NORTH PENN
Community
Education
Program
Summer Camps for Kids 2016
Lady Knights Basketball (Grades 2-8)
Coaches Carangi and Womack, former Division I players and
NPHS players, have elevated our program to a new levelwinning the District Championship in ‘14 and consistently
qualifying for PIAA state playoffs. The camps’ focus will be on
fundamentals of offense, defense and rebounding. A major
emphasis will be on the importance of positive communication
and enjoying basketball. Campers should bring labeled snacks
and drinks. All campers receive a t-shirt!
Instructors: Coaches Carangi and Womack
SP12U - 6/28/16-6/30/16
NPHS Boys Gym
Fee: $90
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Girls & Boys Basketball* (Grades 3-8)
Interact with members of the NPHS coaching staff and players
who are interested in helping and encouraging young players.
Daily games and competitions “by age and ability” will integrate
skills learned. Offensive and defensive drills will improve your
game whether you’re a seasoned player or beginner. Campers
should dress in basketball shoes, socks and t-shirt. Each camper
receives a t-shirt. Campers should bring a labeled lunch, snacks
and beverages. Instructor: John Conrad
M-Th 9:00 AM-3:00 PM; F 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
SP11U.1 - 7/11/16-7/15/16
NPHS Boys Gym
Fee: $160
SP11U.2 - 7/18/16-7/22/16
NPHS Boys Gym
Fee: $160
*These camps offer a 5% discount for siblings. Sibling discounts are
available ONLY when registering two campers for the same camp for
participating camps.
Athletes at the elementary and
secondary school levels will work
with North Penn field hockey
coaches and current players to
learn the fundamentals of field
hockey. Instruction and activities are
designed for all skill levels. Experienced and new players are
welcome! Campers will develop individual skills and team
concepts of the game. Each camper will receive a t-shirt and
ball. Campers should bring a snack, filled water jug, mouth
guard, shin guards, stick, cleats and sneakers suitable for turf
and gymnasium floor. Goggles are not required, but are recommended. Instructor: Shannon McCracken
Grades 1-6
SP13U.1 - 6/27/16-7/1/16
NPHS Grass Field 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Fee: $125
Grades 7-10
SP23U.1 - 6/27/16-7/1/16
NPHS Grass Field 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Fee: $125
What’s Inside...
Sports Camps1-3
Extended School Care Summer Camp
3
Aquatics4
Performing Arts Camp5
Music Performance Camp
6
Cooking for Kids7
Art Camps8-9
Odyssey of the Mind Camp
9
Summer Leadership Academy9
Lego Robotics10
Technology Camp10
Forensic Science Camp10
Ocean Exploration 10
The STEM Science Spectacular 11
3-2-1...Blast Off! The Science of Rocketry
11
Sphero Robotics Camp11
Introductory to Photography Camp
11
TV Production Camp 11
Italian Language Camp: Parliamo Italiano
11
Registration Form12
Boys Baseball* (Grades 2-10)
Would you like to lean how to play the fastest game on two
feet and the fastest growing sport in North America? Take the
personal challenge today and learn about lacrosse! Your selfconfidence will grow along with your skills. Comprehensive
instruction for all positions will be available as well as individual
skills, fundamentals and team concepts are explored. The goal
is that every camper, beginner or experienced, becomes a
better lacrosse player while having fun playing the game. Each
camper should bring cleats or sneakers, stick, mouth guard, full
equipment and water bottle. Goalies must supply their own goal
keeping equipment. Instructor: Rick Smith
All players attending this camp receive
well-rounded instruction in all areas of
the game of baseball. Younger players
will focus on fun activities intended
to learn the proper fundamentals and
to decrease the chance of injury in the
sport. Older players will also focus on
more intensive, higher level baseball
fundamentals and skills. All players should finish the week-long
camp with improved skills and a greater respect for the game.
All campers will receive a t-shirt! Each camper should bring a
baseball glove, hat, towel and bat. Cleats and spikes can be
used. Catching equipment, helmets and bats will be provided
to those who do not bring their own. Please label all equipment
with the camper’s name. Water will be provided. Campers may
bring their own snacks and drinks, if desired.
Instructor: Kevin Manero
SP16U.1 - 7/25/16-7/28/16
NPHS Band Field Fee: $125
SP10U.1 - 6/20/16-6/24/16
NPHS Baseball Complex
Fee: $150
Boys Lacrosse* (Grades 3-9)
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Girls Lacrosse - Skills & Drills (Grades 3-9)
This camp will offer maximum instruction on the fundamentals of girls lacrosse. It will focus on proper throwing, catching
and dodging techniques as well as advanced stick handling,
draws, checking, shooting and defensive footwork. It will focus
on individual skill rather than team play and will be tailored to
the camper’s level and their needs to foster skill and individual
development. Each camper will need cleats, sneakers, stick,
mouth guard, goggles, snack and water bottle.
Instructor: Heather Mellow
SP19U.1 - 6/20/16-6/23/16
NPHS Band Field 5:30 PM-8:00 PM
Fee: $100
All-Sport Speed Camp* (Grades 6-12) NEW
Local sport performance training and NPHS personnel are
combining their resources to bring the North Penn Athletic
Community an all sport speed development camp. This threeday camp will help athletes ages 12-18 develop fundamental
sprint mechanics. Athletes from every sport will benefit from this
camp. Questions about this camp should be directed to
ironathletetraining@yahoo.com. Instructor: James Ward
SP26U - 7/5/16-7/7/16
NPHS Track
Fee: $90
9:00 AM-11:00 AM
*These camps offer a 5% discount for siblings. Sibling discounts are
available ONLY when registering two campers for the same camp for
participating camps.
