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Summer Camp.

Find out how your child can spend summer days at Brighton School.

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The Summer Camp room

Summer camp days are built around hands-on projects and time with other children. Teachers guide the group through activities that connect to the Pacific Northwest, so learning feels close to home. Children work together, solve problems, and try things they have not tried before.

Over the summer, children build skills that carry into the school year. They practice communicating with peers, listening, and sticking with a task. They also make memories that last beyond the season.

Our camp is part of Brighton School, a private school in Mountlake Terrace serving ages 3 through 8th grade since 1982. Camp runs Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM. For specific camp offerings and availability, ask the school directly.

What to expect

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Thank you for a great summer!

Each day at our summer camp was a bold new experience where your child created unforgettable memories and developed valuable new skills. From science and nature exploration to creative and performing arts, sports, and games, our camp offers a perfect mix of indoor and outdoor adventures, packed with excitement. Families can ask the school about specific activities and weekly schedules.

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Day Camp

Each week, our campers jump into action. They explore science and nature, create art, perform, and play sports and games. Our activity blocks keep each camp day fun and full of variety. Our campers stay engaged as they try different activities and make new friends. With each activity, they discover their own unique interests.

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Academic Camps

Academic camps are a wonderful way to enhance your child’s love of learning while focusing on a specific subjects. From math to literature and creative writing, we have something for every student.

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Specialty Camps

Our specialty camps are packed with hands-on activities that offer experiences for campers to discover new skills and talents. Whatever your child's interests are, we have fun and unique activities for them to try. Families can ask the school which specialty camps are offered.

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Sports Camps

Our rigorous sports camp promotes skill building, exposes children to new activities and helps build healthy exercise habits. We bring sports specialists from around the area to help each camper improve, practice and play each sport.

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WHY SUMMER CAMP?

We support each child's unique strengths and interests. We help them to feel brave and ready to try new things. Every day, they will come home excited to share with you all the fun and amazing experiences they have had at our camp.

What this looks like in practice

A camp day usually moves through activity blocks. Children might explore science and nature, create art, perform, or play sports and games. Indoor and outdoor time are mixed together. Campers try different activities and make new friends. Each activity helps them discover their own interests. Parents can expect variety rather than one long stretch of the same thing.

Camp gives children a chance to try things they may not do during the school year. They build skills, meet new children, and stay active. They come home with something to talk about at dinner. That shared story is often the part parents notice first. The benefit shows up as confidence and new interests.

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