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Harpeth Hall Has It All — For Girls!Academics, Arts, and Athletics

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2018 SUMMER

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ar Families,Welcome to the 2018 Summer Programs at Harpeth Hall School. For over 15 years, Harpeth Hall has offered a robust and diverse selection of summer opportunities for girls in Middle Tennessee, and this year is no exception. Whether it is serving a tennis ball or serving others, catching bugs or catching basketballs, stringing a violin or stringing gemstones, there is so much to try this summer at Harpeth Hall. Leading the state in the areas of academics, arts, and athletics, the Summer Programs at Harpeth Hall offer the same excellence in teaching, leadership, and coaching that is found throughout the school year. Echoing the school’s mission, this summer we will teach our campers to think critically, to lead confidently, and to live honorably . . . and have fun, too!

I welcome you to look through the brochure with your daughter and discover for yourself why I say . . . Harpeth Hall has it all! Register today at HarpethHall.org.

Sincerely,Kelsy MugeleExternal Programs DirectorKelsy.mugele@harpethhall.org

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WELCOME!

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LOOKING FOR A FULL-DAYEXPERIENCE? MAKE A DAY OF IT!Combine a morning camp and afternoon camp for a full-day experience.Got a baller with an interest in drama? What about an artist with an interest in science? Well, make a day of it!

Can’t get enough competition? Well, make a day of it! Choose a morning session, choose an afternoon session, and create a full day of fun for your daughter.

For only $50 a week you can include lunch, games, and entertainment. Check out the Calendar of Camps to match up the morning and afternoon camps, which are listed by weeks

and ages.

Counselors, teachers, and coaches will lead lunch in the dining hall. This hour is a great time for the girls to recharge with a healthy lunch and regroup for the next session. Enrollment is limited, so act fast!

This $50 additional charge will be available upon checkout and is required for those attending two camp sessions within the same week.

Snacks will be provided for all camps, and snacks and lunch will be provided for full day camps.

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Week 1: June 4 - 8Full-Day Offerings • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.All Sports Camp I (rising 1st – 8th grade) Drivers Education (rising 9th - 12th grade) Art Outdoors (rising 6th - 8th grade)

Morning Offerings • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Sewing Beginner (rising 3rd – 8th grade)Build a Game a Day (rising 4th - 6th grade) Camp Glee (rising 5th - 8th grade)

Afternoon Offerings • 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.HH Bear Beats (rising 5th – 8th grade)Sewing Advanced (rising 3rd - 8th grade)Go Tech Gadgets Maker Lab (rising 4th - 6th grade)

Week 2: June 11 - 15Full-Day Offerings • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.All Sports Camp II (rising 1st – 8th grade) Parks Picnic and Play (rising K - 2nd grade)

Morning Offerings • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Camp Einstein by Design (rising 1st - 5th grade)

Afternoon Offerings • 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.Cooking in the Social Media age (rising 5th - 8th grade)Arts, Crafts and Fun (rising 3rd - 6th grade) Computer Game and App Development (rising 3rd - 7th grade)

Week 3: June 18 – 22Full-Day Offerings • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. All Sports Junior (rising Pre-K – 2nd grade) Make it! (rising 5th – 7th grade)

Morning Offerings • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Tennis (rising 1st - 8th grade) Buenos Dias Bears (rising 3rd - 5th grade) Care Bears (rising 3rd - 6th grade) Automotive Mechanics (rising 3rd - 7th grade)

Afternoon Offerings • 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.Basketball (rising 1st - 8th grade) Advanced Wearables Technology (rising 5th - 8th grade)

Week 4: June 25 – 29Full-Day Offerings • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.Adventure Sports Camp (rising 3rd – 8th grade) Rowing (rising 5th – 9th grade)

Morning Offerings • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Cheer Junior (rising 1st – 3rd grade)Lacrosse (rising 1st – 8th grade)Astrology (rising K – 4th grade) Drone Technology (rising 5th - 8th grade) Mixed Media Mania: Create, Collage, Paint and Sculpt (rising 1st - 3rd grade)

Afternoon Offerings • 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.Cheer Basics (rising 4th – 6th grade) Astrology (rising 5th - 8th grade)Camp Einstein by Design (rising 1st - 5th grade) Art Around Nashville (rising 4th - 7th grade)

Week 5: July 2 - 6

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Week 6: July 9 – 13Full-Day Offerings • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.AAA (rising 3rd - 8th grade)

Morning Offerings • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Brain Camp (rising 3rd – 8th grade)Golf (rising 5th – 8th grade)Digital Storytelling (rising 3rd – 7th grade)

Afternoon Offerings • 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.Softball (rising 1st – 8th grades) Go Tech Gadgets and Maker Lab (rising 4th - 6th grade)

Week 7: July 16 – 20Full-Day Offerings • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Little Girls Camp: Superheros (age 4 – rising 2nd grade)

