Brilliant Summer 2015

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Welcome to Brilliant SummerBrilliant Summer Calendar

Ages 3½ through Rising Grade 1Academic Course DescriptionsDay Camps

Rising Grades 2–3Academic & Athletic Course DescriptionsSpecialty Camps Creative Arts Camps

Rising Grades 4–6Academic & Athletic Course DescriptionsCreative Arts CampsSpecialty Camps

Rising Grades 7–12Academic & Athletic Course DescriptionsSpecialty Camps Creative Arts Camps

Creative Arts 3-Week Camp Course DescriptionsSpecialty Camp Course DescriptionsSpecial Events & Important InformationForms & Applications

This Summer Will Be

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An expansive program for athletes led by accomplished Saints coaches.

Half-day and full-day day camps with classes in art, theater, music, language, sports, engineering, outdoor adventures and more.

academics athletics Day Camps & specialty

CampsRegister Onlinest.catherines.org/summer

Comprehensive summer academic classes designed to enhance academic skills through enrichment, acceleration and review.

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Registration BeginsFEBRUARY 2

Latin BaLLet: SeSSion 1 Latin BaLLet: SeSSion 2 Creative artS 3-Week Camp: SeSSion 2

HeaLtH i: pHySiCaL eduCation SeSSion B (G9-G12)

HoW amuSinG Week Camp (G3-G8)

SaintS middLe SCHooL BaSketBaLL Camp (aGeS 10-14)

SaintS voLLeyBaLL Camp (G5-G9)

WorLd reLiGionS SeSSion 1: (G9-G10)

SaintS SoCCer Camp (aGeS 10-18)

introduCtion to moraL pHiLoSopHy: (G11-G12)

voLunteer proGram SeSSion d riSinG (G7-G10)

mod deSiGn WitH mineCraft® (G4-G10)WritinG tHe CoLLeGe appLiCation eSSay (G11-G12)

Creative artS 3-Week Camp: SeSSion 1

HeaLtH i: pHySiCaL eduCation SeSSion a (G9-G12)Get it Write (G6-G8)

eLeCtroniC Game deSiGn: raCinG GameS (G3-G8)

voLunteer proGram SeSSion a riSinG (G7-G10)

driver’S ed SeSSion a (G9-G12)

voLunteer proGram SeSSion B riSinG (G7-G10)

voLunteer proGram SeSSion C riSinG (G7-G10)

voLunteer proGram SeSSion C riSinG (G7-G10)

pre-aLGeBra revieW (G7-G8)

driver’S ed SeSSion B (G9-G12)WorLd reLiGionS SeSSion 2: (G9-G10)

Latin BaLLet: SeSSion 1 Latin BaLLet: SeSSion 2 Creative artS 3-Week Camp: SeSSion 2

SaintS middLe SCHooL BaSketBaLL Camp (aGeS 10-14)



SaintS tenniS Camp (G3-G6)

SpaniSH immerSion (G2-G4)mod deSiGn WitH mineCraft® (G4-G10)


diGitaL pHotoGrapHy (G4-G6)

Get it Write (G6-G8) matH CLuB (G4-G6)

SaintS voLLeyBaLL Camp (G5-G9)

SaintS SoCCer Camp (aGeS 10-18)

SaintS Speed Camp (aGeS 8-12)

Latin BaLLet: SeSSion 1 Latin BaLLet: SeSSion 2SaintS tenniS Camp (G3-G6)

Creative artS 3-Week Camp: SeSSion 2SpaniSH & CHineSe introduCtion (G1-G2)Creative artS 3-Week Camp: SeSSion 1

Jr. roBotiCS: adventure StorieS (k-G2)


readinG and WritinG fun SeSSion B (G2-G3)

Jr. meCHaniCaL enGineerinG: (k-G2)

readinG & WritinG fun SeSSion a (G2-G3)


matH Gone WiLd (k-G2)

SpaniSH immerSion (G2-G4)

SCienCe of foodS (G2-G3)

SaintS Speed Camp (aGeS 8-12)

Latin BaLLet: SeSSion 1 younG expLorerS diSCovery Camp SeSSion 1 younG expLorerS diSCovery Camp SeSSion 2Latin BaLLet: SeSSion 2

SpaniSH & CHineSe introduCtion (G1-G2) matH Gone WiLd (k-G2)

Green tHumB CLuB (aGe 3 ½-k)WorLd traveLerS (aGe 3 ½-k)

Creative BuiLderS (aGe 3 ½-k)ready readerS SeSSion C (k-G1)

matH munCH (aGe 3 ½-k)ready readerS SeSSion B (k-G1)ready readerS SeSSion a (k-G1)

Jr. roBotiCS: adventure StorieS (k-G2)

SCienCe of foodS riSinG GradeS (k-G2)

Jr. meCHaniCaL enGineerinG: (k-G2)

June 1–5 June 8–12 June 15–19 June 22–26 June 29–July 2 July 6–10July 3 All camps closed

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HeaLtH i: pHySiCaL eduCation SeSSion B (G9-G12)middLe SCHooL CHineSe (G7-G9)

SpaniSH revieW (G6-G8)

mini CampS SeSSion 1 mini CampS SeSSion 2

SparC tHeatre CampS: HiGH SCHooL muSiCaL Jr.SaintS top doG fieLd HoCkey Camp (aGeS 10-14)

voLunteer proGram SeSSion e riSinG (G7-G10)

voLunteer proGram SeSSion f riSinG (G7-G10)

driver’S ed SeSSion B (G9-G12)WorLd reLiGionS SeSSion 2: (G9-G10)

LeGo® roBotiCS oLympiCS (G3-G8)app deSiGn (G4-G10)

mountain BikinG Camp: SeSSion 1 (aGeS 8-13)

BaBySitter CertifiCation (G6-G8)

3d Game deSiGn (G4-G10)

environmentaL enGineerinG: Go Green (G3-G8)

WreCk-it Week SmaSH! CraSH! Boom! (G3-G8)


ed SHerod BaSketBaLL Camp (aGeS 8-16; BoyS & GirLS)




aLGeBra ii revieW (G9-G12)aLGeBra i revieW (G9-G12)fiSHinG Camp: S 1 (aGeS 9-14) fiSHinG Camp: S3 (aGeS 9-14) fiSHinG Camp: S4 (aGeS 9-14)fiSHinG Camp: S2 (aGeS 9-14)

kiCk Start to fourtH Grade middLe SCHooL CHineSe (G6-G8)

SpaniSH revieW (G6-G8)environmentaL enGineerinG: Go Green (G3-G8)

mini CampS SeSSion 1ComiC CreationS (G3-G5)

3d Game deSiGn (G4-G10)

kiCk Start to middLe SCHooL (G5-G6)

SaintS top doG fieLd HoCkey Camp (aGeS 10-14)

fiSHinG Camp: S1 (aGeS 9-14)

mini CampS SeSSion 2SparC tHeatre CampS: annie kidS & HiGH SCHooL muSiCaL Jr.


matH Gone WiLd (G3-G5)Study SkiLLS (G4-G6)

app deSiGn (G4-G10)

LeGo® roBotiCS oLympiCS (G3-G8)



fiSHinG Camp: S3 (aGeS 9-14) fiSHinG Camp: S4 (aGeS 9-14)





fiSHinG Camp: S2 (aGeS 9-14)

mod deSiGn WitH mineCraft® (G4-G10)

BaBySitter CertifiCation (G6-G8)

innovation LaB (G4-G6)myStery madneSS (G3-G5)

WreCk-it Week SmaSH! CraSH! Boom! (G3-G8)


Wood CreationS (k-G2)


mini CampS SeSSion 1 mini CampS SeSSion 2SparC tHeatre CampS: annie kidS

kiCk Start to SeCond GradeComiC CreationS (G3-G5)mountain BikinG Camp: SeSSion 1 (aGeS 8-13)

myStery madneSS (G3-G5)Jr. roBotiCS: WiLd animaLS (k-G2)

fairy taLe innovatorS (k-G2) amazinG adventureS (k-G2)LeGo® roBotiCS oLympiCS (G3-G8)

readinG and WritinG fun SeSSion C (G2-G3)

BookWorm (k-G2)

matH Gone WiLd (G3-G5)

fiSHinG Camp: S1 (aGeS 6-8) fiSHinG Camp: S4 (aGeS 6-8)fiSHinG Camp: SeSSion 3 (aGeS 6-8)



fiSHinG Camp: SeSSion 2 (aGeS 6-8)


env. enGineerinG: (G3-G8)


kiCk Start to tHird GradeWreCk-it Week SmaSH! CraSH! Boom! (G3-G8)

younG expLorerS diSCovery Camp SeSSion 2

SparC tHeatre CampS: annie kidS

Wood CreationS (k-G2) mini CampS SeSSion 2expLoratorium (aGe 3 ½-k)

amazinG adventureS (k-G2)

BookWorm (k-G2)

mermaid GaLS and pirate paLS (aGe 3 ½-k)

fairy taLe innovatorS (k-G2)

Jr. roBotiCS: WiLd animaLS (k-G2)

kiCk Start to firSt GradekinderGarten, Here We Come SeSSion C

younG expLorerS mini CampS SeSSion 1

younG expLorerS mini CampS SeSSion 2

kinderGarten, Here We Come: SeSSion a

kinderGarten, Here We Come: SeSSion B

July 6–10 July 13–17 July 20–24 July 27–31 august 3–7 august 10–14 august 17–21July 24Creative Arts Camps Closed

AGE 3½ to RisingGRADE 1

Academic Courses

Creative BuildersCalling all inventors, creators, builders and designers...come and build some awesome creations with us! We will create our own designs and build structures using Legos, recyclable materials and many other interesting items.

Grades: Age 3 ½–rising kindergartenDates: July 6–July 10, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $210

ExploratoriumDid you know that science and art are related? Come discover, experiment and create as we learn about the colliding worlds of art and science. Put on your lab coat and pull out your paintbrush as we dive into the art of science.

Grades: Age 3 ½–rising kindergartenDates: July 13–17, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $210

Fairy Tale InnovatorsWork with your friends to help characters from some of your favorite fairy tales solve problems using their science, technology, engineering and math skills. You’ll have lots of fun being innovative as you help your fairy tale friends tackle their sticky situations.

