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Allison Stokes
Entering 3rd - 6th
June 22-26, 12:30-3:30   $250
Here is your chance to make beautiful accent pieces to jazz up your bedroom decor. Campers will explore creative techniques like decoupage, drawing, and painting to design custom-decorated picture frames, memory boxes, wall art, and other fabulous accessories. Add a touch of flair to your space with the one-of-a-kind creations you'll make in Accessorize Your Room! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 5th
June 22-26, 900-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Ready for some spontaneous fun? In Amazing Improv, you'll learn to think on your feet, create hilarious characters, and build epic stories—all in real-time! Through exciting games and team challenges, campers will explore how to perform on stage, trust their instincts, and laugh until their sides hurt. Whether you're new to improv or a seasoned pro, this camp is all about finding the funny in any situation.

Karla McMahon
Entering 5th - 8th
June 22-26, 12:30-3:30  $250 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 13-17, 12:30-3:30  $250 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Join us for a Summer at KEY favorite! Campers will spend the week canoeing and crabbing on Kitty Duvall Creek. From learning how to paddle and steer a canoe to the best tricks for catching a crab, this is a summer camp tradition not to be missed. All campers must wear life jackets which will be provided. In the event of bad weather, campers will enjoy alternative activities on campus. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Drobots Company
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $525
Castles and Creative Creatures invites young builders on an exciting journey back to the days of knights, queens, castles, and royal kingdoms! Using LEGOs and K'NEX, campers will construct towering castles, majestic keeps, and intricate bridges while learning about life in a medieval world. Along the way, they'll design brave knights, fierce dragons, and magical creatures to protect their kingdoms and engage in creative storytelling.

Challenger Sports
Entering Kindergarten - 4th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 9:00-12:00  $220
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 9:00-3:30  $360
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $275 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $450
Challenger Sports, the leading soccer camp company in North America, has combined the most popular elements of their two existing industry-leading camp programs, British Soccer and TetraBrazil, integrating them into a collection of the most effective soccer practices used by youth teams around the world. The Challenger Core Soccer Camp, with coaches from Europe, Brazil and the U.S., reflects the truly global nature of the sport today and provides young players with a wide variety of coaching styles, practices, and influences that will help them develop a well-rounded skill set. This camp will engage, entertain, and encourage players to push the boundaries of their talents. Each day includes individual foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, small-sided games, coached scrimmages, and a daily World Cup tournament. Full day campers will take breaks from the afternoon heat and spend some time in the gym participating in non-soccer activities as well as some on campus water activities. Campers will be divided by age and skill level. Each camper will receive a soccer ball and a Challenger t-shirt. Campers must wear shin guards and athletic shoes. If your child wears cleats, which are not required, they must be rubber cleats. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

GCA Children’s Chess
Entering 2nd - 5th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 9:00-12:00  $200
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $250
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00  $250
Whether you're an experienced player or brand new to the game, this chess camp is the perfect way to develop your skills in a fun-filled environment. New players will learn chess fundamentals and basic strategies while more seasoned veterans will be challenged with puzzles and tactics. All campers will have the chance to compete in mini-tournaments and learn from a real Chess Master. Build your skills and learn to love one of the world's oldest games at Chess Camp! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30. 

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 1st - 4th
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Step into a frosty baking adventure! Campers will decorate cupcakes with snowy frosting, sparkly sprinkles, and winter-inspired designs while learning beginner-friendly baking and decorating skills. They’ll create snowman cupcakes, shimmering snowflake treats, and seasonal decorations as they discover how simple ingredients transform into magical winter creations. Through hands-on exploration and teamwork, each chilly project becomes a sweet, enchanting masterpiece! All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Spark Business Academy
Entering 5th - 8th
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $565
Learn the art of persuasion! Students work in rotating groups and practice their debating skills in a supportive environment, including developing arguments, issuing rebuttals, providing examples, rebuilding their case, and summarizing points of view. Students learn to think on their feet and enhance their public-speaking skills, gaining self-confidence in the process.

Club SciKidz
Entering 4th - 7th
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $490
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $490
This camp is a camper’s ticket to the world of Veterinary Medicine. Lessons will give campers the opportunity to look into the real and exciting field of Veterinary Medicine. Throughout the week, campers will complete several hands-on experiments including: learning suturing techniques, dog CPR, and how to use a syringe! They also learn the basics about training and working with dogs,  and put what they’ve been learning into practice. To learn about the different systems of animals, campers will perform three dissection activities: Sheep Heart, Owl Pellet, and Crayfish. Activity topics include: Animal behavior, clinical procedures, preparation for a career in veterinary medicine, first aid & dentistry care, diseases and parasites, microscopy, anatomy, and more. Each camper will receive his or her very own medical kit! This is a camp your aspiring vet will not want to miss! Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Club SciKidz
Entering 4th - 7th
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30   $500
Everyone knows from TV and movies that crime scenes make a good mystery, but in this camp, campers will discover that crime scenes actually do provide lots of clues and information…. IF they know how to collect and use the evidence. In order to do this, campers will use the tools used in the field to collect and examine the clues. They’ll conduct fingerprint, handwriting, fiber, simulated blood and DNA analysis and learn the science behind these important practices. Throughout the week, campers will also learn how detectives and police use all of the evidence to solve the two-fold mystery: to clear the innocent as well as expose the guilty. This camp will keep campers asking questions and guessing throughout the week as they explore the exciting career of forensic science! NOTE: This camp’s premise involves solving a murder from over a hundred years ago. Although there are no gory or violent details, secondary sources and clinical details of the original case are presented to and used by campers, and throughout the week campers work to solve the case and catch the accused. Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Little Scholars
Age 3 ½ - Entering Kindergarten
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00   $290 
Catch a ladybug, chase a firefly, and grow a garden, all while learning about nature and the world around us through stories, songs, art, exploration, and imaginary play. The Green Thumb Club will ignite your camper's passion for nature, recycling, and learning about the Earth through tactile activities and developmentally appropriate science investigations. It’s time to join the Green Thumb Club! Campers must be at least 3 ½ and potty-trained prior to the start of this camp session. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration.

Lisa Pellittiere
Entering 1st - 4th
June 22-26, 12:30-3:30  $270
Join us for an exciting blend of Hip Hop, Pop, and Trending dance fun! In a week full of energy, campers will learn choreographed routines, build their own routines, and create themed art projects that may serve as costumes, props, and/or set pieces. Families and friends are invited to a short performance on Friday to showcase what we’ve created—details will be shared the week before camp starts. No experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $480
Campers get a head start on simple robotics using LEGO® WeDo™ 1.0 components and easy to use software. Our young creators will build models, attach sensors and motors that are plugged into a computer, and configure behaviors using a simple programming tool. Counselors will guide campers through their first 12 robot models, which include a variety of animals, soccer players, amazing mechanisms, and adventure stories. When ready, campers will move to more advanced building and programming projects, extending what they learned at the beginning of the week. This summer we have some new builds and activities for campers when they are ready for the next step. Campers will receive a small LEGO® set/project that they will be able to take home.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Club SciKidz
Age 4 - Entering Kindergarten
June 22-26, 900-3:30  $475
Dinosaurs may be extinct, but they are very much alive in Camp Jurassic. Campers learn about a variety of dinosaurs and their habitats. Rocks, minerals, and fossils are studied along with a variety of related projects. Sample projects may include a Dinosaur Model, Panning for Gems and Minerals, Building a Volcano, Casting a Sea Shell Fossil, and Dinosaur Dig. Campers will work with additional take-home projects. Special emphasis is placed on observation, inference, data collection, and just plain old fun! This is Geology 101! Any registered camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted to make a different selection. Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Drobots Company
Entering 3^rd – 5^th
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Bring Mario to life! Take your ground bot skills into water and design the fastest coasters in this exciting program. Work in teams to build bridges, beams, arches, trusses, and suspension bridges through a variety of thrilling activities. Use engineering skills with trial and error to construct the fastest marble roller coaster, design the most agile water-bot, and develop the most durable land rovers in this combination of engineering, building, and robo-racing.

Spark Business Academy
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $565
Let's sell some lemonade! Young campers become "lemonade entrepreneurs" and learn how to make yummy lemonade and earn money selling it!  From designing marketing flyers to estimating profits to experimenting with recipes, campers have fun all week while developing business savvy.  As a showcase event, campers launch their lemonade stands on Friday! The counselors will share more information at the beginning of the week.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $475
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30  $475
Prepare for your next Pokemon adventure! Not only is your goal to “catch ’em all”, but you’ll also be applying scientific theories and conducting experiments along the way. Throughout this exciting adventure, you’ll meet Pokemon of all types and conduct hands-on science experiments that grant insight into the wonderful world of Pokemon. The exciting activities include: a chemical reaction Pokemon hatching, catapult launching to catch your very own Pokemon, exploring the effectiveness of Pikachu’s electricity, observing Bug Pokemon and the real insects and organisms they resemble, reflect on the 3 states of matter with Ditto Slime, and much much more. Are you ready for your greatest Pokemon adventure yet? We know that campers love Pokemon cards, but we ask that campers leave them at home and do not bring them to camp so that nothing happens to their prized collections. Campers are not allowed to trade cards at camp. Campers will have more than enough Pokemon-themed activities to keep them busy each day, and they’ll even get to make their very own Pokemon cards! Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 7th
June 22-26, 900-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Do you love Roblox and want to learn how to make your own games? In this exciting camp for beginners, students will learn the Roblox Studio game creation engine and the Lua scripting language, and build exciting professional grade games, including Obbies, Racing games, and Dodgeball games. Students will master important coding concepts such as conditionals, loops, and functions, and learn a powerful scripting language used by pro developers around the world! Throughout the week campers use the Roblox Studio editor and Lua (Roblox programming language) to build their very own Adventure Map.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $500
This camp integrates powerful STEM learning and coding and will have campers learning and coding in no time! The TPBot Smart Car is a robot that uses micro:bit, a tiny programmable computer, designed to make learning and teaching easy and fun through block coding, JavaScript and Python! Learn to program your smart car to follow a line and draw shapes. The TPBot Smart Car enhances Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) learning with hands-on robotics and visual coding. Campers will take home their TPBot to continue the fun and learning at home. **In the event robots are difficult to acquire due to supply chain issues and microchip shortages, a similar product will be used. Campers should bring a 2GB flash drive to camp.