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Fast Pitch Softball* (Grades 5-10)
Fielding and throwing, work at individual
positions, base running skills, sliding skills,
bunting and hitting skills, including slap
hitting and pitching for both beginner and
experienced campers. Each camper receives
a camp t-shirt and a camp certificate. Players
should bring a glove, spikes and sneakers, bat,
water jug and a snack. Extra water will be available.
Instructor: Rick Torresani
SP21U.1 - 7/25/16-7/28/16
NPHS Softball Field
Fee: $88
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Co-Ed Tennis* (Grades 6-8)
This camp provides a fun tennis experience for first time players, or players eager to improve the fundamentals of their
game. It will focus on ground strokes, volleys, and serves.
Participants will develop individual skills and experience game
based drills designed to teach strategy and tactics. Each
camper needs to bring one unopened can of tennis balls, their
own raquet, hat, sneakers, snack and filled water bottle. Extra
water will be available. Instructor: Renee DiDomizio
SP21U.1 (ages 10-16)
7/18/16-7/21/16
NPHS Tennis Courts
5:30 PM-7:30 PM
Fee: $90
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Co-Ed Soccer Day Camp* (Grades 1-9)
Co-Ed Soccer Evening Camp (Grades 3-9)
The soccer camp staff will emphasize the four
basics of soccer: technique, tactics, fitness and
fun. Camp staff will use the Coerver method to
teach individual ball skills and provide a positive,
fun learning experience. Each camper should
bring a labeled snack, jug of water, shin guards,
soccer shoes, ball and sneakers suitable for gym
floor. All campers will receive a t-shirt! Instructor: Paul Duddy
Young players will have fun and build
confidence as they improve their individual
skills and further their knowledge of the game
of soccer. All skill levels are welcome as there
is an emphasis on a supportive team ap
proach for the week. Each camper should
bring a labeled snack, jug of water, shin
guards, soccer shoes, ball and sneakers suitable for gym floor.
All campers will receive a t-shirt! Instructor: James Dehner
SP20U.1 - 7/5/16-7/8/16
Walton Farm Elementary School Gym
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Fee: $77
SP27U.1 - 6/27/16-6/30/16
NPHS Boys Gym
5:30 PM-7:30 PM
Fee: $75
NPSD Extended School Care
Summer Camp 2016
Session I
June 13*-June 17
Sun & Sand
Session lI
June 20-June 24
All Creatures
Great & Small
Session VIII
Aug 1-Aug 5
It’s No Picnic
Without Ants
Session III
June 27- July 1
Beyond the Stars
Session IV
July 5-July 8**
America the
Beautiful
CAMP
20 16
Session VII
July 25-July 29
Go for the Gold
Session VI
July 18-July 22
You’re a Good
Man Charlie
Brown
Session V
July 11-July 15
Villains vs.
Heroes
Ages:
For children completing Kindergarten through 6th grade
Locations:
Bridle Path Elementary School, 200 Bridle Path Rd., Lansdale
Gwyn Nor Elementary School, 139 Hancock Rd., North Wales
Dates:
June 13, 2016 - August 5, 2016
Times:
7:00 am - 6:00 pm, Monday - Friday
Cost:
$252 per session (10% sibling discount available)
Registration:
Begins on March 21st from 4:00 pm - 7:30 pm and thereafter, on Monday - Friday
from 8:00 am - 3:30 pm, at the Educational Services Center, 401 E. Hancock St., Lansdale.
*The first day of camp is subject to change based on extensions in the North Penn School District calendar. **There will be no camp
on Monday, July 4, 2016. A non-refundable deposit of $50 per session, per child will be required at the time of registration. The
weekly fee is $252. The balance due will be required one week prior to your child’s attendance at camp. All required forms must be
returned to the North Penn Extended School Care Office, no later than April 19th. For more information, please call the Extended
School Care Office at 215-853-1039 or visit us online at www.npenn.org. The North Penn Extended School Care Program is an
equal opportunity child care provider.
Aquatics
Lessons are held in the NPHS Pool, located at 1340 Valley Forge Road, Lansdale. Children
are required to be at least five years of age and at least 45 inches in height. Former
participants should bring a copy of their most recent progress sheet to the first class. The
program is taught by experienced NP instructors. Teacher-student ratio is approximately 1:5.
Participants must be members of the Community Aquatic Program. Lessons are $39.00
In-Person registration is on June 1 from 6:00 PM-8:00 PM in NPHS Pool Lobby
Pre Beginner
Summer membership for the Community Aquatic Program is $10/person for NEW participants. rhythmical bobbing and
Membership entitles each person to one free admission to either the Tuesday or Thursday night
exhaling; back and prone
recreation or fitness swims. Medical cards must be submitted to pool office before participation in
float plus turn (unassisted); programs. Visit www.npenn.org/aquatics and click “How to Join the Pool” for medical cards.
flutter kick; back and prone
(20 ft with kick board)
Beginner
glide/kick; back glide/kick/
overarm stroke breathing
to side; change of direction
Beginner I
glide/kick 25 ft; sit dive,
over arm stroke 50 ft;
bilateral breathing pattern
Beginner II
stand dive, over arm
stroke 50 yd; bilateral
breathing pattern;
backstroke 30 ft
Adv. Beginner
continued skill
development –
elementary backstroke
Intermediate I&II
continued still development;
sidestroke; breaststroke
Adv. Swimmer
continued skill
development; endurance
Aquatics Registration
Checks payable to: North Penn Community Aquatic Program and should be mailed to:
NPCAP, North Penn High School, Attention: Rhonda Diliberto, 1340 Valley Forge Rd., Lansdale, PA 19446.
