Kids on Campus: Newtown: Ages 7-9
Please Read the following step-by-step guides first before registering.
Parents/Guardians must create an account and update profile first before proceeding to register for camp(s).
If you have multiple children that you want to register for camp(s), then you must create an account and update profile for each child separately.
For any questions, concerns, or issues about the online registration process, please call 215-968-8409, Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-4:30 pm. After hours, please leave a message on our voice mail. Note: Payment is due at time of registration.
Prices include all material fees.
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Camp Cancellation Information
- Please make sure you register early to help avoid camp cancellations.
- The week before a camp is scheduled to run, we look at the enrollment numbers and will make a final decision if a camp has enough registrations to run. If we need to cancel a camp due to low enrollment, our Registration Office will notify you. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause.
- If we need to cancel a camp for any reason, we will make every attempt to place your camper in another camp. Otherwise, we will give you a full refund for the camp that we cancelled.
- If you decide to move your camper to another camp and that camp has a higher price point than the camp we cancelled, you will need to pay the difference. This is due to the camp supplies fees that are included in the price of the camp.
- If you decide to move your camper to another camp and that camp has a lower price point than the camp we cancelled, we will refund you the difference.
- If you have any questions, please call our Registration Office at 215-968-8409.
Kids on Campus Camps
Kids on Campus offers specialized camps whose structure mirrors a classroom at school. Some camps may experience long periods of either independent and/or group work. Other camps will show a variety of age and camp theme appropriate movies, shows, and/or clips for campers to watch throughout the week of camp. Some camps will show these age-appropriate movies to campers, especially during inclement weather and/or on the last day of camp. Each camp is different, and we encourage you to talk with the camp instructor about the camp’s activities at morning drop-off and/or afternoon pick-up of campers during the summer.
June 15-19, 2026* No camp June 19
Kids on Campus After Care for June 15-19, 2026* RCHYC 8000 C01
Kids on Campus After Care for Week 1 - June 15-19, 2026*
After Care Hours – 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Parents/Guardians must register their camper for After Care the Monday before camper’s camp begins. Campers who are enrolled in the After Care program will be taken to After Care at the end of the regular camp day. The After Care Program is located in the Solarium Room in the Rollins building on campus. Parents/Guardians must show Photo I.D. when picking up their camper.
Parents/Guardians must talk with the After Care Leader for any issues and/or concerns that occurred during After Care hours.
*There will be no camp or after care on Friday, June 19, 2026, in observance of Juneteenth.
June 22-26, 2026
Kids on Campus After Care for June 22-26, 2026 RCHYC 8000 C02
Kids on Campus After Care for Week 2 - June 22-26, 2026
After Care Hours – 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Parents/Guardians must register their camper for After Care the Monday before camper’s camp begins. Campers who are enrolled in the After Care program will be taken to After Care at the end of the regular camp day. The After Care Program is located in the Solarium Room in the Rollins building on campus. Parents/Guardians must show Photo I.D. when picking up their camper.
Parents/Guardians must talk with the After Care Leader for any issues and/or concerns that occurred during After Care hours.
Sharpie's Un-cap the Possibilities RCHYC 6285 C01
Sharpie’s Un-camp the Possibilities camp will encourage young artists to dive into the limitless possibilities using permanent markers. The campers will learn how to use the Sharpies with a variety of techniques to create stunning masterpieces on a range of media. Campers will discover the versatility of Sharpie markers as they decorate and personalize everyday objects with intricate designs and vibrant colors. Using Sharpie markers, the campers will make coasters, tie dye shirts, headbands, bags, and hats. The campers will also make tin foil art pieces, and other creative images on plastic items for keepsakes. The use of Sharpie vibrant colors and dynamic compositions will reflect their unique personalities and styles by creating items for keepsakes.
Playing Golf at Bucks RCHYC 6088 C01
Participants will be provided opportunities to exercise hand-eye coordination while learning to properly grip, set up, align, and swing a variety of sized golf clubs in a safe and fun environment. All levels of ability will be met with appropriate age-related skills and games. The focus of this camp is to generate interest and fun with golf. It is recommended that campers bring extra water, and campers bring their own golf clubs.
Fitness "Fun"atics RCHYC 6256 C01
Campers will enjoy participating in a variety of healthy activities for the body and mind! Fun exercise routines and creative games will promote positive feelings of well-being! Walking in nature, practicing stretching/yoga poses, and participating in mini-mindfulness lessons will leave campers feeling calm and centered. Learning about which foods give us the best energy and preparing healthy snacks together make this a well-rounded experience for the body and mind!