J. P. Hedges
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 12:30-3:30  $200  
June 22-26, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 20-24, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Jared Ramsey
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 12:30-3:30  $200 
July 13-17, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 27-31, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Dive into summer fun with the Summer at KEY Swim Club! Spend your afternoons swimming, playing water games, and enjoying time with friends—it’s what summer is all about! Campers will travel by Key School bus to the Hillsmere Community Pool. To ensure safety, all campers must take and pass a swim test to swim beyond the shallow end. A parent/guardian must complete a required waiver of liability during registration. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

George W. Martin IV
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 6-10, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 13-17, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00  $270
This tennis camp will be a great experience for all levels! Whether a beginner or intermediate, campers will practice tennis skills through various activities and drills. Campers will apply these skills as they progress toward games and matches. Camp days will focus on learning and/or improving tennis strokes, learning rules and strategy, competitive play (singles and doubles), fitness, and most importantly having fun. Activities and drills will be catered to and adjusted to campers’ abilities and interests. The Tennis Camp will be run by Coach George Martin IV who has decades of tennis playing and teaching experience. This camp will take place at Fusco Park, Key School’s athletic facility located just two miles away from the main campus. Transportation by bus to and from Fusco Park and Key School will be provided. Campers will need to bring their own tennis rackets. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Ages 3 ½ - 4
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $240 Camp Full – Waitlist Available 
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $430 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Roar like a lion and trumpet like an elephant! Like a rhino, we’ll stomp, roam, and explore the world of wild animals. Campers will create their own binoculars, hats, and vests as we embark on exciting animal adventures. Get ready for a truly wild week! Traditional Jr. is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play on campus (this camp group does NOT go to the pool). Families can choose a morning-only, half day option or the full day option. Campers staying for a full day will have a short rest time after lunch. Campers must be at least 3 ½ and potty-trained prior to the start of this camp session. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration.

Whole Kids Yoga
Entering 1st –4th
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $260 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 13-17, 9:00-12:00  $260
This yoga camp, led by Annapolis’ Whole Kids Yoga studio, will allow your child to exercise motor, sensory, and social skills while increasing self-confidence in a creative, non-competitive environment. Your child will explore their imagination and have fun while making new friends. A typical day will include yoga movement, group games, partner poses, journaling, yoga arts and crafts and relaxation. Please have your child dressed comfortably, ready to move and stretch. It's a good idea to bring a sweatshirt or hoody in case they get cool in relaxation time. Your child should bring their own mat if they have one; however, we have plenty that we can provide. There will be a “mindful” eating ceremony toward the end of the week, in which we share strawberries, dark chocolate and sparkling cider. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Spark Business Academy
Entering 3rd - 5th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-3:30   $465
NEW for 2026! In this “glam” program for boys and girls, campers gain knowledge of the fashion industry and develop skills in branding, marketing, fashion journalism, and design. Campers will explore popular brands, analyze industry trends (e.g., athleisure), design various articles of clothing, define their own brand, and much more! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Jared Ramsey
Entering 1^st – 4^th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00 – 12:00  $225
Get ready for spares, strikes, and lots of smiles! Each day, we’ll head to a local bowling alley to play fun games and practice our skills. On the last day, we’ll switch things up and try duckpin bowling, regular bowling’s little cousin with smaller balls and shorter pins. Campers will stay rolling with popcorn and lemonade from the snack bar, provided each day. If time permits, we may even have some arcade time. Campers must bring or wear socks each day. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Karla McMahon
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 12:30-3:30  $200 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 6-10, 12:30-3:30  $250 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Join us for a Summer at KEY favorite! Campers will spend the week canoeing and crabbing on Kitty Duvall Creek. From learning how to paddle and steer a canoe to the best tricks for catching a crab, this is a summer camp tradition not to be missed. All campers must wear life jackets which will be provided. In the event of bad weather, campers will enjoy alternative activities on campus.Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Spark Business Academy
Entering 3rd - 5th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-3:30   $465
Let's learn about Rube Goldberg machines! In this hands-on program, campers build a variety of complex contraptions to complete a simple task—such as ringing a bell—while learning the basic physics concepts of work, gravity, force and momentum.  Using their imagination and simple machines like levers, wedges, wheels, axles, pulleys, and inclined planes, campers learn to understand mechanical concepts in a fun way!

Circus Camp Stars Coaches
Entering 2nd - 6th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-3:30  $400
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $475 
Have you ever thought about joining the circus? Step right up and experience the wonders of Circus Camp Stars! Campers will discover they can learn almost anything with practice and a positive attitude. A seasoned circus coach will lead a broad range of activities including juggling, stilt walking, unicycling (if appropriate), tightrope walking, rolla bolla, solo physical comedy (clowning), and acrobatics, and the ever-popular Pie in the Face. Improvements in hand-eye coordination, balance, and self-confidence are just some of the benefits taken away from this camp. Instruction is age-specific, and safety will be emphasized in all activities. Owner Michael Rosman, a veteran of many circus performances in both traditional American and Cirque-style shows, and his coaches have more than 25 years of experience teaching circus skills. There will be a special performance at the end of the week that family and friends can attend. Details will be provided the week before the camp begins.

Drobots Company
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-3:30  $420
In the Cosmic Creators LEGO & K'NEX program, young engineers will blast off into the world of space exploration! Using LEGOs and K'NEX, campers will tackle exciting daily "brick missions," from designing rocket ships and constructing sturdy moon bases to building rovers ready to explore distant planets. As Cosmic Creators, they'll work in teams to solve engineering challenges, discovering how real-life space explorers overcome obstacles in the cosmos.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Stacy Rokus
Entering 5th - 8th
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $575
This action-packed week features daily adventures to exciting local destinations such as ZavaZone, the Adventure Park at Sandy Spring, Guppy Gulch*, Sky Zone, and DodgeArrow, just to name a few. Weekly schedules are still being finalized, and all locations are subject to availability. The final itinerary, along with any special instructions and required waivers, will be emailed the week before camp begins. Any schedule changes due to weather or unforeseen circumstances will also be communicated via email. Daytripper campers will receive a Summer at KEY t-shirt! *Please note: Guppy Gulch will require an extended camp day from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to accommodate the longer drive. Grab your friends, and join us for this week of fun!

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Stacy Rokus
Entering 5th - 8th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-3:30  $460
This short week will be action-packed with daily adventures to exciting local destinations such as ZavaZone, the Adventure Park at Sandy Spring, Sky Zone, Annapolis Bowl, and DodgeArrow. Weekly schedules are still being finalized*, and all locations are subject to availability. The final itinerary, along with any special instructions and required waivers, will be emailed the week before camp begins. Any schedule changes due to weather or unforeseen circumstances will also be communicated via email. *Please note, we are trying to add a waterpark day to our schedule that may extend one day to a 4:30 late arrival back to campus. Daytripper campers will receive a Summer at KEY t-shirt. Grab your friends, and join us for this week of fun!

Hands-On Learning
Entering 3rd - 6th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-12:00   $240
This week is all about the science of explosions, expansions, and eruptions! Campers will build rockets, create soda geysers, launch projectiles, and explore exciting experiments that go boom. Get ready for an explosively good time! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 1st - 4th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-3:30  $420
NEW for 2026! Rise and shine—it’s breakfast time! Campers learn how to create delicious morning favorites such as fluffy pancakes, berry-topped waffles, yogurt parfaits, and breakfast wraps while discovering the best ways to fuel their bodies for the day. They’ll practice measuring, mixing, flipping, and assembling nutritious dishes that make breakfast both fun and flavorful. Each day offers a hands-on culinary adventure that inspires confidence and creativity in the kitchen! All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Hands-On Learning
Entering 1st - 3rd
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 12:30-3:30 $240
Join us for this fun-filled camp that has campers examining the stuff that kids love and parents hate to clean up...get ready for boogers, slime, and guts galore! If it's stinky, sticky, slimy, creepy, or crawly, we’re probably going to play with it in this camp. Campers will have a smelly-good time while conducting experiments to discover the grossest stuff on the planet. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Allison Stokes
Entering 3rd - 6th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 12:30-3:30  $200
Shine bright and create something truly your own! Campers will step into a mini design studio where imagination takes center stage. From bold statement pieces to delicate charms, each day brings a new chance to shape, twist, bead, and mold materials into wearable masterpieces that celebrate their personal flair. By week’s end, they won’t just leave with jewelry, they’ll leave with confidence, creativity, and a whole lot of sparkle.