Grades: Rising kindergarten–grade 2Dates: July 13–17, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Green Thumb Club Catch a ladybug, chase a firefly and grow a garden…all while learning about nature and the world around us through stories, songs, art, exploration and imaginary play. The Green Thumb club will ignite your passion for nature, recycling and learning about the earth through tactile activities and developmentally appropriate science investigations. It’s time to join the Green Thumb Club!

Grades: Age 3 ½–rising kindergartenDates: June 15–19, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $210

Kick Start to First GradeFun-filled activities to help practice and review math, reading and study skills in preparation for the upcoming school year.

Grade: Rising 1Dates: August 3–7, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Kindergarten, Here We ComeFor girls in St. Catherine’s Class of 2028 Hear Ye, Hear Ye, calling all girls entering St. Catherine’s kindergarten in the fall 2015! Come meet new classmates and explore the campus in a play-oriented environment.

Session A: July 13-17, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Session B: July 20-24, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Session C: July 27-31, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Math Gone WildGet fired up about math through creative, hands-on activities. Build structures, run and jump, all while learning to better understand and appreciate math.


Math MunchCalling all budding mathematicians. You will be immersed in rich and multi-sensory activities using manipulative and hands on activities to build your child’s math skill set. Through our activities we will learn about basic addition and subtraction, graphing, telling time, fractions, word problems and money.

Grades: Age 3 ½–rising kindergartenDates: June 22–26, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $210

Mermaid Gals and Pirate PalsAhoy Mates and Mermaids...let’s set sail on an adventure into the world of mermaids and pirates. Treasure hunts, sand castle building and mystical ocean discoveries await our pirates and mermaids. This adventure will dive deep into the music, arts, language development and social skills (just don’t tell the real pirates!).

Grades: Age 3 ½–rising kindergartenDates: July 20–24, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $210

Ready ReadersExperience literature while engaging in language art activities that focus on phonemic awareness, comprehension skills and decoding.

Grades: Rising kindergarten–grade 1Session A: June 15–19, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Session B: June 29–July 2, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Session C: July 6–10, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Spanish and Chinese IntroductionJourney through Spain and China and explore cultural treasures through storytelling, music and basic conversation while being introduced to both languages.

Grades: Rising grades 1–2Dates: June 15-26, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $485

World TravelersGrab your passport and join us for a journey around the world! We will visit a new country each day through literature, games, art activities, geography and history.

Grades: Age 3 ½–rising kindergartenDates: June 29–July 2, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $210

Young Explorers Discovery Camps

Young Explorers Day Camp celebrates the younger child’s inherent curiosity and urge to play. With an emphasis on independence, children learn through experiences of touching, moving, listening, seeing and hearing. Boys and girls age 3 ½ to rising grade 1 are grouped by age and led by a certified teacher and an assistant to explore our discovery stations at their own level and pace. The uniquely designed environment stimulates learning, movement, and social interaction. Discovery station themes include visual art, science, literature, woodworking, music, engineering, puppetry, puzzles, games and creative movement. Young Explorers Day Camp provides the building blocks to basic engineering, architecture and physics, as well as the freedom to explore, observe, and ask questions and endless ways and opportunities for children to be creative and express themselves. Swimming and outdoor experiences are also included as a complement to the program.

new! Special Guest artist Hope HarrisParent’s Choice Gold Award recipient, Hope Harris will engage and entertain children in artist’s workshops and performances this summer! Hope is an independent children’s musician who recently released "Picasso, That’s Who (And So Can You)", a lively new adventure into the world of art. Hope’s new songs are a tuneful celebration of 19th and 20th century visual artists, offering musical mini-lessons in art appreciation and encouraging kids to pick up a crayon or a paintbrush and create art.

Grades: Boys & girls age 3½ years–rising grade 1. Children must have turned 3 years old by December 1, 2014 and be toilet-trained.

Session One: June 15–July 2 Session Two: July 6–23 ( July 24: closed for clean up)Days & Times: Monday through Friday

Half-day camp: Morning or afternoon 8:45–11:45 a.m. or 12:45–3:45 p.m. Cost: $425

Full-day camp: 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.Cost: $840 Lunch included for all full-day campers. 10% discount for multiple sessions.

Violin, Piano and Flute ClassesHalf-hour lessons in violin, piano or flute are offered as a complement to the Young Explorers program. Students must be 4½ years old to participate.

Violin lessons are at 8:15 a.m. or 11:45 a.m. daily. Piano & flute lessons are at 11:45 a.m. daily. Cost: $70

Young Explorers Mini Camps

A scaled down version of our day camp, the Mini Camps engage children in a variety of activities including outside play, creative games, story times and art classes.

Session One: July 27–31 Session Two: August 3–7

Half-day camp: 8:45–11:45 a.m. or 12:45–3:45 p.m. One-week, half-day $140

Full-day camp: 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m. One-week, full-day $270 (Please pack a lunch)

Specialty Camps

Annie Kids

SPARC and Cadence Theatre Company bring their popular, sell-out August Adventure camp back to St. Catherine’s. See page 29 for more information.

Latin Ballet of Virginia Day CampDiscover dance while connecting various dance forms to Latin language and culture. See page 29 for more information.

Amazing AdventuresWhat do pirate flags, scavenger hunts, and marble races have in common? They are all a part of our Amazing Adventures camp. You will be taken on adventures each camp session — ranging from mysteries to pirate adventures to minute-to-win it competitions. Don’t miss out on our daily challenges. Not only will you have an amazing time, but you will sharpen your reasoning skills, increase processing speed and broaden your creative mind.

Grades: Rising kindergarten–grade 2Dates: July 20–24, 12:45–3:45 p.m.Cost: $240

BookwormWe all know reading is important, but we have a secret at St. Catherine’s…it’s also fun! Our bookworm camp is for the true book lover as well as the weary reader. Biocubes, poetry in motion, reading games and clay idioms will get you wiggling into a good book. Enhance and build reading skills and confidence while fostering a love for reading.


Junior Mechanical Engineering: Let’s Make ToysBecome a junior mechanical engineer while exploring the fundamental concepts of energy, materials and movement. All campers will construct six different toys including spinners, magical boomerang cans, wind-up whirligigs and more.

Grades: Rising kindergarten–grade 2Dates: June 15–19, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Junior Robotics: Adventure StoriesThis camp is a perfect mixture of fun and learning, using LEGO® WeDo™ Robots. Using LEGO® bricks campers will build an airplane rescue, a giant escape and a sailboat storm all while learning how to program and operate creations using a laptop computer.

Grades: Rising kindergarten–grade 2Dates: June 29–July 2, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

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Junior Robotics: Wild AnimalsWild Animals is a perfect mixture of fun and learning, using LEGO® WeDo™ Robots. Using LEGO® bricks, students build a hungry alligator, a flying bird and a roaring lion and then learn how to program and operate their creations using a laptop computer.


Wood CreationsKeep your hands and minds building this summer with wood creations. We will build and design mini tree houses, totem poles, robots, geoboards, cars and many more fantastic wood creations by hammering, sanding and painting our own wood masterpieces. (Tools used in the camp are hammers, sandpaper and nails).

Grades: Rising kindergarten-grade 2Dates: July 27–31, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

New Expanded Program!

Saints Tennis Camp St. Catherine’s tennis courtsThe Saints tennis staff will open up a world of possibilities for athletes as they strive to learn new tennis skills. Individual attention in a fun daily camp experience will allow each camper to see improvement.

Grades: Rising grades 3–6 Dates: June 8–12, 9 a.m.–noon

Contact: Alicia Raymond, [email protected] Camp fee: $175

Saints Speed CampSt. Catherine’s kenny Center, St. Catherine’s GreenUnder the guidance of Saints varsity track coach Sherry Edwards and Dr. Andrea Katz, exercise physiologist and physical therapist, athletes will work on all aspects of running technique. Those interested in any sport will benefit by the universal knowledge and development of running know-how. Through drills and video, athletes will be challenged to improve on the post assessment times and quality of technique.

Ages: Boys and Girls ages 8–12 Dates: June 8–12, 8–10 a.m.

Contact: Sherry Edwards, [email protected] Camp fee: $125

Specialty Camps

Annie KidsSPARC and Cadence Theatre Company bring their popular, sell-out August Adventure camp back to St. Catherine’s. See page 29 for more information.


Science of FoodsMeasurements can be a fun way to brush up on math skills. Discover the reactions between foods, the how of heat and the why of working with unique ingredients to prepare delicious foods.

Grades: Rising grades 2-3Dates: June 22-26, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Spanish and Chinese IntroductionJourney through Spain and China and explore cultural treasures through storytelling, music and basic conversation while being introduced to both languages.

Grades: Rising grades 1-2Dates: June 15-26, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Cost: $485

Spanish ImmersionExplore Spanish culture and language with Senora Shealy as you ”travel” to various Latin American countries. This full day immersion class will incorporate language, cooking, literature, field trips and much more.

Grades: Rising grades 2–4Dates: June 22-26, 8:45–11:45 a.m. Cost: $240

Athletic Campsregister at the kenny Center office or download the brochure at www.st.catherines.org/athletics.

Ed Sherod Basketball Camp St. Catherine’s kenny CenterVCU Hall of Famer Ed Sherod brings former college players on staff to teach all campers the finer points of the game, along with the rest of the Saints varsity staff. Groups are divided by skill level and experience to challenge every camper and help them take his or her game to the next level. The daily skill drills and modified games provide a competitive experience for each level of basketball IQ. Campers bring their lunch each day and enjoy motivational sessions during the lunch break.

Ages: Boys and Girls ages 8–16Dates: August 3-7, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Contact: Pat Sherod, [email protected] Camp fee: $250

RISING Grades

Academic Courses

Fairy Tale InnovatorsWork with your friends to help characters from some of your favorite fairy tales solve problems using their science, technology, engineering and math skills. You’ll have lots of fun being innovative as you help your fairy tale friends tackle their sticky situations.

Grades: Rising kindergarten–grade 2Dates: July 13-17, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Kick Start to Second GradeFun-filled activities to help practice and review math, reading and study skills in preparation for the upcoming school year.

Grade: Rising grade 2Dates: August 3–7, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Kick Start to Third GradeFun-filled activities to help practice and review math, reading and study skills in preparation for the upcoming school year.




Reading and Writing FunIncrease reading fluency while enjoying various forms of children’s literature. Have fun while improving reading, vocabulary and writing skills.

