OSPREY Camp holds weekly sessions for the entire school year. For the 2024-2025 school year, our busiest months are September, October, November, March, April and May.
We can run educational programs for small, independent schools and large public schools. Most of our programs are 3-day, but we can also run 4-day and 5-day educational programs. We have a wide variety of ecological, team-building, and interactive lessons for your teachers to choose from. The choice is yours!
From academics aligned with Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards to an emphasis on social development, OSPREY Camp helps teach the whole child. We offer a few different curriculum models that are designed to be the best fit for your school and your students.
Our most traditional model utilizes trained high school mentors allow teachers to break their classes into small groups for hands-on instruction. Mentors provide leadership in cabin activities to ensure “down time” is productive, positive and as enriching as class time. Some schools choose to rely on their own parent volunteers for supervision, and our talented camp staff can provide outdoor educational class lessons during the day.
Here is a sample daily schedule for an average day at OSPREY Camp for 5th graders:
7:00 AM: Wake up and get ready for the day
7:45 AM: Morning Movement (gather as a group to stretch and move!)
8:00 AM: Breakfast Program in the Dining Hall
9:00 AM: Gather to be dismissed for morning classes
9:15-11:30AM: Morning class time (2 rotations)
11:30AM- 12:00PM: Recess/Wiggle Break
12:00-1:00PM: Lunch Program in the Dining Hall
1:15-4:30PM: Afternoon class time (3 rotations)
4:30-5:15PM: Recess/Wiggle Break
5:30PM-6:00PM: Cabin time
6:05-7:30PM: Dinner Program in the Dining Hall
7:30-8:30PM: Evening Activities (such as line dancing, campfire, or a camp-wide relay race).
8:45PM: Dismissed to cabins to journal/wind down
9:30PM: Lights out