Designed for ages 3-17, Wardlaw+Hartridge’s Summer Adventures offerings range from traditional day camps and specialty camps to sports camps, creative arts programs and high school courses for credit.
“Families can truly customize their summer; a camper can take a two-week course in cybersecurity in the morning and then create their own afternoon of fun, including both indoor and outdoor activities and swimming,” says Brian Junger, director of auxiliary programs and transportation.
Traditional day camp activities include arts and crafts, cooking, STEM, sports/games and swimming. W+H is also home to a thriving performing arts camp, and new this summer are swim lessons for Funshine and Adventure Campers.
Two weeks of a Teen Travel Combo Camp will be offered for rising 9th and 10th graders, with campers heading out on adventures three times a week, including trips to Madame Tussauds in NYC, laser tag, and rock climbing. The other two days spent at camp will be a C.I.T. (Counselor In Training) program for campers to learn the ins and outs of being a counselor for future employment.
W+H is also offering a new College Prep Performance Intensive (CPPI) designed to support students interested in developing their musicianship to a higher level. In this two-week program, students will be trained as solo performers and attend classes to supplement their musical skills.
“I’m most proud of creating a safe space for campers of any age. If families and campers feel safe, the learning, building relationships and gaining confidence all come together,” Junger says. “I take great pride in telling our families that a lot of fun will be had here at Summer Adventures.”
1295 Inman Ave., Edison
908-754-1882
whschool.org/summer