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Performing Arts Camp
For over 30 years, directors Will and Suzy Liegel have been offering year-round classes,
touring children’s choirs, traveling children’s theatre and young performer’s shows in
addition to its dynamic, professional and fun, carefully planned, creative camp for students with an interest in the performing arts and related fields. Camp features small age
divided classes for half- or full-day opportunities. The accent is on building self-confi
dence, taking “safe risks” and building teams all while polishing skills in the stage and
screen arts.
Staff members come from the finest university arts programs and bring their experience, training and boundless enthusiasm to camp every day. Creative music, drama and dance
training in the mornings, and 25 elective offerings every afternoon, makes every day an
adventure. Afternoon offerings include: video production, stage combat, costuming, improvisation, various dance styles, tech theatre, clowning, music composition, puppetry, theatre history, acting styles and so much more. New this summer is stage production for older campers to span a few classes and then produce a full one-act musical show!
Campers in grades 1-9 meet each morning for warm ups, games, special guests and more. Snack time, intermission extras, lunch
and recreation times break up the day and give campers and staff a real chance to connect - which brings our campers back year
after year. Camp theme days might include Color Day, Disney Day, Pirate Day or Circus Day with special costumes, competitions
and activities. The end of camp closes with a demo-performance night for family and friends.
Students in grades 10-12 may be interested in the T&K high school Apprentice Program. Added to daily advanced activities is
a field trip to NYC, Talent Showcases, Night of One Acts and specially designed performance, tech, or theatre education study
tracks make their summer extra special. They become respected mentors for younger campers and build their own leadership
resume for future activities.
For information, please call the NPSD Community Eduction Office at 215-853-1028/1029, or the directors at T&K at 215-8589528. Checks should be payable to “On Stage & Off.” Mail registration form and check to the Community Education Office, located
at 401 E. Hancock St., Lansdale, PA 19446. Confirmation will be given for each camp participant by “On Stage & Off” with “Enjoy
Camp” full materials sent just prior to camp. Ask for a 12-page pictorial brochure to be sent.
Instructor: Theater & Kids Staffers
Please Note: There is an 8:00 AM drop-off opportunity and a 10% discount for siblings. There is also a $25 discount for early registration if received
by April 15. Free lunches and snacks are available to all campers through a district wide summer program. Please send the deposit of $100 per
child, per session with your registration).
Performing Arts Camp Registration
AR17U.1 Morning Only - 9:00 AM-12:30 PM
AR17U.2 Full-Day - 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
6/27/16-7/15/16
No Camp 7/4/16
North Wales Elementary School Gym Fee: $460 Morning / $820 Full-Day
AR17U.3 Morning Only - 9:00 AM-12:30 PM
AR17U.4 Full-Day - 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
7/18/16-8/5/16
North Wales Elementary School, Gym
Fee: $460 Morning / $820 Full-Day
Yes, my child will attend AR17U.1 Morning
Yes, my child will attend AR17U.2 Full-Day
Yes, my child will attend AR17U.3 Morning
Yes, my child will attend AR17U.4 Full-Day
Yes, my child will attend AR17U.5 Morning
Yes, my child will attend AR17U.6 Full-Day
$100 deposit is needed for each child per session.
$25 discount if registered before April 15, 2016.
Yes, a sibling is attending. This child is eligible for a 10% discount since full tuition is paid for first child.
Camper’s Name
AR17U.5 Morning Only - 9:00 AM-12:30 PM
AR17U.6 Full-Day - 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
6/27/16-8/5/16
No Camp 7/4/16
North Wales Elementary School, Gym
Fee: $820 Morning / $1,460 Full-Day
Grade Sept. 2016
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Female
Address
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Total Deposit $
Remaining balance $
For more information, please call the Community Education
Office at 215-853-1028/1029, or the camp directors at
215-858-9528. Mail registration form and check made out
to “On Stage and Off” to: North Penn School District,
Community Education Office, 401 E. Hancock St., Lansdale,
PA 19446.
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At the conclusion of camp, students will perform a concert on July 28. The time of the concert will be provided once camp begins.
The camp runs four weeks, Monday–Thursday, from July 5 - July 28. Instructor: NPSD Music Department
Please note: students are expected to remain on the school premises until classes are dismissed. Prompt pick-up of students each day is required. Late enrollment accepted only when space permits.
Elementary Beginning Band (Grade 4)
Students who will be finishing 4th grade this year or are new to
band and just started playing their instrument this year should
enroll in this course. The fundamentals of ensemble playing will
be taught. Individual techniques will be taught through an additional 30-minute group lesson per week.