Grades: Rising grades 2–3Session A: June 15–19, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Session B: June 29–July 2, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Session C: July 13–17, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Comic CreationsDo you have a knack for drawing? Do you like to write? Come join us as we explore the world of comics. We will learn about the different styles of cartooning, create new characters and build a portfolio of your work.

Grades: Rising grades 3–5Dates: July 27–31, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Electronic Game Design: Racing GamesThis camp will introduce you to the world of video game creation in a fun, non-competitive, step by step process that will spark your imagination and encourage your critical thinking skills. You will design and create sports, platform, racing and invader defense games and take a copy of your creation home to play.

Grades: Rising grades 3–8Half day: June 22–26, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240Full day: June 22–26, 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.Cost: $480

Environmental Engineering: Go GreenOur most experienced engineering campers use the Engineering Design Process to design, create, test and refine basic solutions related to alternative energy and environmental issues. Campers are challenged to discover alternative desalination methods to purify water, design sails for a model boat sailing on an incline against a headwind and develop solutions to clean up an oil spill with time and material limitations.

Grades: Rising grades 3–8Half day: August 3–7, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240Full day: August 3–7, 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.Cost: $480

How Amusing Week CampCampers will divide into competitive theme park teams and then challenge other teams in specific engineering-related contests with the goal of creating the most fantastic and thrilling theme park experience!

Grades: Rising grades 3–8Half day: July 6–10, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240Full day: July 6–10, 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.Cost: $480

LEGO® Robotics OlympicsCampers design and program robots to compete in simulated Olympic events such as sprinting in a race, throwing a basketball and shooting a puck into a hockey goal. Whose robot will be declared the best Olympian?


Mystery MadnessGet out your magnifying glasses and detective hats because we have clues to decipher and crimes to solve. We’ll put our critical thinking to the test and get to the bottom of each of these mysteries by learning the tricks real investigators use to solve cases. While experimenting with simple detection techniques, your reasoning skills will grow and problem solving skills will become better than CSI agents.


Wood CreationsKeep your hands and minds building this summer with wood creations. We will build and design mini tree houses, totem poles, robots, geoboards, cars and many more fantastic wood creations by hammering, sanding and painting our own wood masterpieces.(Tools used in the camp are hammers, sandpaper and nails).


Wreck-It Week - Smash! Crash! BOOM!Join Wrecking Companies for the week and attempt to work your way up the ranks from intern to president. Campers will compete against other wrecking companies in various engineering-related challenges, such as building a bridge from balsa wood and constructing safety mechanisms to protect a raw egg from impact. Put on your hard hats and safety goggles and join the fun.

Grades: Rising grades 3–8Half day: July 27–August 31, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240Full day: July 27–August 31, 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.Cost: $480

Junior Mechanical Engineering: Let’s Make ToysBecome a junior mechanical engineer while exploring the fundamental concepts of energy, materials and movement. All campers will construct six different toys including spinners, magical boomerang cans, wind-up whirligigs and more.

Grades: Rising kindergarten–grade 2Dates: June 15–19, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Junior Robotics: Adventure StoriesThis camp is a perfect mixture of fun and learning, using LEGO® WeDo™ Robots. Using LEGO® bricks campers will build an airplane rescue, a giant escape and a sailboat storm all while learning how to program and operate creations using a laptop computer.

Grades: Rising kindergarten–grade 2Dates: June 29–July 2, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Junior Robotics: Wild AnimalsWild Animals is a perfect mixture of fun and learning, using LEGO® WeDo™ Robots. Using LEGO® bricks, students build a hungry alligator, a flying bird and a roaring lion and then learn how to program and operate their creations using a laptop computer.


Mountain Biking Camp & Fishing CampSt. Catherine’s and Virginia Outside have teamed up to offer one-week, all-day fishing or all-day mountain biking camps. Students meet in the Maple Avenue parking lot and are transported to various locations in the James River Park System and surrounding wild spaces.

Session One: July 27–31 Session Two: Aug. 3–7 Session Three: Aug. 10–14 Session Four: Aug. 17–21

Mountain Biking Camps (ages 8–13) 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Cost: $450 per week

Fishing Camps (ages 6–8) 9:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Cost: $395 per week


Amazing AdventuresWhat do pirate flags, scavenger hunts, and marble races have in common? They are all a part of our Amazing Adventures camp. You will be taken on adventures each camp session — ranging from mysteries to pirate adventures to minute-to-win it competitions. Don’t miss out on our daily challenges. Not only will you have an amazing time, but you will sharpen your reasoning skills, increase processing speed and broaden your creative mind.

Grades: Rising kindergarten–grade 2Dates: July 20–24, 12:45–3:45 p.m.Cost: $240

BookwormWe all know reading is important, but we have a secret at St. Catherine’s…it’s also fun! Our bookworm camp is for the true book lover as well as the weary reader. Biocubes, poetry in motion, reading games and clay idioms will get you wiggling into a good book. Enhance and build reading skills and confidence while fostering a love for reading.


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Ceramics

Cheer and Dance

Digital Photography- Beginner

Drumming

Fabric Collage

Garden Art

Gone Fishin’ (3pds)

Improvisational Comedy

Insects and Animals

Karate

Piano Beginner

Soccer

Watercolor Techniques

The World of Eric Carle

Backyard Zoology

Fairy Habitats

Gone Fishin' (cont.)

Guitar Beginner

Gymnastics

Paper Fashions

Rockets, Robots & Radical Structures

Strange New Worlds (S2)

Summer Scientists

Flute - Beginner

Piano - Intermediate

Violin 2

Ball Games

Ceramics

Gone Fishin' (cont.)

Just Jump!

Karate

Magic Prints

Mosaic Madness

Perspectives

Physical Comedy

Pop Art Attack

Story Art

Super Sleuths

Swimming - Beginner

Violin 1

1 1 1

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Day Camp Choices by Period for Rising Second and Third GradersThe morning consists of 1st, 2nd and 3rd periods; the afternoon consists of 4th, 5th, and 6th periods. Indicate a first, second and third class choice for each period on all mail in applications. If you do not list three choices, or if you requested choices that are not available, we may assign your child to an available class. Note that some classes may last more than one period.

If taking two sessions, please select a different set of classes for the second session.

Session one: June 15–July 2 (closed July 3) Session two: July 6–23 (closed July 24)

monday through fridayHalf-day camp: 8:45–11:45 a.m. or 12:45–3:45 p.m. full-day camp: 8:45–3:45 p.m.

tuition: See page 32 for details

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Creative Arts3-Week Camps

Hippety Hop

Origami - Beginner

Papier-Maché Works

Rockets, Robots & Radical Structures

Shakespeare Stories

Ukulele

Swimming-Intermediate

An Actor's Life for Me

Ball Games

Cool Chemistry

Origami - Beginner

Painting

Piano Beginner

Summer Scientists

The World of Eric Carle

Art of the Ancients

Ceramics

It’s a Zoo

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Treehouse Architects

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Parents, please fill out the forms on page 31.

A scaled down version of our day camp spanning one week, Mini Camps offer a variety of choices. There will be two 90-minute classes in the morning and two 90-minute classes in the afternoon with a supervised lunch and recess break between the morning and afternoon sessions.

Session one: July 27–31 Session two: August 3–7

Half-day camp: 8:45–11:45 a.m. or 12:45–3:45 p.m. full-day camp: 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m. Please pack a lunchHalf-day camp: $140 full-day camp: $270

you have four periodS to select among these fun activates (see page 33 for schedule):Ball Games Board Games & Card GamesCeramicsDance Creations

Drawing & Painting Martial Arts Swimming Origami

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Kick Start to Fourth GradeFun-filled activities to help practice and review math, reading and study skills in preparation for the upcoming school year.


Kick Start to Middle SchoolFor students new to St. Catherine’s Middle School. Get your motor running! Come experience fun-filled activities to help you get acquainted to St. Catherine’s Middle School while learning new skills in math, reading and study skills.

Grades: Rising grades 5–6Dates: July 27–31, 9–11 a.m.Cost: $160

Math Club Keep your math muscles in shape over the summer to strengthen and review foundational math skills. We will use games, stories and interactive activities while fostering a love for mathematics and problem solving.

Grades: Rising grades 4-6Dates: June 29-July 2, 8:45 - 11:45 a.m.Cost: $240


Grade: Rising grades 3–5Dates: July 20–24, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

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4-6Middle School ChineseGet a head start learning Chinese by listening, speaking, reading and writing Chinese. This course will give you a deep insight into the Chinese culture.

Grades: Rising grades 6–8Dates: Aug. 17–20, 10 a.m.–noonCost: $130

Spanish ImmersionExplore Spanish culture and language with Senora Shealy as you” travel” to various Latin American countries. This full day immersion class will incorporate language, cooking, literature, field trips and much more.

Grades: Rising grades 2–4Dates: June 22-26, 8:45–11:45 a.m. Cost: $240

Spanish ReviewStrengthen your foundational language skills while reviewing vocabulary and grammatical structures. We will also practice written and oral language skills.


Study SkillsDiscover your own personal learning strengths, improve your memory, learn test-taking skills and time management to help you get better grades in school.


Academic Courses

Babysitter CertificationBecome a certified babysitter while learning how to care for infants and children, create a safe environment, make good decisions, solve problems and handle emergencies.

Grades: Rising grades 6–8Dates: Aug. 10–12, 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Cost: $160

Digital PhotographyExplore the world through the lens, and work on your very own digital manipulation through Photoshop. Phone or point and shoot cameras are welcome.

Grades: Rising grades 4–6Dates: June 15–19, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Get It WriteStrengthen your reading, writing and grammar skills before moving to the next grade. Daily writing practice, supported by grammar and punctuation will emphasize clarity and expression and proper sentence structure.


Innovation LabTo innovate is to create something new. Put on your lab coat and engineering camp and join us for a week of exploration. Using a variety materials, together we will plan and create a fresh new product...all based on YOUR needs!

Grades: Rising grades 4-6Dates: July 13-17, 8:45 - 11:45 a.m.Cost: $240



Ages: Boys and Girls ages 8–16Dates: August 3–7, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Contact: Pat Sherod, [email protected] Camp fee: $250

Saints Middle School Basketball Camp St. Catherine’s kenny CenterUnder the guidance of VCU Hall of Famer and Saints varsity coach Ed Sherod, campers will work on all aspects of the game: shooting, ball handling, passing, rebounding and defense. Through drills and games, athletes will be challenged to improve their individual and team skills. The Saints varsity staff and players add to the dynamic curriculum for a fun and challenging week.

