Camp Details Camps run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Early drop off beginning at 7 a.m. and late pick up until 6 p.m. is available at an additional cost. If paid before the first day of camp, early drop-off and late pick-up for the full week is $30. If not paid in advance, the fee is $5 per day per child for early drop-off and $5 per day per child for late pick up. There is no early drop-off or late pick-up for sports clinics. Camp registration includes daily lunch, a t-shirt, a certificate of participation, and a souvenir photo. Discounts Aſter one camp registration at full price, a discount of 10 percent is applied to each additional camp session or for additional siblings. Testimonials “I like my new friends and the fabulous lunches!” “My children LOVED Girl Power camp. I want to thank you so much !!! Please let me know the next time a camp like this is on and you can count us in.” “My daughter loved every day of this camp! One week is too short! Please, let us know if you are going to have another one like that.” “My son loved riding the horses and learning about them. He awoke every morning so excited to go and begged us to take him early and to pick him up late.” 512 East Stephens Street, Midway, Kentucky 859.846.5872 | [email protected]Equal Opportunity Institution June & July 2015 Summer Camps for Ages 5–18 www.midway.edu/camps Register Online! “Forces of Nature” Science Camp (co-ed) How can a heavy airplane fly? Why do you see someone hit a baseball before you hear the crack of a bat? Do you ever wonder about how things work? Machines? Animals? People? Come work in the lab and outdoors to learn about the physics of the world around you through active, hands-on experiments. Design a boat. Take your favorite doll or action figure bungee-jumping. Test your ability to engineer a structure. Unleash your own forces of nature!! July 6–10 (Ages 8–11) July 13–17 (Ages 12–14) $250 Art Camp: Dribble, Drabble, Paste, Stamp (co-ed) Here is your opportunity to personally explore art in a variety of media forms. Transform a collection of found objects into art! Spend time siing under a tree having thought provoking discussions of how the arts play a part of daily life. Study art in nature and in the museums. Campers will enjoy a variety of art projects and bring home their treasured works of art at the end of camp. Some off campus field trips may be included in this camp. July 13–17 (Ages 7 & up) July 20–24 (Ages 7 & up) $250 SPORTS CLINICS Archery Clinics (co-ed) Saturday, June 27 (Ages 11–18) Saturday, July 11 (Ages 11–18) Saturday, July 25 (Ages 11–18) 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $75 per date Archery participants must bring their own bow. Soccer Clinics (co-ed) June 15–17 (Ages 12 & up) June 22–25 (Ages 6–14) 9 a.m.–Noon $125 per clinic set NEW! Basketball Clinics (co-ed) June 8–11 (Ages 5–12) July 13–16 (Ages 13–18) 9 a.m.–Noon $125 per clinic set Sport Clinics Details Sport Clinics run for the times indicated above. There is no early drop off or late pick up for sports clinics. Lunch is provided for Archery Clinics only. Clinic participants will receive a certificate of participation and a t-shirt. NEW! Art / Science / Equine / Sports and more! 20150128_Summer Camps Brochure FINAL.indd 1 1/30/15 4:03 PM
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Camp DetailsCamps run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Early drop off beginning at 7 a.m. and late pick up until 6 p.m. is available at an additional cost. If paid before the first day of camp, early drop-off and late pick-up for the full week is $30. If not paid in advance, the fee is $5 per day per child for early drop-off and $5 per day per child for late pick up. There is no early drop-off or late pick-up for sports clinics. Camp registration includes daily lunch, a t-shirt, a certificate of participation, and a souvenir photo.
DiscountsAfter one camp registration at full price, a discount of 10 percent is applied to each additional camp session or for additional siblings.
Testimonials“I like my new friends and the fabulous lunches!”
“My children LOVED Girl Power camp. I want to thank you so much !!! Please let me know the next time a camp like this is on and you can count us in.”
“My daughter loved every day of this camp! One week is too short! Please, let us know if you are going to have another one like that.”
“My son loved riding the horses and learning about them. He awoke every morning so excited to go and begged us to take him early and to pick him up late.”
512 East Stephens Street, Midway, Kentucky859.846.5872 | [email protected]
Equal Opportunity Institution
June & July 2015Summer Camps for Ages 5–18
www.midway.edu/campsRegister Online!
“Forces of Nature” Science Camp (co-ed) How can a heavy airplane fly? Why
do you see someone hit a baseball before you hear the crack of a bat? Do you ever wonder about how things work? Machines? Animals? People? Come work in the lab and outdoors to learn about the physics of the world around you through active, hands-on experiments. Design a boat. Take your favorite doll or action figure bungee-jumping. Test your ability to engineer a structure. Unleash your own forces of nature!!July 6–10 (Ages 8–11)July 13–17 (Ages 12–14)$250
Art Camp: Dribble, Drabble, Paste, Stamp (co-ed)Here is your opportunity to personally explore art in a variety of media forms. Transform a collection of found objects into art! Spend time sitting under a tree having thought provoking discussions of how the arts play a part of daily life. Study art in nature and in the museums. Campers will enjoy a variety of art projects and bring home their treasured works of art at the end of camp. Some off campus field trips may be included in this camp. July 13–17 (Ages 7 & up) July 20–24 (Ages 7 & up)$250
SPORTS CLINICS
Archery Clinics (co-ed) Saturday, June 27 (Ages 11–18)Saturday, July 11 (Ages 11–18)Saturday, July 25 (Ages 11–18)9 a.m.–4 p.m.$75 per dateArchery participants must bring their own bow.