Morning Offerings • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Yoga (rising 3rd – 6th grade)Soccer (rising 1st – 8th grade) Build a Game a Day (rising 4th - 6th grade)

Afternoon Offering • 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Gadgets Maker Lab with Coding (rising 3rd - 7th grade)Volleyball (rising 1st – 8th grade)

Week 8: July 23 – 27Full-Day Offerings • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.Little Girls Camp: Moana (age 4 – rising 2nd grade)Games and Go! (rising 3rd – 8th grade)

Morning Offerings • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Astrology (rising 5th – 8th grade)Narrative Journalism (rising 6th – 8th grades)Middle School Dance Camp (rising 5th – 7th grade) Golf Junior (rising 1st - 4th grade) Track and Field (rising 3rd - 8th grade)

Afternoon Offering • 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. No Afternoon Camps

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ACADEMICS

Make It!Rising 5th – 7th gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 229:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$325

Do you like to tinker? To build things? To design things and make them real? This is the camp for you. In the Make It! camp, we will design useful tools using 3-D software (and print them on a 3-D printer). We will make large and small structures out of wood and PVC pipes using real tools. We will build with Legos and K’nex. We will explore electric circuits and computerized toys using basic electronic components, Arduino circuit board devices, and Lego and Technic Robots, (which we will program ourselves as well as control remotely). We will use the engineering design process to tackle problems that we can solve ourselves, with our own hands, by making the solution, and learn how to use many different tools and techniques in the process. Come join the maker revolution. Campers are encouraged to bring their own PC, Mac, or Chromebook laptop if they have one available, but can use camp-provided PCs if necessary.

Care Bears Rising 3rd – 6th gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 22 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$165

Spend a week of service, crafting and caring for others! Nothing brightens someone’s day quite like something homemade with love. During this exciting week, we will learn about local non-profit agencies and craft something special that will benefit those whom the agencies serve. The week will include field trips to deliver our crafts and time for active reflection on the impact we’ve made. You’ll have a great time making the world a brighter place! This camp is led by former Harpeth Hall service learning director Kimee Shideler. This camp is limited to 25 campers.

Yoga for MindfulnessRising 3rd – 6th gradesWeek 7: July 16 – 20 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$160

Yoga for Mindfulness: Are you ‘mindful’ or is your mind ‘full’? Join us as we connect, breathe, move, focus, relax and have fun on our mats. We will support our health, happiness, find our inner strength and engage our compassion for self and others. This camp is led by former Harpeth Hall service learning director Kimee Shideler.

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AcademicsAAA (Arts, Athletics, and Academics)Rising 3rd – 8th gradesWeek 6: July 9 – 139:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$325Come and learn what makes Harpeth Hall a special place for girls. Led by Harpeth Hall’s own Jacquie Watlington, Kristen Meltesen, and Jennifer Perry, this camp will show your daughter what Harpeth Hall does best: Arts, Academics, and Athletics. The girls will practice yoga, write poetry, and learn new art skills. Divided into groups by age, the girls will rotate between classes led by Harpeth Hall’s energetic teachers. Register early, because this camp will fill fast. This camp is limited.

HH Bear BeatsRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 1: June 5 – 91:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$150Do you like to write? Or draw? Take pictures? Do you enjoy talking to interesting people? Have you imagined yourself being a famous journalist one day? Join the staff of Bear Beat and help put out the Harpeth Hall summer camp newsletter! We will have fun covering what’s going on all over camp, talking to counselors and other campers, snapping photos and writing stories about what we see. This camp is led by Laura Hill, freelance journalist and former Tennessean reporter (also HH Aftercare Coordinator).

Brain CampRising 3rd – 8th gradesWeek 6: July 9 – 139:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$225Brain Camp creates an engaging environment in which your child can discover tools for thriving in school and life! Each day campers, ages 8-14, will be challenged with a variety of fun activities that promote problem-solving, teach memory strategies, and exercise core brain skills. During the week, campers will learn to set S.M.A.R.T goals; compete in fun brain games for prizes and awards; discover life changing principles regarding attitudes, work ethic and motivation; and participate in fast-paced games designed to exercise important cognitive skills including memory, visual processing, and logic & reasoning. This camp is run by LearningRx, a pioneer and leader in cognitive trainign with 80 brain training centers across the nation.

Buenos Dias, BearsRising 3rd – 5th gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 229:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

¿Hablas español? Speaking Spanish isn’t necessary to join in on mucho fun with Harpeth Hall Middle School’s Spanish teacher Señora Katie King. This camp will cover basic Spanish expressions and a lot of culture! Explore the practices and traditions of various Spanish-speaking countries throughout the world, including food, art, music, stories, fashion and more! The week will culminate with an excursion to a local panadería for authentic treats.