Musical Theatre Jr. (2-Week Camp) for Ages 7-10 RCHYC 6206 C01
*2-Week Camp that starts on June 22 and ends on July 2. There is no camp on July 3.
**Auditions are held on the first day of camp. If your camper misses the first day of camp, then your camper will be assigned a remaining part for the play.
***Due to the licensing contract of the play, we are unable to live stream and/or have limited access of the play on Zoom. This is a live performance only. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
An introductory camp for young actors and actresses interested in performing onstage in a musical. Campers will learn to sing, act, and dance. A full-length kids musical will be performed on the final day of camp. Auditions are held on the first day of camp. Days will consist of rehearsals for the musical. Music will be practiced and rehearsed in the mornings while staging and dance will be in the afternoons. This summer’s performance will be Willy Wonka, Kids.
For Ages 7-10
Teach Me How to Game RCHYC 6288 C01
Get ready for nonstop fun and action! At Teach Me How to Game, campers will learn and play all kinds of exciting games—like crab soccer, gaga, tennis racquet baseball, and many more! Each day brings new activities that build teamwork, sportsmanship, and skills while keeping the fun going. Whether you are learning a new favorite or mastering a classic, this camp is all about moving, playing, and having a blast!
Awesome Artist RCHYC 5023 C01
Explore the wonderful world of art using different art mediums and materials. Let your creativity lead the way! Create beautiful works of art while using the elements of art and principles of design. We will be painting, drawing, sculpting, and creating much more! Please bring an art smock as we will be getting messy as we create.
June 29-July 3, 2026* No Camp on July 4
Kids on Campus After Care for June 29-July 3, 2026* RCHYC 8000 C03
Kids on Campus After Care for Week 3 - June 29-July 3, 2026
After Care Hours – 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Parents/Guardians must register their camper for After Care the Monday before camper’s camp begins. Campers who are enrolled in the After Care program will be taken to After Care at the end of the regular camp day. The After Care Program is located in the Solarium Room in the Rollins building on campus. Parents/Guardians must show Photo I.D. when picking up their camper.
Parents/Guardians must talk with the After Care Leader for any issues and/or concerns that occurred during After Care hours.
*There will be no camp or after care on Friday, July 3, 2026, in observance of Independence Day.
Fun with Art RCHYC 5021 C01
Explore the many ways that art is made. Campers will be introduced to various drawing materials and techniques as well as painting, printmaking and collage. Campers are given individual attention and are encouraged to express their unique personality with each project. Fun interactive games will help enhance the learning process. During the week there will be educational videos shown and a movie. Sometimes the process of art is messy, Bring a smock!
*There will be no camp or after care on Friday, July 3, 2026, in observance of Independence Day.
Teach Me How to Game RCHYC 6288 C02
Get ready for nonstop fun and action! At Teach Me How to Game, campers will learn and play all kinds of exciting games—like crab soccer, gaga, tennis racquet baseball, and many more! Each day brings new activities that build teamwork, sportsmanship, and skills while keeping the fun going. Whether you are learning a new favorite or mastering a classic, this camp is all about moving, playing, and having a blast!
*There will be no camp or after care on Friday, July 3, 2026, in observance of Independence Day.
July 6-10, 2026
Kids on Campus After Care for July 6-10, 2026 RCHYC 8000 C04
Kids on Campus After Care for Week 4 - July 6-10, 2026
After Care Hours – 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Parents/Guardians must register their camper for After Care the Monday before camper’s camp begins. Campers who are enrolled in the After Care program will be taken to After Care at the end of the regular camp day. The After Care Program is located in the Solarium Room in the Rollins building on campus. Parents/Guardians must show Photo I.D. when picking up their camper.
Parents/Guardians must talk with the After Care Leader for any issues and/or concerns that occurred during After Care hours.
Engineering With K'NEX RCHYC 6067 C01
Engineering with K’NEX is a camp that explores the possibilities and potential of K’NEX. Campers will work independently and in groups to construct K’NEX designs to serve multiple purposes from structures, to cars, to innovations. The campers will learn the value of goals, plans, and how to use K’NEX to get there. We will also watch a few movies to try to inspire those master builders within.
Fiber Arts Camp RCHYC 6287 C01
This camp is ideal for individuals interested in crafts related to the fiber arts. Campers will spend the week experiencing activities that include weaving and finger knitting, beginner cross-stitch, and basic sewing skills, such as threading a needle and attaching buttons. Campers will use their new skill set in each area to produce crafted treasures to take home, such as wall hangings, friendship bracelets, backpack charms, and simple felt stuffies. Don't miss out on the fun!
