WELCOME
Our program is built around a simple and proven philosophy: to provide a comfortable, safe, and fun camp experience for all children. We offer summers filled with excitement and adventure for children ages five through twelve. The key to our success comes from combining a caring, qualified staff, enthusiastic campers, and a unique balance of hands-on activities!
The Wellington Clubhouse program is designed to ensure every camper is active and engaged. Each day features varied activities and challenges, promising your child nonstop fun and excitement. We welcome the individual talents and interests of each of our campers and always look forward to providing an environment that nurtures growth through individual initiative, group challenges, sportsmanship, and fun!
The program is divided into one-week sessions, which begin June 7th and end August 6th. The cost is $165.00 per week. Camp meets five days per week with the campers arriving at 9:00 a.m. and departing at 4:00 p.m. Extended hours are available from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. and from 4:00 to 5:45 p.m.
Our camp is located at the Wellington School campus in Seminole. The facility is wonderfully equipped with courts, ball fields, a shaded playground, an auditorium, a studio, a computer lab, and classrooms decked out for camp!
Our happy campers come to us from all over and share in creating a friendly atmosphere. It’s enough to make anyone want to be a kid again!
Camp is filled on a first-come basis, so please apply early. Questions regarding registration prior to camp beginning should be directed to Susan Baraybar who can be reached at (727) 528-8717 ext. 212.
Wendy Genzel
Summer Camp Director
(727) 397-4565After May 21st
DAILY ACTIVITIES
Each day begins with a Camp Meeting where daily and weekly events are discussed. This allows time for special announcements and recognition of achievements to be made throughout the summer.
SPORTS
When they’re not heading out on field trips, campers will be taking advantage of the cooler morning hours playing sports and being active! Daily rotation between the field, courts, and the auditorium will occur as the following activities are scheduled:
Basketball Softball Kickball Frisbee Golf Soccer Volleyball Scooterboards Jump Rope 4-Square Relays
ART
Campers can explore their creativity utilizing a variety of materials in the art room.
REC ROOM
The rec room features an exciting variety of games complete with foosball, skee-ball, ping pong, air hockey, and the latest “active” video games!
COMPUTERS
Campers can play games and sharpen skills while cooling off in the computer lab.
GAMES
Bring back the kind of quality time that happens when friends interact, laugh and have some “good old fashion” fun together!
WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS
THEMES
Daily projects are planned to develop the theme for each session. This means that camp time will be full of individual and group activities including art projects, games, skits, and cooking. Campfire sing-a-longs will continue for our younger campers. During this activity, we gather around a simulated campfire to sing silly camp songs, share stories and eat s’ mores.
FIELD TRIPS
An exciting camp experience will be had by all when we venture off campus three times per week. There is no additional cost for the field trips.
June 7th – 10th Lowry Park Zoo, Walter Fuller Pool, Walsingham Park
June 14th – 18th Treasure Island Fun Center, Highland Aquatic Center, Fort De Soto Park (cook-out)
June 21st – 25th Astro Skate or Planet Jump, Boca Ciega Millennium Park, Walter Fuller Pool
June 28th – July 2nd Movies, Highland Aquatic Center, Seminole Park (cook-out)
July 5th – 9th Celebration Station, Walter Fuller Pool, Taylor Park (Frisbee golf)
July 12th – 16th Caladesi Island, Highland Aquatic Center, War Veterans Memorial Park
July 19th – 23rd MOSI, Walter Fuller Pool, Phillippe Park
July 26th – 30th Xtreme Fun Center or Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Highland Aquatic Center, Sawgrass Lake Park
Kids Night Out*
August 2nd – 6th Bowling, Walter Fuller Pool, Fort De Soto Park
*There will be an additional charge for this overnight event.
ART CLASS
Twice a week, Ms. Mary Shusta, Wellington’s Art Teacher will be conducting art classes to share the creative process of visual art with our campers.
TECHNOKIDS
The power of technology will ignite campers imaginations as they complete the following projects throughout the summer.
TechnoArt – Reinvent Impressionism!
TechnoKnight – Embark on a quest to save the kingdom
TechnoPhotos – Create whimsical images that are a tribute to Andy Warhol and pop art
TechnoPirate – Hunt for treasure on the internet
ThechnoProducer – Plan, film and edit video
TechnoSurvivor – Compete in challenges to out-think opponents
TechnoThink – Make a variety of brainteasers including mad lib and word search
TechnoTrader – Buy TechnoTigers or Pizza Planet?
TechnoTribute – Create a “Techno Tribute” about someone special
TUTORING SERVICES
Individualized tutoring sessions are available throughout the summer. They are designed to strengthen your child’s academic performance in the areas of math, reading, and writing. We will attempt to schedule sessions to avoid conflicts with camp outings and classes. Please complete the tutoring section on the application and you will be contacted to arrange an assessment and set up a schedule.
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