Ages: 10–14Dates: June 8–12, 9 a.m.–noonContact: Pat Sherod, [email protected] Camp fee: $175

Saints Soccer CampSt. Catherine’s Goochland fieldsThe Saints Soccer Camps are a great place for any soccer enthusiast who is looking to improve her skills, work hard, make new friends, and have fun! Our mission is to provide the athletes with the tools to enjoy soccer for life! We promise a safe, healthy, and challenging learning environment with some of the best facilities in the Richmond area.

Ages: Upper School 14–18, Middle School 10–14Dates: June 8–12, 3:30–5:30 p.m. Upper School; 5:30–7:30 p.m. Middle SchoolCamp fee: $175

Saints Speed CampSt. Catherine’s kenny Center, St. Catherine’s GreenUnder the guidance of Saints varsity track coach Sherry Edwards and Dr. Andrea Katz, exercise physiologist and physical therapist, athletes will work on all aspects of running technique. Those interested in any sport will benefit by the universal knowledge and development of running know-how. Through drills and video, athletes will be challenged to improve on the post assessment times and quality of technique.

Ages: Boys and Girls ages 8–12 Dates: June 8–12, 8–10 a.m.Contact: Sherry Edwards, [email protected] Camp fee: $125

Saints Tennis Camp St. Catherine’s tennis courtsThe Saints tennis staff will open up a world of possibilities for athletes as they strive to learn new tennis skills. Individual attention in a fun daily camp experience will allow each camper to see improvement.

Grades: Rising grades 3–6 Dates: June 8–12, 9 a.m.–noon Contact: Alicia Raymond, [email protected] Camp fee: $175

Saints Top Dog Field Hockey CampSt. Catherine’s Goochland fieldsAcquire the skills needed to be successful at all levels of the sport—then put those skills into action on the field! Don Warner, former men’s indoor national team player and Saints varsity coach, along with college players and the Saints varsity coaching staff share their expertise and passion for the game. The outstanding Bermuda grass fields allow for exceptional success for all players. At the conclusion of camp each athlete will receive a brief outline on her performance with suggestions for improvement.

Ages: 10–14Dates: July 27–31, 4–7 p.m.Contact: Don Warner, [email protected] Camp fee: $175

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Saints Volleyball Camp St. Catherine’s kenny CenterThe Saints volleyball staff will teach you skill progressions and tactical strategies for all offensive and defensive positions of the sport. Develop basic skills to improve serve, set, pass, block and attack. Groups will be divided by experience level. Individual attention in a fun daily camp experience make this camp a great choice for aspiring volleyball players.

Grades: Rising grades 5–9Dates: June 8–12, 3–6 p.m. Contact: Andrea Dowdy, [email protected] fee: $175

Art of the AncientsField GamesGymnasticsHand-Sewing and QuiltingJammin' on the James (3 pds)Mountain Biking (3 pds)StorytellingStrange New Worlds (S2)Strings Rock!Swordplay and Stage CombatTennis - BeginnerUkuleleVolleyballWeavingWho Dunnit?

CeramicsChinese Language & CultureCrazy About CrochetDrummingFabric CollageFlag FootballFlute - BeginnerGarden Art Improvisational ComedyInsects and AnimalsJammin' on the James (cont.)Junior Theatre KarateMountain Biking (cont.)Piano - IntermediatePop Art AttackPop Color PizzazTennis - IntermediateWatercolor TechniquesViolin 2You be the Author

BandworksBejeweledBrilliant Summer Live (S1)Candlemaking BasicsChess BlitzGuitar - Intermediate Hogwarts AdventureJammin' on the James (cont.)Junior Theatre (cont)Just Jump!Mountain Biking (cont.)Origami for EverybodyProp Shop (S1)Rockets, Robots & Radical StructuresSewing Masters SoccerStreet JazzSwimming - BeginnerViolin 1Volleyball

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Art Around the HouseBackyard ZoologyBandworksBasketballBeadingChess BlitzCeramicsGone Fishin’ (3 pds)Green Screen Movie Machine (S2)

Hogwarts AdventureIntro to FashionKnitting IntermediateMagic PrintsMountain Biking (3 pds)PaintingPerspectivesPhotography IPhysical ComedyPiano BeginnerPower Jump RopeSwimming - IntermediateTeam Challenges

American Sign LanguageBoard Games & Card GamesFlute ChoirGone Fishin’ (cont.)Guitar – BeginnerHair AccessoriesLyrical DanceMarvelous MiniaturesMountain Biking (cont.)Music Video ProductionMusical TheatrePhotojournalismSculpt-itSee it Draw it Swimming – AdvancedTo Dye ForTreehouse Architects

Asian Art AdventuresBasketballCool ChemistryDance CreationsFlute - BeginnerGone Fishin’ (cont.)Knitting for BeginnersMountain Biking (cont.)Paint Your Pet Papier-Maché WorksPhotography IPiano IntermediateStage Make upStand Up Comedy ClassSummer ScientistsSuper SleuthsSwimming - IntermediateTo Dye ForA World of Theatre

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Grades: Rising grades 3–8Half day: June 22–26, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240Full day: June 22–26, 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.Cost: $480


Grades: Rising grades 3–8Half day: August 3–7, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240Full day: August 3–7, 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.Cost: $480





Mystery MadnessGet out your magnifying glasses and detective hats because we have clues to decipher and crimes to solve. We’ll put our critical thinking to the test and get to the bottom of each of these mysteries by learning the tricks real investigators use to solve cases. While experimenting with simple detection techniques, your reasoning skills will grow and problem solving skills will become better than CSI agents.



Grades: Rising grades 3-8Half day: July 27–August 31, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240Full day: July 27–August 31, 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.Cost: $480

Specialty Camps

Disney’s High School Musical 2 JRSPARC and Cadence Theatre Company are back to bring you Disney Channel’s smash hit High School Musical 2 JR. See page 29 for more information.







Comic CreationsDo you have a knack for drawing? Do you like to write? Come join us as we explore the world of comics. We will learn about the different styles of cartooning, create new characters and build a portfolio of your work.


Specialty Youth Digital Courses

One week full day courses that empower children to become digital creators, designers, animators, programmers and developers. Grades: Rising 4—6 or 7—10times: 8:45 am—3:45 pm Cost: $450 per week

3D Game DesignLearn the Fundamentals of Game Design and Scripting while creating your own professional-looking video game.

Dates: Aug 3—7

App DesignCome up with a concept, design the graphics, and use object-oriented programming to create an app for Android® or Apple® devices.

Dates: July 20—24

Mod Design with Minecraft®Modify the Java™ source code for Minecraft®, designing graphics and creating 3D models for your own items and characters.Session A: June 15—19 Session B: July 27—31

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Upper School Credit CoursesUpper School credit courses are open to all students seeking summer enrichment opportunities. St. Catherine’s students may take credit courses for advancement. Summer grades will not be used in the calculation of a student’s GPA; however, these courses will be recorded on the student’s transcript.

Credit class attendance policyClass attendance is very important because of the condensed nature of the course. Each class period is considered to be one week’s worth of material. No more than one unexcused absence or two excused absences are allowed. If a student misses one day more than one unexcused absence, even if the second is excused, the student will risk forfeiting the course credit.

Health I: Physical EducationThis credit course focuses on two content areas: health care in the lives of Americans and human sexuality and relationships.

Grades: Rising grades 9-12Session A: June 15–July 2, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.Session B: July 6–24, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.Cost: $850

Introduction to Moral Philosophy Survey classical approaches to moral decision-making. Students learn to analyze important ethical issues facing our city and the world today.Grades: Rising grades 11–12Dates: June 8–26, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.Cost: $850

World ReligionsExplore issues common to all religions and wrestle with fundamental existential questions, while seeking to understand history and culture.Grades: Rising grades 9–10Session A: June 8–26, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.Session B: June 29–July 17, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.Cost: $850

Get It WriteStrengthen your reading, writing and grammar skills before moving to the next grade. Daily writing practice, supported by grammar and punctuation will emphasize clarity and expression and proper sentence structure.


Middle School ChineseGet a head start learning Chinese by listening, speaking, reading and writing Chinese. This course will give you a deep insight into the Chinese culture.

Grades: Rising grades 7–9Dates: Aug. 17–20, 10 a.m. – noonCost: $130

Pre-Algebra ReviewGet ready for the new school year by reviewing such skills as fractions, decimals and percents. In addition, students will work with exponents, polynomials and linear functions. A special emphasis will be placed on solving equations.

Grades: Rising grades 7–8Dates: June 29–July 2, 8:45–11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Spanish ReviewStrengthen your foundational language skills while reviewing vocabulary and grammatical structures. We will also practice written and oral language skills.


Writing the College Application EssayDon’t put off what you can do today. Take this course and by the end of the session you will have several drafts that could be used for topics that colleges predictably assign.

Grades: Rising grades 11–12Dates: June 15–19, 10 a.m.–noonCost: $240

Academic Courses

Algebra I Review Have you forgotten how to solve multi-step equations, a system of equations, inequalities, absolute values and quadratic functions? Join us to firm up those Algebra I skills so you can be ready for the first day of math class in the fall.

Grades: Rising grades 9–12 Dates: July 27–31, 9–11 a.m.Cost: $240

Algebra II Review Are you going into Pre-Calculus and it has been a year since you have had Algebra II? Together we will revisit the following functions: linear, quadratic, absolute value, radical, exponential and some conic sections. Additionally, students will work with polynomials and rational expressions. Bring your graphing calculator.

Grades: Rising grades 9–12 Dates: August 3 – 7, 9–11 a.m.Cost: $240

Babysitter CertificationBecome a certified babysitter while learning how to care for infants and children, create a safe environment, make good decisions, solve problems and handle emergencies.

Grades: Rising grades 6-8Dates: Aug. 10-12, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Cost: $160

Driver’s EdOpen to any student entering grades 9-12 in the fall of 2014. This course prepares students for safe motor vehicle operation.

