The Belmont Hill campus remains alive with activity throughout the summer, with a wide range of programs offered. Sports Camps provide boys and girls ages 6-15 with a variety of opportunities to enjoy and learn more about their favorite sports. Our Summer School enters its 29th year, offering academic courses, art, and tennis workshops for students in grades 6-12. At Belmont Hill, summer is a time to grow. Please contact the summer programs office to request a brochure (617-993-5215) or send  an email to the Summer Programs Coordinator or click on the links above to download a version in PDF.

The Summer School classes and activities will run from June 25,2009 until August 6,2009. The art and tennis workshops are designed to create a positive and supportive learning environment within a small group setting. We offer a solid line-up of courses taught by experienced and caring teachers and mentors. In addition, each student may elect as little or as much from our program as individual needs or interests dictate. Unique combinations can be tailored to each student. Academic classes can be paired with art and tennis workshops to create a full day of studies and activity on campus. Summer offerings include various math, science, language, English, history, computer and test preparation courses. The art workshops include advanced studio art, photography, theatre, woodworking,  sculpture, jewelry making, pottery and painting/drawing.  Tennis workshops are available for beginners and more advanced players. We also offer two three-week intensive sessions: June 25th to July 17th and July 20th to August 6th which include math and English workshops for grades 6-12, SAT Test Preparation for high school students and SSAT and Study Skills courses for middle school students.

The Sport Camps are tailored to separate ages and skill levels with the intent to improve both individual fundamentals and level of play. Homogenous groups, according to age, grade and playing experience, are established for skills, instruction and games. Good sportsmanship and the need for cooperative learning are stressed. The director of each camp is a qualified professional as well as a teacher/coach in the Belmont Hill tradition. The camps offered in 2009 will include baseball, advanced baseball, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, softball, field hockey, strength and conditioning,  and Junior Sports.

We have several different sessions which we will list here.

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