Astrology: Little DippersRising K – 4th gradesWeek 4: June 25 – 29 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$160

Journey into outer space as a Little Dipper! Campers will take on the role of an astronaut as they embark upon missions that explore mysteries of our universe, learn what it’s like to live onboard the International Space Station, peer through solar telescopes, create space-themed art, and discover the mythology of the cosmos through an indoor planetarium-style experience. Littler Dipper Camp is filled with wonderful opportunities for imaginative play and developing a sense of comfort with and appreciation for scientific inquiry. This camp will instill a love for science in your young learner, and she will never stare up at the stars quite the same again.

Astrology: Star ExplorersRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 4: June 25 – 291:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Week 7: July 16 -209:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.$160

Star Explorers will journey to the ‘heavens’ with solar telescopes and an indoor planetarium-style experience, hands-on projects driven by student interest, and team-building space exploration games. They will explore our strange and wonderful universe as they learn about planets, stars, galaxies, black holes, and the Big Bang. Star Explorer Camp encourages a fun attitude toward learning, exploring ideas, asking questions, and searching for answers.

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Kids Create Code: Build a Game a DayRising 4th – 6th gradesWeek 1: June 4 – 8 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Week 7: July 16 - 209:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.$225

Design and code your own unique pong, racing, platform and maze games using Scratch program language. Learn about events, loops, conditionals and variables while writing code, testing, and debugging your games. Build a prototype game every day and beta test games created by other campers. Great for beginning coders! Presented by Sharon Mendonsa and Becky Fox.

Kids Create Code: Go Tech Gadgets Maker LabRising 4th – 6th gradesWeek 1: June 4 – 8 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.Week 6: July 9 - 131:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.$225

Design fun mechanical and electrical gadgets that light up, wiggle-wobble, and fly! A mix of tools, materials and technology will help you unleash your creative ideas. Gadgets Maker Lab is a place where your inner hacker-maker-tinkerer- designer can come out and play! This camp includes all NEW Maker activities! Presented by Sharon Mendonsa and Becky Fox.

Kids Create Code: Digital StorytellingRising 3rd – 7th gradesWeek 6: July 9 – 13 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $225

Make stories come to life using Scratch! Build programs to create characters that move, dance, and talk, interact and tell a story. Use Vector graphic tools to draw and animate objects, choose sound effects and music to add suspense or surprise, and build a short animated story each day. Presented by Sharon Mendonsa and Becky Fox.

Kids Create Code: Gadgets Maker Lab with CodingRising 3rd – 7th gradesWeek 7: July 16 - 201:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.$225

Unleash your programming superpowers as you write Scratch code to create fun, interactive experiences using a computer and a Makey Makey circuit board. Design and build projects that light up, make noise, and play music then add animation and characters. Gadgets Maker Lab with Coding is for anyone with the courage to create, test, design, and turn ideas into reality! Presented by Sharon Mendonsa and Becky Fox.

Camp Einstein By Design STEAM ExplorersRising 1st – 5th gradesWeek 2: June 11 – 15 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Week 4: June 25 - 291:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.$195

At Camp Einstein By Design we practice the Innovator Mindset, tools which strengthen our communication, collaboration, creative and critical thinking skills. Our highly trained Lead Explorers will help children select projects from the following modules: Music and Mechanical Engineering, Flight and Aerial Photography, Textiles and Technology, Smart Home IoT Build with Arduino, and Virtual Reality Game and App Creation with Google Cardboard. Children then complete these applied-technology adventures with a focus on digital arts, making, tinkering, designing, engineering and robotics, electronic circuitry and

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Academicscomputer programming. Campers will have access to some of the latest technology tools, as well as traditional crafts and tools depending on the week and focus of the projects. Our weeks will be filled with making and tinkering, learning new tools, making new friends, inventing and gaining confidence as an innovative thinker.

Computer Game and App Development with Raspberry PiRising 3rd – 7th gradesWeek 2: June 11 – 15 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.$195Are you curious about how computers work? If so, come join us in this awesome learning experience as you not only learn how to create software, such as games and apps, but also learn how to make your very own computer system using a Raspberry Pi. You will then learn to code as you learn about computer science applications ranging from hardware to software development. Course material will be covered using a hands-on approach that helps participants to learn fundamental concepts through practice. Participants enjoy one-on-one interaction with instructors in a small class setting. Each child will take home their own computer at the end of each session along with any games or apps she or he develops. In this class, you’ll not only learn how to use technology, but also how to create it. Additionally, emphasis is placed on problem solving as a team, and learning the logic of programming through highly interactive, physical games and play that are appropriate breaks from screen time.

Automotive Mechatronics: Build Your Own Remote Controlled Car with ArduinoRising 3rd – 7th gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 22 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.$195This camp for beginning and advanced students alike will cover physics concepts related to car design, including aspects of aerodynamics, brakes, tires, and steering. Students will get a look into the design and optimization of various vehicle subsystems through an understanding of related physics concepts. Kids have heard

of driver-less cars, but do they know how the automobiles are programmed? We explore machine learning design and programming , along with Bluetooth technology to create a remote control car each student will design and take home at the end of the week.

