




Day, Sports and Specialty Camps for boys and girls ages 3-15


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Day, Sports and Specialty Camps for boys and girls ages 3-15


We make sure campers enjoy a summer vacation filled with memories they’ll treasure forever. eSf is the premier camp experience for valuable life lessons combined with big summer fun.
eSf provides over 60 world-class activities designed to encourage exploration and help campers discover their passion. Your camper’s safety is our top priority. We cultivate a nurturing environment where campers are free to build their confidence while trying something new. e S f is a place where campers make life-long friends.
We deliver summer experiences you’ll only find at ESF Camps.

eSf is more than just a summer camp program; we’re in the business of developing good people. We are committed to fostering our campers’ passions and expanding their horizons through fun, innovative, and enriching experiences. our programming is deliberately designed for exploring and inspiring innate talents and curiosities. every program is held to the highest standards of quality and education.
our year-round operations are guided by cutting edge standards and the best practices utilized by the most prestigious and well-run organizations in the world. from curriculum design and training, to safety and security, the eSf program raises the bar in camp excellence.
Since 1982, Michael and Bill rouse have operated eSf Summer Camps like the family it is. for generations, our unique traditions and life-long memories continue to connect our growing community of happy campers. for life.
an all-STar STaff.
our all-adult, full-time and seasonal staff is a dynamic team of certified teachers, graduate & undergraduate students, and experts representing various professions. With a low camper to counselor ratio, it’s the finest collaboration of educators brought together for a premier summer camp experience.
only the best will do for our campers. acres of beautiful summer amenities, indoor and out. a field for all sports. a pool for swimmers. a facility for all activities. a stone’s throw away.

“The ESF counselors were the most well trained, responsible and responsive group I’ve ever encountered in any of my children’s camp experiences.”
– mrS. WouShner
We transform the pristine Main line campus of The Haverford School each summer into a wonderfully welcoming camp setting offering exceptional, authentic camp experiences that evoke lasting, treasured memories.
eSf Camps at The Haverford School is home to a community of children and staff that features extensive indoor and outdoor facilities and provides the perfect setting for campers of all ages to learn and grow. our exceptional standards include providing a safe, fun, and comfortable environment. Campus facilities are complete with a 25-meter indoor swimming pool, theater, multi-purpose gymnasium, tennis courts, endless athletic fields, air-conditioned cafeteria, art studios, classrooms and so much more for campers to explore, rain or shine!






“ESF is a wonderful environment. My kids feel safe, happy and secure enough to try new things. They could not wait to get to camp each day.”
– mrS. droSSmAn







no two campers are alike. and from one year to the next their interests and curiosities change and grow. Their summer experiences should, as well. eSf ’s summer programs play at many levels, with each activity designed to appeal to its specific age group. So every camp, at every age, promises something new. Because one size does not fit all.
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mini cAmp (age 3)
The perfect start. a fun-filled first-camp experience for the littlest campers.
Arts & crafts
circle time
dramatic play
music & dance
puppetry & Storytelling
Science & nature
Sports
theme days & Special events
turtle time (rest & stories)
Water play

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Senior cAmp (ages 9-15)
Multi-level programs and True life adventures designed to broaden the horizons of our older campers.
Apprentice leadership training program (ages 14+)
Archery Skills
Art 360°
camp Sleepover (oldest group)
fencing
field trips: oracle travel games
gaga
martial Arts
Quest & eco-venture
Sports
Swimming
true life Adventures
Zumba® fitness
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cAmp (ages 4-8)
led by an experienced staff, a wide variety of hands-on activities creating a well-rounded summer camp experience and pure fun!
Archery Skills (grades 2+)
Artventures
creative & performing Arts
daily Swimming instruction
fencing (grades 2+)
gaga (grades 1+)
innovation lab (grades 2+)
martial Arts (grades 1+)
Sports
Science & nature
Special events
theme days
Zumba® Kids
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mAjor cAmpS (Grades 2-10)
Specialty camps for varied grades and interests. Hands-on, real world experiences, unique paths to choose.
Adventure major
creativity & design majors
performing Arts majors
Science majors
technology majors
22+ program offerings!
See pages 22-27 for details.
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cAmp (ages 6-14)
four age divisions offering topnotch instruction and game play for all skill levels across 10 sports.
Baseball
Basketball
european team handball
flag football
golf
lacrosse
Soccer
Softball
Street hockey
Swimming
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tenniS cAmp (ages 6-15)
individual and group instruction with match play. Continuous improvement for all skill levels.
conditioning & Biomechanics
individual & group instruction
match play
performance evaluations
round robins
Skills development
Special events & tournaments
video Analysis


admittedly, this is our most adorable camp. There is nothing more rewarding for us than watching the littlest ones starting off on their first ever camp experience. Days are packed with enriching activities including musical adventures, science and nature, crafts, water play, sports, theme days and more. This is the camp they would design for themselves.
circle time
Start the day off right and get revved up for non-stop fun and adventure, complete with morning greetings, songs and stories.
Art expreSS
Campers paint, paste, collage and more while making puppets, masks, crazy glasses and photo frames, among other imaginative creations.
WAter plAY
a great way to cool off during the summer. With wading pools, water toys and sprinklers, campers have a blast while making a splash.
imAginAtion StAtion
Campers journey to the incredible land of “make believe” with dramatic play, puppetry, storytelling and more.
muSicAl AdventureS
Campers sing and dance to the rhythm of this musical adventure.
curioSitY cluB
Campers discover science and nature with hands-on experiments, outdoor explorations and scientific adventures.
fun With SportS
Build self-confidence and fundamental skills through daily recreational fun such as soccer, tee-ball, parachute and more.
turtle time
recognizing a three year-old’s developmental needs, our Mini Camp offers a special time each day for our little ones to kick back with a book, relax and rest if needed.
theme dAYS
each week, campers enjoy special, theme-related events such as Masquerade Day, Wild and Wacky Hair Day and Silly Sock Day.
SpeciAl eventS
Join us for special events including “Special Person” visit Day, The Mini Camp Show and Mini Camp Graduation.

Age 3
Boys & Girls
SeSSionS & hourS
2-9 weeks, June 15 – august 14
Monday – friday
Half Day: 9am – 1pm
full Day: 9am – 3pm
extended Day: 7:30am – 6pm
Note: Mini Campers must be potty-trained.
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mini cAmp grAduAtion
at the end of the summer, a special ceremony where campers are honored for their accomplishments, introduced to Teepee village at Day Camp, touch the Spirit Stick for the first time, and receive the official Mini Camp Graduation Cap and Certificate.
a camper’s summer experiences should be as diverse as their growing interests. With a variety of hands-on activities for curious young minds, it’s a time for exploring, creating, discovering, and eye-opening, with endless opportunities to uncover talents and forge new friendships. This is way more than a typical day at camp!




AgeS 4-8
Boys & Girls Campers grouped by grade level.
SeSSionS & hourS
2-9 weeks, June 15 – august 14 Monday – friday: 9am – 3pm extended Day: 7:30am – 6pm
importAnt ShoW dAteS Sing for the red, White & Blue: A patriotic journey! (friday, July 10)
From Plank Road Publishing, arr. by Teresa Jennings and Paul Jennings
At the hop…let’s All Sing Songs of the ‘50s (friday, august 7)
From Hal Leonard, arr. by Alan Billingsley, choreography by John Jacobson