Grades: Rising grades 9–12Session A: June 8–11, 15–18, 22, 8 a.m.–noonSession B: July 6–9, 20–23, 27, 8 a.m.–noonCost: $150

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Saints Middle School Basketball Camp St. Catherine’s kenny CenterUnder the guidance of VCU Hall of Famer and Saints varsity coach Ed Sherod, campers will work on all aspects of the game: shooting, ball handling, passing, rebounding and defense. Through drills and games, athletes will be challenged to improve their individual and team skills. The Saints varsity staff and players add to the dynamic curriculum for a fun and challenging week.

Ages: 10-14Dates: June 8-12, 9 a.m.-noonContact: Pat Sherod, [email protected] Camp fee: $175

Saints Soccer CampSt. Catherine’s Goochland fieldsThe Saints Soccer Camps are a great place for any soccer enthusiast who is looking to improve her skills, work hard, make new friends, and have fun! Our mission is to provide the athletes with the tools to enjoy soccer for life! We promise a safe, healthy, and challenging learning environment with some of the best facilities in the Richmond area.

Ages: Upper School 14-18, Middle School 10-14Dates: June 8-12, 3:30-5:30 p.m. Upper School; 5:30-7:30 p.m. Middle SchoolCamp fee: $175


Ages: Boys and Girls ages 8–16Dates: August 3-7, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Contact: Pat Sherod, [email protected] Camp fee: $250

Saints Top Dog Field Hockey CampSt. Catherine’s Goochland fieldsAcquire the skills needed to be successful at all levels of the sport—then put those skills into action on the field! Don Warner, former men’s indoor national team player and Saints varsity coach, along with college players and the Saints varsity coaching staff share their expertise and passion for the game. The outstanding Bermuda grass fields allow for exceptional success for all players. At the conclusion of camp each athlete will receive a brief outline on her performance with suggestions for improvement.

Ages: 10-14Dates: July 27-31, 4-7 p.m.Contact: Don Warner, [email protected] Camp fee: $175

Saints Volleyball Camp St. Catherine’s kenny CenterThe Saints volleyball staff will teach you skill progressions and tactical strategies for all offensive and defensive positions of the sport. Develop basic skills to improve serve, set, pass, block and attack. Groups will be divided by experience level. Individual attention in a fun daily camp experience make this camp a great choice for aspiring volleyball players.

Grades: Rising grades 5-9Dates: June 8-12, 3-6 p.m. Contact: Andrea Dowdy, [email protected] fee: $175

Brilliant Summer Volunteer ProgramStudents will be assisting teachers in the morning and will participate in team building activities during the afternoon. Participants are required to complete the volunteer application addendum. Limit three sessions per volunteer.

Grades: Rising 7-10

Session A: June 15-19, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.Session B: June 22-26, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.Session C: June 29-July 2, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.Session D: July 6-10, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.Session E: July 13-17, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.Session F: July 20-24, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.

Cost: $85 per/session

Specialty Youth Digital Courses

One week full day courses that empower children to become digital creators, designers, animators, programmers and developers. Grades: Rising 4—6 or 7—10times: 8:45 am—3:45 pm Cost: $450 per week

3D Game DesignLearn the Fundamentals of Game Design and Scripting while creating your own professional-looking video game.

Dates: Aug 3—7

App DesignCome up with a concept, design the graphics, and use object-oriented programming to create an app for Android® or Apple® devices.

Dates: July 20—24

Mod Design with Minecraft®Modify the Java™ source code for Minecraft®, designing graphics and creating 3D models for your own items and characters.Session A: June 15—19 Session B: July 27—31

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Specialty Camps

Disney’s High School Musical 2 JRSPARC and Cadence Theatre Company are back to bring you Disney Channel’s smash hit High School Musical 2 JR. See page 29 for more information.



Grades: Rising grades 3-8

Half day: June 22-26, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Full day: June 22-26, 8:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m.Cost: $480



Half day: Aug. 3-7, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Full day: Aug. 3-7, 8:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.Cost: $480



Half day: July 6-10, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Full day: July 6-10, 8:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.Cost: $480



Half day: July 20-24, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Full day: July 20-24, 8:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.Cost: $480








Half day: July 27-Aug. 31, 8:45-11:45 a.m.Cost: $240

Full day: July 27-Aug. 31, 8:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.Cost: $480

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Asian Art Adventures

Crazy About Crochet

Engineering Physics

Hair Accessories

Paint Like the Impressionists

Strings Rock!

Theatre Workshop

Candlemaking - Advanced

Field Games

Photography II (2pds)

Stand-up Comedy Class

Street Jazz

Swordplay and Stage Combat

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Bandworks

Brilliant Summer Live (S2)

Chess Blitz

Engineering Physics

Guitar - Intermediate

Green Screen Movie Machine (S2)

Prop Shop (S2)

Sew Your Wardrobe

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Advanced Watercolor Techniques

American Sign Language

Bandworks

Bejeweled - Advanced

Chess Blitz

Drumming (S1)

Drumming- Advanced (S2)

Knitting Intermediate

Mountain Biking (3 pds)

Music Video Production

Power Jump Rope

River Rats (3pds)

Summer Players (3pds)

Art Around the House

Basketball

Ceramics

Creative Code (S2)

Digital Photography

Flute Choir

Knitting - Advanced

Mountain Biking (cont.)

Paint Your Pet

River Rats (cont.)

Summer Players (cont.)

Swimming – Advanced

Dance Creations

Design-A-Bag

Flag Football

Mountain Biking (cont.)

River Rats (cont.)

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Summer Players (cont.)

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Creative Code (S2)G7-G10

Crack the computer’s code. Explore how contemporary artists use computer programming to make interactive works of expressive new media art. Use an arts-focused programming language created by artists at MIT, as well as a simple HTML code and web design tools to exhibit artwork online.

Design-A-BagG7-G10

Whether it is a tote bag, handbag, beach bag or purse, bags are popular and essential to everyday living. Design and create one-of-a-kind bags out of fabric or recyclable objects using various crafting, sewing or weaving techniques.

Digital PhotographyG7-G10

Learn the basics of holding the camera and selecting the proper modes. Experiment with framing, close-ups, composition and manual settings. All you need is a digital camera and the desire to take regular picture taking to the next level.

Digital Photography: BeginnerG2-G3

Starting with the basics, learn how to hold the camera and how to frame an image. Experiment with close-ups and shots taken from different angles, perspectives and distances. Learn how to upload images and prepare for printing.

Fabric CollageG2-G3 G4-G6

Print, paint and dye your own fabric to make beautifully pieced collages of landscape, portraits, animals and more.

Bejeweled: Beginner G4-G6

Add a little sparkle to your life. Learn the basic techniques of jewelry making and create one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces with beads, wire, & mixed media. You’ll turn heads wearing your handcrafted bracelets, earrings, necklaces, anklets and more.

Bejeweled: Advanced G7-G10

Create unique and stylish jewelry and accessories that set you apart from the crowd. Go beyond the basics of jewelry making and get funky with beads, wire, glitter, rhinestones, junk, reclaimed clothing and vintage costume jewelry.

Candle Making: BasicsG4-G6

Candle making is an ancient art. Learn all the steps in this informative class, from melting, molding, rolling, dripping and dipping to painting, sticking, building and carving. Discover the fun and creativity of making candles.

Candle Making: AdvancedG7-G10

Learn advanced candle making techniques and build upon established skills. Make more candles by experimenting with creative design methods.

CeramicsG2-G3 G4-G6 G7-G10

Explore the wonders of clay and learn traditional hand- building methods of clay construction. Using coil, slab and sculptural techniques, learn to texture, weave, carve and layer hand-built creations.

Crazy About CrochetG4-G6 G7-G10

Design and make a crocheted necklace and bracelet using silk cording and a variety of beads. Many colors will be available to spark your creativity.

The Fabulous Face (S2)G4-G6

The bathroom mirror is not the only place to make funny faces. Explore different ways of making portraits in a variety of media. Play with caricature, cubism, collage, pop and other ways to represent the human face.

Fairy HabitatsG2-G3

Create fairy houses, furniture and clothing using objects and items found in nature. Create stories about the inhabitants and a map of our fairy village!

Green Screen Movie Machine (S2)G4-G6 G7-G10

Put yourself in the movies! Using a green-screen and iMovie, build and inhabit creative video worlds. Paint scenery, design foreground and background scenery in Photoshop and tell stories in whatever wild world you can imagine.

Garden ArtG2-G3 G4-G6

Use a variety of materials to create beautiful and useful garden art objects including birdhouses, stepping stones and more.

Hair AccessoriesG4-G6 G7-G10

From headbands and hair barrettes to scrunchies and bows we will use fabric, wire, beads and more to make a wide variety of different hair accessories.

Visual ArtsArt of the Ancients

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Discover ancient techniques for creating art such as mosaics, sand art, pottery and even hieroglyphs.

Art Around the HouseG4-G6 G7-G10

Artwork does not have to hang on a wall—it can be made for many purposes. Come and explore the usefulness of art to create chalkboards, magnets, vases and more. Be creative and express yourself while making functional art for the house.

Asian Art AdventuresG4-G6 G7-G10

Learn about China’s 5,000 years of technical and artistic achievements and create Chinese-inspired arts and crafts. Make lanterns, kites, dragons, masks and more.

BeadingG4-G6

Explore different beading techniques including weaving, crocheting and wire joining. Make wearable art and learn how beads can also be used in fashion and sculpture.

Full Course Descriptions

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PerspectivesG2-G3 G4-G6

Imagine seeing the world from a tiny ant’s perspective or from the eyes of a bird flying high in the sky. Learn how to use scale and proportion to see the world in a whole new way.

Photography IG4-G6

Take snapshots with a prototype pinhole camera, as well as use any type of point-and-shoot camera to take pictures all around the St. Catherine’s campus. Learn how to artfully hand-color photographs.Class fee: $15

Photography II (2 Periods)G7-G10

During this introduction to basic photography techniques, learn about 35mm controls, darkroom setup and how to print negatives onto black and white photographic paper. Experiment with toning images and other alternative printing processes. A 35mm camera is required.Class fee: $15

PaintingG2-G3 G4-G6

Explore the creative possibilities of water-based media. Work on the fundamentals and techniques of painting in tempera, watercolor and acrylic. Discover the expressive range of each medium.

Hand Sewing and QuiltingG4-G6

Learn to sew. If you have ever lost a button, pulled out a hem, wanted to shorten a garment or stitch a quilted pillow then this class is for you! Stitch, sew and create using fabric, needles and thread as well as iron-on fusible materials.