Little Scholars
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-12:00   $290
NEW for 2026! They say the best things come in small packages, and in this camp, they really do! Get ready to design and build your very own miniature 3D scenes, characters, and tiny treasures using everyday materials and a whole lot of imagination. From cozy rooms and magical shops to pint-sized people and pets, each tiny world you create is a chance to express your creativity, develop hands-on skills, and bring big ideas to life one small detail at a time.

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 7th
June 29-July 2, 900-3:30  $420
NEW for 2026! Using the Roblox Studio platform, campers will learn to enhance base plates and transition them into complicated mazes filled with hidden obstacles, challenges and prizes. Drobots' Roblox platform will allow campers to use their own creativity to plan, design and build amazing mazes; then challenge other campers to take on their very own Master Mazes! Want even more excitement? We have it! Add in a water element with a hidden boat to cross over to another island. Need even more of a challenge? Seek no further. Build a vertical maze with multiple levels, slides, and ladders, then hide your Grand Prize at the finish line for another camper to discover...If they so DARE!

Drobots Company  
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 900-3:30  $420
NEW for 2026! This art-focused camp encourages imaginative expression through storytelling, crafting, and digital media exploration. Young campers become authors and illustrators as they create their very own storybooks using simple drawings, collage, and stickers. Using iPads, they can add voice recordings or animations to bring their stories to life in digital form.

J. P. Hedges
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 12:30-3:30  $200  
June 22-26, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 20-24, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Jared Ramsey
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 12:30-3:30  $200 
July 13-17, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 27-31, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Dive into summer fun with the Summer at KEY Swim Club! Spend your afternoons swimming, playing water games, and enjoying time with friends—it’s what summer is all about! Campers will travel by Key School bus to the Hillsmere Community Pool. To ensure safety, all campers must take and pass a swim test to swim beyond the shallow end. A parent/guardian must complete a required waiver of liability during registration. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

George W. Martin IV
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 9:00-12:00  $215
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-12:00  $215 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 27-31, 9:00-12:00  $270
This tennis camp will be a great experience for all levels! Whether a beginner or intermediate, campers will practice tennis skills through various activities and drills. Campers will apply these skills as they progress toward games and matches. Camp days will focus on learning and/or improving tennis strokes, learning rules and strategy, competitive play (singles and doubles), fitness, and most importantly having fun. Activities and drills will be catered to and adjusted to campers’ abilities and interests. The Tennis Camp will be run by Coach George Martin IV who has decades of tennis playing and teaching experience and will take place at Fusco Park, Key School’s athletic facility located two miles away from the main campus. Transportation by bus to and from Fusco Park and Key School will be provided. Campers should wear athletic shoes and will need to bring their own tennis rackets. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Age 4 - Entering 1st
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-3:30  $370
Step right up! We’ll become circus performers as we walk on a “tightrope,” crawl through “flaming hoops,” and dance under our parachute tent. The camp wouldn’t be complete without carnival games, colorful crafts and silly songs. Have fun clowning around with us this short week! Traditional Camp is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play. Campers are grouped according to age, and activities are adjusted to match age/skill levels. Group requests must be made online during registration and are accommodated if age appropriate and counselor-to-camper ratios are maintained. Daily swim lessons with American Red Cross trained instructors are conducted each morning at the Hillsmere Pool. Hillsmere Pool requires a waiver for participation. Campers should arrive in a swimsuit and cover-up and have sunscreen applied. Each day, they should bring a towel, additional sunscreen to reapply, and a change of clothes. Any registered camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted to make a different camp selection if available.

Ages 3 ½ - 4
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-12:00  $195
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-3:30  $350
Step right up! We’ll become circus performers as we walk on a “tightrope,” crawl through “flaming hoops,” and dance under our parachute tent. The camp wouldn’t be complete without carnival games, colorful crafts and silly songs. Have fun clowning around with us this short week! Traditional Camp Jr. is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play on campus (this Traditional camp group does NOT go to the pool). Families can choose a morning-only, half day option or the full day option. Campers staying for a full day will have a short rest time after lunch. Campers must be at least 3 ½ and potty-trained prior to the start of this camp session. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration.

J.P. Hedges
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
July 6-10, 12:30-3:30  $240
Discover the fun you can have in your own backyard with a little imagination! Our explorers will embark on scavenger hunts around campus to gather objects for making bird feeders, stick people, and other unique creations. The fun will continue with outdoor games, songs, and relay races. Explore the backyard with us this week! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 1st - 4th
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Spread joy one bake at a time! Campers explore the magic of baking through breadmaking, cookies, mini pies, and other comforting favorites. They’ll knead dough, roll cookies, and design fruit-filled creations while learning teamwork, patience, and the science behind sweet treats. From warm breads to beautifully decorated cookies, each project helps campers understand the love and creativity that go into homemade baking. All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Spark Business Academy
Entering 5th - 8th
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $565
Learn how you can start investing at a young age in this fully interactive program! Build your own $100,000 stock portfolio and trade stocks like Apple, Nike, or Amazon with a cool investing simulation tool. This innovative experience empowers campers with the tools and mindset to face future investment decisions with confidence and buy low, sell high! A solid foundation for successful future investors!

Karla McMahon
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 12:30-3:30  $200 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 6-10, 12:30-3:30  $250 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Join us for a Summer at KEY favorite! Campers will spend the week canoeing and crabbing on Kitty Duvall Creek. From learning how to paddle and steer a canoe to the best tricks for catching a crab, this is a summer camp tradition not to be missed. All campers must wear life jackets which will be provided. In the event of bad weather, campers will enjoy alternative activities on campus.Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Circus Camp Stars Coaches
Entering 2nd - 6th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-3:30  $400
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $475 
Have you ever thought about joining the circus? Step right up and experience the wonders of Circus Camp Stars! Campers will discover they can learn almost anything with practice and a positive attitude. A seasoned circus coach will lead a broad range of activities including juggling, stilt walking, unicycling (if appropriate), tightrope walking, rolla bolla, solo physical comedy (clowning), and acrobatics, and the ever-popular Pie in the Face. Improvements in hand-eye coordination, balance, and self-confidence are just some of the benefits taken away from this camp. Instruction is age-specific, and safety will be emphasized in all activities. Owner Michael Rosman, a veteran of many circus performances in both traditional American and Cirque-style shows, and his coaches have more than 25 years of experience teaching circus skills. There will be a special performance at the end of the week that family and friends can attend. Details will be provided the week before the camp begins.

Club SciKidz
Entering 4th-7th
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30   $490
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $490
Welcome to Crazy Contraptions, where young engineers will embark on an exciting journey into the world of mechanical engineering! Our camp offers engaging activities and experiments that ignite curiosity and foster teamwork while exploring the principles of engineering. Campers will experience blue printing, collaboration, and important life lessons like persevering through failures and celebrating successes. Some of the topics covered in this camp are Newton’s Laws of Motion, physics, energy, and much more. This is a hands-on camp and extremely collaborative. Campers will use Keva Planks, engineering kits, and your everyday household items to complete the different challenges ahead.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $490
This camp uses Dash and Dot, cleverbots created by Wonder Workshop. They are real robots that can sing, dance, navigate courses, and respond to voice commands. Using a tablet and apps, campers practice coding the robots to participate in a variety of different challenges and to create new behaviors for Dash. Campers will use sensors and different software apps to program their Dash and Dot to complete various challenges. Campers will play the iconic game of H-O-R-S-E by using DASH to launch balls into a container. They will also create a robot artist utilizing Dash to draw pictures. Besides the many challenges using Dash and Dot, campers will learn about basic electronics and circuitry using a Snap Circuit board. Some projects include building a circuit to turn on a light and creating a real alarm. At the end of the week, campers will take home their Snap Circuit board and kit.

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30   $525
NEW for 2026! Get ready for a week full of dragons, wizards, and epic quests in Dragons and Magic Mystery Makers! Campers will dive into magical worlds where they'll create their own fantasy stories, characters, and mysteries. Working as a team, you'll design puzzles, build magical settings, and even perform short scenes in character. Whether you're into dragons, magic spells, or ancient treasure hunts, this camp will spark your imagination and help you create your own enchanted adventures.

Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 5th - 8th
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Discover how fresh, local ingredients inspire delicious cooking! Campers explore sustainability, the importance of supporting local farmers, and how food gets from the farm to our kitchens. Using seasonal produce, they’ll prepare dishes like fresh herb flatbreads, roasted veggie bowls, fruit crisps, and homemade dressings. Campers also plant their own mini herb gardens to nurture at home. This week blends cooking, baking, and around the world culinary arts to help campers appreciate where their food comes from. All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Drobots Company
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $525
Once Upon a Time…Gru Was a Kid Just Like You! This summer will be perfect for campers to use the latest STEM-approved robots and LEGO’s to help Gru in his quest to become the greatest supervillain of all time! Participants will work with (and against) the Minions to build, drive and crash their way through robotic obstacle escape challenges and Despicable Ramps!

Little Scholars
Age 3 ½ - Entering Kindergarten
July 6-10, 9:00-12:00   $275
NEW for 2026! Get your body moving with active songs, processed art, learning games, and creative play, all designed to strengthen core muscles and motor planning skills for fine motor activities. We’ll learn correct letter and number formation, pencil grip, and scissor skills using our head, shoulders, knees, and toes! Campers must be at least 3 ½ and potty-trained prior to the start of this camp session. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Drobots Company  
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Do you have a thirst for speed and thrills? How about wrecks and photo finishes? Well, it's time to take the course and test your flying skills in an exciting and gamified week of drone races and challenges. To ensure success on the race tracks, campers will unite and create Speedster teams. These teams must demonstrate and utilize important life skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, and safety to complete all races successfully. Also, teams will construct their very own courses for competition, modify their drone bots to be more dynamic, and try to set world records on some of the most prestigious drone tracks ever created!