Elementary Beginning String Ensemble (Grades 3-4)
Students presently in grades 3 and 4, or without previous string
ensemble experience, but who have had school instrumental lessons, may enroll. The Beginning Ensemble will reinforce foundational skills and build ensemble technique. Sectionals will be
scheduled Monday - Thursday)
MU10U - 7/5/16-7/28/16
Inglewood Elementary School Gym
8:00 AM-8:45 AM Beginner Lessons
8:45 AM-9:15 AM Group Lesson 1 day/week
Fee: $110
MU14U - 7/5/16-7/28/16
Inglewood Elementary School Gym
10:15 AM-11:00 AM
9:30 AM - 10:00 AM Sectionals
Fee: $110
Intermediate Band/Beginning Jazz Band (Grades 5-6)
This course is designed for students that will finish 5th or 6th
grade this year and have played for at least two full years. Intermediate Jazz Band is also available for students who wish to
meet for an additional hour each day. Jazz band instrumentation
is limited to the following: saxophone, trumpet, trombone, drums,
guitar, piano and bass. Individual techniques will be taught
through an additional 30-minute group lesson per week.
Intermediate String Ensemble (Grades 5-7)
Students presently in grades 5, 6 and 7 with ensemble experience may enroll. This class will give students continuing experience in ensemble work. The music will be selected to continue
advancing techniques and further student progress.
MU11U - 7/5/16-7/28/16
Inglewood Elementary School, Gym
9:15 AM-10:15 AM Beginning Jazz (begins 7/6/16)
10:30 AM-11:30 AM Concert
11:30 AM -12:00 PM Intermediate Group Lesson 1 day/week
Fee: $110
Middle School Band/Jazz Band (Grades 7-9)
Students who finish grades 7- 9 this year and have 4+ years of
instrumental experience should enroll in this course. Jazz Band
is available to any student that plays saxophone, trumpet, trombone, drum, guitar, piano and bass. Individual techniques will be
taught through an additional 30-minute group lesson per week.
MU13U - 7/5/16-7/28/16
Inglewood Elementary School, Gym
8:00 AM-8:45 AM Students not in Jazz Band Group Lesson
1 day/week
9:15-10:15 AM Concert Band
10:30-11:30 AMJazz Band: (begins 7/6/16)
11:30 AM-12:00 PM Students in Jazz Band Group Lesson
1 day/week
Fee: $110
MU15U - 7/5/16-7/28/16
Time: 11:00 AM-12:00 PM
Where: Inglewood Elementary School, Gym
Fee: $110
Suzuki Classes (Grades K-2)
Any K-2 student who has previously been enrolled in a Suzuki
class may enroll. Small group classes will be assigned by the
instructor according to the ability of the student. Suzuki classes
will meet twice weekly and will be 30 minutes in duration. Each
student will be contacted by NPSD staff prior to the start of
camps with his or her lesson day/time.
Please indicate your student’s experience on the enrollment form
by including which group of song(s) in their repertoire that have
been completed:
Group 1: Twinkle ~ Lightly Row ~ Song of the Wind ~
Go Tell Aunt Rhody ~ O Come Little Children
Group 2: May Song ~ Long, Long Ago ~ Allegro ~
Perpetual Motion ~ Allegretto ~ Andantino ~ Etude
Group 3: Minuet 1, Minuet 2 or Minuet 3 ~ Happy Farmer ~
Gavotte ~ Book 2+
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MU16U - Camp Dates: 7/5/16-7/28/16
Inglewood Elementary School Gym
Time: 8:00 AM-9:30 AM (30 minutes/2 days/week), Time TBD
Fee: $63
Cooking for Kids*
Please be aware that some of the ingredients used in these
classes may contain traces of peanuts, peanut oils,
tree nuts, egg or other food allergens.
Each camper will receive a chef’s hat (toque), apron, recipe booklet and
certificate of completion. Instructor: Kitchen Wizards
EA24U.1 Let’s Celebrate the Summer Olympics (Grades 2-7) - NEW
We will prepare favorite recipes from some of our US Olympians and some of their most esteemed international competitors. Find
out which food wins the gold medal! There will be a materials fee of $60 payable to the instructor the first day of class.
6/20/16-6/23/16
NPHS Room F131 9:30 AM-11:30 AM
Fee: $90
EA23U.1 Eat Like the Presidents! (Grades 3-8) NEW
During this camp, we will VOTE on our favorite past/current president, based on their favorite foods! There will be NO talk of
Republicans or Democrats, only discussions of brownies and chili and barbecued chicken, all recipes that were favorites of past
families of the White House. There will be a $60 materials fee payable to the instructor the first day of camp.
6/27/16-6/30/16NPHS Room F131 9:30 AM-11:30 AMFee: $90
EA21U.1 Fruits and Vegetables - You Won’t Believe What You Can Do With Them Now (Grades 1-5) NEW
Your fruits and vegetables have never tasted so good. Learn how to make delicious smoothies, pies, zucchini squash noodles and
much more. There will be a materials fee of $45 payable to the instructor the first day of class.
7/5/16-7/7/16NPHS Room F131 9:30 AM-11:30 AMFee: $68
EA10U.1 Chocolate, Chocolate, and More Chocolate (Grades 2-6)
Are you a fan of chocolate? We are, too! Learn how to make many different chocolate-based recipes. Lots of goodies to share at
home. There will be a materials fee of $60 payable to the instructor the first day of class.