Soccer Clinics (co-ed) June 15–17 (Ages 12 & up) June 22–25 (Ages 6–14) 9 a.m.–Noon$125 per clinic set
NEW! Basketball Clinics (co-ed) June 8–11 (Ages 5–12) July 13–16 (Ages 13–18) 9 a.m.–Noon$125 per clinic set
Sport Clinics DetailsSport Clinics run for the times indicated above. There is no early drop off or late pick up for sports clinics. Lunch is provided for Archery Clinics only. Clinic participants will receive a certificate of participation and a t-shirt.
“Between the Ears” Equine Camp (co-ed) Have you ever wondered how a horse thinks? Does learning to care for and ride a horse appeal to you? Then Midway College’s “Between the Ears” equine camp is for you! Campers will learn the basics about how to care for a horse, and will be involved in both riding and non-riding activities. Structured age appropriate activities will encourage campers to gain a new perspective about horses. Riding experience is not necessary as camp activities are designed for the beginner rider. Through a combination of riding exercises, basic equine care, and other instructional activities, campers will learn to work in partnership with the horse. No experience required. Limit 8 campers per camp. June 8–12 (Ages 8–10) June 15–19 (Ages 11–12)$450
“Advanced Horsemanship” Equine Camp (co-ed) Would you like to improve your riding skills? Or even bring your horse to
camp and work with a college-level coach? Then Midway College’s “Advanced Horsemanship” equine camp is the one you should join. Campers will advance their riding skills under the instruction of Midway College’s coaches. There will be additional
unmounted activities that will improve overall horse management skills. For this camp, riding experience is required. Campers must be riding at the intermediate to advanced level, and be able to control a horse at the walk, trot, and canter independently for an extended period of time. Campers must have a minimum of 6 months of weekly riding lessons, or the equivalent. Campers may be able to board their personal horse for the week of camp at the college’s facilities for an additional fee (boarding rates available upon request), or they may choose to ride the college’s horses instead. Individuals interested in bringing their own horse will need to fill out supplemental forms. Limit 10 campers per camp.June 22–26 (Ages 13 & up)June 29–July 3 (Ages 13 & up)$450
Girl Power! Camps (girls only)Midway College has been focused on developing leadership skills and
empowering young women for more than 165 years. These week-long day camps will focus on developing independence, building self-confidence and teaching girls to be leaders through a wide variety of fun, hands-on activities.
The theme of week one—“Kentucky Proud”—will explore what makes Kentucky special. Kentucky Proud exploration could include Agriculture, Sports, Appalachia, Equine, State Symbols, Historic Sites, and famous Kentuckians, just to name a few. We will snack on locally grown foods and represent our
favorite Kentucky high school or college team in fun camp games. Come prepared to celebrate the great state of Kentucky!
Week two’s theme—“Girls Through the Decades”— will examine what it was like for the girls and women of the 1940s, ’50s, ‘60s, ’70s and ’80s. Each day campers will experience a different decade through food, fashion, film, music, dance, and games. This camp will provide a great opportunity for campers to interact with their parents and grandparents about what life was like when they were growing up! June 8–12 “Kentucky Proud” (Ages 6–12)June 22–26 “Girls through the Decades” (Ages 6–12)$250
Write On! Get Your Read On! (co-ed)Enter in to get the best of both worlds- combining story world imagination with real world information. There will be hands-on experiences using literature to improve math, social studies, and science thinking skills. Cultural studies will be explored through a wide variety of children’s books. Activities include writing and development projects. Edit and publish a newspaper. Design, illustrate, and script your own book, then bind it. Be a storyteller by telling your story and listening to professionals craft a story. We’ll get dramatic and explore stories through Reader’s Theater on the stage and with props. This will be a fun week of developing strong writing skills. June 22–26 (Ages 8 & up)June 29–July 3 (Ages 8 & up)$250
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NEW!Environmental Investigators Camp (co-ed)Do you enjoy exploring nature? Are you ever concerned about our environment?
Come join us in exploring local habitats and the creatures they support. Identify possible problems. Learn ways to test for environmental quality in the laboratory and in the outdoors. Conduct research on environmental solutions in our state of the art computer labs. Most importantly, work with others to propose solutions and make a real difference in the natural world...in your world! June 29–Jul 3 (Ages 11–18)$250
Theatre Camp (co-ed) Calling all drama queens and kings! If center stage is where you shine and you love the spotlight, then Midway’s
Theatre Camp is for you! Explore theatre movement and acting techniques, while taking on a role in a short play. Or, if you prefer to work behind the scenes, there are props and costumes and sets to create. Cast and crew work together to produce a quality show for the entertainment of their friends and family to be presented by the end of the week. July 6–10 (Ages 6–14)$250