Advanced Wearables Technology: Sport and Health Innovation TrackRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 22 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.$195

Youth design and build wearable sports-related technology that tracks health measures, such as heart rate and to address personal interests. They then collaborate as a group to design a project that addresses a social innovation challenge. Projects include: Smart Watch Build and Health Bioinformatics Tracking T-Shirt

Drone Technology: Mini-Quadcopter BuildRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 4: June 25 – 29 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.$195

Learn to design, build and fly your very own drone! In this exciting, hands on class, you will learn about the design, fabrication, and safe operation of drones by building their very own mini-quadcopter, which is a fully functional drone You will learn how to solder and identify key electronic and mechanical components, as well as how to troubleshoot and repair your build, as necessary. At the end of the program, you will have a fully functional Mini-Quadcopter to FLY home!

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STEM Summer InstituteRising 9th – 12th gradesWeek 2&3: June 11 – 22Rising 7th - 8th gradesWeek 3: June 18 - 229:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.The STEM Summer Institute for Girls was created in 2011 as a model STEM summer program for girls. Our aim is to bring together girls from schools all over the Nashville area for an opportunity to model true integration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in a domain that is naturally appealing to girls – serving other girls in a global setting. Each year the STEM Summer Institute tackles a different authentic problem. This year, we are honored to partner with The Gifft Hill School in St. John US Virgin Islands. The island of St. John was devastated by hurricanes last fall, and many of the schools remain closed. Our projects will have a direct impact on the students at Gifft Hill SchoolParticipating in the STEM Summer Institute is an honor and students who have attended proudly represent their schools. Each year, we aim to create a group of students from a variety of schools who work together with a common goal.

Therefore, the STEM Summer Institute does require an application and a recommendation from a teacher. Acceptance will be granted on a rolling basis, so please consider applying as soon as possible. Prior STEM experiences and school transcripts are not necessary – but students who are eager to learn, willing to think creatively, and want to work in a team are the best fit for the Institute.

Scholarship money separate from other Harpeth Hall camps is available for the Institute on an as needed basis. For the application and more information please visit the Center for STEM Education website stemefg.org.

Drivers Education Rising 3rd – 8th gradesWeek 1: June 4– 88:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.$400

This course consists of 30 hours of classroom and 6 hours behind-the-wheel training. The classroom portion will be held on the Harpeth Hall campus for five days from 8:30-4:00 (class ends at 2:30 on Friday). The entire course is completed in one week. The in-car driving will be done from class during class, with some lessons possibly scheduled after class. This training is provided through the Brentwood Driver Training program.

• This course is good for an insurance reduction. You test with us for your permit and /or license (depending on eligibility).• If your student is testing for a permit, they will need to obtain a Compulsory School Attendance Form from their high school in order to pick up the permit from a licensing station. We do not need this form. • Two hours of behind-the-wheel training will be done on a simulator to learn emergency maneuvers, driving in inclement weather, etc.• Student must bring a blue pen and non-spiral bound notebook.• Students must know their social security number to complete paper work when testing for a permit or license.• Student should bring his/her lunch.

Littlestone Summer Music FestivalLittlestone Summer Music Festival is a Nashville-based fine arts summer camp dedicated to providing young artists with opportunities to pursue their passions, collaborate with peers, and use their craft to develop character. Our festival provides conservatory level instruction for young artists in grades 6 - 12 in jazz, musical theater, choir, a cappella & vocal instruction, chamber music, composition, pop music, world music, and more. We invite all young artists to participate, whether you are looking to improve your skills or prepare for college & conservatory auditions! Lunch included.

Littlestone Music CampAges 12 – 17Week 6 & 7: July 9 – 209:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Registration and Cost information can be found on their website. www.lismf.orgLiSMF serves young musicians ages 12 - 17. We recommend that all campers have at least two full years of music training, in either private lessons or a school/organization-based music program. Our course catalog reflects a wide array of fields within music, offered at a variety of skill levels ranging from the most beginner level to collegiate-level. Faculty & student performances will take place throughout the two-week session. Our event schedule will be made available to the public as we get closer to the summer. Please contact Littlestone with any further questions via their website!

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One Voice Nashville One voice nashville is a local nonprofit organization committed to helping unleash the stories around us. onevoicenashville.org

Narrative Journalism and Basic PodcastingRising 6th – 8th gradesWeek 8: July 24 – 289:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$125

In this one-week session, students practice telling their own personal stories and gathering the stories of others through a narrative journalism approach. Students also learn the basics of podcasting through the lens of telling the stories of the community. By the end of the week, students conduct a one-on-one interview that covers a topic of their choice for the making of an introductory podcast and tell a crafted story to tell a live audience at showcase!