Insects & AnimalsG2-G3 G4-G6

Create a variety of amazing and fun colorful artworks about your favorite animals and insects. Experiment with different art techniques including sculpture, painting, drawing and printmaking.

Intro to FashionG4-G6

Discover new materials and create wearable art! Learn more about the possibilities of fashion every day and on the runway. This introductory approach to fashion will teach skills to design and create dresses, skirts, tops and accessories.

It’s a ZooG2-G3

Everyone loves drawing animals. Explore animals through drawing, paintings and mixed media techniques. Learn some tips and tricks that will help you to draw any animal, both real and imagined.

Knitting for BeginnersG4-G6

Learn the lifelong skill and pleasure of knitting with master knitter Betsy Manson. Create a sweater for a favorite stuffed animal or a scarf for yourself. Basic techniques you will learn are cast-on and purl. the knitting Basket, Ltd Class fee: $25

Knitting-IntermediateG5-G6 G7-G10

Master the basics of knitting, purling and putting together a finished product. Learn how to make a colorful sock monkey. the knitting Basket, LtdClass fee: $25

Knitting: AdvancedG7-G10

If you already know how to cast-on, knit and purl, then apply your skills to create a finished product. Learn to use double-pointed needles and knit socks in the round. the knitting Basket, LtdClass fee: $25

Magic PrintsG2-G3 G4-G6

Experiment with a variety of printmaking techniques including rubbings, stamps, stencils and monotypes. Create prints with vibrant textures and bold colors appearing magically before your eyes!

Marvelous MiniaturesG4-G6

Join us as we learn to create everything from flowers to furniture in miniature. Let your imagination be your guide. Create a mini model of your dream room or a flower garden. Everything's cuter in miniature!

Mosaic MadnessG2-G3

Flowerpots, frames, birdhouses and more! An exciting class full of broken bits, glue, grout and gook.

Origami: beginnerG2-G3

The Asian art of paper folding is an ancient art form, but it’s as fun today as ever. Learn to fold flat squares of paper into incredible three-dimensional shapes.

Origami for EverybodyG4-G6

Welcome beginners and returning friends. The Asian art of paper folding is an ancient art form, but it’s as fun today as ever. Fold flat squares of paper into incredible three-dimensional shapes!

Paint Like the ImpressionistsG7-G10

“En plein air” is a French expression for painting out in the open and a popular method with the Impressionists. In this class, paint “en plein air” while learning about how the Impressionists used color to depict light, shadow and time of day.

Paint Your PetG4-G6 G7-G10

Bring a photo of your favorite pet and learn how to paint a colorful, lively acrylic portrait. Explore the process of gridding a photo and canvas, creating a composition and applying paint to produce a finished pet portrait.

Paper FashionsG2-G3

Have fun making clothing out of tissue paper, news- paper and craft materials! This introductory approach to patterning will teach skills to make dresses, skirts, tops and accessories.

Papier-Mâché WorksG2-G3 G4-G6

Paper and glue...who knew? Get a little messy with papier-mâché. Come create a menagerie of amazing animal sculptures.

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Pop Art AttackG2-G3 G4-G6

Break away from traditional art and learn how to make art inspired by the Pop Art movement. Learn how famous pop artists, including Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, broke the rules with their unique way of painting everyday objects in a fun and colorful way.

Pop, Color, Pizazz!G4-G6

Using bright colors, pop-up paper designs and decorative patterns, create art that literally pops right off the page!

Sculpt-ItG4-G6 G7-G10

Do amazing things with polymer clays—practical and fun things! Make beads, buttons, jewelry and wearable art. We will also make miniature frames, flowers, animals and dolls.

Sewing MastersG4-G6

Learn how to sew and create just about anything! Learn hand stitching, embellishing, button art, embroidery and needlework. Create fun projects such as ugly dolls and silly monster puppets.

To Dye For: AdvancedG7-G10

Release your inner hippie! Create groovy tie-dye designs on clothing with advanced techniques and tricks. We will also explore other dyeing crafts including batik, silk painting and paper marbling.

Treehouse ArchitectsG2-G3 G4-G6

What if you could design and build your very own treehouse? Sketch your lofty ideas out on paper as you make a plan — then bring your creation to life by building a 3D miniature diorama.

Watercolor TechniquesG2-G3 G4-G6

Dive into watercolor to explore wet on wet, dry brushing, resist and mixed media techniques. Learn traditional and experimental watercolor techniques in this exciting class.

Watercolor Techniques: AdvancedG7-G10

Learn traditional and experimental techniques and even a few “secret” techniques in this innovative class. You’ll soon be painting like a pro.

WeavingG2-G3 G4-G6

Weaving has taken many forms from ancient times to today. Learn the difference between the “warp” and the “weft” and rediscover the ancient art of weaving. Use a simple loom and explore a variety of techniques to create woven masterpieces.

See It, Draw ItG2-G3 G4-G6

Experiment with special observation and drawing methods that enable an easy and natural approach to drawing still lifes, figures and landscapes.

Sew Your WardrobeG7-G10

Learn the basics of patterning by creating your own clothes. Make your very own skirt or a pair of pants to add to your wardrobe!

Shibori Tie DyeG2-G3 G4-G6

The Ancient Japanese art of dyeing cloth, Shibori uses sewing, folding and tying techniques to create patterns in cloth when dyed. Experiment with materials and techniques to create beautiful scarves or give new life to old clothes.

Strange New Worlds (S2)G2-G3 (S2) G4-G6 (S2)

Boldly go where no Brilliant Summer camper has gone before! Become explorers of the vast reaches of space, imagining, discovering and creating art. Invent spacecrafts and design and build planets, as well as the strange creatures that live on them. All discoveries will be compiled into a “Galactic Atlas.”

Story ArtG2-G3

Choose your favorite story and combine imagination and creativity to make an exciting piece of story art. Experiment with a variety of art materials to bring a storybook world to life.

To Dye For: Beginner

G4-G6

Brighten up your wardrobe this summer. Learn the basic techniques of tie-dyeing and create colorful clothing you’ll want to wear. Your one-of-a-kind designs will surely make a fashion statement!

The World of Eric CarleG2-G3

Enter the magical world of the most beloved children’s book illustrator, Eric Carle. Create your own beautifully painted papers and turn them into brightly-colored images of animals, plants, people and nature.

Performing Arts

THEATERAn Actor’s Life for Me

G2-G3

Pretend you are a cat or maybe a doctor. How about a monster? Act, pretend and play theatre games and create scenes.

Brilliant Summer Live!G4-G6 (S1) G7-G10 (S2)

Do you love the sound of laughter and the exhilaration of applause? Then join the festivities with other campers who like to write and perform scripts — and who won’t be shy about showing what they can do!

Improvisational ComedyG2-G3 G4-G6

Spend this summer laughing while learning the art of improv and sketch comedy. We’ll work in an ensemble creating comic characters and stories. We’ll learn comedy techniques and participate in well-known improv games like, “Who’s Line Is It Anyway?”

Junior Theatre (2 Periods)G4-G6

Let’s put on a show. Join us to put together a full production of a scripted play to perform for fellow campers. instructor: Stephanie Butler


Theatre WorkshopG7-G10

Actors and directors will work together on script analysis, character development, staging techniques, and theatre games that will develop general theatre skills.

A World of TheatreG4-G6

There are as many types of theatre as there are cultures around the world. Come explore a wide variety of captivating theatre styles and use this knowledge to recreate Greek skits, Asian masks, Shakespeare scenes and more!

DANCECheer & Dance

G2-G3

Shake your pom poms, lift your voice and clap your hands as we groove, stomp, clap, jump and kick our way through a fun summer of cheer dancing.

Dance CreationsG4-G6 G7-G10

So you want to make up your own dances? Now’s your chance. Work individually as well as collaboratively to choreograph dances that will be shared at the end of the session.

Hippety HopG2-G3

This exciting, high-energy class will introduce campers to hip hop, beginning break dancing and movement games to get everyone dancing and moving to the beat. Hippety Hop dancers will develop and improve musicality, coordination and confidence while having fun.

Musical TheatreG2-G3 G4-G6

Experience the world of musical theatre by working on the three areas of musical theatre: acting, singing & dance. We will also learn focus, concentration & collaboration as an ensemble.

Music Video ProductionG4-G6 G7-G10

Always wanted to be a rockstar? An actor? A dancer? A filmmaker? Then this class is for you! Work as a production team to create a full length music video that students plan, design, film and edit.

Physical ComedyG2-G3 G4-G6

Enhance your comedy by learning some of the visual tricks of the comedians trade — facial gestures, silly walks and pratfalls. Through mime and improv techniques we’ll learn to use our bodies to create humor.

Prop ShopG4-G6 (S1) G7-G10 (S2)

Join the Prop Shop and help make theater props for the various plays and productions at Brilliant Summer. Students design and create requested props using refrigerator boxes, cardboard, paper maché, paint, hot glue, duct tape and staples. Be ready to collaborate, invent and make big stuff out of cardboard!

Shakespeare StoriesG2-G3

Shakespeare was one of the greatest storytellers of all time. Cut through the flowery language and find out what the plays are really all about, while learning the basics of acting.

Stage MakeupG4-G6

Look into the mirror and transform your face into a myriad of theatrical characters. Learn fundamentals of stage makeup including how to make character masks, old-age effects, realistic bruises and scars and life-like animals.

Stand-up Comedy ClassG4-G6 G7-G10

How many times have friends and family told you that you are so funny you should be on stage? It’s not as easy as it looks, but in this class get the support and inspiration needed to give it a try. Learn to synthesize improvisation, storytelling and acting to write and perform a three-five minute comedy bit.

StorytellingG4-G6

Come and learn the elements of creative storytelling and explore concepts of theatre, dance, drama, art and yoga as they apply to telling tales. Perform a story of your choice to younger campers.

Summer Players (3 Periods)G7-G10

Put together a full production of a scripted play incorporating lights, sound, set and costumes to perform for parents and fellow campers on Family Festival Night. Learn about the art of theatre while producing a captivating show.

Swordplay & Stage CombatG4-G6 G7-G10

Combine the grace and agility of using a sword with the rough and tumble of combat fighting. Practice the flair and skill of hand-to-hand combat in staged fights, from those that look amazingly real to the craziest kung fu creations. Learn the art of illusion and quick, precise technique — and all with an emphasis on safety.