led by a dynamic and experienced staff, camp provides a wide variety of exciting hands-on activities and pure fun for a well-rounded summer experience.
dAilY SWim inStruction
With a low camper to instructor ratio, learn basic techniques and water safety while progressing through skill levels under the guidance and supervision of our red Cross certified instructors and lifeguards. Campers receive weekly progress reports and are recognized with awards.
SportS
Practice sportsmanship and teamwork while learning the fundamentals of soccer, basketball, baseball, track & field, street hockey, flag football, tee-ball, wiffle ball, and Gaga. With fun weekly tournaments and recreational games, the action is at an all-time high!
Artventures
Through classic art projects, keepsake crafts and literature connections, campers learn the elements of art and the principles of design while discovering Master and Contemporary artists. Projects include tie-dye t-shirts, clay creations, 3-dimensional crafts, painting, collage and more.
Science & nAture
Dig into science and learn environmental stewardship through scientific investigation, cool experimentation, and outdoor exploration including gardening. Weekly themes are featured.
creAtive & performing ArtS
Make music, dance, sing and learn acting and improv techniques through storytelling, charades, karaoke, tribe cheers, skits and dramatic play. Produce and perform in this year’s camp shows.
time-honored trAditionS
Morning assembly in Teepee village gets campers energized for a fun-filled, action-packed day of activities. Camp spirit echoes as campers sing camp songs, participate in tribe challenges, and daily announcements are shared. values are instilled through unique traditions like the Gratitude rock, Word of the Week and more.
*Daily schedule subject to change.
ZumBA® KidS
Jam out to your favorite music during this action-packed, high energy dance experience! enjoy kid-friendly routines based on original Zumba® choreography. Classes include fundamental instruction in basic dance steps, energizing movement games, and cultural awareness elements.
SpeciAl eventS
Theme-related games and recreational activities, obstacle courses, relays, and more are featured during this exciting teambuilding time.
WeeKlY themeS
We love to spice up the summer with Wacky Wednesday themes and fun-filled fantastic friday events! Some of our traditional favorites include Masquerade Madness, Patriotic Pizzazz, Bandana Day, and Wild & Wacky Hair Day, just to name a few!
cAmp ShoWS
Sing for The red, White & Blue: a Patriotic Journey! (friday, july 10)
at The Hop...let’s all Sing Songs of The ‘50s (friday, August 7)
ultimAte eSf gAmeS
Green vs Blue — who will be the champs this year? follow the clues for this highly-anticipated eSf tradition of team competitions.


gAgA (Grades 1-3)
Campers sprint to the Gaga courts for this action-packed, fast-paced and popular ball game. fun for all skill levels.
mArtiAl ArtS (Grades 1–3)
learn techniques and strategies including movement, agility, form, balance, coordination, and self-defense.
innovAtion lAB (Grades 2 & 3)
e xplore the art of design and innovation through various building challenges while learning problemsolving processes and critical thinking techniques.
ArcherY SKillS (Grades 2 & 3)
Develop archery skills while enhancing hand-eye coordination, building upper body strength and discovering the thrill of hitting the target.
fencing (Grades 2 & 3)
learn the history, skills, strategies, and safety techniques of this exciting medieval sport including positions, footwork, attacks, and defense.
choice period (Grades 2 & 3)
Campers get to feel the independence and ownership of their summer experience by choosing from a unique assortment of activities a few times a week. favori T e T ra D i T ion

the Spirit SticK
Start the day off with a cheer and a challenge. During morning assembly, the Tribe that shows the most teamwork, participation and spirit wins the Spirit Stick for the day.


With 10 sports to choose from and expert coaches to show the way, this experience will help you discover your inner athlete. from skill fundamentals to game play, from tournament days to World league Competitions, try out a variety of sports and experiences. Whether a novice or elite athlete, receive topnotch instruction geared to your skill level and enjoy game play in 2-3 sports each day.
Boys & Girls
Grade 1: ivy league Conference
Grades 2-3: Big east Conference
Grades 4-5: Big Ten Conference
Grades 6+: aCC Conference
SeSSionS & hourS
2-9 weeks, June 15 – august 14 Monday – friday: 9am – 3pm extended Day: 7:30am – 6pm
Equipment: Baseball glove required. We supply the rest.
World leAgue Schedule
Week of 6/22 vs. The episcopal academy Sports Camp
Week of 7/13 vs. The episcopal academy Sports Camp
Week of 7/27 vs. Moorestown friends Sports Camp
Week of 8/3: World league Championships
*Dates subject to change.

inDiviDual anD GrouP
inSTruCTion in all
feaTureD SPorTS:
Baseball Basketball european team
handball
flag football golf
lacrosse
Soccer
Softball
Street hockey
daily Swim
inStruction & SKill development
Proper technique, game strategy and fundamental skills, with an emphasis on sportsmanship, teamwork, dedication, and leadership help to develop the total athlete.
leAgue gAmeS
Campers play games each day to reinforce and practice the skill fundamentals that they have learned in each featured sport.
dAilY SWimming
Instructional swim for Grades 1-3
Recreational swim for Grades 4+
instruction is also available twice a week, before camp at no additional cost.
AdvAnced level trAining (Grades 6+)
Hone fundamental skills and improve performance through a higher level of athletic training with our expert coaches.
plAYer’S choice (Grades 2+)
During Choice period, choose to swim or have the opportunity to broaden your experience and diversify your skills by picking from unique and varied daily sports offerings. Just try it!
*Daily schedule subject to change.
tournAmentS
Take part in tournaments and championships each week including Stanley Cup, World Cup, World Series, final four and more.
leAderShip trAining
Become a leader on and off the field. learn to develop the total athlete and inspire others through motivation and support.
Acc invitAtionAl (Grades 6+)
(during the week of Aug 3)
eSf is excited to host the first annual aCC invitational Tournament. Held exclusively for all aCC Teams, this premier event will feature campers from multiple eSf Sports Camps coming together for multi-sport games, athletic competition and camaraderie.
BootcAmp fitneSS chAllenge (during the week of july 20)
This fun-filled, high-energy event features obstacle courses and circuits designed to enhance physical fitness, speed, agility and coordination. Take the Challenge!
expert gueStS & clinicS
local coaches and other top instructors conduct specialized clinics for improving skill sets.
ultimAte eSf gAmeS
Green vs Blue — who will be the champs this year? follow the clues for this highly-anticipated e S f tradition of team competitions.
eSf World leAgue chAmpionShip SerieS (Grades 2+)
Travel and compete in this action-packed experience. Get in the game. Win or lose, you’re sure to have a blast.



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WeeKlY AWArdS ceremonY in honor of outstanding achievements, both on and off the field, campers are recognized with awards in teamwork, hustle, sportsmanship, improvement and leadership.


The True life adventures start here. With a day that begins with team challenges and ends with a Hawaiian luau. Where we build a real life carnival from the ground up and launch a homemade rocket into the sky. With leadership skills and good citizenship built into everything we do. This is no ordinary camp.
Boys & Girls
Campers grouped by grade level.
SeSSionS & hourS
2-9 weeks, June 15 – august 14
Monday – friday: 9am – 3pm
extended Day: 7:30am – 6pm
true life AdventureS Schedule
Breakdancing & Hip Hop ......................................
June 15–19
inventor’s Workshop ............................................ June 22–26
Carnival, Circus, Magic June 29–July 2
Culinary arts
July 6–10
Musical Theater (2 wks) July 13–24
Co2 Speed Dragsters July 27–31
outdoor adventure (rockwall) aug 3–7
Space Quest (rocketry) aug 10–14
importAnt dAteS
musical theater performance: princess Whatsername By Brian D. Taylor, Music and Addl. Lyrics by Bill Francoeur, Lyrics by Scott DeTurk © Copyright 2013, Pioneer Drama Service, Inc. friday, July 24
oracle travel games
Week of July 6-10 Week of august 3-7
camp Sleepover (oldest group) ............................ July 30
evening eventS (grAdeS 7+)
Mexican fiesta June 25
aloha luau July 16
true life AdventureS (tlA)
uniquely designed for all levels of experience and interest, Tlas offer a different adventure each week.
dAilY SWim
Cool off under the guidance and supervision of red Cross certified instructors and lifeguards. recreational swimming is offered daily. if campers choose to participate, they receive an initial deep water safety test to assess their skill level. optional swimming instruction is also offered 2 days per week, before camp at no extra charge. Progress reports offered upon request.
Art 360°
Through classic art projects and keepsake crafts learn the elements of art and the principles of design while discovering various Master and Contemporary artists! experiences include tie-dying, clay creations, 3-dimensional crafts, weaving projects, painting in the style of the Masters, collage and more.
SportS
Soccer, street hockey, basketball, baseball, lacrosse, flag football, ultimate frisbee, and Gaga. fun tournaments and recreational games are featured each week.
Senior QueSt
Collaborate, communicate and problem-solve during high-energy challenges, fun team initiatives and service learning projects.
eco-venture
learn to love the environment with cool science projects like the Great egg Drop, the recycled Boat regatta, conservation activities and more.
*Daily schedule subject to change.
cAmp Sleepover
Spend the night. Have a blast. Don’t miss this fun-filled tradition for the oldest Senior Camp group packed with exciting activities.
themed evening eventS
Join camp friends for a night of fun. With special activities and dinner on us.
elective-BASed Schedule
Choose your own adventure and customize a portion of the daily camp schedule.
Apprentice leAderShip trAining progrAm (ages 14 +)
Through various leadership, service, and mentoring experiences at camp, our oldest campers have the opportunity to grow as leaders, develop verbal communication and interpersonal skills, be positive role models and create meaningful ways to give back to their community.
ZumBA® fitneSS
Perhaps the most awesome dance fitness experience ever! enjoy high and low-intensity routines based on original Zumba® choreography as you jam out to your favorite music! Classes include fundamental instruction in basic dance steps, energizing movement games, and cultural awareness elements.
ArcherY SKillS
Develop archery skills while enhancing hand-eye coordination, building upper body strength and discovering the thrill of hitting the target.
fencing
learn the history, skills, strategies, and safety techniques of this exciting medieval sport including positions, footwork, attacks, and defense.
mArtiAl ArtS
learn techniques and strategies including movement, agility, form, balance, coordination and self-defense.
SpeciAl eventS
Theme-related games and recreational activities, scavenger hunts, relays and more. With time honored weekly traditions for fun including Wacky Wednesdays and fantastic fridays.
communitY connection
This initiative is designed to provide an opportunity for campers to engage in planning and implementing a meaningful service-learning project.
orAcle trAvel gAmeS
Travel to another eSf Campsite to participate in team challenges, athletic events, spirit competitions and more.
ultimAte eSf gAmeS
Green vs Blue — who will be the champs this year? follow the clues for this highly-anticipated e S f tradition of team competitions.

