With over 30 fun-filled and action-packed camps, HSP is the destination for learning, playing, building, and creating this summer! We offer Early Morning Care and Lunch Bunch before and in between camps at the Lower School, for an additional $25 each.
Camps are subject to change.
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Note: Camps are listed by camp location, not grade. Please scroll through all the camp locations to find camps that fit your child’s age group. You can also view the camp listings in our brochure.
Preschool
Week 1: June 4th-8th
Learning Ridge: Early Roboticist Camp | Pre-K3-K | $175 | register
Morning Session | Students will take part in 12 hands-on STEAM workshops where we answer questions like: What are different types of machines?; What is a lever?; and, What is a robot? Students will build different technological machines, amusement parks and towns, construct trains and railways, understand the foundations of robotics and logic much more.
Week 2: June 11th-15th
Playball Sports Camp for Girls and Boys | Pre-K2-K | $215 | register
Morning Session | Children will participate in a range of instructor-led activities including fundamental skills for tennis, hockey, basketball, baseball, soccer and volleyball. Playball helps children to build a foundation from which they can develop confidence in multiple sports skills and go on to choose a preferred sport. This confidence is developed as they become more competent in their sports skills and spills over into their everyday lives.
Week 3: June 18th-22nd
Heidi Harrington’s Science and Nature Camp | Pre-K4-K | $175 | register
Morning Session | A Natural Science Camp for kids who love (or want to love) the outdoors! We will explore the school grounds looking at plants, animals, insects and amphibians. It is a hands-on experience, learning as we go! From what does a plant start out as to how do animals make their homes? Where does water come from and how slimy is a frog? It is a fun time for everyone! Just load up on the sunscreen, have closed-toed shoes, send a snack, and the 3 hours will fly by!
Week 4: June 25th-29th
Oh, The Places You'll Go! | Pre-K3-K | $195 | register
Morning Session | Children will enjoy outdoor exploration and play through scavenger hunts, obstacle courses, games and arts & crafts. We’ll spark excitement using all five senses through sensory activities, music and even science experiments. Children will build skills by working together as a team as well as independently to move mountains! To wrap up our week on Friday, we’ll have a fun water/sand day. Join Ms. Georgia for a fun packed journey!
Week 5: July 9th-13th
Learning Ridge: Early Adventurer Camp | Pre-K3-K | $175 | register
Afternoon Session | Students will take part in 12 hands-on STEAM workshops where we answer questions like: What are ecosystems?; How did people live a long time ago?; and, What are some essential parts of a community? Students will build different animal habitats, community structures and farming elements as well as understand the foundations of robotics and adventure.
Week 7: July 23rd-27th
Learning Ridge: Early Adventurer Camp | Pre-K3-K | $175 | register
Morning Session | Students will take part in 12 hands-on STEAM workshops where we answer questions like: What are ecosystems?; How did people live a long time ago?; and, What are some essential parts of a community? Students will build different animal habitats, community structures and farming elements as well as understand the foundations of robotics and adventure.
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Lower School
Week 1: June 4th-8th
Girls and Boys Basketball Camp | K-4th | $150 | register
Morning Session
Ms. Grisham’s Summer Reading Camp | 6th-7th | $225 | FULL CAMP*
Morning Session | This camp will help rising 6th and 7th graders complete one of the required summer reading assignments. During the week, students will read the book, Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt, and be introduced to reading strategies that will enhance their reading comprehension skills. Ms. Grisham will read the book with the students and help them complete one book report using their Google drives. They will have many opportunities to practice writing conventions that help a writer produce a polished essay. Participating campers should come with a copy of the book and a snack each day.
*We may open an afternoon session if there is enough interest in this camp. Please contact Morgan Gallagher at morgan.gallagher@holyspiritprep.org if interested.
Summer Fun Camp | K-2nd | $175 | register
Morning Session | Come join us for creative fun in our Lower School cafeteria as we play games like 4 corners, capture the whale, freeze dance, limbo rock, hit the bulls’s eye, and lots more including daily crafts, sidewalk chalk, Disney movies, and finally, relay water balloons on the playground at the end of each day.
