We’re in the second full week of public school vacation. For parents that still haven’t finalized camp plans, you may be running out of time to book weeks that work for your family this summer.
So, I’m highlighting more options in town or connected to Algonquin, and reminding of the camp options that I already shared. Read the full article → from More specialty camps & sports clinics (Updated)
Algonquin Girls Volleyball players will use their skills to put on another volleyball clinic this summer Read the full article → from ARHS Girls Volleyball Clinic
It’s not a sports camp, but I learned about another clinic for girls interested in playing sports this summer. The program is led by the players and coach of Algonquin’s varsity Field Hockey team. Read the full article → from ARHS’ Youth Field Hockey Clinic — August 27th
An author/illustrator will work with children at the Southborough Library again this spring to help them express themselves with ink. Read the full article → from Free “Self-Care Comics Camp” for grades 2-8
For families looking for a more flexible schedule this summer than weekly camps, Southborough Extended Day has a “Summer Fun Club” that is worth checking out. Read the full article → from Southborough Extended Day Program moving to Finn this summer
This summer, Southborough Recreation is introducing two new camps for teens. Both are in partnership with a voice studio in a neighboring town. Read the full article → from “Performer” & “Recording Artist” camps for teen singers
In late June, the Algonquin Boys & Girls Tennis teams will hold a Tennis Clinic for kids entering grades K-8. Read the full article → from Tennis Clinic for K-8 kids this summer
Last week, when I alerted readers that Rec’s summer camp registration was about to open*, I listed other options for camps in town. Now, I’m following up to cover the newest one in more detail. Read the full article → from St Mark’s School’s Summer Camp
Last year, I shared news about a volunteer run Summer Robotics Camp organized by three young Southborough brothers. This spring, they are recruiting participants for this summer’s camp.
Four the fourth straight year, the camp is being offered to children entering grades 2–9 and hosted Algonquin Regional High School. Read the full article → from Register this month for NERA’s summer Robotics camp
Southborough Recreation is again giving town residents the first shot at signing their kids up for Summer Camp, and other programs this spring and summer. Read the full article → from Summer Camps: An overview of options in town (Updated-again)