Frequently asked questions regarding our Arts, Academics, and Athletics Summer Camp Program
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1. What is the dates and times that our camp will be running?
Our camp runs in two-week sessions, Monday to Friday, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Drop-off begins at 9:00 AM, and pickup is at 4:00 PM sharp.
Our camp will run in the month of July from
July 7th – July 18th
July 21st – August 1st
2. What does “Triple-A” stand for?
Triple-A refers to our focus on Artistic, Athletic, and Academic development. Campers rotate through activities each day to strengthen all three areas. During the camp, we will organize activities that explore each discipline and keep students practicing and engaged.
3. What ages groups is our camp designed for?
Our camp is designed for students ages 7-17. We have organized the camp in such a way that students will be divided into two cohorts based on age. An intermediate cohort for elementary students approaching their high school transition, and a senior cohort for high school students. Each cohort will be led by an instructor, and the cohorts will merge to one group for large activities when applicable.
4. Where is the camp located?
The Triple-A Summer camp will be run at the Burlington Royal Arts Academy. We will have access to high school STEM and literacy resources, sports equipment, musical instruments, and visual/media arts supplies. Students will eat lunch in our cafeteria and athletic activities will be held outside making use of the large field we have available to us.
5. What should my student(s) bring to the summer camp each day?
Campers should bring:
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A refillable water bottle (We have a hydration station available at the school for free refills)
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Nut-free snacks and lunch
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Comfortable clothes and a pair of outdoor shoes fit for sports
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Sunscreen and hat for outdoor time
- A good attitude!!
6. Will the camp plan visits or organize field trips around the Burlington Area?
Our camp will organize a number of trips on nature walks, to art galleries and museums, and other places on interest that will engage students and create cool summer memories. We will be bringing camera to practice photography on these trips, and students will bring a photo collage back home at the end of the camp.