Broaden horizons and build life skills with a different adventure for each week.
BreAKdAncing & hip-hop
1 week
learn with step-by-step professional instruction. Develop style and skills with a focus on footwork and coordination. Perform in informal competitions and at the final eSf Dance Party.
inventor’S WorKShop
1 week using ingenuity, innovation and design thinking, construct prototypes and transform ideas into inventions for the eSf invention Convention.
cArnivAl, circuS, mAgic
1 week
Design, build, and host the annual e S f Camp Carnival, one of our most-anticipated traditions. learn juggling, clowning and sleight of hand magic tricks.
culinArY ArtS
1 week
Join us for a Culinary tri-fecta of breakfast, lunch, and dinner specialtieswith a splash of appetizers and desserts on the side! With the guidance of
our executive chef, create and enjoy palate-pleasing dishes. learn about food preparation, kitchen safety and helpful hints for measuring, chopping, mixing, and garnishing. Discover the joy of cooking!
muSicAl theAter:
princeSS WhAtSernAme
2 weeks
With a classic fairy-tale setting, loads of exciting and hilarious roles, a variety of entertaining musical numbers and a plot filled with mystery and adventure, this Show has it all! learn everything from the fine art of stage performance to the behindthe-scenes basics of a theatrical production! a rockin’ musical score adds to the fun, as you prepare to dazzle family and friends at the premier performance of this musical on the last day!
co2 Speed drAgSterS
1 week
Start your engines and prepare for the ultimate demonstration of force, motion, speed, friction, and acceleration as you cruise through this
powerful Tla. Discover the design process while creating your very own, durable model Co2 dragster. learn about production, finishing, and testing your custom vehicle - all in preparation for the grand finale, The eSf Dragster race Day Competition!
outdoor Adventure (rocKWAll)
1 week
Conquer a towering rockwall with challenges designed for each skill level, under the watchful eye of an experienced instructor. This journey will lead you down the road of self-discovery, as you participate in teambuilding initiatives, collaborative problem-solving activities and exercises designed to develop and enhance the leader in you!
SpAce QueSt (rocKetrY)
1 week
learn the laws of motion and the physics of rocket flight. Construct your own pressurized water rocket and countdown to lift-off at the annual eSf rocket launch.

favori T e T ra D i T ion the orAcle
awarded daily to the group that demonstrates the most respect, teamwork, dedication, kindness and effort.


Think of it as a liberal arts degree in fun. With plenty of different Majors to choose from, designed to provide real life, hands-on experiences to fulfill curiosities all summer long — a different Major each week. includes viP tours, meet-and-greets with real world experts, and the chance to make an impact on our communities. an epic summer experience that would look great on a resume.
grAdeS 2-10
Boys & Girls
Campers form collaborative teams by grade level.
SeSSionS & hourS
1 to 8 weeks, June 15 – august 7
Monday – friday: 9am – 3pm extended Day: 7:30am – 6pm
june 15-19
Junior robotics
(Grades 2-4)
robotics 101 (Grades 4-7)
june 22-26
Game Design w/ Project Spark (Grades 5-10)
robotics Team league .. (Grades 4-8, wk 1 of 2)
Theater and Performing arts
(Grades 3-9, wk 1 of 2)
june 29-julY 2
Minecraft for kids
(Grades 2-4)
Minecraft Missions (Grades 4-9)
Minecraft Pi Coding with Python
..................................................(Grades 5-10, wk 1 of 2)
robotics Team league . (Grades 4-8, wk 2 of 2)
Theater and Performing arts
(Grades 3-9, wk 2 of 2)
julY 6-10
animal advocates: Great Gorillas (Grades 3-9, wk 1 of 2)
CSi forensics ...................... (Grades 4-9, wk 1 of 2)
fashion Design .................. (Grades 3-9, wk 1 of 2)
Game Design 101 (Grades 4-10, wk 1 of 2)
Minecraft for kids (Grades 2-4)
julY 6-10 (continued)
Minecraft Pi Coding with Python (Grades 5-10, wk 2 of 2)
Teen Travel (Grades 5–9)
The Science of roller Coasters with Minecraft (Grades 3-8)
julY 13-17
animal advocates: Great Gorillas
.................................................. (Grades 3-9, wk 2 of 2)
CSi forensics (Grades 4-9, wk 2 of 2)
fashion Design (Grades 3-9, wk 2 of 2)
Game Design 101 (Grades 4-10, wk 2 of 2)
Junior robotics (Grades 2-4)
The Digital Photography experience (Grades 4-10)
julY 20-24
3D Game Design w/ Portal 2 (Grades 6-10)
art Studio (Grades 3-9)
Mess fest (Grades 2-4)
Minecraft (Grades 4-10, wk 1 of 2)
Minecraft for kids (Grades 2-4)
Space & rocketry (Grades 3-9)
Sports Broadcasting (Grades 4-9)
julY 27-31
art Studio (Grades 3-9)
Digital animation (Grades 4-10, wk 1 of 2)
Digital video Production (Grades 4-10)
Dream it, Build it, Destroy it (Grades 5-8)
Minecraft (Grades 4-10, wk 2 of 2)
AuguSt 3-7
Digital animation............. (Grades 4-10, wk 2 of 2)
robotics 101 (Grades 4-7)
Super Cool Science (Grades 3-9)
All listed grades refer to the grade the camper will be entering in the upcoming school year (2015-2016).