Sewing BasicsRising 3rd – 8th gradesWeek 1: June 4 – 89:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$185Have you ever wanted to learn to sew? This week we will start at the beginning and go over basic sewing techniques. Your camper will leave the week with her own creations and become comfortable with a new hobby! Sewing machines will be provided. This camp is limted.

Sewing AdvancedRising 3rd – 8th gradesWeek 1: June 4 – 812:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$185

Already a sewer and interested in advancing your skills? This week we will work on your existing skills and techniques and improve them to become even better then you already are! Your camper will leave the week with her own creations and feeling more confident in their craft then ever! Sewing machines will be provided. This camp is limited.

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At the end of the week, the campers will show off their new skills and artwork for parents, friends, and guests in an entertaining production! These day camps fill quickly. Sign up early! Lunch and snacks included.

Little Girls’ Camp: Superheros Ages 4 – rising 2nd gradersWeek 7: July 16 – 209:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$325

Grab your capes, Harpeth Hall Little Girls are here to save the day! During this fun-filled week, girls will be divided into groups based on age. Girls will sing, dance, and make new friends in this superhero adventure. From learning your superpower to saving the day, girls will have fun making crafts and making friends. It is hot outside, but vibrant on campus. At week’s end, the girls will have a performance for family and friends.

Little Girls’ Camp: MoanaAges 4 – rising 2nd gradersWeek 8: July 25 – 279:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$325

Join us as we embark on an epic island and sea adventure! Spend the week with us, and Moana, as we travel across the ocean to find Maui and return the heart of Te Fiti. Girls will be divided into groups based on age. This week your daughter will learn about courage and doing what’s best to help eachother. Girls will sing, dance, and craft. At week’s end, the girls will have a performance for family and friends.

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ArtsArt OutdoorsRising 6th – 8th gradesWeek 1: June 4 – 89:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$325

Explore the great art-doors! In this camp, students will make art in, and inspired by, outside spaces. We will look at art designed for public spaces, and make our own site-specific art. We will work collaboratively and independently, with found and traditional materials. This camp is run by Harpeth Hall Art Teacher Ariel Williams.

Art Around NashvilleRising 4th – 7th gradesWeek 1: June 4 – 81:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$165

Campers take an art adventure around Nashville to visit great art attractions each day. Everyone will return to campus to create projects that relate to what was experienced at The Parthenon, The Frist Center, Fisk Univsersity van Vecthen Gallery, Cheekwood, and Dragon Park. Transportation, location fees, and supplies are included.

Mixed Media Mania: Create, Collage, Paint and SculptRising 1st – 3rd gradesWeek 4: June 25 – 299:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$165

Express yourself and see how creative you can be! In this mixed media art camp, campers explore various subjects and experiment with different media to create magical gardens, whimsical animals, and colorful landscapes. The young artists will leave with fabulous paintings, funky sculptures and creative collages.

Little Girls’ CampThis day camp is geared especially toward younger girls. Each week has a specific theme, and campers will participate in a variety of fun activities grouped by age. Themed activities for each week include arts and crafts, dance, drama, science, loads of games, swimming day with slip-and-slide, songs, and much more!

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ArtsCamp GleeRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 1: June 4 – 89:00 a.m – 12:00 p.m.$150

Do you dream of belting out Broadway classics on the big stage? Camp Glee is the camp for you! Join Harpeth Hall choral instructor Matthew Pyles as he teaches your girls how to sell a song in musical theatre. Performing in groups, girls will learn not only voice instruction, but also stage presence, movement, and character development. Staged in a “master class” setting, the girls will also learn breathing techniques, vocal warmups, and proper projection. Friday’s class will end with a performance for family and friends. This camp is limited to 16 campers.

Cooking in the Social Media AgeRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 2: June 11 – 151:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$165

Whether you’re an advanced chef or still trying to figure out how to boil water, this camp is the place for you to be. Harpeth Hall teacher and the creator of the foodblog “The Starving Musician,” Matthew Pyles will teach this course that covers recipe development, cooking and baking skills, food photography, and food blogging. Students will cook, eat, and photograph their own creations.

Middle School Dance Camp Rising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 8: July 25 – 279:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This is the perfect camp for the Middle School dancer. This full week of unique classes will be geared toward students with some previous training. Dancers will work in an encouraging atmosphere with an emphasis on fostering individual talents, as well as encouraging collaboration and improvisation in order to enhance performance quality. The week’s schedule will include ballet, jazz, modern, creative movement, tap, musical theater, and hip-hop. Members of the Harpeth Hall Dance Company, faculty, and guest choreographers will lead this camp.

Arts, Crafts and Fun!Rising 3rd – 6th gradesWeek 2: June 11 – 151:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$160

Attention all crafters: In this fun camp, you’ll learn how to weave potholders, and create a fragrant, fizzy bath bomb. You can personalize your very own tote bags, learn how to make stationery by recycling old newspapers, and more! This camp is led by Laura Hill, HH Aftercare Coordinator.