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $475
Campers will become meteorologists for the week and discover why our weather changes. Jr. Meteorologists will measure and record rainfall, create a water cycle wheel, build a weather station, learn about the Greenhouse Effect, create a terrarium, design their own tornadoes, create “snow” during the summer and more!  Campers will end the week demonstrating the three states of matter by making and eating some delicious ice cream. Throughout the week they will take home projects that include sun prints, UV beads, a wind vane, anemometer, and a very cool rain stick. Before you know it, your Jr. Meteorologist will be on the 6 o’clock news doing the weather! Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $490
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $490
Campers will begin learning about what a vet is and what they do. They will learn the basic anatomy of and care for both cats and dogs, as well as more advanced care like stitches and broken bones. They’ll also spend time learning about the different body systems, including the circulatory, respiratory, and skeleton systems, by creating and making models of these important systems. Throughout the week, your aspiring veterinarian will do 20 different and engaging hands-on activities and projects! At the end of the week, all campers will bring home their Future Veterinarian Kit and first aid supply kit. Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Stacy Rokus
Entering 1st - 4th
July 6-10, 9:00-12:00 $270 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00  $270 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Open to all levels and abilities, this camp for boys and girls will focus on developing fundamental basketball skills in a fun environment.  Each day will include skill stations, games, and team play.  The camp will be led by Key School’s Upper School basketball coach, Stacy Rokus, who has over 20 years of playing and coaching experience. Campers should wear or bring basketball/tennis shoes, a water bottle, and a positive attitude to camp each day. This camp will bring the FUN to fundamentals! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Club SciKidz
Age 4 - Entering Kindergarten
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30 $475
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30 $475
NEW for 2026! If your young scientist loves the zoo or aquarium and wants to know more about the animals and their homes, then they will love this week-long journey around the world to visit five of the world’s biomes and explore the animals that live there. Along the way, they will meet lions, spider monkeys and snowy owls. They will listen to the sounds of the rainforest and create their own mini aquarium. At the end of the week, campers will be Club SciKidz certified animal experts and receive their own certificates of achievement to show off their new knowledge. Get out the binoculars and safari hats and sign your child up for this brand new camp. Any registered camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted to make a different selection. Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Entering 4th - 6th
Erika Johnson
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 12:30-3:30  $235 
Stacy Rokus
July 6-10, 12:30-3:30  $285 
On the Road is a half day excursion based camp that offers an action-packed week of daily field trips. From trampoline parks and raceways to bowling and mini golf, this camp is sure to entertain. We will visit venues like Sky Zone, DodgeArrows, Monster Mini Golf, Crofton Speedway*, and Annapolis Bowl. Come on the road with us for a week of fun! The schedule is still being planned and subject to change based on availability. The final schedule and any special instructions will be emailed to families the week before the camp. Certain locations may require waivers which will be included in the pre-camp email. Failure to complete all waivers could result in your child not being able to participate in a specific activity. *Crofton Speedway has a height requirement of 54” to drive a single go-kart. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 7th
July 6-10, 900-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Have you ever felt that traversing the Roblox universe takes way too long? If so, then this program was designed for you! In this creative program, students will use the Roblox Studio platform to create their own custom, fast moving speed block. Throughout the week, campers will learn to code within Roblox to manipulate their own world and enhance their game play. Prepare for a great week with our professional Roblox instructors as we use all of our creative and coding skills to design new and exciting games, maps, races, and challenges!

Club SciKidz
Entering 4th - 7th
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $485
Make your role-playing games come to life! Our RPG Maker camp shows campers how to create their very own epic role-playing game where they will battle fierce monsters prowling in a dungeon. Campers will learn what RPG is, the history of RPG, the character, and all aspects of the game. Club SciKidz uses RPG Maker VXAce which features a drag-drop interface, a library of characters, tile-based environments, an enhanced map editor, a built-in character generator with custom sprites and faces, custom items and weapons, and a full inventory of weapons and armor. Once you’ve finished your project, you can export your game to a portable EXE file that can be played on any Windows system. You can share it with your friends, your family, or even the Internet. Campers should bring a 2GB flash drive to camp.

George W. Martin IV
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 6-10, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 13-17, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00  $270
This tennis camp will be a great experience for all levels! Whether a beginner or intermediate, campers will practice tennis skills through various activities and drills. Campers will apply these skills as they progress toward games and matches. Camp days will focus on learning and/or improving tennis strokes, learning rules and strategy, competitive play (singles and doubles), fitness, and most importantly having fun. Activities and drills will be catered to and adjusted to campers’ abilities and interests. The Tennis Camp will be run by Coach George Martin IV who has decades of tennis playing and teaching experience. This camp will take place at Fusco Park, Key School’s athletic facility located just two miles away from the main campus. Transportation by bus to and from Fusco Park and Key School will be provided. Campers will need to bring their own tennis rackets. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Age 4 - Entering 1st
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $460
Dive into a splash-tastic week at this beach bash! Explore a world of swimming sharks and playful dolphins through art, games, and activities. Campers will create their own ocean in a bottle, craft a socktopus, and enjoy splish-splashin’ water games. Get ready for a wave of fun as this camp promises oceans of adventure! Traditional Camp is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play. Campers are grouped according to age, and activities are adjusted to match age/skill levels. Group requests must be made online during registration and are accommodated if age appropriate and counselor-to-camper ratios are maintained. Daily swim lessons with American Red Cross trained instructors are conducted each morning at the Hillsmere Pool. Hillsmere Pool requires a waiver for participation. Campers should arrive in a swimsuit and cover-up and have sunscreen applied. Each day, they should bring a towel, additional sunscreen to reapply, and a change of clothes. Any registered camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted to make a different camp selection if available.

Ages 3 ½ - 4
July 6-10, 9:00-12:00  $240 
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $430
Dive into a splash-tastic week at this beach bash! Explore a world of swimming sharks and playful dolphins through art, games, and activities. Campers will create their own ocean in a bottle, craft a socktopus, and enjoy splish-splashin’ water games. Get ready for a wave of fun as this camp promises oceans of adventure! This camp promises to deliver oceans of fun! Traditional Jr. is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play on campus (this camp group does NOT go to the pool). Families can choose a morning-only, half day option or the full day option. Campers staying for a full day will have a short rest time after lunch. Campers must be at least 3 ½ and potty-trained prior to the start of this camp session. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration.

Sarah Schabow
Entering 2nd - 6th
July 6-10, 12:30 – 3:30 $285
July 13-17, 9:00 – 12:00  $285 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Dive into the vibrant world of watercolor! This camp introduces beginning artists to the essentials of painting with watercolors, exploring everything from simple mark-making to mastering water control. Campers will experiment with washes, blending, masking, color mixing, and a variety of brushes while creating landscapes, abstract designs, and projects inspired by their own ideas. Along the way, they’ll produce a range of finished pieces as well as works that can be used later in mixed-media art or collages. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Spark Business Academy
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $565
This program empowers campers with an entrepreneurial mindset to develop a plan for their very own business ideas. They will draw from such disciplines as marketing, finance and strategy in a supportive environment that fosters teamwork. From designing marketing flyers to estimating profits, campers have fun while developing business savvy!

