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Barracuda Running Camp for children age 10 through High School. Session A: July 10-14 Session b: July 17-21 The Barracuda Running Camp will offer training in proper running form and technique as well as conditioning for both sprinting and the distances. Workouts will consist of a warm-up, form/technique drills, stretching, and individualized conditioning proprams appropriate for the developmental levels and ages of the athetes. Runners will be encouraged to set goals and then work toward those goals ove the course of the camp. Personal development of skills and conditioning will be emphasized over competition and winning, but there will be opportunities for the children to showcase their abilities at the end of each week in a culminating track meet. For a brochure, rates and more information please email us!
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Camp Eureka! A Waldorf Inspired summer camp in North Idaho for girls and boys ages 8-13. Founded and run by Waldorf parents, one of whom teaches at the Marin Waldorf School, the program is designed to promote the exploration of nature, artistic activities and the experience of community through team play and work.
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Weaving Waldorf Education with traditional New England Summer Camp for 59 years! Camp Glen Brook, owned by The Waldorf School of Garden City, is a residential summer camp in the Monadnock region of NH for boys & girls 8-14. Last year campers and staff came from 32 different Waldorf schools, as well as other schools and homeschooling.
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Learn English in Ireland at Europe's Western-most Waldorf Setting. Courses are for teenagers and adults in which English is a second language. The courses provide a combination of English lessons, adventure activities, excursions to beautiful landscapes and Irish cultural activities. Accommodation and meals are with Host Families.
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The Housatonic Valley School Nature-Arts Camp provides a healthy balance of stimulating and relaxing activities, indoors and out, with an emphasis on the arts and nature. Our co-ed day program for children ages 4-12 embodies the Waldorf educational philosophy, nurturing head, heart and hands. We offer five one-week thematic programs that enhance the child’s natural sense of wonder and curiosity. Our program is held on school grounds in a well-maintained licensed facility in proximity to swimming and hiking facilities. Our field trips are chaperoned and we pride ourselves on maintaining a high student/teacher ratio. We employ an all-adult staff of Waldorf- trained teachers as well as teacher interns and volunteers to enhance our program. June 26 - July 28.
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This three week course in the summer holidays is for Waldorf (Steiner) students aged 15 to 18 whose primary aim is to improve their English. In the last few years we have had students from 14 different European countries.
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The IYCamp is an organisation who organises summercamps in Europe. The age for participants is from 16 to 26
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Kroka Expeditions is a non-profit dedicated to assisting young people in developing a strong sense of character, place and responsibility. Waldorf-inspired programs provide an excellent summer opportunity for Waldorf students or homeschooled children. Choose from 20 different trips in a variety of categories -- Paddling, Climbing, Caving, Wilderness Living, Multi-element and Young Women's trips. We also specialize in trips for Waldorf classes in the Fall and Spring.
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This summer, Sunbridge College will be teaming up with the Side by Side Youth Leadership Program and GlobeNet3 to offer a conference for people ages 17 to 23 around the theme of global citizenship. Together we will explore ways in which we can effect positive change in our global society. In recognizing our interdependence and our responsibilities as global citizens, we can develop practical projects to create a better world. We are very excited to have Nicanor Perlas as the keynote speaker for this year’s conference. Nicanor, a native of the Philippines, is a winner of the 2003 Right Livelihood Award, and co-founder of GlobeNet3, a global civil society network. Through our conversations and activities around the theme, Globalization and the Promise of Civil Society, we will touch on the crucial questions of human rights, international trade, environmental degradation and war, and connect with one another to make a difference in the world. Beyond the daily project groups, which will be intimate conversations around the conference theme, each day will also include arts for social change, movement activities, social games or dialogue groups, inner work and sharing, as well as an array of exciting evening activities. So reserve your spot now, and come make a difference with us. Themes of the week will include: • The Threat of Elite Globalization • The Business-Government Alliance • The Power of International Institutions • Threefolding and the Hope of Civil Society • Steps to a Better World Date and Place: August 21 – 27 on the Sunbridge College campus, in Spring Valley, New York. Cost: $250 for tuition, and $250 for room and board. Some scholarship assistance is available. Participation is limited to 60 people. Contact: Matt Burns at Sunbridge College 845-425-0055 ext. 24 / mburns@sunbridge.edu. Register online at www.sunbridge.edu/events
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