Lyrical DanceG4-G6

Let the song’s lyrics inspire personal artistry and creativity. Dancers learn to tell the story of the music through their movements in this fusion of ballet and jazz dance.

Street JazzG4-G6 G7-G10

It’s a little bit of jazz, a little bit of hip-hop and a whole lotta fun! Come move, groove, shake and bounce in this high-energy dance class.

MuSICBand Works

G4-G6 G7-G10

Let’s jam! Haven’t you always wanted to join a band? Learn basic skills for a variety of individual instruments — and you choose the instruments. Experiment with the saxophone, trumpet, flute, clarinet, trombone or drums. No experience necessary.Class fee: $25

DrummingG2-G3 G4-G6

Create soundscapes of musical fun. Follow behind Robbie as he leads you to success in rhythm. Discover polyrhythms and syncopated beats and learn the skills and basic techniques of drumming and percussive music.

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Strings RockG4-G6 G7-G10

Think only guitarists can rock? Think again! Strings students will learn rock and popular songs. Open to students with at least one year of experience on their instrument: violin, viola, cello or bass.

UkuleleG2-G3 G4-G6 G7-G10

Aloha! The ukulele is becoming one of today’s most popular instruments for all ages. It’s easy to carry and play. Learn to read tablature, chords and songs. No experience required.Class fee: $25

Violin 1G2-G3 G4-G6

Learn the basics of playing the violin in a fun group setting. This class is for beginners only. Performance is optional. Class fee: $25

Violin 2G2-G3 G4-G6

Did you take Violin 1 last year or did you play the violin a few years ago and need a refresher class? Violin 2 is for you! Brush up on the basics of playing the violin and expand on your skills. There is an optional performance at the end of each session. Class fee: $25

SportsBall Games

G2-G3

The ball’s in your court as you learn basic skills for a wide variety of games with balls. Play classic games and games you’ve never played. Fun drills will improve ball-handling skills.

Guitar: IntermediateG4-G6 G7-G10

Build on your previous guitar experience by learning new chords and songs. Examine the guitar’s role in popular music by listening and playing. Class fee: $25

Piano: BeginnerG2-G3

Come and learn the fundamentals of playing the piano. Begin with pre-reading activities and move to more complicated material as music reading ability develops. No experience required.Class fee $10

Piano: IntermediateG2-G3 G4-G6

Students must have completed Piano: Beginner or have taken piano instruction for one school year to select this class. Learn scales, triads and key signatures to move towards more advanced music. No advanced students please.Class fee $10

Sound EditingG7-G10

Create an environment of sound using a computer-based editing system. Learn to transfer analogue recordings to computer hard disk, then trim, layer and mix the results. By the end of this class you’ll have the information and the skills needed to start editing your own world of sounds.

BasketballG4-G6 G7-G10

Here’s a chance to improve your basketball skills to enjoy the game more. Work on dribbling, passing, shooting, lay-ups and ball handling, while improving motor skills, eye-hand coordination and team play. Both boys and girls are invited.

Field GamesG4-G6 G7-G10

Come play Ultimate Frisbee, Ultimate Football and capture the flag. Practice throwing and catching skills with the Frisbee and football, as well as learn offensive and defensive strategies. These fun, fast-paced games provide plenty of exercise.

Flag FootballG4-G6 G7-G10

Hut one! Hut two! This challenging and enjoyable sport plays like football without the tackling. Gain skills in passing, catching and defending in this non-contact version of football. The play ends when the ball carrier’s flag has been pulled from his or her belt.

Gone Fishin’ (3 Periods )G2-G3 G4-G6

Explore the ecosystems of local freshwater ponds and the James River while fishing for bass, catfish, crappie and sunfish. Learn to tie knots, bait hooks and take fish off of hooks to release back into the water. Virginia Outside Class fee: $50

GymnasticsG3 G4-G6

Few sports develop strength, flexibility and coordination the way gymnastics does. Work on tumbling skills and floor exercises, vaulting, rope climbing and balance beam.

Drumming: Advanced (S2)G7-G10

Are you a serious drum student? If you have taken drumming classes for at least two summers, then this class of more advanced and challenging drum techniques and methods can help make you a more accomplished drummer.

Flute: BeginnerG2-G3 G4-G6

Learn to play the flute, a well-beloved and beautiful instrument through the Suzuki method and the teacher’s own instructional style.Class fee: $25

Flute ChoirG4-G6 G7-G10

For those who have taken Beginner Flute and would like to continue learning more advanced music as well as ensemble music, this is the class for you. We will review previously learned notes, begin more music that includes note reading, as well as study duets and trios. Class fee: $25

Guitar: BeginnerG2-G3 G4-G6

Guitar is one of the most popular instruments to play. Start with the fundamentals and then learn to read tablature, play chords and soon be playing songs. No experience required.Class fee: $25


Team ChallengesG4-G6

Test yourself and match wits with others as you take part in team challenges, stunts, tumbling and rope activities. Strengthen both mind and body, and learn the importance of working with others to reach a common goal.

Tennis: BeginnerG4-G6

New to tennis? The beginner pace of this class will start you out with basic tennis instruction as you develop fundamental skills of the game like groundstrokes, serving and scoring.

Tennis: IntermediateG4-G6

The is the perfect class for tennis students with a strong understanding of the game but want to get more practice through a variety of drills, games and point situations. There will also be free hitting and match-play. Pace of the class is energetic.

Tennis MixG7-G10

Whether you’re a first time tennis player or want to improve your game, join this tennis class for instruction and play. Bring your own racket.

Ultimate FrisbeeG7-G10

Learn to play the fact-paced game of Ultimate Frisbee, a fun and exciting, non-contact team sport. Played with a flying disk, Ultimate Frisbee combines the best features of sports such as soccer, basketball and football into an elegantly simple, yet fascinating and demanding game.

Jammin’ on the James (3 Periods)G4-G6

Climb, fish, float, hike, hammer, paddle, paint, snorkel and swim as you explore the James River and James River parks, guided by a naturalist, a historian and a wildlife photographer. Investigate plants, mammals, birds, bugs, fish and reptiles and learn about the river and how to enjoy it safely and with respect. Class fee: $65

Just Jump!G3 G4-G6

Jump into this fun, challenging, heart-healthy class and learn single rope skills, double dutch, partner tricks and long rope games. Jumpers will learn to jump double unders, criss cross, rope releases and so much more! No experience necessary.

KarateG2-G3 G4-G6

Be part of a fast-paced modern martial arts curriculum led by masters from Moi Fah Sports & Performing Arts. Learn basic punches, blocks and combination moves that help build coordination, strength and flexibility. Practice self-control and gain confidence while displaying a positive attitude about yourself and others.

Mountain Biking (3 Periods)G4-G6 G7-G8

Richmond has some of the best urban mountain biking trails around. Develop beginner and intermediate mountain biking skills including steering, shifting, hill climbing and descending, log hopping, dodging obstacles, etiquette, maintenance, safety and more. Bikes provided. Virginia Outside. Class fee: $50

Power Jump RopeG5-G6 G7-G10

Take a jump rope class that challenges your athletic ability. Focus on single-rope skills, double dutch, rapid fire games, partner tricks and gymnastics moves to develop intermediate and advanced jump rope skills. Previous jump rope experience recommended.

River Rats (3 Periods)G7-G10

Explore the James River Park System through a variety of activities including climbing trees, fishing for giant catfish, swimming through rapids, paddling kayaks, rock climbing, hiking trails, snorkeling, tubing down the river and participate in a volunteer project. Learn to appreciate and enjoy the river safely.Class fee: $65

SoccerG2-G3 G4-G6

Improve passing, trapping and shooting in this basic skills class. Learn offensive and defensive positioning, plus the strategies that make soccer fun. Develop speed, skill, technique and form.

Swimming: BeginnerG2-G3 G4-G6

Learn basic strokes and how to float. Dive and participate in a variety of water games and contests. Of course water safety and pool rules are taught and always emphasized.

Swimming: IntermediateG2-G3 G4-G6

If you can keep yourself afloat and feel comfortable in the water then this is the class for you. Work on stroke technique and participate in a variety of games. Water safety rules will be emphasized.

Swimming: AdvancedG4-G6 G7-G10

Want to become a competitive swimmer? Master the four competitive strokes and develop swimming endurance. Participate in a variety of relays and games and dive into the knowledge needed to be a junior lifeguard.

VolleyballG4-G6 G7-G10

Learn the rules and strategies of this popular sport. Through drills and games, learn to serve, pass, volley and block and set and smash the ball.

EnrichmentAmerican Sign Language

G4-G6 G7-G10

Say something without ever speaking a word. Learn American Sign Language and investigate the culture that surrounds this language and the people who speak it.

Backyard ZoologyG2-G3 G4-G6

The most amazing science begins in the backyard! Start by identifying and observing some of the simplest organisms and ending with the most advanced. Through discussions and observations, learn about habitats, life cycles and predator-prey relationships. Science through the eyes of a Child Class fee: $50

Board Games & Card GamesG4-G6

Come inside, cool down and enjoy exciting indoor board and card games that rely on chance, strategy and skill. Play classic games and the latest popular games. You won’t be bored.

Chess BlitzG4-G6 G7-G10

Engage in the basic tactics and strategies of chess. Learn about the game of kings and queens as you improve your chess playing through daily games and strategy sessions. Championship Chess

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Full DescriptionsChinese Language & Culture

G4-G6

Experience a hands-on approach to the art, language and culture of ancient and modern China. Learn how to speak and write in Mandarin Chinese and use bamboo brushes to paint Chinese calligraphy. Also learn to count in Chinese and how to use a Chinese calculator called an “abacus.”

Cool ChemistryG2-G3 G4-G6

Make things bubble, fizz, splatter and ooze. Learn about solids, liquids and gases and conduct experiments to grow crystals and produce slime. Science through the eyes of a ChildClass fee: $50

Hogwarts AdventureG4-G6

Take a ride on the Hogwarts Express for three weeks during day camp. Get sorted into a house, complete with Harry Potter crafts and activities and compete for the Hogwarts House Cup.

Engineering PhysicsG4-G6

Physics is the study of forces and motion. Learn about gravity, friction, centrifugal force and rotational pull through hands-on experiences. Build bridges and test the load capacity. Engineer launchers and water rockets for flights up to 400 feet! You’ll soon see why physics is fun. Science through the eyes of a Child Class fee: $50

PhotojournalismG4-G6

Photograph, write, collect, edit and publish pictures and stories to report on Brilliant Summer’s news and events.