Fun with Art RCHYC 5021 C02
Explore the many ways that art is made. Campers will be introduced to various drawing materials and techniques as well as painting, printmaking and collage. Campers are given individual attention and are encouraged to express their unique personality with each project. Fun interactive games will help enhance the learning process. During the week there will be educational videos shown and a movie. Sometimes the process of art is messy, Bring a smock!
Teach Me How to Game RCHYC 6288 C03
Get ready for nonstop fun and action! At Teach Me How to Game, campers will learn and play all kinds of exciting games—like crab soccer, gaga, tennis racquet baseball, and many more! Each day brings new activities that build teamwork, sportsmanship, and skills while keeping the fun going. Whether you are learning a new favorite or mastering a classic, this camp is all about moving, playing, and having a blast!
Harry Potter's Tri-Wizard Tournament Camp RCHYC 6211 C01
The magical world of Harry Potter and the Tri-Wizard Tournament springs to glittering life as campers dare to place their name in the Goblet of Fire in order to compete to become Wizarding Champions! Sharpening both their teamwork and problem-solving abilities, students of Hogwarts, Beauxbaton, and Durmstrang come together for a week of energetic enchantment as campers learn that the real magic of accomplishment is the way we help each other along the way.
July 13-17, 2026
Kids on Campus After Care for July 13-17, 2026 RCHYC 8000 C05
Kids on Campus After Care for Week 5 - July 13-17, 2026
After Care Hours – 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Parents/Guardians must register their camper for After Care the Monday before camper’s camp begins. Campers who are enrolled in the After Care program will be taken to After Care at the end of the regular camp day. The After Care Program is located in the Solarium Room in the Rollins building on campus. Parents/Guardians must show Photo I.D. when picking up their camper.
Parents/Guardians must talk with the After Care Leader for any issues and/or concerns that occurred during After Care hours.
Green Thumb RCHYC 6095 C01
With a little green thumb and some imagination our campers will enjoy making terrariums, bird houses, garden signs and garden tiles. The love of nature will be inspired by encouraging the camper to utilize Tyler State Park. The camper will find moss, pebbles, and little treasures to fill into this magical terrarium land. They will also be encouraged to create clay figurines and garden tiles. Summer is meant for enjoying nature and going out to explore.
Decathlon and Track Camp RCHYC 5617 C01
The Decathlon Camp is designed to provide fundamental instruction and activity of Track and Field in the areas of Bio motor skills, running, hurdling, jumping, and throwing of implements. Each participant will be provided safe and accurate directions in trying to successfully accomplish these skills. It is recommended that campers bring extra water.
Harry Potter's Tri-Wizard Tournament Camp RCHYC 6211 C02
The magical world of Harry Potter and the Tri-Wizard Tournament springs to glittering life as campers dare to place their name in the Goblet of Fire in order to compete to become Wizarding Champions! Sharpening both their teamwork and problem-solving abilities, students of Hogwarts, Beauxbaton, and Durmstrang come together for a week of energetic enchantment as campers learn that the real magic of accomplishment is the way we help each other along the way.
ROBLOX Makers/Python Programmers RCHYC 6289 C01
Roblox Makers
Unlock the power of Roblox Studio, the world creation tool used by real-world Roblox developers. Learn how to build 3D models and create an adventure in your Roblox world. Bring characters to life with unique animations you design. Camper created projects will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Campers will work in pairs or teams for most of the program.
Python Programmers
Want to learn the world’s fastest growing programming language favored by Google and NASA? Discover how to code with Python using accessible web-based platforms that guide students through a series of daily lessons. Build fundamental tech literacy while creatively solving software engineering challenges. Campers will work in pairs or teams for most of the program, and their work can be saved on a password protected website to share with friends and family.
July 20-24, 2026
Kids on Campus After Care for July 20-24, 2026 RCHYC 8000 C06
Kids on Campus After Care for Week 6 - July 20-24, 2026
After Care Hours – 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Parents/Guardians must register their camper for After Care the Monday before camper’s camp begins. Campers who are enrolled in the After Care program will be taken to After Care at the end of the regular camp day. The After Care Program is located in the Solarium Room in the Rollins building on campus. Parents/Guardians must show Photo I.D. when picking up their camper.
Parents/Guardians must talk with the After Care Leader for any issues and/or concerns that occurred during After Care hours.
NASA Journey to Outer Space/NASA STEM Explorers RCHYC 6246 C02
NASA: Journey to Outer Space
Take a voyage of discovery into the atmosphere and beyond as we explore planets, moons, and other space phenomena. Create a comet and build your own Mad Science rocket and participate in a real NASA style rocket launch! Campers will take home additional NASA activities to complete at home!