Parks, Picnincs, and PlayRising K – 2nd gradesWeek 2: June 11 – 159:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$325 (lunch and snacks included)

Red rover, red rover, can your girl come over? Join upper school science teacher Jennifer Perry as she takes the girls to a different park every day. In this mobile camp, the girls will visit a local park every morning and play games such as chalk art, perler beads, tag, and various board games under the covered patio. Afterward they will enjoy a shaded picnic lunch. The afternoon will take place back at Harpeth Hall where we will enjoy a forsty snack, continue crafts and games, and experience different creation stations for a fun filled day! This camp is limited to 16 girls.

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Adventure Sports CampWeek 4: June 25 – 29Rising 3rd – 8th grades9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$450 (includes tickets, lunch, snacks)

Hold on to your jerseys, girls. This sports camp will be one wild ride! The girls will travel by bus to daily sports adventures in and around Nashville. Led by HH coaches and others, the girls will explore activities from Sky High to Glow Galaxy and more. Mixing in a little friendly paintball competition, this camp will be a summer highlight for your camper. Please note that, due to the nature of this camp, space is limited. Also, there are a higher number of campers per counselor than most camps. A full schedule of activities will be given one week prior to camp and will take into account the full week’s weather forecast.

ALL SPORTS DAY CAMP(Beginning Sports Camp)Rising 1st – 4th gradesWeek 1: June 4 – 8Week 2: June 11– 159:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$325

Come enjoy a fun-filled week where girls of all ability levels are able to discover, grow, and develop in a wide range of sports. Harpeth Hall Varsity coaches will lead the campers in an atmosphere that promotes self-esteem, confidence, and sportsmanship. Coaches will teach fundamentals for each sport and incorporate these skills into the games and activities throughout the week. Girls are grouped by age and will rotate through the various sports including but not limited to basketball, soccer, tennis, lacrosse, volleyball, softball, and golf. Harpeth Hall Varsity athletes will serve as camp counselors. Camp includes healthy lunches, snacks, and a camp T-shirt.

All Harpeth Hall athletic camps are led by Harpeth Hall Upper School and Middle School coaches. Upper School Varsity and Junior Varsity athletes will serve as counselors. The counselor-to-camper ratio is intentionally kept low to increase instruction and supervision.

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ALL SPORTS DAY CAMP(Intermediate Sports Camp) Rising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 1: June 4 – 8Week 2: June 11 – 159:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$325

Come join us for skill training, competitive play, and fun. Throughout the week, campers will develop, refine, and apply skill training in a variety of sports. No matter the camper’s skill level from beginner to advanced, a girl will thrive in a fun and relaxed atmosphere while being exposed to game situations through competition and scrimmages. Campers are able to thrive in their sports, yet develop and grow in a sport that may be new to them. Harpeth Hall Varsity coaches will lead all of the sessions and will focus on teaching fundamentals, skills, and drills in an environment that promotes self-esteem, confidence, and sportsmanship. Campers are grouped by age as well as skill level and will rotate through the various sports, including, but not limited to basketball, soccer, tennis, lacrosse, volleyball, softball, and golf. Camp includes healthy lunches, snacks, and a camp T-shirt.

ALL SPORTS DAY CAMP, JUNIOR Age 4 – 2nd gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 229:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.$325

Coaches Liz Nelson and others will lead All Sports camp for a younger group. This fun-filled week will be geared toward introducing girls to different sports and physical activities. Coaches will lead alternative wacky sports and games like scooter hockey, medic, and octopus. Friday will be a competitive Field Day. All Sports Junior is a great introduction to the world of sports.

Basketball Junior Rising 1st – 4th gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 221:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by Varsity Head Coach Frank Kornet. Emphasis on skills, drills, and games. The fundamentals of shooting, passing, screening, movement, stance, positioning, and defense will be significant components of the camp. Focus will be placed on individual instruction for each player to develop her game both at the camp and on her own through the teaching of drills and philosophies. The skills and fundamentals the girls learn will be incorporated into games and various competitions throughout the week including all-camp competition day on Friday. The girls will be grouped by skill level, and some sessions will include position work.

Basketball Rising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 221:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by Varsity Head Coach Frank Kornet. Emphasis will be placed on shooting and offensive moves. This camp will teach a variety of offensive moves and the proper mechanics of shooting by breaking down each step of the perfect shot. From shooting, shooting off the dribble, shooting off the pass, using a screen to get open, open court moves, use of a shot fake, and other offensive moves will be the focus of instruction.

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LacrosseRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 4: June 25 – 299:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by Varisty Head Coach Megan Clark. This camp is ideal for both the more advanced players and for beginners, as players will be divided into groups based on skill level. Players will focus on skill development, including stick work, ground balls, dodging, shooting, and defensive positioning. Fun games, drills, and scrimmages take place throughout the week in order to teach the skills in an exciting environment.

