Week 2: Cupola Olympics
Date/Time:
June 29nd-July 3rd (M-F), 9am-3pm
Ages:
5*-13
(Campers must be 5 by June 1, 2026)
Pricing:
$405/week — Early Bird Enrollment (January 1–31)
$445/week — Priority Enrollment (February 1–March 31)
$480/week — Standard Enrollment (April 1 and after)
Cupola Olympics brings the excitement of the games to camp through a dynamic week focused on movement, teamwork, and global exploration. Campers are invited to participate in a variety of sports-inspired challenges while learning about cultures from around the world, emphasizing cooperation, respect, and friendly competition.
Each day combines physical activity with cultural discovery, encouraging campers to build strength, coordination, and confidence while also expanding their understanding of the broader world. Activities are designed to be age-appropriate, focusing on skill-building, collaboration, and enjoyment rather than competition. Campers will explore traditional games, music, symbols, and stories from different regions, connecting movement to cultural context.
Campers are thoughtfully grouped into small, age-based clusters to ensure a supportive and developmentally appropriate experience. Younger campers are guided through foundational movement skills in a nurturing environment, while older campers are encouraged to take on more complex challenges that promote leadership, teamwork, and strategic thinking.
Throughout the week, campers will engage in team-building exercises, cooperative games, and creative challenges that highlight sportsmanship and shared achievement. The experience emphasizes perseverance, communication, and mutual encouragement, all of which are core values that extend beyond athletics.
The week concludes with a celebratory Cupola Olympics event, where campers come together to participate in friendly games, recognize teamwork and effort, and celebrate the joy of movement and cultural connection.
Cupola Olympics offers a high-energy experience that blends physical activity with global curiosity, helping campers build confidence, community, and an appreciation for both sport and culture.