NASA: STEM Explorers
Developed in partnership with NASA, our campers will think and act like NASA innovators during this hands-on program inspired by the NASA OPTIMUS PRIME Research Challenge. Use creative and collaborative skills to design a mission patch, train like an astronaut, build a Mars rover and solve real-world engineering problems. How might you use space suit cooling tubes to solve a problem here on Earth?
There is a $75 non-refundable fee for any cancellations and/or camper transfer out of a Mad Science Camp.
Registration for NASA Journey to Outer Space/NASA STEM Explorers
Engineering With K'NEX RCHYC 6067 C02
Engineering with K’NEX is a camp that explores the possibilities and potential of K’NEX. Campers will work independently and in groups to construct K’NEX designs to serve multiple purposes from structures, to cars, to innovations. The campers will learn the value of goals, plans, and how to use K’NEX to get there. We will also watch a few movies to try to inspire those master builders within.
Fiber Arts Camp RCHYC 6287 C02
This camp is ideal for individuals interested in crafts related to the fiber arts. Campers will spend the week experiencing activities that include weaving and finger knitting, beginner cross-stitch, and basic sewing skills, such as threading a needle and attaching buttons. Campers will use their new skill set in each area to produce crafted treasures to take home, such as wall hangings, friendship bracelets, backpack charms, and simple felt stuffies. Don't miss out on the fun!
Teach Me How to Game RCHYC 6288 C04
Get ready for nonstop fun and action! At Teach Me How to Game, campers will learn and play all kinds of exciting games—like crab soccer, gaga, tennis racquet baseball, and many more! Each day brings new activities that build teamwork, sportsmanship, and skills while keeping the fun going. Whether you are learning a new favorite or mastering a classic, this camp is all about moving, playing, and having a blast!
Harry Potter's Tri-Wizard Tournament Camp RCHYC 6211 C03
The magical world of Harry Potter and the Tri-Wizard Tournament springs to glittering life as campers dare to place their name in the Goblet of Fire in order to compete to become Wizarding Champions! Sharpening both their teamwork and problem-solving abilities, students of Hogwarts, Beauxbaton, and Durmstrang come together for a week of energetic enchantment as campers learn that the real magic of accomplishment is the way we help each other along the way.
YouTube Content Creators/Young Coders RCHYC 6272 C01
YouTube Content Creators
Explore the variety of content and personalities that exist on YouTube and how to find your own niche. Learn the Dos and Don’ts of the platform and how to practice good digital citizenship. Develop your on-camera presence, your own channel branding, and professional editing skills. Take home a plan for launching your own channel with the content created in class. Camper projects will be available on a password-protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Campers will work in pairs or teams for most of the program.
Young Coders
Develop our skills as a young coder exploring block coding, JavaScript, and Python concepts while making your own playable mini-games. This introductory coding course is designed to get elementary-aged campers excited about technology through a series of hands-on and engaging learning challenges. Camper created games will be available on a password-protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Campers will work in pairs or teams for most of the program.
July 27-31, 2026
Kids on Campus After Care for July 27-31, 2026 RCHYC 8000 C07
Kids on Campus After Care for Week 7 - July 27-31, 2026
After Care Hours – 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Parents/Guardians must register their camper for After Care the Monday before camper’s camp begins. Campers who are enrolled in the After Care program will be taken to After Care at the end of the regular camp day. The After Care Program is located in the Solarium Room in the Rollins building on campus. Parents/Guardians must show Photo I.D. when picking up their camper.
Parents/Guardians must talk with the After Care Leader for any issues and/or concerns that occurred during After Care hours.
Eureka: Flight to the Future/Eureka: Launching with Legends RCHYC 6291 C02
Eureka: Flight to the Future
Use your imagination and creativity to escape the dangers of an island and make it back into space! Explore technological advances: submarines, boats, stomp rockets, and spacecraft. Discover science fiction through the works of Jules Verne and Isaac Asimov. All campers will build and take home their own sci-fi inspired light sabers!
Eureka: Launching with Legends
Discover the work of da Vinci, Edison, Tesla, and Benjamin Franklin and use what you learn to invent solutions to everyday problems. You’ll prepare a proposal and receive a patent certificate for your very own invention. Build your own catapult, and even launch projectiles off a large trebuchet! You’ll bring home countless cool inventions and a squadron of paper airplanes the Wright brothers would be proud of!
There is a $75 non-refundable fee for any cancellations and/or camper transfer out of a Mad Science Camp.
