WSP not to offer Summer Camp in 2023
After careful consideration WSP has decided not to offer a Summer Camp experience this year.
Infused with Waldorf philosophy and provide a nurturing, wholesome experience, Camp Waldorf provides a safe, caring environment that supports children in building a community of friends, exploring their many capacities as individuals, and encouraging interest in the world around them.
Waldorf School of Pittsburgh is pleased to offer fun, interactive experiences online this summer! These half-day, week-long sessions are inspired by Waldorf education, our WSP camp program, and our community.
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July 6–10, 2020
July 13–17, 2020
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Full camp descriptions, guidelines, and our registration link will be available beginning June 10th, 2020. We are committed to our programs being affordable for families. No WSP family will be excluded on the basis of need.
Contact camp@waldorfpittsburgh.org with any questions.
For children in Grades 1–8, Waldorf School of Pittsburgh is pleased to offer fun, interactive experiences online this summer. These half-day, week-long sessions are inspired by Waldorf education, our WSP camp program, and our community. We will offer additional afternoon activities.
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July 6–10, 2020
July 13–17, 2020
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9:30 – 10:15 Story and Snack
10:15 – 11:00 Drama Games
11:00 – 11:30 Recess
11:30 – 12:30 Healthy Lunch Making
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We will host special appearances from WSP summer staff alumni! They will return via video to share some of their gifts and camp favorites. Optional opportunities for children to learn camp crafts, songs and other arts will be available during these afternoons from 1:00–1:45.
Optional afternoon activities will be available for graders looking to dive deeper into other dimensions of drama with Mr. Mark Staley. Students may join the call during their preferred areas of interest, or join for all sections.
1:00 – 1:30 The Voice of the Artist: Reciting Poetry and Understanding Meter
1:30 – 2:00 Speak the Speech: Shakespeare in Performance
2:00 – 2:30 Ethos, Pathos & Logos: The Power of Aristotelian Rhetoric in Speech, Drama and Life
Full camp descriptions, guidelines, and our registration link will be available beginning June 10th, 2020. We are committed to our programs being affordable for families. No WSP family will be excluded on the basis of need.
Contact camp@waldorfpittsburgh.org with any questions.
Do to Covid-19, we will not be offering Specialty Middle School Camps this summer.
A resume-building, leadership experience providing an opportunity for students to connect with the WSP community and work with young children. S.I.T attendees will be able to volunteer during WSP summer camp. Learning from and teachers and building connections with staff is an important aspect of S.I.T. Applicants must be available for all five days of the training, which includes an off-site experience.
Waldorf School of Pittsburgh is located in the Bloomfield neighborhood of the city, housed in a Victorian-era mansion. A historic landmark, the school and its surrounding grounds take up the end of an entire city block. Our location lends itself well to our summer camp. We have large classrooms, a spacious auditorium, and nearly 3 acres of outdoor green space — well suited to house all of our unique camp activities. We are within walking distance to many gardens, parks, theaters, and more!