Week 2: June 11th-15th
Little Cougar Soccer Camp | Pre-K4-1st | $75 | register
8:00am-9:00am | This camp will focus on the technical side of the game.
Academy Soccer Camp | 2nd-8th | $200 | register
Morning Session | This camp will focus on the technical side of the game.
Learning Ridge: World of Nature | 1st-6th | $375 | register
Full Day Session | Students will take part in 15 hands-on STEAM workshops where we answer questions like: What is pollination?; How do we control wild fires?; and, What is metamorphosis? Students will build floodgates, learn about bugs, explore the science of paper, and much more.
Week 3: June 18th-22nd
Painting Masterpieces with Esther Francis | 3rd-7th | $200 | register
Morning & Afternoon Sessions | Five days. Five Masterpieces. This camp is for the painter in your child. We will be recreating five paintings onto canvas panels to treasure and display for a lifetime. They also make great gifts! Sign up now!
Week 4: June 25th-29th
Learning Ridge: Scientific World | 1st-6th | $375 | register
Full Day Session | Students will take part in 15 hands-on STEAM workshops where we answer questions like: How do rovers work?; What makes a car go faster?; and, Why do we recycle? Students will build the tallest building, construct circuits, encode bots, engineer a race car, and much more.
Week 5: July 9th-13th
Learning Ridge: World of Nature | 1st-6th | $175 | register
Afternoon Session | Students will take part in 15 hands-on STEAM workshops where we answer questions like: What is pollination?; How do we control wild fires?; and, What is metamorphosis? Students will build floodgates, learn about bugs, explore the science of paper, and much more.
Week 6: July 16th-20th
Academy Soccer Camp | 2nd-8th | $200 | register
Morning Session | This camp will focus on the technical side of the game.
Middle School and Varsity Soccer Camp | 6th-12th | $200 | register
5:30pm-8:30pm | This camp will focus on the technical side of the game.
Imagine That!: Roborific Scientific | K-2nd | $350 | register
Full Day Session | This camp is an incredible combination of Science and LEGO(R) Technology! We will make a working flashlight from a tin can that students will take home! Learn about Newton's laws with water balloons, colliding and bouncing balls! Campers will make their LEGO builds come to life using drag and drop programming with our WeDo Robots! Click here for the full description.
Download the Imagine That! Summer Camp Flyer
Week 7: July 23rd-27th
Mrs. Brown’s Reading Alive | 4th-5th | $225 | register
Morning Session | Want a fun way to complete your final required reading book? Join Mrs. Brown to first read, and then put together a creative project for our chosen book. We will focus on reading and writing strategies to complete our project.
Code Rev: Modding in Minecraft | 3rd-8th | $400 | register
Full Day Session | Students will create powerful teleporting swords, humorous blocks, amazing mobs, bows that shoot arrows that summon ender dragons, entire worlds, and other insane items, all through the power of Java programming! Perfect for both the beginning coder and the advanced Java modding aficionado, Modding is Code Rev's most popular class!
Imagine That!: Build It... and Break It | 3rd-5th | $350 | register
Full Day Session | This camp is an amazing combination of fun hands-on Science, Engineering, and LEGO(R) Technology! Technology will include Pneumatics, motorized, and non-motorized builds. Students will build a chair lift, tower crane, windmill, and more! Our science will teach concepts of structural engineering and Newton's laws by building large models of a pinball machine, dome, and a trebuchet! Click here for the full description.
Download the Imagine That! Summer Camp Flyer
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Upper School
Week 1: June 4th-8th
Girls Basketball Camp | 5th-8th | $150 | register
Afternoon Session
Cougar Football Camp | 3rd-8th | $35 | register
MTW 6:00pm-8:00pm | The Cougar coaching staff will offer top tier football instruction. The camp will focus on game fundamentals with aspects of all three phases of the game.
Week 4: June 25th-29th
Little Cougar Cheerleading Camp | Pre-K4-5th | $150 | register
Morning Session | Little Cougar Cheerleaders will learn cheers, a dance, jumps, stunts, and tumbling at the Little Cougar Cheerleading camp. Holy Spirit Prep’s varsity and middle school cheerleaders will lead the Little Cougar Cheerleading camp. Little Cougar Cheerleaders will perform on the last day of camp for families and friends! Little Cougar Cheerleaders will have the opportunity to purchase their cheerleading uniform separate from the camp fee.