7/11/16-7/14/16NPHS Room F1319:30 AM-11:30 AMFee: $90
EA20U.1 Budding Bakers (Age 4-Grade 2)
Your Budding Baker will learn the basics of creating some of their favorite baked goods - muffins, cupcakes, brownies and more. There will be a materials fee of $60 payable to the instructor the first day of class.
7/18/16-7/21/16NPHS Room F131 9:30 AM-11:30 AMFee: $90
EA19U.1 Chocolate, Chocolate, and More Chocolate - Take it to the Next Level - Part II (Grades 5-9) NEW
Continue with your love of chocolate - in part II of our popular Chocolate, Chocolate and More Chocolate summer camp. New
recipes and techniques will be offered. There will be a materials fee of $60 payable to the instructor the first day of class.
7/25/20-7/28/16NPHS Room F131 9:30 AM-11:30 AMFee: $90
The North Penn School District Community Education Program (CEP) offers a variety of learning and recreational experiences
for people of all ages during its fall, spring and summer terms. For more information, call the Office of School and Community
Engagement at 215-853-1028/1029 or email malleypa@npenn.org or beigelg@npenn.org.
The NPSD’s Board of School Directors believes public school facilities should be used extensively by the citizens who pay for them.
Support for the CEP demonstrates that school directors and administrators are committed to community use of school facilities.
When filling out the registration form, please use the summer codes and the camp name. The Course Code for each camp can be
found on the description page of each camp throughout the brochure. Confirmation will be sent via email only. Sibling Discounts are
available ONLY when registering two campers for the same camp where applicable. Please print clearly so that your email confirmation is sent to the correct address. Register online at www.northpenncep.org.
If a camper finds it necessary to cancel, a refund will be given up to one week prior to the first day of camp (with a non-refundable
$20). No refund will be given after that point. For more information, please contact the NPSD Community Education Office.
Summer camps are held at:
Inglewood Elementary School
Pennbrook Middle School
North Penn High School
North Wales Elementary School
Walton Farm Elementary School
1313 Allentown Road; Lansdale, PA 19446
1201 North Wales Road; North Wales, PA 19454
1340 Valley Forge Road; Lansdale, PA 19446
201 Summit Street; North Wales, PA 19454
1610 Allentown Road; Lansdale, PA 19446
NORTH PENN
Community
Education
Program
Art Camps
Multimedia Art
(Grades 1-7)
Drawing Camp I
Enrich your summer and experiment with a variety of art materials including different paints, printing ink, pencils, pastels, and
more. New projects are offered each summer. Projects A will
be offered weeks 1 and 3. Projects B will be offered weeks 2
and 4. Come and join us this summer. Students should bring a
snack and drink to class. Instructor: North Penn Arts Alliance
Enhance your creativity and drawing skills this summer. Fundamentals of drawing will be taught, including light and shadow,
perspective and composition. New subject matter (objects to
draw) will be offered each year. All materials are included in the
camp fee. Students should bring a snack and drink.
Instructor: North Penn Arts Alliance
Projects A
AR10U.1 - 7/5/16-7/7/16
NPHS Room J18
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Fee: $107
Projects B
AR10U.2 - 7/11/16-7/14/16
NPHS Room J18
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Fee: $107
Grades 1-5
AR11U.1 - 7/5/16-7/7/16
NPHS Room J7
Fee: $107
AR10U.3 - 7/18/16-7/21/16
NPHS Room J18
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Fee: $107
AR10U.4 - 7/25/16-7/28/16
NPHS Room J18
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Fee: $107
Cartoon Universe (Grades 4-10) - NEW
Draw fantasy art in space. From Star Trek® to Star Wars®,
draw your favorite sci-fi characters and invent a few of your
own. Bring to life robots, aliens, and fantastic creatures in
spaceships, futuristic cities, or planetary landscapes. Draw a
brief comic in your own cartoon universe. Students should bring
a snack and drink. Instructor: North Penn Arts Alliance
AR23U - 7/5/16-7/7/16
NPHS Room J6 Fee: $107
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Mini Comics Boot Camp (Grades 2-7)
Write and draw your own mini comic in any style from Marvel to
Manga. Your comic will be photocopied so you can share your
publication. Please bring a snack and drink to class.
Instructor: North Penn Arts Alliance
AR26U.2 - 7/18/16-7/21/16
NPHS Room J6 Fee: $107
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Drawing Together (Ages 3-Grade 1) - NEW
For young children and their parent or adult caregiver - this
camp is for you. Learn to draw along with your child using basic
shapes. Bond together while drawing cartoons using pencils
and crayons. Please bring a snack and drink.
Instructor: North Penn Arts Alliance
AR28U - 7/11/16-7/14/16
NPHS Room J6 Fee: $107
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Grades 6-12
AR11U.2 - 7/18/16-7/21/16
NPHS Room J7
Fee: $107
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Drawing Camp II
Fundamentals of drawing will continue as you incorporate
pastels and pen/ink mediums to create still life and wildlife
drawings. All materials are included in the camp fee. Students
should bring a snack and drink. Instructor: North Penn Arts Alliance
Grades 1-5
AR29UU.1 - 7/11/16-7/14/16
NPHS Room J7
Fee: $107
Grades 6-12
AR29U.2 - 7/25/16-7/28/16
NPHS Room J7
Fee: $107
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Go Figure (Grades 3-8)
Draw figures in proportion using posable action figures and
toys. Great starter class for future cartoonists, illustrators, animators, and artists who want to draw people and animals that
look real. Please bring a snack and drink.