Choose from a variety of camps and enjoy hands-on experiences in unique Majors. Dive into your passions, collaborate to solve realworld issues and create a final presentation for family, friends and experts. Time to play recreational games and socialize with friends each day.
3d gAme deSign With portAl 2 (grAdeS 6-10) 1 week
if you like 3D-based games and intriguing adventures, then this camp is for you! Portal 2 is a first-person, puzzle-platform style video game that challenges you to use your wits to solve complex problems. in this intermediate and advanced-level camp, use 3D game design software and Portal 2 to create your own intricate puzzles, traps and mazes. Parents and friends are invited on the last day to take an adventurous journey through your creations! all skill levels are welcome.
digitAl AnimAtion
(grAdeS 4-10) 2 weeks
Put your creativity into motion as you master fundamental animation principles while learning vector art design, digital animation techniques and how to animate your own creations. This camp provides an introduction to animation, walk cycles, storytelling techniques and the use of adobe flash. Celebrate your creative genius at the animator’s festival for family and friends on the last day. no prior experience with adobe flash is necessary. all skill levels are welcome.
digitAl video production (grAdeS 4-10) 1 week for campers who love music, acting, and video production this filmmaking experience is for you. Collaborate with your production team to create a music video and work together to direct, film, and edit short-form video projects using iMovie. Showcase your productions for family and friends at the big-screen event on the last day — the eSf film festival. no prior experience with music or iMovie necessary. all skill levels are welcome.
All listed grades refer to the grade the camper will be entering in the upcoming school year (2015-2016).
gAme deSign 101 (grAdeS 4-10) 2 weeks
Calling all future game developers! Bring your video game ideas to life as you learn the ins-and-outs of how video games are designed and produced during this two week program. During week one, learn how to use a number of software design tools to create platform-style video games. in the second week, work with Pixel Press software to design and build more complex game levels. Highlights of this program include informational lectures, as well as the use of a hands-on game design lab where campers design, customize, construct and test their creations. Showcase your games to friends and family on the last day! recommended for introductory and intermediate level campers.
gAme deSign With project SpArK (grAdeS 5-10) 1 week
Discover the world’s next best gaming experience… or create it yourself! Microsoft’s Project Spark is an open world game engine that provides campers with a digital canvas where they can make games, movies and other experiences. This playground of creativity provides endless options to build and customize complex worlds and experiences from the ground up! Camp focuses on designing games in a rich 3D environment and also provides an introduction to Brains and kodu programming. amaze your family and friends with a display of your imaginative game creations on the last day. all skill levels are welcome.
junior roBoticS
(grAdeS 2-4) Two 1 week sessions – Attend one or both
Join us as we turn camp into a robotics laboratory! learn the basics of designing and building a robot using leGo WeDo® robots. Make your robot come to life as you learn how to program it to perform project-oriented tasks and challenges. Showcase your interactive creations to friends and family on the last day! no prior experience with lego WeDo® is necessary. all skill levels are welcome.
minecrAft (grAdeS 4-10) 2 weeks use Minecraft to learn how to design, build and explore 3D game adventures. During the first week of camp, receive instruction in game design, mod installation, and a primer on redstone circuits. in the second week, use your creativity and fine-tune your problem-solving skills, as you navigate the various construction challenges and work with vanilla Minecraft, Tekkit and Minecraft eDu. Work individually and in groups to maximize collaboration and decision-making as you face design challenges and build your very own Minecraft world. You and your team will even have the opportunity to make a part of a group project come to life with a 3D printer! friends and family will be invited to explore your 3D creation on the last day. no prior experience with redstone is necessary. all skill levels are welcome.
minecrAft for KidS
(grAdeS 2-4) Three 1 week sessions – Attend one or all experience the wonderful world of Pocket edition Minecraft. Build your own virtual reality in a sandbox-like environment by using iPads to challenge your mind and create your own adventures. This fun and engaging program will spark interests, foster creativity and help you reach your learning potential. friends and family will be invited to explore your game world on the last day. no prior experience with Minecraft or iPads needed.
minecrAft miSSionS (grAdeS 4-9) 1 week are you up for an adventure? in this multi-player environment, Minecraft will be the vehicle to help develop your leadership and social skills, as you accomplish unique missions with a team of campers. use your imagination and collaborate with your team to design and build a large-scale Minecraft Missions project. Decide between two exciting adventures - creating a Pirate village by working on ships and engineering a seaport, or building a virtual eSf amusement Park by plotting the layout, building haunted houses and designing themed rides. Creativity, critical thinking and communication will be your keys to success! friends and family will be invited to participate in your adventure on the last day. Previous experience with Minecraft is recommended.
minecrAft pi coding With pYthon (grAdeS 5-10) 2 weeks
i f you have a passion for Minecraft and computer coding, then this is the camp for you! at camp you’ll receive training in Python program on the r aspberry Pi microcomputer. You’ll utilize your programming skills to create new gameplay features and Mods in Minecraft. o n the last day of camp, you’ll showcase your customized scripts, game worlds and new Minecraft features to your friends and family. This camp is recommended for intermediate and advanced campers with an interest in computer coding and who are proficient in the use of both Minecraft and PCs.
roBoticS 101
(grAdeS 4-8) Two 1 week sessions – Attend one or both explore the exciting world of robotics! learn how to design and build a robot using leGo MinDSTorMS®. Program your robot to perform project-oriented tasks and challenges. for novices, start with the basics of construction and programming. for more experienced campers, develop sophisticated programming and engineering skills. Showcase your robot’s unique abilities for family and friends at the r-BoTx Convention on the last day. no prior experience with lego Mindstorms® or programming is necessary. all skill levels are welcome.
roBoticS teAm leAgue (grAdeS 4-8) 2 weeks in this competition-based robotics program, campers work together in teams to build customized, programmable robots using leGo MinDSTorMS® robots and software. The challenge is to provide innovative solutions to real-world problems by designing and creating specialty robots programmed to accomplish unique tasks. for the grand finale, compete against other teams in predefined challenges at the r-BoTx Convention on the last day where friends and family are invited to attend. With all of these great minds working together, the possibilities will be endless! Previous experience with robotics is recommended.
the digitAl photogrAphY experience (grAdeS 4-10) 1 week
learn to take photos like a pro! explore photography techniques; learn about digital camera functionality and how to enhance photos with graphic design software. Gain hands-on experience taking photos and then digitally enhance them using adobe Photoshop. Display your collection at the Gallery exhibition for family and friends to view on the last day. no prior experience with cameras or adobe Photoshop is necessary. all skill levels are welcome.
the Science of roller coASterS With minecrAft (grAdeS 3-8) 1 week
amusement parks are filled with lots of heart-pounding fun, as well as multiple opportunities to learn about science and engineering. in this exciting camp, learn about the physics of roller coasters while exploring kinetic and potential energy, and centripetal force. at camp you’ll build and test, physical and “virtual” roller coaster models. using various computer programs, including Minecraft, you’ll create virtual roller coasters and build scale models with k’nex. Turns, loops and drops.... family and friends are invited to go on a “virtual ride” on the last day. no prior experience is necessary!