Karla McMahon
Entering 5th - 8th
June 22-26, 12:30-3:30  $250 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 13-17, 12:30-3:30  $250 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Join us for a Summer at KEY favorite! Campers will spend the week canoeing and crabbing on Kitty Duvall Creek. From learning how to paddle and steer a canoe to the best tricks for catching a crab, this is a summer camp tradition not to be missed. All campers must wear life jackets which will be provided. In the event of bad weather, campers will enjoy alternative activities on campus. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 5th - 8th
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Cookies, cookies, and more cookies! Campers explore classic recipes and creative new flavors as they bake lavender lemon shortbreads, snickerdoodles, thumbprints, ice cream sandwiches, and decorated cookie designs. They’ll practice techniques such as creaming butter, shaping dough, glazing, and piping while experimenting with textures and flavor combinations. This week is perfect for young bakers ready to challenge themselves and enjoy plenty of hands-on fun. All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Club SciKidz
Entering 4th - 7th
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $490
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $490
This camp is a camper’s ticket to the world of Veterinary Medicine. Lessons will give campers the opportunity to look into the real and exciting field of Veterinary Medicine. Throughout the week, campers will complete several hands-on experiments including: learning suturing techniques, dog CPR, and how to use a syringe! They also learn the basics about training and working with dogs,  and put what they’ve been learning into practice. To learn about the different systems of animals, campers will perform three dissection activities: Sheep Heart, Owl Pellet, and Crayfish. Activity topics include: Animal behavior, clinical procedures, preparation for a career in veterinary medicine, first aid & dentistry care, diseases and parasites, microscopy, anatomy, and more. Each camper will receive his or her very own medical kit! This is a camp your aspiring vet will not want to miss! Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Allison Stokes
Entering 1st - 4th
July 13-17, 12:30-3:30  $250
Does your camper love the enchanting world of fairies?  Using items found in nature, simple craft supplies, and their imaginations, campers will create a magical garden.  They will enjoy whimsical stories about gnomes and fairies and embark on a creative building adventure with their fellow campers.  At the end of the week, everyone will bring home their very own fairy garden masterpiece. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 1st - 4th
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Discover the journey of food from local farms to our kitchens! Campers learn about sustainability, shopping local, and appreciating the essential role farmers play. They’ll prepare simple dishes and baked goods using fresh, seasonal ingredients while exploring where food comes from and why it matters. Hands-on activities include making delicious salsas and guacamole, fruit hand pies, edible fruit arrangements and planting mini herb gardens. Fresh seasonal produce is our focus as we explore the summer's amazing harvest. All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Drobots Company
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $525
Young Jedi will explore worlds far, far away and engineering principles right in front of them in this hands-on program. Explore real-world concepts in physics and engineering while building elaborate projects like X-Wings, AT-ATs, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, Settlements, Fortresses, and other complex machines and structures from a galaxy far, far away using the LEGO building system.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $490
NEW for 2026! This camp is geared toward campers who love American Girl Dolls! Featuring four of the recent modern Girl of the Year characters and one character from the Contemporary Characters line, the week blends crafts, STEAM-related lessons and activities, and life lessons that we can learn from each character. Grace Thomas loves baking and gets to travel to Paris! STEAM Connections: baking, airplanes, Eiffel Tower. Life Lessons: making goals, hard work. Saige Copeland’s favorite subject at school is art, and she can often be found riding her horse, Picasso. STEAM Connections: painting, horses. Life Lessons: being more confident, overcoming her fears. Luciana Vega loves everything space-related and can’t wait until the day she can be part of NASA, but she also struggles with panic attacks. STEAM Connections: space, astronauts, stars. Life Lessons: dealing with anxiety and stress, pursuing dreams, being a good leader. Joss Kendrick and her family live by the beach, and Joss is a surfer girl. Joss has hearing loss and wears hearing aids, but doesn’t let that slow her down. STEAM Connections: ocean, waves, sound. Life Lessons: perseverance, overcoming adversity. Z Yang can usually be found behind a camera, making stop-motion videos using her dolls. We will look closely at some of the steps involved in making movies. STEAM Connections: movie making, animation, nature. Life Lessons: finding balance, having patience. Campers are not required to bring dolls to camp, but are welcome to, as they will be making crafts and projects specifically for her! Most activities are designed for an 18" doll. Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, contact the camp office.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Drobots Company  
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30   $525
Have you ever wanted your own dragon? If so, then this is your chance. But, beware. The biggest challenge in training a dragon is to understand the dragon's abilities and limitations. Join your fellow campers as 'Dragon Squads' spend the week training their own dragon-drones to fly through fiery hoops, abandoned caves, and go on mountain quests. Not only will dragon-drones be sent on solo missions, but teams will have fun joining one another to complete missions and compete in races. Moreover, your dragon-drone will have to combat Magnus Finke - who has stolen your dragon eggs and threatens the very existence of the Dragon-clan!

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 13-17, 900-3:30  $500
This camp is an introduction into the world of robotics. Campers will learn about the six simple machines and how they are incorporated into more complex machines that we use in our every day lives. Campers will have fun constructing their very own moving robot! Campers will apply and extend their knowledge about circuits and power sources as they build our “Mars-like” RC Rover. The radio-controlled RC Rover is capable of performing several different experiments, builds, and activities. Campers will be able to take home the robots they build for hours of fun after the camp week has finished!

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Club SciKidz
Age 4 - Entering Kindergarten
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $475
This unique camp will offer an incredible collection of projects and experiments from a broad range of science-related topics that will amuse and amaze your little scientist! By being involved with several hands-on activities, your child will explore the basic scientific ideas that play a role in everyday life and learn first-hand how the scientific method helps give us answers to our many questions. Some of the projects that campers will be creating and experimenting with throughout the week include trying their hand at rocketry, making delicious edible oceans, building a marshmallow catapult and many more! Any registered camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted to make a different selection. Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $485 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $485 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
In this innovative experience, campers will become engineers and architects as they build, explore, and survive in their Minecraft world. Campers will learn about the connection between digital and real-world environments and explore hands-on how real-world environments inspire game designers to create biomes in games. Using Minecraft Education Edition, campers will work together to create settlements in one of the many biomes Minecraft has to offer and even learn about those same biomes in the real world! Toward the end of the week, campers will put their builds to the ultimate test and defend their settlements from invasions. And never fear, before camp is over, campers will get a chance to do what all Minecraft players love to do: DESTROY!

J. P. Hedges
Entering 4th - 6th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 9:00-12:00  $200 
July 13-17, 12:30-3:30  $250 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Join your friends for an active week of epic Nerf battles while you work on your tactics and skills. We have a full supply of darts and Nerf blasters to use during the week, but campers may bring one of their own Nerf blasters to camp each day. Goggles will be provided and are required at all times during Nerf play. We will mix the week up with variations of dodgeball and gaga ball. Good sportsmanship will be emphasized at all times while campers dodge, duck, dip, and dive all week. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 7th
July 13-17, 900-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! What's cooler than racing and wrecking a car in Roblox? How about building your very own car and race tracks first? That's right! Using the Roblox Studio platform, campers will design, build, test, race and wreck their very own sports cars. Under the guidance of Drobots' professional and supportive instructors, participants will learn to use code to manipulate design, traction, handling, and of course SPEED! After creating sports cars and race tracks, campers will bring their own projects to the Roblox Speedway to test how fast the track can be run.

Little Scholars
Age 3 ½ - Entering Kindergarten
July 13-17, 9:00-12:00   $280
NEW for 2026! Get ready to make some BIG discoveries! Our future scientists will sprout their curiosity as they dig into experiments, science-based reactions, and simple discoveries. Each session is packed with activities that spark imagination and introduce basic science concepts. Your litter scholar will have a blast asking “why?” and learning how things work! Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration.

Spark Business Academy
Entering 5th - 8th
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $565
For the sports lover, future team General Manager, sports team owner, ESPN analyst, or coach, this unique program helps campers view the world of sports from a business perspective. Campers actively discuss and analyze different topics, including player contracts, mock drafts, college sports, endorsements, the Nike vs. Under Armour competition, the Super Bowl, e-sports and more! 

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30   $525
NEW for 2026! Lights, camera, action! Super Skits & Sketches is where comedy comes to life. This camp is packed with writing, rehearsing, and performing short skits and sketches that will leave everyone laughing. Campers will learn how to write comedic scripts, develop quirky characters, and master the art of timing. By the end of the week, you'll have your very own show to perform for family and friends!

J. P. Hedges
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 12:30-3:30  $200  
June 22-26, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 20-24, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Jared Ramsey
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 12:30-3:30  $200 
July 13-17, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 27-31, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Dive into summer fun with the Summer at KEY Swim Club! Spend your afternoons swimming, playing water games, and enjoying time with friends—it’s what summer is all about! Campers will travel by Key School bus to the Hillsmere Community Pool. To ensure safety, all campers must take and pass a swim test to swim beyond the shallow end. A parent/guardian must complete a required waiver of liability during registration. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

George W. Martin IV
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 6-10, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 13-17, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00  $270
This tennis camp will be a great experience for all levels! Whether a beginner or intermediate, campers will practice tennis skills through various activities and drills. Campers will apply these skills as they progress toward games and matches. Camp days will focus on learning and/or improving tennis strokes, learning rules and strategy, competitive play (singles and doubles), fitness, and most importantly having fun. Activities and drills will be catered to and adjusted to campers’ abilities and interests. The Tennis Camp will be run by Coach George Martin IV who has decades of tennis playing and teaching experience. This camp will take place at Fusco Park, Key School’s athletic facility located just two miles away from the main campus. Transportation by bus to and from Fusco Park and Key School will be provided. Campers will need to bring their own tennis rackets. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Age 4 - Entering 1st
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $460
Spend an unBEElievable week exploring the outdoors from a bug's eye view! From hunting for colorful critters to buzzing through obstacle courses, we’ll spin a web of fun. Campers will be busy flying through all kinds of creepy-crawly activities! Traditional Camp is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play. Campers are grouped according to age, and activities are adjusted to match age/skill levels. Group requests must be made online during registration and are accommodated if age appropriate and counselor-to-camper ratios are maintained. Daily swim lessons with American Red Cross trained instructors are conducted each morning at the Hillsmere Pool. Hillsmere Pool requires a waiver for participation. Campers should arrive in a swimsuit and cover-up and have sunscreen applied. Each day, they should bring a towel, additional sunscreen to reapply, and a change of clothes. Any registered camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted to make a different camp selection if available.

Ages 3 ½ - 4
July 13-17, 9:00-12:00  $240 
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $430 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Spend an unBEElievable week exploring the outdoors from a bug's eye view! From hunting for colorful critters to buzzing through obstacle courses, we’ll spin a web of fun. Campers will be busy flying through all kinds of creepy-crawly activities! Traditional Jr. is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play on campus (this Traditional camp group does NOT go to the pool). Families can choose a morning-only, half day option or the full day option. Campers staying for a full day will have a short rest time after lunch. Campers must be at least 3 ½ and potty-trained prior to the start of this camp session. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration.