Golf JuniorRising 1st – 4th gradesWeek 8: July 23 – 27 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by U.S Kids Certified Instructor and Varsity Head Golf Coach Kylene Lee. Camp is open to beginner and intermediate golfers interested in developing their fundamental skills. Camp will focus on proper set up routine, full swing, basic chipping, and putting. Emphasis will be placed on mastering the fandamentals and obtaining a basic understanding of the game through U.S. Kids desgined golf games. Players will be grouped by age and skill level. All players need to be equipped with a water bottle and sunscreen. If campers need to borrow clubs, please let us konw in advance and we will provide them.

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Cheerleading: Cheer Basics and Cheer JuniorSession I 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Rising 1st – 3rd grades)Session II 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. (Rising 4th – 6th grades)Week 4: June 25 – 29$150Come learn the basics in cheerleading from Katherine Leake, Harpeth Hall MS cheerleading coach. This camp will focus on developing each girl’s cheer motions, basic dance movements, and beginner-level tumbling and stunting. The girls will learn several sideline cheers and an original dance routine that they will perform at the culmination of the week! You also will go home with your very own pom-poms.

RowingRising 5th – 9th grades Week 4: June 25 – 299:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. $350

This camp is led by Varsity Rowing Coach and others. This is a five-day introductory learn-to-row camp focusing on the basics of rowing technique. The class will learn to row the basic stroke on the indoor rowing machines. Once skills are developed, the class will graduate into racing shells and row on the water at Percy Priest Lake. Lessons in flexibility, strength, nutrition, and training activities will also be included. Rowing is the ultimate team sport, and teamwork will always be emphasized.

Lacrosse JuniorRising 1st – 4th gradesWeek 4: June 25 – 299:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by Varsity Head Coach Megan Clark. The camp is divided by grade level to allow for age appropriate instruction in a fun, yet competitive atmosphere. Fun games, drills, and scrimmages take place throughout the week in order to teach the basic skills in an exciting environment.

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AthleticsGolfRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 6: July 9 – 13 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by U.S Kids Certified Instructor and Varsity Head Golf Coach Kylene Lee. Camp is open to beginner and intermediate golfers interested in developing their fundamental skills. Camp will focus on proper set up routine, full swing, basic chipping, and putting. Emphasis will be placed on mastering the fandamentals and obtaining a basic understanding of the game through U.S. Kids desgined golf games. Players will be grouped by age and skill level. All players need to be equipped with a water bottle and sunscreen. If campers need to borrow clubs, please let us konw in advance and we will provide them.

Games and Go!Rising 3rd – 8th gradesWeek 8: July 23 – 279:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

$425 (includes tickets, lunch, and snacks)This camp is led by HH coaches and others. Come join us for an exciting week of games, fitness, and off-campus adventures. Your daughter will enjoy participating in fun group games and competitions on the Harpeth Hall campus, including scooter games, capture the flag, rock climbing, and dodge ball. The group will also travel to exciting off-site activities such as Let it Shine and bowling.

Soccer JuniorRising 1st – 4th gradesWeek 7: July 16 – 209:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by varsity soccer coaches. Foot skills such as first touch, dribbling, and passing are highlighted at the beginning of each session, and then the skills are reinforced in small-sided games. Offensive and defensive positioning are explained in a game experience. Shooting, passing and receiving, and defensive support drills work on the basic techniques of the game, and then are rolled into fun, competitive games to master the skills under pressure.

Soccer Rising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 7: July 16 – 20 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by Varsity soccer coaches. Foot skills will be highlighted at the beginning of each session, and then reinforced in small-sided games. Besides the basic ball skills, such as first touch, dribbling, and passing, this camp offers instruction on some more advanced dribbling moves. Offensive and defensive positioning in game-related situations will also enhance technical and tactical knowledge. emphasis will be placed on shooting as well as creating and converting goal scoring chances through set attacking drills. At the same time, defenders learn how to control and stop the attack.

SoftballRising 3rd – 8th gradesWeek 6: July 9 – 131:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$150

This camp will be led by the softball Varsity Head Coach.Players of all ability levels and athletic backgrounds will enjoy a game-centered learning environment that focuses on developing the fundamentals of infield, outfield, pitching, catching, and various hitting techniques, including slapping and bunting. Through drills and fun competition, girls will learn and refine their skills. Campers are grouped by age and ability in order to meet the needs of players at every level. If campers have their own glove and bat, please bring them. If campers need to borrow equipment, please let us konw in advance, and we will provide it.

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Tennis JuniorRising 1st – 4th gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 229:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by Varsity Head Tennis Coach Buffy Baker. This camp is designed to fit the needs of both beginning to intermediate tennis players. Skills such as ground strokes, volleys, serving, and other fundamentals will be covered. Emphasis will be placed on learning the rules for singles and doubles as well as the opportunity to compete in both. Each session will split players based upon skill and age level. If campers have their own racket, please bring. If campers need to borrow equipment, please let us konw in advance.

TennisRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 3: June 18 – 229:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by Varsity Head Coach Buffy Baker. This camp is designed to fit the needs of both beginner and intermediate tennis players. Skills such as ground strokes, volleys, serving, and other fundamentals will be covered. Emphasis will be placed on learning the rules for singles and doubles as well as the opportunity to compete in both. Each session will split players based upon skill and age level. If campers have their own racket, please bring them. If campers need to borrow equipment, please let us know in advance, and we will provide it.

Track & Field CampRising 3rd – 8th gradesWeek 8: July 23 - 27 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by Harpeth Hall Varsity track coach Jim Romero. This camp will focus on teaching the fundamentals of track and field. An introduction to events such as the shot put, high jump, long jump, sprints, relays, and hurdles will be presented in a manner designed to be fun and entertaining. The girls will also

learn about general conditioning that will help them in all sports and the basic importance of good nutrition. The camp will conclude with a “Mini Track Meet” on Friday with all of the girls divided into teams so they can participate in her favorite events.

Volleyball Junior Rising 1st – 4th gradesWeek 7: July 16 – 201:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by the Varsity Head Coach. The camp is designed for girls who want to develop fundamental skills and advanced techniques. Camp will focus on passing, setting, serving attack, and serve receive. Through games and fun competitons, campers will refine their skills. Emphasis will be placed on mastering fundamentals and obtaining a genuine understanding of the game. Players will be grouped by age and skill level.

VolleyballRising 5th – 8th gradesWeek 7: July 16 – 201:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$150

This camp is led by the Varsity Head Coach. The camp is designed for girls who want to develop fundamental skills and advanced techniques. Camp will focus on passing, setting, serving attack, and serve receive. Through games and fun competitions, campers will refine their skills. Emphasis will be placed on mastering fundamentals and obtaining a genuine understanding of the game. Players will be grouped by age and skill level.

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How to register for Summer Programs:Go to HarpethHall.org and click on Summer Programs to plan your amazing summer. NOTE: For families with more than one camper, register and select camps for each of your children separately.

Payment and refunds:Full payment is due with each registration to ensure your daughter a place in the camp of her choice. Credit cards are the only form of payment accepted. All timely registrations will be acknowledged by email prior to the start of each program. Early registration is advised. Because each program has limited capacity, registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration will continue on a space-available basis. If programs fill, a waiting list will be created. You will be notified as early as possible if your child has been placed on a waiting list. At that time, please let us know if you wish for your child’s name to remain on the waiting list.

In addition:In case of a camper’s withdrawal from the program, the External Programs Coordinator must be notified via email before May 1, 2018, or full payment will still be due. A $50 cancellation fee will be charged.

No refunds will be granted AFTER May 1, 2018.

Harpeth Hall reserves the right to cancel a program if it is not filled to satisfaction or if unforeseen circumstances should occur.

Notification of cancellation of a program will be done as early as possible and a refund will be issued.

Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat should I bring?It’s a good idea to always have a water bottle and sunscreen if the camp is outdoors. If a camper does not have the proper equipment, it will be provided. Wear comfortable clothing and appropriate shoes.

BEAR NECESSITIESWhat will I eat?If a camper is registered for a full-day camp or has chosen the option to “make a day,” a healthy lunch with several options will be available to her in the Dining Hall. Campers may opt to bring their own lunch or snacks, but the fees will not be reduced. We are a peanut free campus.

What if my daughter doesn’t know anyone in her camp session or camp grouping?An overwhelming majority of girls do not know anyone in their group on the first day of camp. This is why Harpeth Hall Summer Programs goes above and beyond to make girls feel comfortable on campus while in camp. Remember, teaching girls is all we do. Both faculty leaders and high school counselors encourage girls to make new friends while participating in camp.

MORE QUESTIONS?Email Harpeth Hall’s External Programs Director Kelsy Mugele, kelsy.mugele@ harpethhall.org.

Before Care and After CareHarpeth Hall offers early and late care.

HOURS:Morning: Your camper may arrive at the Middle School starting at 8:00 a.m. and be escorted to her 9:00 a.m. camp.Afternoon: Campers scheduled for an afternoon session until 3:00 or 4:00 may stay until 5:00 p.m. All campers must be promptly picked up by 5:00 p.m.

FEES:Registration and payment for early and late care is by the week per camper. The morning session is $50 per week and the afternoon session is $50 per week. Unfortunately, Harpeth Hall cannot prorate these fees by the day or hour.

Harpeth Hall General InformationADMISSION AND FINANCIAL AID:To inquire and receive more information about Harpeth Hall and the admission and financial aid process, please visit: HarpethHall.org/admission. Please contact us at 615-346-0126 or admission@harpethhall.org if you have questions.

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