$400/Week
Summer Camp Registration is OPEN
BOGO DEAL FOR FIRST 200 Signups
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(Session Themes are subject to change based on interest/Signups)
Early Drop-Off 8:30 AM: East ATL
Summer Camp at The Morgan Oliver School
Our summer camps offer a balanced and joyful experience designed to meet the needs of every camper. Each week blends hands-on cooking activities, creative art projects, engaging STEM challenges, and plenty of outdoor play. Campers enjoy nature walks, story times, and daily free-choice centers that encourage imagination, independence, and collaboration. Our multi-age approach allows every child to explore at their own pace while building confidence, friendships, and new skills. Every camp week is thoughtfully planned to nurture curiosity, support the whole child, and create a memorable summer filled with learning and fun.
Session 1:
Young Chefs, Big Flavors
​June 8-12
Ages 4–6
Young chefs explore food through play, stories, and hands-on cooking. Campers practice safe kitchen skills, mix and measure ingredients, and learn where food comes from. The focus is sensory exploration, cooperation, and joy in trying new things.
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Ages 7–9
Campers cook daily, explore foods from different cultures, and begin following simple recipes independently. They practice measuring, sequencing, and teamwork while experimenting with flavors and presentation. Kids collaborate on menus and share their creations proudly.
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Ages 10–12
Older campers dive deeper into culinary skills, recipe design, and food science. They experiment with flavor balance, scaling recipes, and plating, and may work toward a culminating café or tasting event. Emphasis is on independence, creativity, and leadership in the kitchen.
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9AM - 4PM
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Session 2:
Mystical Adventures​
June 15-18* (short week)
Ages 4–6
Young campers step into magical worlds through imaginative play, stories, and hands-on creation. Each day might include building fairy homes, inventing gentle mythical creatures, dressing up for pretend quests, and acting out stories together.
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Ages 7–9
Campers explore myths, legends, and fantasy worlds through creative challenges and collaborative storytelling. They design their own characters, maps, and magical objects, work together on quests, and bring stories to life through art, building, and drama.
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Ages 10–12
Older campers dive into complex fantasy worlds inspired by mythology, folklore, and epic storytelling. They develop characters with backstories, create rules for magical systems, design quests, and explore themes like courage, power, loyalty, and choice.
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​June 15-19
9AM - 4PM
Session 2:
Minecraft IRL – Build the World
June 22-26
Ages 4–6
Campers build simple structures, landscapes, and imaginary worlds using blocks, cardboard, and loose parts. Cooperative play, storytelling, and spatial exploration are central to the experience.
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Ages 7–9
Kids design and build themed biomes, work through collaborative building challenges, and experiment with basic engineering concepts like stability and flow. Problem-solving and teamwork drive each day.
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Ages 10–12
Older campers tackle complex design challenges inspired by real-world engineering. They plan builds, test systems, redesign structures, and reflect on strategy, efficiency, and collaboration — all without screens.
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June 22-26
9AM - 4PM
Session 4:
Art Lab
June 29-July 3
Ages 4–6
Young artists explore materials freely through painting, sculpture, collage, and sensory art. The focus is on process over product, experimentation, and expressing ideas through multiple mediums.
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Ages 7–9
Campers experiment with a wide range of materials and techniques while learning about artists and styles. They begin making intentional choices, reflecting on their work, and collaborating on shared art installations.
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Ages 10–12
Older artists dive into advanced techniques, mixed media, and conceptual art challenges. They explore artistic voice, critique, and long-term projects, culminating in a studio-style showcase.
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June 29-July 3rd
9AM - 4PM
Session 5:
Wild Things & Wonder
July 6-10​​
Ages 4–6
Campers explore animals through play, stories, movement, and outdoor discovery. They learn about habitats, sounds, and survival while building empathy and curiosity about the natural world.
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Ages 7–9
Kids investigate animal adaptations, ecosystems, and environmental relationships through hands-on experiments and creative projects. Outdoor exploration and nature journaling are key parts of the week.
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Ages 10–12
Older campers examine ecosystems, conservation, and human impact on wildlife. They engage in research, debate solutions, and design projects focused on protecting and understanding the natural world.
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​July 6-10
9AM - 4PM
Session 6:
Inventors & Engineers
July 13-17​
Ages 4–6
Young inventors build simple machines and structures using everyday materials. Activities emphasize creativity, trial-and-error, and joyful experimentation.
