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PROGRAM
The summer is a great time to join old and new friends at day camp
to have great fun! Campers, 6 to 14, are offered a variety of sports
and other activities. Children have a great time and the best instruction in their favorite sports and activities every day! At the end of the week Campers
look forward to the Camper Award Ceremony, treats and a T-shirt.
STAFF
Our camp directors are career educators who have, for years, devoted their time and energies to the educational, emotional and social development of children in schools and camps. Our senior instructional staff members are all experienced full-time teachers and coaches from some of the Delaware Valley’s finest colleges and schools. The maturity of our staff enables children to thrive in a positive, safe, caring environment.
John McArdle, Director
For the past 28 years Coach McArdle has taught physical education
to all grade levels at CHA. He served as head coach of baseball and basketball.
John brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience working with children of all ages. Coach Mac returns for his eleventh season as director of the camp.
Ed Aversa, Assistant Director
Coach Aversa has been coaching basketball and football for the past
26 years. Ed has served as an assistant basketball and football coach at Chestnut Hill Academy for the past ten seasons.
In 2000 Coach Aversa was inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Summit Chapter for his outstanding work with the youth of the area. Ed is returning for his seventh season at the Larry Hyde Super Sports Camp.
CURRICULUM
Each morning our campers are offered two or three sport clinics. Each period lasts for 50 minutes followed by a ten minute water/rest break.
The afternoon session consists of instruction, swimming, inter-camp competition and special activities.
Special Events
During our eight-week season, our campers enjoy many special activities including competitive officiated games and inter-camp competition.
ACTIVITIES
During the sports activities, good sportsmanship and enjoyment of the game are emphasized. Campers are placed in a group according to age, developmental level and interest. Similarly, we encourage creativity and lots of enthusiasm in non-competitive activities.
Activities include:
SESSIONS
8 Weeks
June 14 – August 6
Regular camp hours are 9–4 p.m. Monday through Friday
Extended Hours begin at 7:30 a.m. and end at 6 p.m.
Two week minimum reqiured.
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