teen trAvel
(grAdeS 5-9) 1 week
Pack a lunch and let’s hit the road. Travel to a different destination each day for lots of new experiences, adventure, and fun including hiking, tubing, indoor rock climbing and a high ropes course adventure.
MaJorS
Art Studio (grAdeS 3-9) Two 1 week sessions –Attend one or both if you love art, you’ll love this camp! awaken creativity and imagination as you explore a variety of art techniques, including painting, threedimensional art, illustration, collage and more. all masterpieces, large and small, will be displayed at an art expo for family and friends on the last day.
fAShion deSign (grAdeS 3-9) 2 weeks
Create your own fashion line as you explore color theory, drawing and illustration, pattern and print creation, textile design, and forecasting and inspiration techniques. form teams, build your own brand, design a logo, and create a marketing strategy and business plan for the grand reveal of your collection at the eSf fashion Show for family and friends.
MaJorS
theAter And performing ArtS (grAdeS 3-9) 2 weeks explore the world of acting! open auditions start day one at the eSf Casting Call. Whether singer, dancer, or actor, showcase your unique talents and be cast in the role of your dreams. Discover the many facets of being on a theatrical team while exploring all aspects of dramatic and musical theater in preparation for a Theatrical Production on the last day. family and friends are invited to attend this premier event.
SportS BroAdcASting (grAdeS 4-9) 1 week
Discover the world of real sports broadcasting! learn the skills to be a sports broadcaster and sideline reporter. anchor with a teleprompter in a mock-sports broadcast on unique field trips to Temple university’s School of Media and Communication. announce the play-by-play at a camp sporting event; host a press conference; hone your interviewing techniques; and practice scriptreading and writing. family and friends are invited to a Broadcast expo at Camp on the last day!
AnimAl AdvocAteS: greAt gorillAS (grAdeS 3-9) 2 weeks – In collaboration with the Philadelphia Zoo
Take action and think critically about real-world issues that impact gorillas and other wildlife species across the globe. Work side by side with experienced Zoo educators and enjoy up-close and personal wildlife encounters with live animals at camp. Help safeguard gorillas and reduce deforestation by forming advocacy teams and developing community action plans. Highlights include an overnight at The Philadelphia Zoo, a meet and greet with the Great Gorillas keeper, a tour of the new gorilla trail system, Skype sessions with conservation experts and more! Present your final advocacy campaign to family, friends, and Zoo representatives on the last day!
cSi forenSicS (grAdeS 4-9) 2 weeks learn from expert CSi investigators about fingerprinting, forensic photography, casting, splatter analysis, ballistics and more. unravel clues at an eSf “Mock” Crime Scene through collection and preservation of physical evidence, crime scene reconstruction, surveillance, detailed reports, and eyewitness interviews. includes a field trip to The Criminal Justice Center in Philadelphia where a real-life judge will preside over a “Mock” Trial at which you will present your findings. family and friends are invited to a simulated Crime lab on the last day.
dreAm it, Build it, deStroY it (grAdeS 5-8) 1 week – Exclusive partnership with The Franklin Institute
let your creative juices flow this week as we use engineering, physics, and most of all, imagination, to plan, build and destroy creations of our own. in this exciting week of camp facilitated by a science educator expert from Philadelphia’s world renown franklin institute, campers will experience everything from the design process and how to collaborate with a team to building some of the coolest projects that will erupt, crumble or maybe even explode!
meSS feSt (grAdeS 2-4) 1 week – Exclusive partnership with The Franklin Institute
This week is all about the science of “mess” and we’ll be making our biggest messes ever! By working with our science educator expert in residence from the franklin institute, you’ll mix, pour and slime your way through some awesome chemistry and biology experiments. Go ahead; you can get as messy as you want!
SpAce & rocKetrY (grAdeS 3-9) 1 week
explore the laws of motion and the physics of rocket flight including propulsion, lift, drag, velocity, and aerodynamics. Construct your very own air, water, and solid fuel propelled rockets and countdown to lift-off at the Great eSf rocket launch among friends and family on the last day. Join us for an out of this world experience designed for future astronauts or rocket scientists.
Super cool Science
(grAdeS 3-9) 1 week
experience unique, hands-on science experiments that are as fun as they are educational. from chemical reactions, potions, polymers and slime to solar powered devices, zoon kites, dissections and more; discover answers to tantalizing scientific questions. family and friends are invited to the Super Science expo on the last day.


in 1982, eSf launched its very first camp — a tennis camp for local campers. Today, the eSf tennis program is the premier destination for education and improvement in the sport. from beginners to the tournament-bound, under the guidance of experts, eSf Tennis Camp instills confidence for winning on and off the court.
leArn the BASicS for the beginner player, learn the fundamentals of the game: proper grip, racquet preparation, forehand, backhand, volley, serve, return of serve, overhead, footwork, and basic scoring. Campers feel comfortable and confident on the court while experiencing steady improvement.
refine Your StroKeS for the intermediate player, develop and refine basic strokes with a focus on consistency, footwork, shot selection, and strategy. Campers further develop first and second serves, approach shots, and net game through instruction and match play.
fine tune Your gAme for the advanced player, identify and build on strengths and turn them into powerful on-court weapons. Greater emphasis is placed on situation awareness, stamina, foot speed, competitive match play, and the development of individual styles of play. Campers fine tune passing shots, ball control and placement, and learn the key points of tournament play, how to make important on-court decisions, and how to compete against players of various styles. Campers can expect a higher level of training and coaching intensity.
• Conditioning & Biomechanics
• individual & Group instruction
• Match Play
• recreational Swimming for full day campers (optional)
• Skills Development
• Stroke refinement
• Grand Slam Tournaments
• Performance evaluations
• round robins
• video analysis
AgeS 6-15
Boys & Girls
Campers grouped by age and skill level.
SeSSionS & hourS
1-9 weeks, June 15 – august 14
Monday – friday full day: 9am – 3pm
Morning: 9am – 12pm afternoon: 12:30pm – 3pm extended Day: 7:30am – 6pm



We develop swimmers utilizing the latest teaching techniques and coaching methods. Beginning with water safety skills and basic fundamentals, we then move on to progressive stroke development and refinement of techniques. our well-established program is designed to be compatible with the unique and ever-changing abilities and skill levels of each camper. eSf also offers private swim instruction to campers who are interested in devoting more time to enhancing their skills. We also offer Swim Team to those who are seeking advanced level training in the sport of competitive swimming.
dAY cAmp (ages 4-8)
With daily instructional swimming, campers receive an initial skill assessment and then progress at their own pace. Progress reports sent home weekly.
SportS cAmp
Age 6: With daily instructional swimming, campers receive an initial skill assessment and then progress at their own pace. Progress reports sent home weekly.
Ages 7-8: Swimming is offered daily. if campers choose to participate, they receive swimming instruction. Progress reports are provided upon request.
SportS cAmp (Con’t)
Ages 9-14: recreational swimming is offered daily. if campers choose to participate, they receive an initial deep water safety test to assess their skill level. optional swimming instruction is also offered 2 days per week, before camp at no extra charge. Progress reports offered upon request.
Senior cAmp (ages 9-15)
recreational swimming is offered daily. if campers choose to participate, they receive an initial deep water safety test to assess their skill level. optional swimming instruction is also offered 2 days per week, before camp at no extra charge. Progress reports offered upon request.
tenniS cAmp (ages 6-15)
recreational swimming is available each afternoon for full day Tennis Campers. optional swimming instruction is also offered 2 days per week, before camp at no extra charge. Progress reports offered upon request.
SpeciAltY mAjor cAmpS (Grades 2-10)
optional swimming instruction is available 2 days per week, before camp at no extra charge.
Swimming is one of the most exciting parts of the camp day. under the guidance and watchful eye of our red Cross certified lifeguards and instructors, campers develop life skills too valuable to measure while learning to swim confidently in a safe and fun environment.



After cAmp
eSf also offers private swim instruction to campers who are interested in devoting more time to enhancing their skills. We also offer Swim Team to those who are seeking advanced level training in the sport of competitive swimming.
privAte SWim inStruction
available under the guidance and direction of our red Cross certified instructors and lifeguards. lessons are designed to be compatible with individual camper needs and skill levels. To enroll, please call the camp office. all lessons held at camp after 3:30pm.
SWim teAm
Swim Team is offered for ages 7-15 from June 30 –august 6, 2015.
each camper’s skill level is tested prior to participation in Swim Team. Camper participation is subject to the approval of the aquatics Director and is based on skill level and safety in deep water.
Practice Schedule: Tuesday-Thursday, 2:45pm-3:45pm.
eSf AQuAticS StAff
our all-adult staff is made up of certified lifeguards and instructors who are trained to teach our program and adhere to impeccable safety protocols. We maintain a low staff to camper ratio.
AQuAticS director
Seasoned leader who oversees the eSf swimming program as well as the overall quality and excellence in pool area.
SWim levelS
eSf has established skill levels that campers progress through at their own pace.
SKill & SAfetY teSting
Campers are tested on first day of camp for skill assessment and/or safety in deep water, depending on age and skill level.
AWArdS & progreSS reportS
Campers receive awards as they progress through each skill level. We provide updates on camper progress on a weekly basis or upon request, depending on age and skill level.
There are three great ways to extend your camp day. enjoy a variety of specialty clinics and workshops. attend Club oT, our flexible, before and aftercare program. enroll in private and semiprivate enrichment lessons in swimming, sports, or academic tutoring. Try one or try them all!
on a regular or a drop-in basis, start the day as early as 7:30am and stay as late as 6pm. Club oT campers are divided into groups by age and enjoy sports, games, crafts, chess, book club, drama and much more. afternoon snacks and refreshments provided. flexible scheduling with no pre-payment or pre-registration required. Billing is done twice a month by mail.
morning timeS & rAteS
Drop off: 7:30am – 8am: $5.50/day
Drop off: 8am – 8:50am: $4/day
Afternoon timeS & rAteS
Pick up: 3:15pm – 4:30pm: $6/day
Pick up: 4:30pm – 6pm: $12/day
SWim inStruction
Private lessons under the guidance and supervision of red Cross certified instructors and lifeguards, with a customized program based on your child’s individual needs and ability level.
AcAdemic tutoring
Private or semi-private tutoring available in academic areas including: reading, math, science, music, language and more.
SportS inStruction
Private or Semi-private instruction with an eSf Coach in sports including: soccer, street hockey, basketball, baseball, lacrosse and more.
detAilS & pricing
privAte leSSonS Semi-privAte leSSonS
Half-hour: $25 Half-hour: $18/child one hour: $50 one hour: $36/child all lessons held at camp after 3:30pm.
Please note: Semi-private lessons are only offered for tutoring and sports instruction.
Please choose only one program per week. Programs vary by grade, and enrollment is limited.
mondAY – thurSdAY
Grades Prek-k from end of camp – 4:45pm Grades 1st–10th from end of camp – 5:45pm
june 22- 25
june 29-julY 2 grAdeS rAteS
Tricks and Circus Skills 3rd-7th
Clinic for Girls 3rd-10th
julY 6-9
julY 13-16
julY 20-23
AuguSt 3-6
** Campers must bring their own field hockey stick and mouth guard