Week 6: July 16th-20th
Kids Tennis Camp | Pre-K2-4th | $200 | register
Morning Session | Come and have a fun summer playing tennis with your friends with popsicles, prizes, and fun games. Kids will learn based on the Net Generation program of the USTA and will be able to play 10 and under tennis games. Kids will be divided according to age and tennis level.
Mr. Harrison’s Marine Science Camp | 6th-9th | $250 | register
Morning Session | This camp will focus on key aspects of the oceans and life within. The camp will explore the geography, the chemistry, the life, and the human connection to our oceans. The camp will include various labs, dissections, and a field trip to an aquarium (lab cost and ticket cost included in camp fees).
Mr. Reger’s Introduction to Physics | 11th | $150 | register
Morning Session | Introduction to Physics is recommended for any student taking Physics next year who would like an introduction to the concepts and math skills that are essential for success in the course. This one-week workshop offers a brief survey of some of the foundational topics covered in a typical high school Physics class, including vectors, one dimensional motion, two dimensional motion, forces, and free body diagrams. Students who complete the workshop will enter the Physics course with confidence in their ability to understand and solve Physics problems. Each student must bring a binder, loose leaf paper, pencils, and a calculator.
Mr. Harrison’s Marine Science Camp | 10th-12th | $250 | register
Afternoon Session | This camp will focus on key aspects of the oceans and life within. The camp will explore the geography, the chemistry, the life, and the human connection to our oceans. The camp will include various labs, dissections, and a field trip to an aquarium (lab cost and ticket cost included in camp fees).
Week 7: July 23rd-27th
Mr. Harrison’s Zoology Science Camp | 6th-9th | $250 | register
Morning Session | This camp will focus on key aspects of the animal kingdom and all its major branches. We will explore the diversity of animal life through lecture, video, and dissections. Each day will explore new branches, moving towards higher complexity with dissections to compare the anatomy and adaptations. The camp will include various microscope labs, dissections, field collections, and a field trip to a zoo (lab cost and ticket cost included in camp fees).
Week 8: July 30th-Aug 1st
Mr. Radosta’s College Application Essay Workshop | 12th | $199 | register
8:00am-11:30am | This course helps high school seniors tackle one of the most difficult and elusive aspects of the college admissions process: the personal essay. The college admissions process has grown significantly more competitive over the past several years, and a thoughtful, memorable, and creative essay can help a student's application stand out in the crowd. In this course, students will read sample essays, discuss various writing techniques, and craft their own application essay(s). For students who know where they will be applying to college, please bring school-specific applications to class. Undecided students may work on essay questions from the Common Application, which is used by more than 250 independent colleges and universities. Students who attend the course will also receive help throughout the fall application process. Additionally, while the primary goal of the class is to have a completed college application essay, students may work on scholarship application essays as well.
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Spiritual Camp Opportunities
June 4th-8th
ECYD Boys Presents "Camp KINGDOM" | 8th-9th | $215 | REGISTER
Overnight Camp | Download the ECYD "Camp KINGDOM" Flyer
June 10th-16th
ECYD Challenge Summer Camp | 5th-9th | $510 | register
Overnight Camp | ECYD Challenge Summer Camp is hosted at the Diakonia Retreat Center in Salem, SC, secluded in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains featuring wooded glens, hiking trails, and its own 12-acre private lake. This year’s ECYD Challenge Summer Camp has the theme of “Write your Story”. We hope that during this camp the girls let God be the Director of their lives and see their personal story as beautiful, worth it, and it´s guaranteed to have an awesome ending more than you can ever imagine. Do you want a peek into last year’s summer camp? Click here!
Download the ECYD Challenge Summer Camp Flyer
June 11th-15th
ECYD Boys Presents "ON Fire" | 5th-7th | $215 | REGISTER
Overnight Camp | Download the ECYD "ON Fire" Flyer
July 9th-13th
HSCC Vacation Bible School | Pre-K3-6th | $60 | register
Morning Session | For more information and to register for HSCC Vacation Bible School, click here.
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