Instructor: North Penn Arts Alliance
AR24U - 7/25/16-7/28/16
NPHS Room J6 Fee: $107
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9:00 AM-12:00 PM
*These camps offer a 5% discount for siblings. Sibling discounts are
available ONLY when registering two campers for the same camp for
participating camps.
Summer Leadership Academy Your Adventure Begins (Grades 8-12)
Kiln Krafts for Kids* (Grades 1-12)
In this fun and exciting class students will explore different
aspects of glass art and ceramics. You’ll make cool glass fusing
projects where you will experiment with texture and color. Glass
fusing is a fun, colorful, easy way to express your inner artist.
No two pieces are the same and every piece has beauty. You’ll
design, paint and glaze bisque ceramic projects. A $65 materials fee will be payable to the instructor the first day of camp.
Instructor: Leanne Purkis
AR22U.1 - 6/27/16-6/30/16
NPHS Room J12 9:00 AM-11:30 AM
Fee: $70
For those who wish to attend Kiln Krafts for Kids and Krafts for Kids, a
supervised lunch will be available Monday-Thursday from
11:30 AM-12:30 PM. Campers should bring a bagged lunch.
Please check supervised lunch on regisration form.
SE14U - 7/11/16-7/15/16
NPHS
Fee: $174
Krafts for Kids* (Grades 1-12)
Join us for this fun camp where we explore different forms of
arts and crafts. You will do some projects that involve recycled
supplies, create a new project every day and have a good time
doing it! A $50 materials fee per child is due to the instructor on
the first day of class. Instructor: Leanne Purkis
AR20U.1 - 6/27/16-6/30/16
NPHS Room J12 Fee: $70
Schedule of Events:
July 11: 7:30 AM-4:30 PM
NPHS
Team Building Challenges and Sports Activities
July 12: 7:30 AM-5:00 PM
Joint Base McGuire/Dix Lakehurst
Confidence Course
12:30 PM-3:00 PM
July 13: 7:30 AM-5:00 PM
Guppy Gulch Water Park
Odyssey of the Mind (OotM)
provides creative problem-solving
opportunities for students from
Kindergarten through college. Team
members apply their creativity to
solve problems that range from building mechanical devices to
Grades 1-6
presenting their own interpretation of
literary classics. OotM teaches students how to think divergently through open-ended problems that appeal to a wide
range of interests. Students solve these problems by writing
skits, sewing costumes, making props and, depending on
the problem choice, building vehicles, technical elements or
balsa wood structures. OotM Camp is designed for students
who would like to find out about North Penn’s OotM program
or those who participated in the program and want to learn
more. Campers will be coached by knowledgeable adults
and older students who will share their expertise in various
areas including problem solving, improvisation, team building
and construction. No prior experience with OotM is required
to attend camp. Campers should bring a water bottle and
lunch. Instructor: Joanne Wiernusz
SE25U - 7/25/16-7/28/16
Inglewood Gym
9:00 AM-2:00 PM
Fee $100
Looking to add some spice to your summer vacation?
Want to experience high tech simulators, laser tag,
swing over obstacles and lead your team to success?
Look no further! Challenge yourself with Summer
Leadership Academy presented by the NPHS Air Force
Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC). Open
to all students grades 8-12. Students do not need to be
a member of the JROTC program to participate. Some
events are physically challenging and any student may
decline partaking.
July 14: 7:30 AM-5:00 PM
McGuire Air Force Base
Obstacle Course/Leadership Reaction/Water Slide Pool
July 15: 7:30 AM-1:00 PM
TBD
Indoor Laser Tag
No other summer program offers so many activities,
including a trip to McGuire Air Force Base, hi-tech
training, simulators, group fitness, interactive challenge
games and activities and Guppy Gulch Water Park.
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Cost of camp includes two t-shirts, baseball cap, morning snack, lunch, administration, transportation and
activities. Please indicate t-shirt size on form. Campers
should bring their own beverages. For more information, contact Mark Miller or Dee Sullivan, NPHS Air
Force JROTC at 215-853-1327 or sullivdd@npenn.org.
Campers should bring beverages.
Instructor: Dee Sullivan
Lego® Robotics
Are you ready to have the best week of summer? Look no
further because these courses are taught by a NPSD certified K-12 Engineering Technology Education teacher with
more than 11 years of Lego robotics experience. Students
should bring lunch, snacks and drinks to camp. On Wednesday, students will have a pizza party, courtesy of the camp.
Please attend the family and friends demonstration hour on
6/23 and 6/30 at 3 PM to find out what went on all week! A
materials fee of $10 should be paid to the instructor the first
day of camp. Instructor: Dr. Michael Voicheck
Technology Camp* (Grades 6-8)
Welcome to the North Penn Technology Camp, where students
will explore the exciting world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Technology Camp will have fun, exciting and
challenging activities to feed your child’s interest. Topics may
include engineering, mathematics, coding, architecture, chemistry, biology, ecology and more. We will utilize fun learning
activities and frequent play or socialization breaks to strike a
balance between academics, summer fun and promote lifelong
learning. While camp is fun, it is grounded in PA standards
based curriculum developed to ensure real life application of
skills learned. New materials are covered each summer. Students need to bring a labeled lunch, snacks and drinks.