Boys & Girls, Age 6-14 / June 8 - August 21, 2015 Weekly Sessions — Attend 1 or more!
The official camp of the Philadelphia Phillies, we operate at a variety of great locations in Pa, nJ and De for all ability levels, we offer top-notch instruction; demonstrations on technique; team and individual tactics; an official Phillies uniform; and a tour of Citizens Bank Park. Clinics by Phillies players and coaches help reinforce skills. Call us today for information and a brochure at 610.520.3400 or visit philliescamps.com.
Men & Women, Age 30+ / January 20-24, 2016 (Dates subject to change)
Turn your baseball dreams into reality at this “Major league” experience in Clearwater florida at The Phillies Phantasy Camp, official camp of the Philadelphia Phillies. Join a line-up of Phillies legends for four days of baseball games, with a culminating game against the legends at Bright House field. Call us today for information and a brochure at 610.520.3400 or visit philliescamps.com
Boys and Girls, Age 6-14 / June 15 - August 21, 2015 Weekly Sessions — Attend 1 or more!
eSf and the Philadelphia union have joined forces to offer Philadelphia union Soccer Schools! union Soccer Schools, offered at a variety of great locations, is a unique, action-packed camp. Highlights include top-notch soccer instruction, demonstrations from the area’s finest coaches and pro players from the union, a visit to PPl Park, and more. Campers will take the field in their very own official union Soccer Schools uniform and learn from soccer’s best! Call us today at 610.581.7600 for more information and a brochure or visit unionsoccerschools.com


a family discount is given to families enrolling 2 or more children. This 5% discount applies to each child after the first in your immediate family. (The first child is the camper with the higher tuition.)
our group discount allows you and your friends to receive a 5% savings off camp tuition. all you need to do is send 3 or more applications in the same envelope!
Please note: Family and Group Discounts are separate and may not be combined.
refer a friend to eSf! for every new family or friend you refer, receive $150 back as a check or credit towards camp! all they have to do is provide your name and phone number on their camp application. referral check or credit is applied at the end of the camp season once all of the enrollments are confirmed.
for details please call us or visit esfcamps.com/Haverford.
ApplicAtion proceSS
Complete both sides of the application, sign the back, and return with a $300 deposit per camper. once we receive and review your application, a confirmation/invoice will be mailed to verify your reservation(s). Balance is due by april 1, 2015. all applications sent after april 1, 2015 require full payment. online enrollment available at esfcamps.com/haverford.
grouping reQueStS
if you would like your child grouped with a specific friend, please write the friend’s name and home phone number on the application. Grouped campers MuST be entering the same grade next fall.
heAlth hiStorY record for the health and safety of all campers, no child will be allowed to attend camp without a completed eSf Health History record on file. after enrollment, this form will be mailed to you and must be returned prior to camp.
limited enrollment
To maintain a low camper to staff ratio ratio and to ensure a quality experience for your child, applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
cArpool informAtion
if you’d like to organize your own car pool, please check the appropriate box on the application. in May, interested parents will receive a contact list of other families in their town who are also interested in carpooling.
trAnSportAtion
optional bus transportation is available for families living in Center City, university City, Bala Cynwyd and surrounding areas. Please call 610-581-7100 for more information.
cAmp t-Shirt
all campers will receive an official camp t-shirt. Please circle your child’s shirt size on the attached application.
optionAl lunch progrAm
Campers may bring their lunch and drink to camp which we refrigerate, or they can participate in our lunch program for an additional cost of $37.50/week. To sign up, please check the appropriate box on the application.
refreShmentS & SnAcKS
Campers are provided with a snack and beverage each day. Water coolers and fountains are easily accessible to campers throughout the day.
cAmp orientAtion
all important camp-related materials will be distributed at Camp orientation which will take place in late May or early June. Your attendance is highly recommended to help make your child’s transition into camp as smooth and enjoyable as possible. orientation dates and times will be mailed in May.
cAmp tourS if you and your child would like to meet with us or have a tour of our camp facilities, please call us anytime at 610.581.7100.
cAncellAtionS & chAngeS all cancellations and refund requests must be made in writing by april 1, 2015, and are subject to a $50 processing fee per child. no refunds after april 1, 2015. no refunds for late arrival, early dismissal, vacations, illness, or injury. Changes in enrolled weeks are based upon availability and must be made on or before april 1, 2015.