J. P. Hedges
Entering 4th - 6th
July 13-17, 9:00-12:00  $250
NEW for 2026! Get ready for a high-energy week packed with non-stop action! Campers will dive into classic outdoor favorites like Manhunt, Flag Football, Kickball, and Capture the Flag, all designed to keep everyone moving and having fun. We’ll also cool things down with water-themed activities, making this the ultimate summer adventure for active campers who love to play hard! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Sarah Schabow
Entering 2nd - 6th
July 6-10, 12:30 – 3:30 $285
July 13-17, 9:00 – 12:00  $285 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Dive into the vibrant world of watercolor! This camp introduces beginning artists to the essentials of painting with watercolors, exploring everything from simple mark-making to mastering water control. Campers will experiment with washes, blending, masking, color mixing, and a variety of brushes while creating landscapes, abstract designs, and projects inspired by their own ideas. Along the way, they’ll produce a range of finished pieces as well as works that can be used later in mixed-media art or collages. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Club SciKidz
Entering 4th - 7th
July 13-17, 900-3:30  $480
Join Harry for an exciting week you’ll never forget! From hippogriffs, dragons, house elves, basilisk, and owls, to sorting hats, dementors, potions, spells…and all things magical, come join us for the time of your life! Search for Horcruxes throughout the week, team up for our Harry Potter Trivia Game and design a broom. Paint Hogwarts castle, sculpt Dobby or Kreacher the house elf, draw mythical creatures, make a Marauder’s map, brew up ButterBeer, create your own wand and Death Eater’s mask, Patronus, chocolate frogs, and lots, lots more! Bring your favorite HP book(s) to camp to freshen up on spells, characters, and discuss analogies to the muggle world today. So much magic to do! Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Whole Kids Yoga
Entering 1st –4th
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $260 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 13-17, 9:00-12:00  $260
This yoga camp, led by Annapolis’ Whole Kids Yoga studio, will allow your child to exercise motor, sensory, and social skills while increasing self-confidence in a creative, non-competitive environment. Your child will explore their imagination and have fun while making new friends. A typical day will include yoga movement, group games, partner poses, journaling, yoga arts and crafts and relaxation. Please have your child dressed comfortably, ready to move and stretch. It's a good idea to bring a sweatshirt or hoody in case they get cool in relaxation time. Your child should bring their own mat if they have one; however, we have plenty that we can provide. There will be a “mindful” eating ceremony toward the end of the week, in which we share strawberries, dark chocolate and sparkling cider. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Club SciKidz
Entering 4th - 7th 
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 9:00-3:30  $400
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30  $500
This camp is great as an introduction to 3D printing. Campers will use 3Doodler Pens to create amazing 3D structures. They will not only learn how to properly use the 3D pen but also about its practical uses in the fields of Science and Technology. Engineering concepts will be introduced, and campers will participate in different engineering challenges to put their skills to the test. Campers will apply their newfound knowledge to design, plan, and create their own 3D projects. Some sample projects include bridge building and replicating famous structures. Campers will bring home their 3D projects and their 3D pen sets at the end of the week.

Allison Stokes
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
July 20-24, 12:30-3:30  $250
Our backyards can be used for much more than picnics and playgrounds! Sticks, pine cones, leaves, grasses, and rocks can be used to make beautiful outdoor art. Campers will explore our campus on scavenger hunts to gather objects to use in making birdhouses, wind chimes, and other unique creations. It’s outdoor imagination at its best! Campers staying for an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Club SciKidz
Entering 4th - 7th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 9:00-3:30  $390 
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30  $485
Campers will dive into the basics of coding with the wildly popular game of Roblox. They will modify and create their own Roblox game using Roblox Studio, Code Kingdoms, and the Lua language. Campers will learn real coding with the help of drag and drop coding blocks while simultaneously seeing and writing real code. Programming concepts such as methods, variables and “for” loops will be introduced to create a full Roblox game. Campers will start with building the game called Prison Escape and move on to more difficult projects such as Barrel Roll and Alien Attack. By the end of the week, campers will have multiple games that were coded by them! Not only will campers learn the basics of video game programming, but they will get to play their games as well. Campers should bring a 2GB flash drive to camp so they can bring their game home on the final day.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Drobots Company
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30   $525
Don't miss out on the most exciting camp program of the summer! Is there anything more fun than building structures out of LEGOs and K'nex, only to watch them all crumble down before your eyes? Have you ever wanted to build a tower and then use a robot to pull it down? Well, now is your chance! All week long campers and our professional instructors will build incredible castles and then test how much weight they can hold before crumbling down.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Karla McMahon
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 20-24, 12:30-3:30  $250
Join us for a Summer at KEY favorite! Campers will spend the week canoeing and crabbing on Kitty Duvall Creek. From learning how to paddle and steer a canoe to the best tricks for catching a crab, this is a summer camp tradition not to be missed. All campers must wear life jackets which will be provided. In the event of bad weather, campers will enjoy alternative activities on campus. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

GCA Children’s Chess
Entering 2nd - 5th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 9:00-12:00  $200
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $250
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00  $250
Whether you're an experienced player or brand new to the game, this chess camp is the perfect way to develop your skills in a fun-filled environment. New players will learn chess fundamentals and basic strategies while more seasoned veterans will be challenged with puzzles and tactics. All campers will have the chance to compete in mini-tournaments and learn from a real Chess Master. Build your skills and learn to love one of the world's oldest games at Chess Camp! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30. 

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30   $480
Join us as we race across the Milky Way with twenty different astronomy projects! This is the camp that your child will be talking about for a long time! They will experiment with screaming balloon rockets, use solar glasses, and construct and use a star finder. They will also put on their “artist hat” as they make a glow in the dark model of Saturn and create a model of our solar system. Again this year, campers will build and launch a model rocket! This camp is perfect for the rocket scientist in your family and we hope that they will join us for this fun and engaging camp that’s out of this world! Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 5th - 8th
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Step into the forest for a week of imaginative cupcake creation! Campers learn advanced decorating techniques as they design cupcakes inspired by woodland animals such as foxes, owls, chipmunks, deer, and rabbits. Using piping skills, fondant shaping, edible textures, and color blending, campers transform simple cupcakes into charming edible creatures. This creative, competition-style week encourages artistic expression, problem-solving, and delicious fun. All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Little Scholars
Age 3 ½ - Entering Kindergarten
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00   $280
NEW for 2026! Take an adventure back to the Jurassic Era, where we will learn about dinosaurs who roamed the Earth millions of years ago. Uncover fascinating dinosaur facts and explore the world of dinosaurs. You will become a paleontologist faster than Ornithomimids running from T-Rex! Campers must be at least 3 ½ and potty-trained prior to the start of this camp session. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Spark Business Academy
Entering 5th - 8th
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30   $565
NEW for 2026! How cool would it be for you to be the boss at Apple or Nike for a day? In this leadership program, you can! Campers act as CEOs for leading companies and collaborate to make strategic recommendations to address real business issues. Case studies include popular companies and examine the role of female and minority CEOs. Campers enhance their problem- solving skills, develop business savvy and cultivate a strategic mindset as future leaders.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30  $475
NEW for 2026! Prepare for a week of adventure, creativity, and discovery with our brand new camp, K-pop Demon Hunters STEAM Academy! This one-of-a-kind summer camp for aspiring demon hunters combines the high-energy world of HUNTR/X with the powerful skills of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. Campers will train like their favorite heroes, mastering new abilities each day to prepare for the ultimate final mission, trying their hand at potions and exploring the science behind chemical reactions. They’ll use technology to create their own light-up concert stick and even have time to choreograph some dance moves and make concert props! Note: K-Pop Demon Hunters is a 2025 animated musical film on Netflix about a fictional K-pop girl group called Huntrix who secretly fights demons. The movie combines action, fantasy, and music as the K-pop idols use their powers and songs to protect the world from supernatural threats, particularly a rival boy band of demons. This camp has experiments and activities themed to the characters, setting, and plots of the movie. Please note that we will NOT be watching the movie, although campers will most likely listen to the soundtrack from the movie throughout the week.

Stacy Rokus
Entering 1st - 4th
July 6-10, 9:00-12:00 $270 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00  $270 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Open to all levels and abilities, this camp for boys and girls will focus on developing fundamental basketball skills in a fun environment.  Each day will include skill stations, games, and team play.  The camp will be led by Key School’s Upper School basketball coach, Stacy Rokus, who has over 20 years of playing and coaching experience. Campers should wear or bring basketball/tennis shoes, a water bottle, and a positive attitude to camp each day. This camp will bring the FUN to fundamentals! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Club SciKidz
Age 4 - Entering Kindergarten
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30  $475
Kids of all ages love space, so that’s why we created Little Space Explorer for our youngest campers. We all remember learning about the launch of space rockets from NASA, the first steps by men on the moon, watching astronauts float in zero gravity and of course those bulky but futuristic space suits. Campers will become astronauts in training as they learn about and participate in hands-on activities about the sun, moon, planets, and the life of an astronaut. Projects include Making Moon Sand, Fizzing Planets, creating a galaxy, participating in an astronaut obstacle course, and many more. Any registered camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted to make a different selection. Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 1st - 4th
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Cooking meets science in this enchanting week of fun! Campers create foods that bubble, foam, sizzle, or change colors as they explore simple kitchen chemistry through magical, edible projects. They’ll whip up rainbow lemonade, color-changing cupcakes, and fizzy fruit experiments while discovering the magic behind everyday ingredients. Hands-on culinary adventures make each day feel like a delicious spell coming to life! All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Musical Stages, LLC
Ages 6 – 15 
Two Week Camp
July 20-24 & July 27-31, 9:00-4:30  $550
Musical Theatre Summer Camp provides your child an inclusive experience of all aspects of this great American art form. Classes in singing, dancing, acting, costumes, and stagecraft are taught by a staff of musical theater professionals. Campers are organized into small groups by age. Each group is guided by an experienced counselor, giving every child constant attention, personal assistance, and encouragement. Learning musical numbers from classic and contemporary Broadway shows, campers are taught healthy vocal techniques, develop poise and coordination while practicing their choreography, explore acting skills and improvisational games, rehearse their scenes, make their costumes, and design and create their set. All the activities emphasize having fun, making friends, and working together toward presenting their final public performance.