Instructor: Glenn Jayne
SE12U - 7/5/16-7/8/16
NPHS H6
Fee: $200
Exploring Robotics Beginner (Grades 6-8)
The beginner course in robotics focuses on teaching students real world problem-solving with an intensely focused
and extremely hands-on approach to engineering, math and
technology, all mixed with the fun of Legos®. Working in
small teams, students will learn about the sensors, motors
and fun features of Lego® Robotics through design challenges which increase in difficulty as the week goes on.
SE10U.1 - 6/20/16-6/24/16
NPHS H8/H14
8:30 AM-3:30 PM (M-TH)
8:30 AM-11:30 AM (F)
Fee: $242
Advanced Explorations in Robotics (Grades 7-9)
The advanced course uses a hands on approach to engineering and technology, the camp staff will mix in the fun of
Lego robotics, advanced programming and problem solving
to create robots that do more than talk, move and grab. By
attending the advanced session of the camp, students will
work in pairs through difficult design challenges and many
open ended problems. Course Pre-Requisite: Student must
have attended Lego Beginner Robotics through North Penn.
SE10U.2 - 6/27/16-7/1/16
NPHS H8/H14
8:30 AM-3:30 PM (M-TH)
8:30 AM-11:30 AM (F)
Fee: $242
8:30 AM-3:30 PM (T-TH)
8:30 AM-11:30 AM (F)
Forensic Science Camp (Grades 6-9)
Interested in a good mystery? Love watching crime shows on
TV? Come be a part of the action and get behind-the-scenes
experience on how crime scene investigators catch their
criminals! During camp, students will submerge themselves in
the field of forensic science through hands-on activities that
investigate evidence obtained from fingerprinting, autopsies,
blood splatter patterns, etc. The camp is designed to reinforce
the importance of teamwork as well as to encourage students
to make detailed observations, analyze key evidence and utilize
their problem-solving and critical thinking skills. A materials fee
of $20 should be paid to the instructor the first day of camp.
Students need to bring a labeled lunch, snacks and drinks
except on 6/23 when there will be a pizza party. Each camper
receives a t-shirt. Instructor: Katie Curley
SE18U - 6/20/16-6/23/16
NPHS C106
Fee: $210
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Ocean Exploration (Grades 7-9) - NEW
Receive an introduction to oceanography and marine biology
in this camp. Campers will be engaged in a series of laboratory experiments and activities designed to teach the basic
concepts of oceanography, marine chemistry, marine ecology
and marine biology. Some of the activities include modeling
ocean currents, designing their own hydrometers, making their
own ocean salt designed to raise sea monkeys and dissecting
various marine organisms. Each day will end with a spotlight
on exotic and interesting marine organisms. Campers will learn
about marine organisms that are so smart they can be taught to
solve a rubix cube, or strike with amazing force. The concepts
taught over the four days will not only give the campers a better
idea of our blue planet, but will also give them a leg up in any
future science classes they may take. Students should bring a
labeled lunch, snacks and drinks. Instructor: Daniel Krueger
SE19U - 6/20/16-6/23/16
NPHS C16
Fee: $270
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9:00 AM-3:00 PM
The STEM Science Spectacular (Grades 4-8) - NEW
The Science Olympics are here! Want to see if you can sink
a ship using a hand-made catapult? Think you can build a
spaghetti and gum drop tower that could hold up a basketball?
How about a mousetrap powered car that can go the farthest?
Interested in playing hovercraft bowling? Explore all of these
engineering activities and more while learning about concepts
in physics, chemistry and biology. Friendly competitions with
prizes will be a part of each day. A materials fee of $20 will be
paid to the instructor the first day of camp. Students should
bring a labeled lunch, snacks and drinks except on 7/14, when
we will have a pizza party. Each camper receives a t-shirt.
SE20U - 7/11/16-7/14/16
NPHS C039
Fee: $210
SE21U - 7/11/16-7/14/16
NPHS C039
Fee: $210
Introductory to Photography Camp (Grades 8-12)
This Introductory to Photography camp is designed for digital
camera users. It teaches the student to use the camera as a
creative tool for photographing various subjects such as people,
sports, landscape, flowers, travel etc. The camp combines both
classroom and hands-on photography. The students get their
photos critiqued on a daily basis. A one-hour night photography
field trip to Trinity Lutheran Church on Main Street, Lansdale
during the magic hour of dusk is also included.
The students require either a point-and-shoot (all in one camera) or a digital camera with interchangeable lenses. A tripod is
desired but not mandatory. Parents are also welcome to sign
up for this class. Instructor: Lou Liguori
Girls Only
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Instructor: Katie Curley
SE26U - 7/25/16-7/28/16
NPHS J13
Fee: $125
Boys Only
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Instructor: Christopher Young
3-2-1...Blast Off! The Science of Rocketry
(Grades 5-8) - NEW
Houston, we are GO for a fun summer camp! Learn about the
history and science of the worlds most exciting machine…rockets! Participants will learn about historical milestones in science
and explore the science of rocketry with hands-on activities.
Campers will construct different types of rockets (air, water,
and solid propellant) every day to keep and take home. The
instructor is a Senior member of the National Association of
Rocketry (NAR) and has mentored teams in the Team America
Rocketry Competition (TARC) and all NAR safety guidelines will
be discussed and followed. Highlights of the camp will include
the building, design, and launch of their own model rocket and
a demonstration of high-powered model rockets. A materials
fee of $20 should be paid to the instructor the first day of camp.
