Day Camp | Counselor in Training Program | Summer Drama Camp

DAY CAMP

Ages 6-12 / Members: $50; Non-Members: $75

Campers will spend the day in a safe, supervised environment participating in activities such as arts & crafts, field games, swimming and sports. Special events include field trips, weekly themes, wacky games, talent show and guest entertainment. Camp shirts included. Convenient pre and post camp care available to accommodate the busy work schedule for no extra charge! Our experienced camp staff is First Aid and CPR certified and carefully screened to make sure that your children are under supervision of caring and compassionate professionals.

Week 1: July 7 – 11
Week 2: July 14 – 18
Week 3: July 21 – 25
Week 4: July 28 – August 1
Week 5: August 4 – 8
Week 6: August 11 – 15

Day Camp rates are low due to funding from the Robinson-Broadhurst Foundation. "This Camp must comply with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and be licensed by the local Board of Health."

Hours
Pre-Camp Care: 7 – 9 am
Camp: 9 am - 4 pm
Post: Camp Care 4 – 5:30 pm

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COUNSELOR IN TRAINING PROGRAM

The Clark Memorial YMCA is proud to offer the CIT (counselor in training) program for young adults between the ages of 13 – 16. CIT's will be involved in "Project Go" with the Winchendon Public Schools. The Mount Wachusett Community College will be selecting CIT'S through the "Summer Up" program.

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YOUNG COMPANY THEATRE EXPERIENCE SUMMER DRAMA CAMP

July 7-August 8 / Mon-Fri: 9 am- 4 pm / Age Groups: 6-11 & 12-18
Members: $75/wk x 5 weeks = $375 / Non-Members: $80/wk x 5 weeks = $400
Campers must register for all 5 weeks / Space is Limited

Get the Young Company Theatre Experience, led by Brenda J. Lillie, Artistic Director of Doors and Windows Theatre Co. Brenda is a member of the Actor's Equity Association and a 16 year veteran of the Entertainment Industry.

Both age groups will have separate classes, working on age appropriate material and receive related instruction.

A typical day will include basic stage language and theater skills into the world of imagination and movement using improvisation and pantomime. Each participant will help to build the world of the play by constructing props, costumes and set pieces. Campers will conclude each day with full company rehearsals. The camp season will culminate with an on stage performance open to the public on Friday evening, August 8.

This program is an opportunity to build self confidence, social and communication skills, and conflict resolution. Decision-making skills will also be enhanced, as choices and expression will be a major component of the program. Campers will "find their niche" acting on stage or operating behind the scenes, as there is a role to play for everyone.

Final performance will be A Midsummer Night's Dream, open to the public on Friday, August 8.

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