Belmont Hill Summer Programs

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Summer Camps

Official Website: Belmont Hill Summer Programs
Location: 350 Prospect Street, Belmont, MA, 02478 map
Phone:617-993-5215
Ages: Kids, Teens
Cost: $$

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Sport camps including baseball, basketball, softball, lacrosse, field hockey, wrestling, strength and conditioning, junior sports and more. Academic programs for enrichment or school credit. Music programs including jazz and chamber ensembles. Create a full day of art and tennis.

Belmont Hill School is dedicated to the same pursuit of excellence in its coeducational Summer Programs as it is throughout the academic year.

The summer school classes and activities, which include music, art and tennis workshops, are designed to create a positive and supportive learning environment within a small group setting. We offer a solid line-up of courses taught by experienced and caring teachers and mentors. In addition, each student may elect as little or as much from our program as individual needs or interests dictate.

Academic classes can be paired with music, art and tennis workshops to create a full day of studies and activity on campus. Summer offerings include various math, science, language, English, history, computer and SAT preparation courses. The art workshops include photography, theatre, woodworking, journalism, creative writing, 3D art, pottery and painting/drawing. In addition, our new music program includes chamber ensembles, jazz ensembles and the possibility of private lessons.

The sport camps are tailored to separate ages and skill levels with the intent to improve both individual fundamentals and level of play. Homogenous groups, according to age, grade and playing experience, are established for skills, instruction and games. Good sportsmanship and the need for cooperative learning are stressed. The director of each camp is a qualified professional as well as a teacher/coach in the Belmont Hill tradition. The camps that were offered in 2004 include baseball, advanced baseball, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, softball, volleyball, field hockey, squash, strength and conditioning, wrestling and junior sports.