Registration for this program does not go through Summer at KEY. For more information and to register directly with Musical Stages, please visit www.MusicalStages.org or call 443-422-2605. Registration opens January 5, 2026. Aftercare for this camp is available through Summer at KEY from 4:30-5:30. If you're a returning Summer at KEY family, log into your account to register for aftercare. If you've never attended a camp, you'll need to create a Summer at KEY account.

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30   $525
NEW for 2026! Calling all fantasy lovers! In Mythical Creature Creator, you'll design and craft your very own magical creatures from scratch. Using your imagination, clay, and other materials, you'll bring fantastical beings to life. From dragons to unicorns, mermaids to griffins, you'll create characters that could be straight out of a storybook. This is your chance to become a creature designer and bring your wildest dreams into reality!

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
June 22-26, 9:00-3:30  $475
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30  $475
Prepare for your next Pokemon adventure! Not only is your goal to “catch ’em all”, but you’ll also be applying scientific theories and conducting experiments along the way. Throughout this exciting adventure, you’ll meet Pokemon of all types and conduct hands-on science experiments that grant insight into the wonderful world of Pokemon. The exciting activities include: a chemical reaction Pokemon hatching, catapult launching to catch your very own Pokemon, exploring the effectiveness of Pikachu’s electricity, observing Bug Pokemon and the real insects and organisms they resemble, reflect on the 3 states of matter with Ditto Slime, and much much more. Are you ready for your greatest Pokemon adventure yet? We know that campers love Pokemon cards, but we ask that campers leave them at home and do not bring them to camp so that nothing happens to their prized collections. Campers are not allowed to trade cards at camp. Campers will have more than enough Pokemon-themed activities to keep them busy each day, and they’ll even get to make their very own Pokemon cards! Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Stacy Rokus 
Entering 6th - 8th
July 20-24, 12:30-3:30  $270
NEW for 2026! This camp is designed to help middle schoolers build confidence, fitness, and teamwork in a fun, supportive environment. Whether students are seasoned athletes or simply looking to stay active, every participant will benefit from engaging activities that focus on three key areas. Speed: Fun sprint challenges, reaction games, and movement drills that improve quickness and coordination. Strength: Age-appropriate exercises using bodyweight, bands, and partner activities to build core stability and overall fitness. Agility: Obstacle courses, ladder drills, and team relays that sharpen balance, flexibility, and control. Campers will enjoy a mix of structured training, group games, and team-building challenges. Each day emphasizes healthy habits, positive mindset, and inclusivity, ensuring that every camper - regardless of athletic background - feels successful and motivated. No prior sports experience is required, just bring energy, curiosity, and a willingness to try new things!

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 20-24, 900-3:30  $525 
Star Wars Empire vs. Rebellion brings the galaxy from far far away, to much much closer to camp. Using custom built podracers, foam ball blasters, and rolling droid drones, campers will split into two separate groups and participate either as a member of the controlling Empire or of the elite Rebellion strike force. Teams work together in hands-on building activities to prepare for the multiple battles that occur throughout the week - all in a friendly competitive environment. Build your own TIE Fighters, Starships, and more. Create and design self-made defenses to protect home base from the opposition. The ultimate daily and weekly goal is for campers to use both their minds and their hands to eliminate the opposing team’s holdout positions through strategy and collaborative planning. At last, it is time to bring justice to the galaxy. May the StemQuest force be with you!

J. P. Hedges
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 12:30-3:30  $200  
June 22-26, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 20-24, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Jared Ramsey
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 12:30-3:30  $200 
July 13-17, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 27-31, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Dive into summer fun with the Summer at KEY Swim Club! Spend your afternoons swimming, playing water games, and enjoying time with friends—it’s what summer is all about! Campers will travel by Key School bus to the Hillsmere Community Pool. To ensure safety, all campers must take and pass a swim test to swim beyond the shallow end. A parent/guardian must complete a required waiver of liability during registration. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

George W. Martin IV
June 22-26, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 6-10, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 13-17, 9:00-12:00  $270
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00  $270
This tennis camp will be a great experience for all levels! Whether a beginner or intermediate, campers will practice tennis skills through various activities and drills. Campers will apply these skills as they progress toward games and matches. Camp days will focus on learning and/or improving tennis strokes, learning rules and strategy, competitive play (singles and doubles), fitness, and most importantly having fun. Activities and drills will be catered to and adjusted to campers’ abilities and interests. The Tennis Camp will be run by Coach George Martin IV who has decades of tennis playing and teaching experience. This camp will take place at Fusco Park, Key School’s athletic facility located just two miles away from the main campus. Transportation by bus to and from Fusco Park and Key School will be provided. Campers will need to bring their own tennis rackets. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Ages 3 ½ - 4
July 20-24, 9:00-12:00  $240
July 20-24, 9:00-3:30  $430
Step into a magical week filled with woodland creatures, fantastic fairies, and nosy gnomes. We’ll hunt for unicorns and dragon eggs and make our magic wands and potions. Nature meets make-believe in this whimsical week. Traditional Jr. is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play on campus (this camp group does NOT go to the pool). Families can choose a morning-only, half day option or the full day option. Campers staying for a full day will have a short rest time after lunch. Campers must be at least 3 ½ and potty-trained prior to the start of this camp session. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration.

Leandra Parkinson
Entering 1st - 4th 
July 27-31, 12:30-3:30   $270
Celebrate the sport of cheer! Campers will dive into the fundamentals of cheerleading, learning jumps, motions, dance routines, stunting, and basic tumbling in a fun and supportive environment. Each day will combine skill-building with collaborative activities that promote confidence, coordination, and spirit. Campers will work together on short routines and cheer each other on every step of the way. No experience necessary…this action-packed week is all about energy, teamwork, and FUN! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Karla McMahon
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 27-31, 12:30-3:30  $250
Get ready for a week of high-energy, team-based fun! Campers will join forces to compete in a variety of exciting games and challenges, from Pie in the Face, Water Balloon Relays and Egg Toss to Tug-of-War, Scavenger Hunts, and Color War Jeopardy. Points are awarded not just for winning, but for teamwork, sportsmanship, and team spirit. Red, blue, green, or yellow? Which team will rise to the top? Let the friendly competition begin! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Spark Business Academy
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30   $565
Let's get crafty! Young entrepreneurs will create handmade items to "sell" to other "vendors" at their very own craft fair! In this program, campers will learn about craft fairs and the ingenuity and creativity of the small business entrepreneur. They will produce goods, and learn to create appealing advertising and displays. Other related topics will be discussed such as counting currency, budgeting, profit margins, buying and selling and assessing the quality of goods.

Club SciKidz
Entering 4th-7th
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30   $490
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $490
Welcome to Crazy Contraptions, where young engineers will embark on an exciting journey into the world of mechanical engineering! Our camp offers engaging activities and experiments that ignite curiosity and foster teamwork while exploring the principles of engineering. Campers will experience blue printing, collaboration, and important life lessons like persevering through failures and celebrating successes. Some of the topics covered in this camp are Newton’s Laws of Motion, physics, energy, and much more. This is a hands-on camp and extremely collaborative. Campers will use Keva Planks, engineering kits, and your everyday household items to complete the different challenges ahead.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 1st - 4th
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Get ready for a burst of colorful creativity! Campers mix, swirl, and bake vibrant treats such as tie-dye cupcakes, pastel icings, rainbow-layered minis, and unicorn-inspired decorations. With bright frosting, playful sprinkles, and edible glitter, every cupcake becomes a joyful celebration of color. This cheerful week encourages creativity, confidence, and lots of hands-on decorating fun! All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Leandra Parkinson
Entering 1st - 4th 
July 27-31, 9:00-12:00   $270
Come along on a journey as we explore dances from around the world! Popular styles and genres from Asia, Africa, South America, and beyond will be introduced in this fun-filled week of movement, choreography, and themed crafts. Campers will learn new steps, discover unique cultural rhythms, and build confidence as dancers. At the end of the week, campers will showcase what they’ve learned in a short performance for family and friends. This camp is a fantastic introduction to diverse dance styles for aspiring young dancers, and no prior experience is needed. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Stacy Rokus
Entering 5th - 8th
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $575
This action-packed week features daily adventures to exciting local destinations such as ZavaZone, the Adventure Park at Sandy Spring, Guppy Gulch*, Sky Zone, and DodgeArrow, just to name a few. Weekly schedules are still being finalized, and all locations are subject to availability. The final itinerary, along with any special instructions and required waivers, will be emailed the week before camp begins. Any schedule changes due to weather or unforeseen circumstances will also be communicated via email. Daytripper campers will receive a Summer at KEY t-shirt! *Please note: Guppy Gulch will require an extended camp day from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to accommodate the longer drive. Grab your friends, and join us for this week of fun!

