PROVIDED BY MEGAN MARSINGILL - Brinley Marsingill gets a beak-side view of feathered friendship at Farm Camp with Mrs. King!
PROVIDED BY PAIGE DUVALL- Led by teachers Paige Duvall and Katherine Galvagni, Philip Simmons High School students took learning beyond the classroom in Belize, exploring Mayan ruins and caves, zip-lining through the rainforest, snorkeling, and discovering jungle wildlife.
PROVIDED BY ASHLEY-NICOLE FLOYD - Trading island life for farm life, rising Church of the Holy Spirit kindergarteners headed to Huger for a day of fresh air and muddy-shoe fun at Ms. Cara and Ms. Ashley’s Farm Adventures camp.
PROVIDED BY JEREMY OSBORNE - The BCSD Future Innovators Summer Camp brought STEM to life! This year, students dove headfirst into building and coding robots, assembling custom computers, and designing their own video games. Through hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools like the Lego Education Computer Science and AI Curriculum, JD Robots, Piper Computers, and Micro:bit Arcade Games, campers didn't just use technology; they created it.
PROVIDED BY NICOLE O’BOYLE - Cainhoy campers got a taste of farm life at Red Barn Farm Camp in Huger, South Carolina, spending sunny days at the barn feeding, brushing, and making new four-legged friends.
PROVIDED BY NICOLE O’BOYLE - Cainhoy campers got a taste of farm life at Red Barn Farm Camp in Huger, South Carolina, spending sunny days at the barn feeding, brushing, and making new four-legged friends.
PROVIDED BY MARY BENNETT ANDERSON - Beyond the Baseline, a camp started by Bishop England's rising senior Mary Bennett Anderson, capped off five days of tennis, teamwork, and fun.
PROVIDED BY NICOLE GUIDI - The future of baseball is looking bright. Bishop England's youth baseball campers developed their swing skills and made new friends this summer.
PROVIDED BY NICOLE GUIDI - Coach Cindy Baggott, a 12-time state championship coach, led the way at Bishop England's summer volleyball camp.
PROVIDED BY JESSICA WILLIS - High school and student leaders at Church of the Holy Spirit lead worship during Camp Next Gen.
PROVIDED BY JESSICA WILLIS - Church of the Holy Spirit campers soar during Camp Next Gen, an annual camp where middle and high schoolers learn about the love of Jesus.
PROVIDED BY ERIC BENDIG - BJ works through cone drills at Iron Horse Football Camp.
PROVIDED BY STEFANIE SWACKHAMER - Students in Elevate Community School's Green Thumbs Club Camp enjoy a card game together during a break from gardening activities. Pictured are Gabriel, left, Cameron, Juliette, Mason, and Milo. Throughout the week, campers learned about herbs and pollinators, planted basil to take home, investigated bean seeds, created Venus flytrap puppets, and discovered the many wonders of the plant world through hands-on activities.
PROVIDED BY ERIC BENDIG - Coach Eric Bendig celebrates with one of the winning teams of Bronco Ball, a special game designed just for Iron Horse Football campers.
PROVIDED BY DAN MINKIN - Young campers got their hearts pumping at Philip Simmons High School’s Health Science STEM Summer Camp, held June 3-5! Through fun experiments and medical simulations, students explored the circulatory system, learned why exercise and CPR are important, practiced recognizing emergencies, and discovered exciting healthcare careers – including X-ray technology.
PROVIDED BY DAN MINKIN - Young campers got their hearts pumping at Philip Simmons High School’s Health Science STEM Summer Camp, held June 3-5! Through fun experiments and medical simulations, students explored the circulatory system, learned why exercise and CPR are important, practiced recognizing emergencies, and discovered exciting healthcare careers – including X-ray technology.
PROVIDED BY DAN MINKIN - Young campers got their hearts pumping at Philip Simmons High School’s Health Science STEM Summer Camp, held June 3-5! Through fun experiments and medical simulations, students explored the circulatory system, learned why exercise and CPR are important, practiced recognizing emergencies, and discovered exciting healthcare careers – including X-ray technology.
PROVIDED BY CHURCH OF HOLY SPIRIT - Maggie O'Dell and Emerson Sheppard are having fun during arts and crafts. That day, they made little sheep that the children were able to take home!
PROVIDED BY CHURCH OF HOLY SPIRIT - Mary Kate Colvin and Brandon Sullivan talking and keeping it cool in the shade of the playground.
PROVIDED BY BEEMOK - Pickleball pro in training! Coach Tammy Jenkins helps a young camper find her swing at Daniel Island’s LTP Pickleball Camp.
PROVIDED BY BEEMOK - Eyes on the ball at Daniel Island’s LTP Tennis Camp.
PROVIDED BY RACHEL LESSARD - From energetic worship to a bubbly foam-party finale, ONE Fellowship’s Illumination Station Kids Camp was full of faith and fun!
PROVIDED BY RACHEL LESSARD - Eva and Bennette (left photo) and Lizzie and Eliza (right photo) joined fellow campers for Bible lessons, games, crafts and science activities centered on the theme "Jesus is the Light of the World."
PROVIDED BY GLENN RAUS - Hank L. takes a splash at the waterpark at Osupurē Karate Camp!
PROVIDED BY GLENN RAUS - Osupurē Karate Camp campers kick up the fun with a spirited game of Gaga Ball.
PROVIDED BY ALLISON BENFIELD - Providence Vacation Bible School students played global instruments as they walked the labyrinth and learned about teachings on welcoming immigrants and refugees with kindness.
PROVIDED BY GARRETT CAMPBELL - Philip Simmons boys’ basketball players welcomed a winning crowd of kindergarten through fourth-grade campers for a summer full of hoops and teamwork. Thanks to a donation from Nucor Steel Berkeley, every camper took home a basketball to keep the fun going.
PROVIDED BY JAY WATTERWORTH - Bump, set, summer! PSHS volleyball campers hit the court for an action-packed week of big serves, new skills, and plenty of team spirit.