Registration for Eureka: Flight to the Future/Eureka: Launching with Legends
Teach Me How to Game RCHYC 6288 C05
Get ready for nonstop fun and action! At Teach Me How to Game, campers will learn and play all kinds of exciting games—like crab soccer, gaga, tennis racquet baseball, and many more! Each day brings new activities that build teamwork, sportsmanship, and skills while keeping the fun going. Whether you are learning a new favorite or mastering a classic, this camp is all about moving, playing, and having a blast!
ROBLOX Coders/Video Game Animation RCHYC 6293 C01
Roblox Coders
Discover the Lua coding language while designing experiences in Roblox. This camp combines game design concepts and coding. New developers will learn to use Roblox’s studio software to reimagine the popular game genres with your own custom code. Camper created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Campers will work in pairs or teams for most of the program.
Video Game Animation
Bring your animations to life with design tools used by real game developers. Create sophisticated sprite animations using simple to form techniques that you can use in any 2D editor. Squash, stretch, and shade your creations to make your characters pop. Campers do not need any prior experience in game design, animation, or sketching. Camper created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Campers will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Instructor: Black Rocket
August 3-7, 2026
Kids on Campus After Care for August 3-7, 2026 RCHYC 8000 C08
Kids on Campus After Care for Week 8 - August 3-7, 2026
After Care Hours – 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Parents/Guardians must register their camper for After Care the Monday before camper’s camp begins. Campers who are enrolled in the After Care program will be taken to After Care at the end of the regular camp day. The After Care Program is located in the Solarium Room in the Rollins building on campus. Parents/Guardians must show Photo I.D. when picking up their camper.
Parents/Guardians must talk with the After Care Leader for any issues and/or concerns that occurred during After Care hours.
Sharpie's Un-cap the Possibilities RCHYC 6285 C02
Sharpie’s Un-camp the Possibilities camp will encourage young artists to dive into the limitless possibilities using permanent markers. The campers will learn how to use the Sharpies with a variety of techniques to create stunning masterpieces on a range of media. Campers will discover the versatility of Sharpie markers as they decorate and personalize everyday objects with intricate designs and vibrant colors. Using Sharpie markers, the campers will make coasters, tie dye shirts, headbands, bags, and hats. The campers will also make tin foil art pieces, and other creative images on plastic items for keepsakes. The use of Sharpie vibrant colors and dynamic compositions will reflect their unique personalities and styles by creating items for keepsakes.
Lego Brixology Mechanical Marvels/Lego Brixology Amazing Architecture RCHYC 6294 C02
Lego Brixology Mechanical Marvels
These classes were developed with Lego Master Builders! Campers will build machines that go! From race cars to boats, and drawing machines to insects, our creations are on the move. Each day we will explore a different engineering concept and put what we learn to the test. Campers will receive a take home activity each day. Let the building begin!
Lego Brixology Amazing Architecture
Working with Lego Master Builders, we set our sights on designing structures that work. Towers need elevators and rocket capsules need parachutes. In this session, we explore all things structural. From bridges to carnival rides and towers to Mars landers. We build it, test it, and then expand our creations. This session is fun for all who like to tinker. Campers will receive a take home activity each day. Let the building begin!
There is a $75 non-refundable fee for any cancellations and/or camper transfer out of a Mad Science Camp.
Registration for Lego Brixology Amazing Architecture/Lego Brixology Mechanical Marvels
Teach Me How to Game RCHYC 6288 C06
Get ready for nonstop fun and action! At Teach Me How to Game, campers will learn and play all kinds of exciting games—like crab soccer, gaga, tennis racquet baseball, and many more! Each day brings new activities that build teamwork, sportsmanship, and skills while keeping the fun going. Whether you are learning a new favorite or mastering a classic, this camp is all about moving, playing, and having a blast!
A.I. Designers and Developers/Make Your First Video Game RCHYC 6274 C01
A.I. Designers and Developers
Take a step behind the scenes and uncover the mysteries of artificial intelligence. This program readies the next generation of A.I. engineers as they work with customized machine learning models for a variety of scenarios. Campers will also gain experience in block-based coding skills while building interactive projects and games. From simulating self-driving racecars to teaching robots how to play video games, push the boundaries of what is possible with the help of A.I.. Campers will work in pairs or teams for most of the program.
Make Your First Video Game
Make your first video game in this one-of-a-kind camp that gives you the keys to designing your first 2D platformer game. Conceptualization, level design, graphics, sounds, and simple coding are just some of the concepts that we will explore. No prior experience is necessary, just a desire to have fun. Camper projects will be available on a password-protected Black Rocket website to share with family and friends. Campers will work in pairs or teams for most of the program.
Registration for A.I. Designers and Developers/Make Your First Video Game