Rockets, Robots & Radical StructuresG2-G3 G4-G6

Step into the dynamic world of science, technology and engineering with Mad Science! Create amazing structures, explore space technology with NASA, build your own model rocket, work with lasers, and construct your very own line tracking robot to take home with you! mad ScienceLab fee: $50

Summer ScientistsG2-G3 G4-G6

Explore science by conducting experiments on a daily basis. Learn about chemistry using baking soda, vinegar and a cork. Create an “earth friendly” derby car to test the laws of physics. Cook s’mores in a solar oven while learning about heat transfer and so much more!

Super Sleuths G2-G3 G4-G6

Young detectives will use their keen powers of observation and deductive reasoning to find clues and solve mysteries. Learn how to write secret messages, decipher codes and other super sleuthing skills.

Who Dunnit?G4-G6

Become a junior forensic scientist and learn how to solve a crime. Make observations, dust for fingerprints and analyze crime scene data to find out who dunnit? Try to stump your classmates by creating your own crime scenario.

You Be the AuthorG4-G6 G7-G10

Come discover the lifelong joys of creative writing — and get to know yourself better in the process. We will do creative writing exercises and also enjoy some selected writing examples from wonderful writers, both old and new. You’ll learn important writing and creative skills that will help become the best possible writer.


Register online beginning February www.sparconline.org

Specialty Camps

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Annie KidsSPARC and Cadence Theatre Company bring their popular, sell-out August Adventure camp back to St. Catherine’s to present the kids version of Annie, a musical filled with NYC adventures and show-stopping fun. Adapted from the Broadway play, this musical contains your favorite tunes such as, “You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile,” “It’s the Hard Knock Life,” and “Tomorrow.” This two-week summer performance camp is for pre-k through rising grade 4 students. Campers will enjoy rotations of singing, dancing, acting and arts and crafts as they collaborate to bring this beloved show to life. The final performance will be on August 14. Sign up today and end your summer on a high note!

The camp meets Monday-Friday for two weeks: August 3-14

Ages 4-6 9 a.m.- 1 p.m. Cost: $345

Ages 7-9 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Cost: $465

Extended day care available for ages 4-6 from 1-3 p.m. for a one time additional cost of $120

High School Musical 2 Jr.

SPARC and Cadence Theatre Company are back to bring you a fabulous follow up to last year’s High School Musical JR production by presenting Disney Channel’s smash hit High School Musical 2 JR. Students will have a chance to play their favorite characters at East High as they enter into a new season and a new year. This two-week summer performance camp is for students entering grades 5-8. Youth will work on all aspects of performance including acting, singing, and dancing as they work together to stage the popular show. The final performance will be on August 14. This is the perfect way to have some fun before heading back to school!

Dates: August 3-14

Ages 10-139 a.m.-3 p.m.Cost: $465

Latin Ballet of Virginia Day CampDiscover dance while connecting various |dance forms to Latin language and culture. Each camp includes classes in Latin dance, ballet, modern and hip-hop. Dance history, drums and percussion, arts, crafts and much more will also be explored. This unique program is taught by professional dancers and musicians, who have years of performance and teaching experience to share with students. Each session culminates with a final student performance, based on international legends and myths.

Ages 5-14Half day Session One: June 1-5, 9 a.m.-noonHalf day Session Two: June 8-12, 9 a.m.-noon Half day Session Cost: $200

Full day Session One: June 1-5, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Full day Session Two: June 8-12, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Full day Session Cost: $300

Special Events

Friday FrolicsEveryone gathers each Friday at the end of the camp day for Friday Frolics, a time for special events, performances or concerts. The carnival-like atmosphere is not only a great way to end the week but gives campers and staff a chance to get together and engage in competitive and artistic activities with an outdoor theme.

Family FestivalSt. Catherine’s Brilliant Summer Program holds an evening Family Festival for parents and visitors on July 1 for Session One participants and July 23 for Session Two participants. The festivals are a culmination of the campers’ efforts and provide an opportunity for children to display their artwork and perform music, dance and theatre productions.

Important Information

A Note about ClassesA final schedule confirming your camper’s classes will be sent to you in the spring along with an orientation letter and carpool assignments. On the first day of each session, campers receive a laminated copy of their schedule on the back of their nametag to wear each day of camp. All classes offered are subject to cancellation.

Due to the creative nature of our program class activities may be subject to change. Students may occasionally attend special performances, participate in games or engage in activities not listed in the class descriptions.

All Brilliant Summer programs coordinate to provide a full day of care filled with fun and enriching opportunities. If you are interested in combining classes from different programs, music lessons or tutoring sessions to fill the day, just let us know. Counselors will safely escort your child to and from each activity.

Extended Day Brilliant Summer offers two extended day options for campers who need to arrive earlier or stay later than the program’s regular hours. Emphasis is on supervised, recreational and creative activities. Enrollment in Extended Day must take place before June 1.

Day Campers Extended Day Options: A. 7:30 a.m.–8:45 a.m. $100 per session B. 3:45 p.m.–6 p.m. $175 per session (includes snack)

Leadership

Terrie Scheckelhoff, Ph.D. Head of School

Chris Carlisle Director of Auxiliary Programs, Assistant Director of Admissions [email protected]

Lewis James Director of Day Camps [email protected]

Julie Dayton Director of Athletics [email protected]

Andrea Byrd Administrative Assistant [email protected]

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LAST NAM

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Day C

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TAKING

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: SESSIO

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TAKING

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Lunch Option:

LUNCH

FEES: X

=

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PERIOD

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4TH PERIO

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5TH PERIO

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6TH PERIO

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session

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Use this space to register for Specialty Camps and Youth D

igital Camps. Please fill out all applicable inform

ation.

Payment & Refund Inform

ationEach student m

ust pay a non-refundable $75 deposit for each class, camp and/or session. Paym

ents by check should be made payable to Brilliant Sum

mer. After registering, all

future changes in registration must be m

ade in writing (via em

ail or written notice) and subm

itted to the Brilliant Summ

er office.

Full Payment w

ith all applicable fees is due on or before June 1, A $35 service fee will be charged on any returned checks. Please call the Brilliant Sum

mer offi

ce at 804-288-2804, etc. 3396 for financial aid or paym

ent options.

June 1 is the last day to request a tuition refund, minus the $75 non-refundable deposit. All requests m

ust be made in w

riting (via email or w

ritten notice). With the exception of class

cancellation due to low num

bers, no refunds will be issued after June 1.

Each additional child enrolled in Brilliant Summ

er from the sam

e family receives a 10% discount on base tuition of equal or lesser cost.

return completed application and deposit to: Brilliant Sum

mer at St. Catherine’s School | 6001 G

rove avenue | richmond, virginia 23226

Total Brilliant Summ

er FeesTotal Academ

ic Course Fees Total Creative Arts 3-W

eek Camp Fees

Total Mini Cam

p FeesTotal Specialty Cam

p Fees total Brilliant Sum

mer fees

due June 1, 2015

Deposits D

ue with A

pplicationAcadem

ic Deposit ($75/class)

Creative Arts 3-Week Cam

p Deposit ($75/class)

Mini Cam

p Deposit ($75/class)

Specialty Camp D

eposit ($75/class)total Brilliant Sum

mer d

eposit d

ue with application

I have read and understand the policies of Brilliant Summ

er as stated in the brochure and agree to abide by the terms outlined above regarding tuition and fees. Your tuition balance

is due on or before June 1. Brilliant Summ

er must be in receipt of your paym

ent or withdraw

al notification by these due dates, otherwise you forfeit your child’s place and w

e bill you for the full tuition. If a w

ithdrawal takes place after June 3 there is no tuition refund. If space is available after these dates and you apply, full tuition paym

ent is due with your

application in order to register. (Initial)

I give permission for photographs or videos of m

y child or his/her creative works to be published in the brochure or w

eb site. I understand my child w

ill be removed from

the campus

if he/she engages in behavior inappropriate, illegal or harmful to staff, others, or property.

(Initial)

Check if any of the follow

ing is applicable:

My child has perm

ission to take field trips

My child has perm

ission to go off campus for River classes

My child has perm

ission to go swim

ming

My child is w

alking or biking to Brilliant Summ

er The arr./dep. tim

e is /

Check if you w

ould like to be added to the list and receive information from

other parents interested in carpooling.

Signature: D

ate:

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RegistrationAny paper applications received prior to February 2 will be marked as February 2 and will be processed in random order on the first day of registration. After February 2, we will continue to accept applications and register children until the programs reach capacity. The Brilliant Summer Program admits students of any race, color, nationality or ethnic origin.

If you would prefer to mail your application please use the enclosed application and envelope or call the Auxiliary Programs/Brilliant Summer office: 804-288-2804, ext. 3396

ApplicationsFor Creative Arts 3-Week Camps, be sure to specify your camper’s first, second and third choice classes on mail-in applications. If you do not list three choices or if your requested choices are not available, we may assign your child to an available class.

Schedules & Carpool AssignmentsA final schedule confirming your child’s classes will be sent to you by June 1 with an orientation letter and carpool assignments. On the first day of each session, students will receive a laminated copy of their schedule on the back of their nametag to wear each day of camp. All classes offered are subject to cancellation.

Payment and Refund InformationEach student must pay a non-refundable $75 deposit for each class, camp and/or session. Payments by check should be made payable to Brilliant Summer. After registering, all future changes in registration must be made in writing (via email or written notice) and submitted to the Brilliant Summer office.

Full payment with all applicable fees is due on or before June 1. A $35 service fee will be charged on any returned checks. Please call the Brilliant Summer office at 804-288-2804, ext. 3396 for financial aid or payment options.

June 1 is the last day to request a tuition refund, minus the $75 non-refundable deposit. All requests must be made in writing. With the exception class cancellation due to low numbers, no refunds will be issued after June 1.

Each additional child enrolled in Brilliant Summer from the same family receives a 10% discount on base tuition of equal or lesser cost.

IMPORTANT Information

Brilliant Summer Office

Young Explorer pick-up area

Violin, piano & flute classes

Extended day

a

B

C

St. Catherine's Lane Carpool

Maple Avenue Carpool

Washington Carpool

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