Students need to bring a labeled lunch, snacks and drinks except 7/21, when there will be a Lunch and Launch (pizza picnic)
outside with our model rocket launches (parents invited)! Each
camper receives a t-shirt. Instructor: Christopher Young
SE22U - 7/18/16-7/21/16
NPHS C039
Fee: $210
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Sphero Robotics Camp (Grades 5-7) - NEW
This beginner’s camp focuses on teaching students real world
problem-solving skills through a hands-on approach to Science
Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) while using Sphero® robots. Working in small groups, students will learn how to
program the Sphero robots while working their way through design challenges. By weeks end, the goal is to create a program
that will allow the robot to traverse an obstacle course created by the instructor. Students need to bring a labeled lunch,
snacks and drinks. Instructor: Nick Lorenzo
SE23U - 7/11/16-7/15/16
Pennbrook Middle School Room 57
Fee: $250
8:30 AM-3:30 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
TV Production Camp (Grades 6-9)
Ever wonder how the TV news shows are produced? Think
this might be the career field for you? Learn all about TV news
including how to write, shoot and edit. Campers will even
produce a news show that will air on North Penn Television
(Comcast channel 28 and Verizon FIOS 29) to show family and
friends. Students should bring a labeled snack and drink to
camp. For those campers who have taken this camp in previous years, 50% of the material taught will be new each year.
Instructor: Robert Gillmer
SE13U - 7/25/16-7/28/16
NPHS TV Studio
Fee: $105
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Italian Language Camp: Parliamo
Italiano (Grades 2-6)
Join us for a fantastic summer camp experi
ence. Learn the Italian language and culture
in a fun setting. This fast paced camp is taught
by a native speaker. Hearing the lan
guage each day and being challenged
to speak it during various activities
make this the best way to learn a language!
Your child will
be immersed in language, cultural/historical
insights, sports and crafts. Additionally, any respectable Italian
class has to include food, so daily Italian snacks will be enjoyed.
Students will receive a workbook, pictures of the week and a
certificate of completion. A $20 material fee will be made payable to the instructor the first day of class.
Instructor: Francesca Calabretta
LA11U - 6/20/16-6/23/16
NPHS, F139
Fee: $99
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
*These camps offer a 5% discount for siblings. Sibling discounts are
available ONLY when registering two campers for the same camp for
11 participating camps.
Complete the registration form below or ONLINE at www.northpenncep.org!
Checks should be payable to; North Penn School Community Education and mailed, along with this form, to Community
Education Program, 401 E. Hancock St., Lansdale, PA 19446.
Camper Information
Participant #1
Grade in Sept. 2016
Course Code
Age as of 6/1/16
Instrument
Gender M F Birthdate T-Shirt size
Cost $
Please indicate which song(s) your child has completed: __Twinkle __Lightly Row
__Song of the Wind __Go Tell Aunt Rhody __O Come Little Children __May Song __Long, Long Ago __Allegro
__Perpetual Motion __Allegretto __Andantino __Etude __Minuet 1, 2 or 3 __Happy Farmer __Gavotte __Book 2+
My child will remain at camp for lunch between __Kiln Kraft
Participant #2
Grade in Sept. 2016
Course Code
Age as of 6/1/16
Instrument
Gender M F Birthdate T-Shirt size
Cost $
Please indicate which song(s) your child has completed: __Twinkle __Lightly Row
__Song of the Wind __Go Tell Aunt Rhody __O Come Little Children __May Song __Long, Long Ago __Allegro
__Perpetual Motion __Allegretto __Andantino __Etude __Minuet 1, 2 or 3 __Happy Farmer __Gavotte __Book 2+
My child will remain at camp for lunch between __Kiln Kraft
Participant #3
Grade in Sept. 2016
Course Code
Age as of 6/1/16
Instrument
Gender M F Birthdate T-Shirt size
Cost $
Please indicate which song(s) your child has completed: __Twinkle __Lightly Row
__Song of the Wind __Go Tell Aunt Rhody __O Come Little Children __May Song __Long, Long Ago __Allegro
__Perpetual Motion __Allegretto __Andantino __Etude __Minuet 1, 2 or 3 __Happy Farmer __Gavotte __Book 2+
My child will remain at camp for lunch between __Kiln Kraft
Parent Information
Parent Name
Home Phone
Cell Phone
AddressEmail
Payment Information - Return checks are subject to a $30 Return Check Fee.
I am paying by: __Cash __Check
__Visa
__MasterCard
Credit Card # _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Expiration: _ _/_ _
Security Code _ _ _Total $
I/We, the undersigned parent(s) or guardian(s) of the participants above acknowledge that I/We have been informed that serious injury, including catastrophic injuries, paralysis, or even death can result from accidents during any of the NPSD Summer Camps. I/We hereby release
the NPSD and its employees, agents, or servants from any and all causes of action and claims for injury or damage arising out of participation
of the above named individual in any of the NPSD Summer Camps. I/We hereby acknowledge that said participant has medical insurance
coverage through the provider below. Photographs may be taken during camp. To opt out of photographs, email andreykm@npenn.org to
complete a Publicity Refusal Form.
Medical Information
Insurance ProviderGroup NumberPolicy Number
Name of Insured
Emergency Contact Information
NamePhone during campRelation
Parent SignatureDate
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