportunity to experience the great game of girls lacrosse!
The Rhode Island Riptide Lacrosse Camp was created with two objectives — The first is to introduce the
game to those who have never had the opportunity to play and the second is to prepare those with interest
for the increasingly competitive high school game. The staff is committed to pursuing these objectives in
a supportive, energetic environment. In this way, each player is provided the opportunity to have fun and
develop skills at her own pace. We invite you to try lacrosse for the first time and/or improve your skills. The
staff is comprised of local area coaches and experienced players, all of whom are dedicated to providing the
best summer experience for girls to learn lacrosse and realize their own potential.
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Stick, mouthpiece, goggles, and water bottle. Lacrosse gloves recommended
for older groups. Space is limited to 65 players so reply early to reserve your spot! There is a $25
discount for each additional family member. Registration includes lunch and a camp T-shirt.
* CALL PETER BROCK AT (401) 245-5569 OR E-MAIL [email protected] TO PREREGISTER TODAY!
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Sixth Annual Ocean State Boys Camp
ages 8-17, grades 3 - 12
July 11 - 15
9 am - 3 pm $350 per week (includes lunch) $325 per week (US Lacrosse members) Camp Directors Jeff Popham, Rory Whipple, Andrew Whipple, and experienced staff invite you to
play in our 6th annual camp. Like last year’s highly successful camp, the 2011 OSL Camp will be a
great experience for accomplished as well as beginning players. With the great game of lacrosse
evolving at a fast rate, we feel our camp will give you the tools to be successful on and off the field.
Our goal is to develop each camper into a faster, stronger, more confident and complete team player.
Our emphasis will be on:
• Motivating you to master the fundamentals such as passing, catching, cutting, scooping, and shooting
with both the strong and weak hand.
• Teaching you the advanced team play skills at each position such as attack, midfield, defense, and
goalie-to give you the undeniable edge! • Practicing special situations to prepare you for success at critical points in a game.
• Improving your strength, speed, and agility.
• Playing daily games, encouraging teamwork, and having fun!!
CAMPERS WILL RECEIVE: a lacrosse jersey, water bottle, afternoon snack, and special gift.
Space is limited so please sign up early! Apply a $25 discount to players who are U.S. Lacrosse
members. Also, there is a $25 discount for each additional family member. Need-based aid is also
available.
Here are comments from parents of players who played in past OSL Camps:
‘Your camp got top ranks from our family. It was fun for Christopher, he leaned a lot and it was all around
a great experience, thank you for helping him develop as a player and as a person.’
‘My three sons have attended a half dozen lacrosse camps. The Ocean State Lacrosse Camp did the
best job of combining fun and instruction – especially for grade school age.’
‘I had a great time; I thought that the camp was well organized and that all of the coaches really knew
what they were doing.’
* CONTACT JEFF POPHAM, (401) 247-1003 OR [email protected] TO PREREGISTER TODAY!
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NOGA SOCCER CAMP
Academy Soccer Camp - Coed, ages 7 - 17
July 18 - 22 9 am - 4 pm Early Registration Feb. 1 - March 31
April 1 - May 31
June 1 onwards $305 per week
$355 per week
$405 per week
Mini Soccer Camp - Coed, ages 5 - 6
July 18 - 22
9 am - 12 pm
Early Registration Feb. 1 - March 31
April 1 - May 31
June 1 onwards $135 per week
$175 per week
$195 per week
There are camps and then there is a NOGA Soccer Academy. For the very best in a soccer
academy experience, nothing matches NOGA. Whether a player is a five-year-old beginner
taking their first steps in the game, a ten-year-old about to play premier for the first time, or a
16-year-old with college on their mind, NOGA’s comprehensive coaching program is designed to
lead you to your potential.
In its 16th year at St. Andrew’s School, NOGA utilizes our superb athletic facilities. This camp
features highly skilled British instructors who can increase your offensive and defensive skills.
Camp Director John Tomlinson is a qualified English F.A. Coach who spent three years with the
English Division One team, Birmingham City FC. John is currently the Director for Bruno United
Soccer Club. Come learn from the best! Spaces fill quickly. Discounts available for early signup. All full-day campers receive lunch.
* FOR INFORMATION ON ALL CAMPS, CALL 1-800-422-6778 OR JOHN TOMLINSON AT
(401) 682-2976. DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE IF YOU REGISTER EARLY. YOU MUST REGISTER
ONLINE AT WWW.NOGASOCCER.COM.
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Summer Programs
Afternoon and
Extended Day Program
EARLY BIRD
June 27 - July 1, July 11 - August 19
7:30 am - 8:45 am (regular drop-off time)
$10 per day / $50 per week
St. Andrew’s School provides an early drop-off program where campers are supervised by our summer
program staff. Registered campers may attend any and all mornings. Participants may “Drop-in” the
program, as needed, for $10 per morning (regardless of drop off time and only if space is available.)
