YWCA Greenwich Summer Camps foster friendships and bring happiness to thousands of kids from 15 months to preteens every year. With swimming, sports, trips to the beach, area journeys to neighborhood museums, recreational centers, and amusement parks, as well as an expansion of on-site sports, kids can’t wait to come back every year.
Preschool Camp
Girls & Boys 15 months – 5 years
• Session 1: June 25 – July 20
• Session 2: July 23 – August 17
Campers enjoy a splash pad, playgrounds, and play, swimming, gymnastics, science and nature activities, song analysis, and more. Certified and licensed instructors/counselors nurture summertime campers to ensure they revel in social, instructional, and leisure enrichment.
Contact: Geri Smiles Smiles@ywcagreenwich.Org
Tel. 203-869-6501, ext. 221
Camp Ta-Yi-To
Girls & Boys 5 – 12 years
• Session 1: June 24 – July 19
• Session 2: July 22 – August sixteen
For 50 years, YWCA Greenwich has mixed knowledge of and play through subject journeys, unique events and applications, sports activities for all levels, swimming, and trips to the seashore. STEAM activities are blanketed for extra enrichment and educational fun.
Contact: Arthur Smith
Smith@ywcagreenwich.Org
Tel. 203-869-6501, ext. 251
Girls Circle Camp
Girls in Grades 6 – 8
• July 9 – July 19
A camp just for women where new friendships grow. Girls learn new competencies and build shallowness through games, crafts, area trips, workshops with nearby artists, writers, expert role fashions, and many laughs. For facts about eligibility and registration, call Leslie Coplin at 203-869-6501, ext. 173. All camps run from nine:00 am – to 4:30 pm, and early and overdue pickups are available – additional fees are observed.
Brendan Whitman hit his stride on the proper time path to turning into the Sun Journal All-Region Boys Swimmer of the Year. He completed 2d in the 100-yard freestyle at the KVAC championships, as the whole lot that had to pass right did move appropriately for the Edward Little senior. “Going into it, I wasn’t simply considering it; I simply desired to swim my race; I wasn’t going to focus around me going into it,” Whitman stated. “It was likely the high-quality race of my season — my strokes, my turns; it just felt very first-rate.” Whitman’s time for that race was fifty-one. 54 seconds. He also positioned fifth inside the 50-yard freestyle event on the KVAC meet.
At the Class A nation championships, he completed 10th vicinity in the hundred freestyle (fifty-two. 08 seconds) and 11th within the 50 freestyle (23.83 seconds). Whitman said his purpose changed to complete within the pinnacle eight in the 100 freestyle at the kingdom championship meet. While he became disappointed in falling just of that, he didn’t need to permit one race to outline his complete season.
Overall, from the beginning of the season, he dropped about a 2d from his time inside the 100 freestyle and eight-tenths of a second in the 50 freestyle. Edward Little’s Brendan Whitman is the Sun Journal All-Region Boys Swimmer of the Year. Sun Journal image using Daryn Slover He additionally received the Chris Campbell Award, which goes to the most brilliant male swimmer on the Lewiston-Edward Little meet. During that meet, he won the 50 (23. Seventy-seven) and one hundred (fifty-two. Ninety-seven) freestyles and helped lead Edward Little to victory inside the 400-backyard freestyle relay.