Please complete both sides of this application, sign the back of the form and return it with a $300 deposit, per camper. Due to the camps’ unique format, enrollment is limited. You are encouraged to sign up early to ensure a spot is available. applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, and enrollment is determined by postmark date. if all of your requested weeks are available, you will receive a confirmation notice. if any of your requested weeks are filled, we will contact you and you will have the option to select another camp offering or be placed on our waiting list.
please note: full payment of the tuition is required for all applications sent after april 1, 2015.
Next Fall School (please print full name of school)
Please note any special information that we should be aware of including special needs (i.e. medical issues, allergies and/or social/physical conditions that require special attention).
Please check all that apply:
Medication Medical Condition life-Threatening allergy allergy asthma Special needs Cardiac Condition other Please Comment: heAlth informAtion
Briefly describe your child’s personality (i.e. shy, outgoing, etc.):
Are there any special areas (i.e. activities, new friendships, interests, etc.) that you wish to have emphasized, nurtured or developed at camp this summer?
Who should receive correspondence at the above address? Parent/Guardian #1 Parent/Guardian #2 I give permission for my home phone number(s) to be accessible to other camp families Yes no
Please provide a “Camper Security Password” which will be required when you are requesting camper information or making scheduling changes. Password: Password reminder:
Who is the emergency contact person in the event that both parents are unavailable? name:
Who is permitted to pick up your child(ren) other than the parents/guardian(s) listed above? name:
Do you have any friends to whom you would like us to mail a brochure?
pleASe checK All cAmp(S) And WeeKS Attending.
SpeciAltY mAjor cAmpS For Boys & Girls
TECHNOLOGY MAJORS
3D Game Design w/ Portal 2 (grades 6-10) Jul 20–24
Digital Animation (grades 4-10, 2 wks) Jul 27–Aug 7
The Digital Photography Experience (grades 4-10) Jul 13–17
Digital Video Production (grades 4-10) Jul 27–31
Game Design w/ Project Spark (grades 5-10) Jun 22–26
Game Design 101 (grades 4-10, 2wks) Jul 6–17
Junior Robotics (grades 2-4) Jun 15–19 Jul 13–17
Minecraft (grades 4-10, 2 wks) Jul 20–31
TECHNOLOGY MAJORS (con’t)
The Science of Roller Coasters w/ Minecraft (grades 3-8) Jul 6–10
SCIENCE MAJORS
Animal Advocates: Great Gorillas (grades 3-9, 2 wks) Jul 6–17
Dream it, Build it, Destroy it (grades 5-8) Jul 27-31
Mess Fest (grades 2-4) Jul 20-24
CSI Forensics (grades 4-9, 2 wks) Jul 6–17
Space & Rocketry (grades 3-9) Jul 20–24
Super Cool Science (grades 3-9) Aug 3–7
CREATIVITY & DESIGN MAJORS
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5
6
7
8
After cAmp clinicS & WorKShopS
Monday-Thursday until 5:45pm. Clinics with an * run until 4:45pm.
june 22-25
Ooey Gooey Messy Science $140
Basketball Clinic $135
Tennis Clinic $135
Soccer FUN-damentals * $80
june 29-julY 2
Magic Tricks & Circus Skills $140
Minecraft for Kids $140
Multi-Sports Clinic for Girls $135
Teeball FUN-damentals* $80
julY 6-9
Painting on Canvas $140
Tennis Clinic $135
Minecraft for Kids $140
Baseball Clinic $135
julY 13-16
Clay & Ceramics Workshop $140
Tennis Clinic $135
Soccer Clinic $135
Field Hockey Clinic** $140
julY 20-23
Duct Tape Crafts and Projects $140
Soccer Clinic $135
Tennis Clinic $135
Minecraft $140
Minecraft for Kids $140
julY 27-30
Fencing Clinic $135
Basketball Clinic $135
Minecraft $140
Ooey Gooey Messy Science $140
Aug 3-6
Baseball Clinic $135
Lacrosse Clinic $135
Tie Dye Workshop $140
Rock Wall Clinic $135
Important: Workshop grades and times vary. Please refer to esfcamps.com/Haverford for grades and times for each Clinic & Workshop. You may sign-up for multiple weeks; however, please choose only one program per week.
hoW to enroll
pleASe enroll mY child in:
The Optional Lunch Program ($37.50 per week)
The Instructional Swim Program (Senior, Sports, Tennis and Major Camps only—no additional cost. Day Camp instructional swim is included)
The ESF Swim team (after camp) for ages 7–15.
Session Jun 30 – Aug 6. Must be enrolled to participate.
i Am intereSted in:
Carpool information
Admissions information for The Haverford School
Admissions information for Friends School Haverford
Busing from the Center City/University City, and Bala Cynwyd areas
pleASe trY to group mY child With (Campers must be entering the same grade next fall):
Friend’s Name:
Friend’s Home Phone Number:
if thiS iS Your firSt YeAr At eSf, hoW did You heAr ABout uS?
Referred From a Friend
Friend’s Name:
Friend’s Phone Number:
Corporate Program Camp Fair Sign/banner
Online search School flyer Advertisement
Other:
Please complete both sides of this application, sign the form, and mail it with full payment or a $300 deposit per camper to the mailing address above. Space is limited. Applications will be accepted at any time, on a first-come, first-served basis and enrollment is determined by postmark date. If you need an additional application, you may photocopy the attached form or call us and we will send you another. Applications will not be accepted by fax. The balance of the tuition is due by April 1, 2015.
fAmilY, group & referrAl diScountS
A 5% Family Discount is given to families enrolling 2 or more children. This discount applies to each child after the first in your immediate family. (The first child is the camper with the higher tuition.) Our 5% Group Discount allows you and your friends to receive a 5% discount off camp tuition. All you need to do is send 3 or more applications in the same envelope! For families enrolling online, call our office and we will assist you. (Please note: Family and Group Discounts are separate and may not be combined.) Announcing our new Referral Program! Refer a new family to ESF during Early Bird Enrollment and save $150! For details please call us or visit esfcamps.com/Haverford.
Minecraft for Kids (grades 2-4) Jun 29–Jul 2* Jul 6–10 Jul 20–24
Minecraft Missions (grades 4-9) Jun 29–Jul 2*
Minecraft Pi Coding w/ Python (grades 5-10, 2 wks) Jun 29–Jul 10
Robotics 101 (grades 4-7) Jun 15–19 Aug 3–7
Robotics Team League (grades 4-8, 2 wks) Jun 22–Jul 2*
Art Studio (grades 3-9) Jul 20–24 Jul 27–31
Fashion Design (grades 3-9, 2 wks) Jul 6–17
PERFORMING ARTS MAJORS
ESF Productions: Theater and Performing Arts (grades 3-9, 2 wks) Jun 22–Jul 2
Sports Broadcasting (grades 4-9) Jul 20–24
ADVENTURE MAJOR
Teen Travel (grades 5-9) Jul 6-10
optionAl lunch progrAm
Campers may bring their own lunch & beverage to camp (which we refrigerate), or they may participate in our optional lunch program for an additional $37.50 per week by checking the appropriate box above.
cAncellAtionS & chAngeS deAdline: April 1, 2015
If you need to cancel your child’s enrollment in camp, you must notify us in writing by April 1, 2015 in order to receive a refund. Cancellations on or prior to this date are subject to a $50 processing fee per child. No refunds will be given out after April 1, 2015 regardless of your registration date. Changes in enrolled weeks are based on availability and must also be made on or before the April 1, 2015 deadline.
grouping reQueStS
Campers are grouped according to age and grade level. If you would like your child grouped with a specific friend, please write his/ her name and home phone number on this application. Campers MUST be entering the same grade next fall.
On behalf of my child, I accept any and all risks associated with his/her attendance and participation in the camp and its activities. I understand that my child should not attend the camp if he/she is not healthy. I understand that my child must abide by camp policies and the instructions of the camp staff. I agree that should my child be dismissed from camp for any reason, no part of my tuition will be refunded. I understand that no reduction in the tuition will be made for late arrival, early departure, vacations, illness or injury. In the event that I cannot be contacted in an emergency, I hereby grant ESF, Inc. (ESF) permission to give immediate treatment and/or take my child to a hospital emergency room. Permission is hereby granted for photographs and/or videos to be taken of my child at camp and ESF has the right to utilize these in our brochures, videos, slide shows, web site, and other camp materials. Permission is also granted for my child (if enrolled in Sports Camp, Senior Camp, and/or Major Camps) to attend all scheduled field trips. Knowing these facts and in consideration for your accepting my child’s application, I, for myself, my child attending the camp, and anyone else who might claim on my or my child’s behalf (“I”), hereby agree that neither ESF, The Haverford School, nor Friends School Haverford are responsible for any and all accidents, injuries, and/or medical or dental expenses arising from my child’s participation in the camp and, accordingly, I covenant not to sue, and waive, release and discharge ESF, The Haverford School, and Friends School Haverford and anyone, and anyone working on their behalf from any and all claims of liability or expenses of any kind or nature whatsoever arising out of or relating to my child’s participation in the camp. I have carefully read all of the information in this application form and agree to all conditions.