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Ages 7–9
Campers tackle engineering challenges such as bridges, boats, and marble runs. They learn to plan, test, and redesign while working collaboratively and celebrating productive failure.
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Ages 10–12
Older campers work through complex design cycles, applying engineering principles and documenting their process. The week culminates in an invention expo where campers present and explain their creations.
July 13-July 17
9AM - 4PM
Session 7:
Theater Makers
July 20-24
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Ages 4–6
Young performers engage in imaginative play, movement, and storytelling. They explore characters, emotions, and simple scenes through games and music.
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Ages 7–9
Campers build confidence through improvisation, script creation, costume design, and group performance. Emphasis is on collaboration, expression, and joy rather than perfection.
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Ages 10–12
Older campers develop full performances through writing, directing, acting, and stage design. They explore narrative structure, character development, and teamwork, culminating in a low-pressure performance.
July 20-July 24
9AM - 4PM
Session 8:
Camp Remix (Greatest Hits)
July 27-31
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Ages 4–6
A playful mix of art, building, cooking, and outdoor exploration designed for flexibility and fun. Perfect for first-time campers or families needing variety.
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Ages 7–9
Campers sample favorite activities from across the summer, with daily choices that let them follow their interests. The week emphasizes autonomy, creativity, and community.
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Ages 10–12
Older campers enjoy a choice-driven week combining advanced projects from multiple themes. Leadership, collaboration, and camper-led ideas shape the experience.
July 27-July 31
9AM - 4PM
Session 7:
Mystical Adventures
July 21-25
9AM - 4PM
Ages 4-6
Magical Worlds
Dive into enchanting realms, mythical creatures, and captivating tales through creative play and crafts.
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Ages 7-9
Wizards, Witches, Enchantments
Step into the wizarding world, brew potions, cast spells, and embark on mystical adventures.
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Ages 10-13
Potion Making Journey
Uncover the secrets of potion-making, brew magical concoctions, and explore the properties of herbs and plants.
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Session 8:
Social Justice & Cooking Camp
July 28-Aug. 1
9AM - 4PM
Ages 4-6
Kindness Champions Camp
Introduce your child to the power of kindness and inclusion. Through stories, crafts, and cooperative games, they’ll learn about empathy, fairness, and celebrating differences. This camp helps young children build a foundation for understanding justice in ways that are fun, age-appropriate, and engaging.
Ages 7-9
Community Builders Camp
Empower your child to make a difference! Campers will explore topics like teamwork, equality, and environmental stewardship through interactive activities, group discussions, and creative projects. They’ll gain practical tools for advocating for fairness and be inspired to see how their actions can create positive change in their community.
Ages 10-13
Youth Activist Academy
Give your child the opportunity to lead and create change. This camp dives into issues like social equity, environmental justice, and community organizing through workshops, debates, and collaborative projects. Campers will design and present an action plan for a cause they care about, building confidence, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
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Little Chefs, Big Flavors
Age 5-11
In this hands-on cooking camp, kids will learn kitchen basics while making real food from around the world. Each day includes a featured recipe, knife and safety skills, and plenty of tasting.
We’ll explore fresh ingredients, practice teamwork, and end the week with a shared tasting party. No experience needed—just curiosity and an appetite to try something new.
Camp Cancellation Policy
We understand that plans can change. To accommodate unforeseen circumstances while ensuring the sustainability of our programs, the following cancellation policy applies:
Camp Credit for Cancellations
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30+ Days Notice:
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Cancellations made 30 or more days before the camp start date are eligible for a 100% camp credit to be applied toward any future camp or program within 12 months of the original camp start date.
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Emergency Situations
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Emergency Cancellations:
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For cancellations made less than 30 days before the camp start date due to a documented emergency (e.g., illness, family emergency), families may request a full camp credit or a 50% refund upon submission of supporting documentation. Examples of acceptable documentation include:
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Doctor’s note for medical issues.
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Proof of family emergency, such as an obituary or relevant paperwork.
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Requests for emergency credits or refunds must be submitted within 10 days of the camp start date.
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Non-Transferable Credits
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Camp credits are non-transferable and can only be applied to future camps or programs within the same family.
How to Cancel
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To cancel your registration, email us at admissions@morganoliverschool.org with your child’s name, camp session details, and reason for cancellation. For emergencies, please attach the required documentation.
This policy helps us maintain fairness while being considerate of unexpected life events. If you have additional questions, feel free to reach out to us.