Payment is made on the day of drop-off.
AFTER 3
June 27 - July 1, July 11 - August 19
3:00 pm - 5:15 pm
$20 per day/$75 per week
Summer Programs at St. Andrew’s School also provides an After-Hours Program. Children enjoy free
time for play with friends along with a variety of planned activities. “Drop-in” will also be offered on a
space-available basis (Pick-up after 5:15 pm will have a late fee assessed.)
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2011 Summer Camps - REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Director: Harold Sands
Assistant Director: Joanne Fayan
Camp Office Phone: 401-246-1230 ext. 3036
Fax: 401-246-0013
E-mail: [email protected]
St Andrew’s Summer Programs registrations
are accepted online at www.standrews-ri.org
on a first-come, first served, space-available
basis. Please reserve your space with a 50%
non-refundable deposit. This deposit will be
deducted from your child’s total payment.
Checks should be made payable to
St. Andrew’s School.
The balance of all tuition and fees is due in full
on or before the first day of the camp. A $30
fee will be assessed for all returned checks.
Mail registration forms to:
St. Andrew’s School
2010 Summer Programs
63 Federal Road
Barrington, RI 02806-2425
St. Andrew’s Summer Programs reserves the
right to cancel or revise any program. A full
refund will be made for canceled programs.
Summer Programs’ Snack Shop
The snack shop offers campers the opportunity
to get the extra energy they need to make it
through the day. From sweets to fruit juice,
participants can stock up. Items range from
$.25 to $2.00.
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DATES 6/27 - 7/1
7/11 - 15
7/18 - 22
7/25 - 29
8/1 - 5
8/8 - 12
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A dventure Pr o g ra m s
Adventure Camp
9am - 3pm
9am - 3pm
9am - 3pm
Lifelong Camp 9am - 3pm
Paintball Camp
9am - 3pm
8/15 -19
art Pr o g ra m s
Parade Camp 9am - 3pm, July 4
Authors/Illustr.
(Gr 2 & 3)
9am - 3pm
Authors (Gr 4-6)
9am - 3pm
Masters (Gr 1-3) 9am - 12pm
9am - 12pm
9am - 12pm
9am - 12pm
Masters (Gr 4-8)
9am - 3pm 1pm - 4pm 9am - 3 pm
9am - 3 pm
Wearable Art
9am - 3 pm
Global Art
9am - 12pm
Art Outdoors
3-D Art
9am - 3pm
9am - 3pm
Ceramics
9AM - 12PM
Photography
9am - 3pm
t h eater Pr o g ra m s - A c t @ St . andre w s
9am - 12pm 9am - 12pm 9am - 12pm 9am - 12pm 9am - 12pm 9am - 12pm
ACTSA Jr. (Gr K-2)
ACTSA (Gr 3-9) 9AM - 3PM
Stage II (Gr 7-12) 9am - 3pm
9AM - 3PM
Tour (Gr 3-12)
9AM - 3PM
9AM - 3PM
c h e s s Pr o g ra m
Chess Camp
9am - 3pm
edu c ati o nal Pr o g ra m s
Offered August 22 - 26, 8:30 am - 12:30 pm & 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
College Bound Srs.
Reading/Studying
3-WEEK SESSION - 9AM - 12PM
Math
Afternoon Camp
Focused Education
3-WEEK SESSION - 9AM - 12PM
3-WEEK SESSION - 12PM - 3PM
7:30AM - 9AM or 3PM - 4:30PM
Experiment 9am - 3pm
Mr. B’s Whatcha.
s c ien c e Pr o g ra m s
9am - 3pm
Robotics
9AM - 3PM
Geology
9am - 3pm
Oceanography s p o rt s Pr o g ra m s
9am - 3pm
Family Fit Camp
Speed & Agility
9am - 3pm
9am - 12pm 9am - 12pm
Basketball 9am - 3pm
9am - 3pm
8:30am - 12pm 8:30am - 12pm 8:30am - 12pm 8:30am - 12pmCompetition Wk.
TENNIS - Youth
8:30am - 4pm 8:30am - 4pm 8:30am - 4pm 8:30am - 4pm Competition Wk.
Intermediate
Advanced
1 - 4pm
1 - 4pm
1 - 4pm
1 - 4pm
LACROSSE Girls: 9am - 3pmBoys: 9am - 3pm
NOGA™ SOCCCER
Full-day
9am - 4pm
Mini
9am - 12pm
Competition Wk.
A f tern o o n & extended day Pr o g ra m
Early Bird 7:30 - 8:45am 7:30 - 8:45am 7:30 - 8:45am 7:30 - 8:45am 7:30 - 8:45am 7:30 - 8:45am 7:30 - 8:45am
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