Drobots Company
Entering 6th - 8th
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $525
Get ready to pitch, yaw, roll, and thrust around the Drone Arena in this exhilarating camp program! Campers will enjoy one of the world’s fastest growing sports, Drone Racing. Campers will first learn about the basic safety of drone flying before fine-tuning their hand-eye coordination skills and free fly the drone. Campers will advance through an abundance of skill challenges, both in the air and on the ground, as they learn how to perform various exercises and maneuvers to become familiar with the drone’s speed and agility. Each day, teams of “flight squads” post up against one another in friendly competition as they race against not only one another, but also the clock. Pilots will first maneuver the drone through creative yet compact obstacle courses before taking on the challenge of flying for speed. There is a creative component to this camp program, as flight squads will help to create the course design and then, help build the obstacle course in preparation for the last day’s final activities and Drone Olympic competition.

Deliciously Nutritious
Entering 5th - 8th
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $525
NEW for 2026! Start the day with flavor and skill! Campers prepare breakfast favorites with a more advanced twist such as stuffed French toast, gourmet breakfast sandwiches, smoothie bowls, omelet cups, and scratch-made pancakes or waffles. They’ll explore how breakfast fuels the body while practicing knife skills, mixing techniques, stovetop basics, and flavor balancing. Each day inspires confidence as campers create delicious morning dishes worth waking up for! All cooking-themed camps utilize nut-free ingredients. Due to the variety of ingredients used, we are not able to adjust recipes for other food allergies or dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to registration with any questions or concerns.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $475
No time machine is needed for this trip back in time! Jr. Paleontologist is an exciting introduction into the basics of Paleontology. This adventure will have your child doing more than just playing in the dirt. They’ll pan for gems and minerals, crack open geodes, and take part in a dinosaur dig. It will seem like they are at Jurassic World as they learn about dinosaurs and study fossils with hands-on experiments and activities. Campers will have the time of their lives, and they’ll bring home all of the treasures they find! Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30  $490
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $490
Campers will begin learning about what a vet is and what they do. They will learn the basic anatomy of and care for both cats and dogs, as well as more advanced care like stitches and broken bones. They’ll also spend time learning about the different body systems, including the circulatory, respiratory, and skeleton systems, by creating and making models of these important systems. Throughout the week, your aspiring veterinarian will do 20 different and engaging hands-on activities and projects! At the end of the week, all campers will bring home their Future Veterinarian Kit and first aid supply kit. Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Drobots Company
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30   $525
Campers, prepare to escape reality during this time-traveling Robotics and LEGO summer program! Design and guide your Robotic Dino-Cart throughout the Jurassic Map to find shelter. You better hurry, because the King-Rex is ready to track your group down and turn your hard earned Lizard Tokens into lunch! During this high-energy and adventurous program, participants will learn to code their robots to recreate the migration patterns of Dinosaurs.

Club SciKidz
Age 4 - Entering Kindergarten
July 6-10, 9:00-3:30 $475
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30 $475
NEW for 2026! If your young scientist loves the zoo or aquarium and wants to know more about the animals and their homes, then they will love this week-long journey around the world to visit five of the world’s biomes and explore the animals that live there. Along the way, they will meet lions, spider monkeys and snowy owls. They will listen to the sounds of the rainforest and create their own mini aquarium. At the end of the week, campers will be Club SciKidz certified animal experts and receive their own certificates of achievement to show off their new knowledge. Get out the binoculars and safari hats and sign your child up for this brand new camp. Any registered camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted to make a different selection. Nut-free foods may be used in the experiments/projects in this camp. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the camp office.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Little Scholars
Age 3 ½ - Entering Kindergarten
July 27-31, 9:00-12:00   $280
NEW for 2026! Ahoy, Pirates and Mermaids…let’s set sail on an adventure into the deep blue sea!  Treasure hunts, sandcastle building, and mystical ocean discoveries await you. Our adventures will dive deep into music, arts, language development, and social skills. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration.

Club SciKidz
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 13-17, 9:00-3:30  $485 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $485 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
In this innovative experience, campers will become engineers and architects as they build, explore, and survive in their Minecraft world. Campers will learn about the connection between digital and real-world environments and explore hands-on how real-world environments inspire game designers to create biomes in games. Using Minecraft Education Edition, campers will work together to create settlements in one of the many biomes Minecraft has to offer and even learn about those same biomes in the real world! Toward the end of the week, campers will put their builds to the ultimate test and defend their settlements from invasions. And never fear, before camp is over, campers will get a chance to do what all Minecraft players love to do: DESTROY!

Drobots Company  
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30   $525
NEW for 2026! Movie Making Madness is your chance to become a filmmaker! From scriptwriting to directing, shooting to editing, this camp covers it all. You'll collaborate with fellow campers to create an original short film, explore different movie genres, and use real filmmaking equipment. At the end of the week, you'll have your very own movie debut to show off!  Please note: Although campers will be making movies throughout the week, these will not be shared, or shown outside of camp as we stay committed to every camper's privacy.

Spark Business Academy
Entering Kindergarten - 2nd
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $565
NEW for 2026! Earn, save, spend, donate! Let's learn about money! This innovative program provides a solid foundation on financial literacy for kids in a fun setting. Games and hands-on activities help campers internalize key concepts (like money, budgeting and saving) in an engaging and supportive environment fostering teamwork. Students use their arts & crafts skills to make their own piggy banks! 

J. P. Hedges
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 12:30-3:30  $200  
June 22-26, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 20-24, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Jared Ramsey
Entering 2nd - 4th
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 12:30-3:30  $200 
July 13-17, 12:30-3:30  $250  
July 27-31, 12:30-3:30  $250  
Dive into summer fun with the Summer at KEY Swim Club! Spend your afternoons swimming, playing water games, and enjoying time with friends—it’s what summer is all about! Campers will travel by Key School bus to the Hillsmere Community Pool. To ensure safety, all campers must take and pass a swim test to swim beyond the shallow end. A parent/guardian must complete a required waiver of liability during registration. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

George W. Martin IV
June 15-18 (no camp June 19), 9:00-12:00  $215
June 29-July 2 (no camp July 3), 9:00-12:00  $215 Camp Full – Waitlist Available
July 27-31, 9:00-12:00  $270
This tennis camp will be a great experience for all levels! Whether a beginner or intermediate, campers will practice tennis skills through various activities and drills. Campers will apply these skills as they progress toward games and matches. Camp days will focus on learning and/or improving tennis strokes, learning rules and strategy, competitive play (singles and doubles), fitness, and most importantly having fun. Activities and drills will be catered to and adjusted to campers’ abilities and interests. The Tennis Camp will be run by Coach George Martin IV who has decades of tennis playing and teaching experience and will take place at Fusco Park, Key School’s athletic facility located two miles away from the main campus. Transportation by bus to and from Fusco Park and Key School will be provided. Campers should wear athletic shoes and will need to bring their own tennis rackets. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Camp Full – Waitlist Available
Age 4 - Entering 1st
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $460
Spend a purr-fectly playful week exploring the world from a pet’s point of view! From sniffing out hidden treasures to bounding through tail-wagging obstacle courses, we’ll unleash a whole kennel of fun. Campers will be busy scampering, pouncing, and wagging their way through all kinds of whisker-twitching activities! Traditional Camp is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play. Campers are grouped according to age, and activities are adjusted to match age/skill levels. Group requests must be made online during registration and are accommodated if age appropriate and counselor-to-camper ratios are maintained. Daily swim lessons with American Red Cross trained instructors are conducted each morning at the Hillsmere Pool. Hillsmere Pool requires a waiver for participation. Campers should arrive in a swimsuit and cover-up and have sunscreen applied. Each day, they should bring a towel, additional sunscreen to reapply, and a change of clothes. Any registered camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted to make a different camp selection if available.

Ages 3 ½ - 4
July 27-31, 9:00-12:00  $240
July 27-31, 9:00-3:30  $430
Spend a purr-fectly playful week exploring the world from a pet’s point of view! From sniffing out hidden treasures to bounding through tail-wagging obstacle courses, we’ll unleash a whole kennel of fun. Campers will be busy scampering, pouncing, and wagging their way through all kinds of whisker-twitching activities! Traditional Jr. is designed to encourage creativity, social interaction and independence. Campers participate in weekly themed activities including arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games, and water play on campus (this camp group does NOT go to the pool). Families can choose a morning-only, half day option or the full day option. Campers staying for a full day will have a short rest time after lunch. Campers must be at least 3 ½ and potty-trained prior to the start of this camp session. Any camper that does not meet the minimum age requirement will be contacted by the camp office to cancel registration.

Christian Dent
Entering 3rd - 5th
July 27-31, 9:00-12:00  $250
NEW for 2026! Calling all sports fans! If you want variety, this active half-day camp is for you! Campers will try a new sport each day, such as soccer, basketball, wiffle ball, kickball, and flag football. Through skill-building, group drills, and friendly competitions, they’ll learn teamwork, practice good sportsmanship, and stay moving. Each day offers a fun, engaging way to work together and discover the value of playing as a team. Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.

Hands-On Learning
Entering 1st - 3rd
July 27-31, 12:30-3:30  $290
Known to many as the “Harvard of wizard schools,” our Wizard Academy has produced some of the finest sorcerers to ever wave a wand!  We’ll combine science, magic, and illusion and have a ton of fun doing it. Campers will make authentic wizard gear like capes, wands, and magic hats and act like wizards for the week, making magic and uncovering some amazing secrets! Campers registered for both a morning and an afternoon camp will have a supervised lunch period from 12:00 to 12:30.