SummerSault offers a diverse range of on-site activities including swim lessons, with thoughtfully created schedules for different age groups and a high teacher/counselor to child ratio.
The Town School's SummerSault program provides an enriching and dynamic summer experience for children aged 3-10, fostering holistic development through a diverse range of activities. Campers engage in creative arts like art, dance, and music, promoting self-expression and collaboration. Physical activity is encouraged through sports and outdoor play, complemented by twice-weekly swim classes with Swim Jim, enhancing coordination and water safety skills. Literacy activities are integrated to support academic growth and a love for learning. The program is designed to cultivate curiosity and critical thinking, with half-day Fridays featuring unique immersive experiences such as magic shows or Minecraft workshops, sparking imagination and problem-solving skills. Children develop social skills, teamwork, and a sense of community within a warm, fun, and healthy on-site environment, benefiting from thoughtfully tailored schedules for each age group and a high teacher-to-counselor ratio. This comprehensive approach ensures a summer of discovery and personal growth.
Campers engage in art, dance, outdoor play, literacy, music, and sports, with two 30-minute swim classes each week. Fridays are half-days focusing on a single immersive experience like a magic show or Minecraft workshop.
Ideal for young children aged 3-10 who enjoy a diverse range of creative, active, and aquatic activities in a nurturing on-site environment.
540 E 76th St
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