Please complete both sides of this application, sign the back of the form and return it with a $300 deposit, per camper. Due to the camps’ unique format, enrollment is limited. You are encouraged to sign up early to ensure a spot is available. applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, and enrollment is determined by postmark date. if all of your requested weeks are available, you will receive a confirmation notice. if any of your requested weeks are filled, we will contact you and you will have the option to select another camp offering or be placed on our waiting list.
please note: full payment of the tuition is required for all applications sent after april 1, 2015.
Please note any special information that we should be aware of including special needs (i.e. medical issues, allergies and/or social/physical conditions that require special attention). Please check all that apply:
Medication Medical Condition life-Threatening allergy allergy asthma Special needs Cardiac Condition other Please Comment: heAlth informAtion
Briefly describe your child’s personality (i.e. shy, outgoing, etc.):
Are there any special areas (i.e. activities, new friendships, interests, etc.) that you wish to have emphasized, nurtured or developed at camp this summer?
Who should receive correspondence at the above address? Parent/Guardian #1 Parent/Guardian #2 I give permission for my home phone number(s) to be accessible to other camp families Yes no
Please provide a “Camper Security Password” which will be required when you are requesting camper information or making scheduling changes. Password: Password reminder:
Who is the emergency contact person in the event that both parents are unavailable? name:
Who is permitted to pick up your child(ren) other than the parents/guardian(s) listed above? name:
Do you have any friends to whom you would like us to mail a brochure?
pleASe checK All cAmp(S) And WeeKS Attending.
SpeciAltY mAjor cAmpS For Boys & Girls
TECHNOLOGY MAJORS
3D Game Design w/ Portal 2 (grades 6-10) Jul 20–24
Digital Animation (grades 4-10, 2 wks) Jul 27–Aug 7
The Digital Photography Experience (grades 4-10) Jul 13–17
Digital Video Production (grades 4-10) Jul 27–31
Game Design w/ Project Spark (grades 5-10) Jun 22–26
Game Design 101 (grades 4-10, 2wks) Jul 6–17
Junior Robotics (grades 2-4) Jun 15–19 Jul 13–17
Minecraft (grades 4-10, 2 wks) Jul 20–31
TECHNOLOGY MAJORS (con’t)
The Science of Roller Coasters w/ Minecraft (grades 3-8) Jul 6–10
SCIENCE MAJORS
Animal Advocates: Great Gorillas (grades 3-9, 2 wks) Jul 6–17
Dream it, Build it, Destroy it (grades 5-8) Jul 27-31
Mess Fest (grades 2-4) Jul 20-24
CSI Forensics (grades 4-9, 2 wks) Jul 6–17
Space & Rocketry (grades 3-9) Jul 20–24
Super Cool Science (grades 3-9) Aug 3–7
CREATIVITY & DESIGN MAJORS
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After cAmp clinicS & WorKShopS
Monday-Thursday until 5:45pm. Clinics with an * run until 4:45pm.
june 22-25
Ooey Gooey Messy Science $140
Basketball Clinic $135
Tennis Clinic $135
Soccer FUN-damentals * $80
june 29-julY 2
Magic Tricks & Circus Skills $140
Minecraft for Kids $140
Multi-Sports Clinic for Girls $135
Teeball FUN-damentals* $80
julY 6-9
Painting on Canvas $140
Tennis Clinic $135
Minecraft for Kids $140
Baseball Clinic $135
julY 13-16
Clay & Ceramics Workshop $140
Tennis Clinic $135
Soccer Clinic $135
Field Hockey Clinic** $140
julY 20-23
Duct Tape Crafts and Projects $140
Soccer Clinic $135
Tennis Clinic $135
Minecraft $140
Minecraft for Kids $140
julY 27-30
Fencing Clinic $135
Basketball Clinic $135
Minecraft $140
Ooey Gooey Messy Science $140
Aug 3-6
Baseball Clinic $135
Lacrosse Clinic $135
Tie Dye Workshop $140
Rock Wall Clinic $135
Important: Workshop grades and times vary. Please refer to esfcamps.com/Haverford for grades and times for each Clinic & Workshop. You may sign-up for multiple weeks; however, please choose only one program per week.
hoW to enroll
pleASe enroll mY child in:
The Optional Lunch Program ($37.50 per week)
The Instructional Swim Program (Senior, Sports, Tennis and Major Camps only—no additional cost. Day Camp instructional swim is included)
The ESF Swim team (after camp) for ages 7–15.
Session Jun 30 – Aug 6. Must be enrolled to participate.
i Am intereSted in:
Carpool information
Admissions information for The Haverford School
Admissions information for Friends School Haverford
Busing from the Center City/University City, and Bala Cynwyd areas
pleASe trY to group mY child With (Campers must be entering the same grade next fall):
Friend’s Name:
Friend’s Home Phone Number:
if thiS iS Your firSt YeAr At eSf, hoW did You heAr ABout uS?
Referred From a Friend
Friend’s Name:
Friend’s Phone Number:
Corporate Program Camp Fair Sign/banner
Online search School flyer Advertisement
Other:
Please complete both sides of this application, sign the form, and mail it with full payment or a $300 deposit per camper to the mailing address above. Space is limited. Applications will be accepted at any time, on a first-come, first-served basis and enrollment is determined by postmark date. If you need an additional application, you may photocopy the attached form or call us and we will send you another. Applications will not be accepted by fax. The balance of the tuition is due by April 1, 2015.
fAmilY, group & referrAl diScountS
A 5% Family Discount is given to families enrolling 2 or more children. This discount applies to each child after the first in your immediate family. (The first child is the camper with the higher tuition.) Our 5% Group Discount allows you and your friends to receive a 5% discount off camp tuition. All you need to do is send 3 or more applications in the same envelope! For families enrolling online, call our office and we will assist you. (Please note: Family and Group Discounts are separate and may not be combined.) Announcing our new Referral Program! Refer a new family to ESF during Early Bird Enrollment and save $150! For details please call us or visit esfcamps.com/Haverford.
Minecraft for Kids (grades 2-4) Jun 29–Jul 2* Jul 6–10 Jul 20–24
Minecraft Missions (grades 4-9) Jun 29–Jul 2*
Minecraft Pi Coding w/ Python (grades 5-10, 2 wks) Jun 29–Jul 10
Robotics 101 (grades 4-7) Jun 15–19 Aug 3–7
Robotics Team League (grades 4-8, 2 wks) Jun 22–Jul 2*
Art Studio (grades 3-9) Jul 20–24 Jul 27–31
Fashion Design (grades 3-9, 2 wks) Jul 6–17
PERFORMING ARTS MAJORS
ESF Productions: Theater and Performing Arts (grades 3-9, 2 wks) Jun 22–Jul 2
Sports Broadcasting (grades 4-9) Jul 20–24
ADVENTURE MAJOR
Teen Travel (grades 5-9) Jul 6-10
optionAl lunch progrAm
Campers may bring their own lunch & beverage to camp (which we refrigerate), or they may participate in our optional lunch program for an additional $37.50 per week by checking the appropriate box above.
cAncellAtionS & chAngeS deAdline: April 1, 2015
If you need to cancel your child’s enrollment in camp, you must notify us in writing by April 1, 2015 in order to receive a refund. Cancellations on or prior to this date are subject to a $50 processing fee per child. No refunds will be given out after April 1, 2015 regardless of your registration date. Changes in enrolled weeks are based on availability and must also be made on or before the April 1, 2015 deadline.
grouping reQueStS
Campers are grouped according to age and grade level. If you would like your child grouped with a specific friend, please write his/ her name and home phone number on this application. Campers MUST be entering the same grade next fall.
On behalf of my child, I accept any and all risks associated with his/her attendance and participation in the camp and its activities. I understand that my child should not attend the camp if he/she is not healthy. I understand that my child must abide by camp policies and the instructions of the camp staff. I agree that should my child be dismissed from camp for any reason, no part of my tuition will be refunded. I understand that no reduction in the tuition will be made for late arrival, early departure, vacations, illness or injury. In the event that I cannot be contacted in an emergency, I hereby grant ESF, Inc. (ESF) permission to give immediate treatment and/or take my child to a hospital emergency room. Permission is hereby granted for photographs and/or videos to be taken of my child at camp and ESF has the right to utilize these in our brochures, videos, slide shows, web site, and other camp materials. Permission is also granted for my child (if enrolled in Sports Camp, Senior Camp, and/or Major Camps) to attend all scheduled field trips. Knowing these facts and in consideration for your accepting my child’s application, I, for myself, my child attending the camp, and anyone else who might claim on my or my child’s behalf (“I”), hereby agree that neither ESF, The Haverford School, nor Friends School Haverford are responsible for any and all accidents, injuries, and/or medical or dental expenses arising from my child’s participation in the camp and, accordingly, I covenant not to sue, and waive, release and discharge ESF, The Haverford School, and Friends School Haverford and anyone, and anyone working on their behalf from any and all claims of liability or expenses of any kind or nature whatsoever arising out of or relating to my child’s participation in the camp. I have carefully read all of the information in this application form and agree to all conditions.
fAmilY diScount
Save 5% on each child’s tuition after the first enrolled child in your family. This 5% discount applies to each child after the first in your immediate family. (The first child is the camper with the higher tuition.)
Please note:
group SAvingS
Tell friends about camp, send 3 or more applications in the same envelope or enroll online the same day, and receive a 5% savings on each camper’s tuition.
flexiBilitY & multi-WeeK SAvingS
We offer program mixing and flexible scheduling with 1-9 week options. Your weeks do not need to be consecutive. enroll for 6 weeks or more for reduced weekly rates.
