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Camp Hyatt offers cure for summertime blues
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Posted on May 31 2005
While schools across the CNMI are sending their students home for Summer Break, children from San Roque to San Antonio will be looking for something to do that in no way resembles homework.
As the novelty of classless days wears off, Camp Hyatt is offering a way to preempt the summertime blues for children between the ages of four and 12 this year with Summer Camp Hyatt, and organizers are promising loads of entertainment.
“It’s going to be the most fun eight weeks of the summer,” said Club Elan Spa/Recreation manager Faheem Ebrahim.
The summer of activities gets underway in two weeks as the Camp opens with the Sports Affair on Monday, June 13, through Friday, June 24, where the children will ran about participate in sports from all over the globe.
During the two-week session, the children will participate in a number of athletic events to include kickball, baseball, basketball, tennis lessons, swimming lessons, beach soccer, tag rugby, as well as informative sessions: Learning about Competition and Preparation for Competition.
Sports Affair is only the first of four sessions offered by Camp Hyatt, and in addition to all of the activities, the campers will also take field trips to the Gilbert C. Ada Gymnasium and Managaha Island.
The program will continue the following Monday, June 27, and will continue through Friday, Aug. 5, when the Camp Hyatt staff will cover a variety of topics during the additional sessions: Performing Arts, An Island Adventure, and Career Camp.
The weekday camp will run from 9am to 3pm, and extended care available from 3pm until 5pm for an additional charge of $5 per hour. The Camp at the Hyatt offers three ways to enroll your little camper into the program with the $30 per day rate, the $115 weekly rate, or the $200 bi-weekly rate.
The enrollment fee includes a lunch, all of the activities, and the field trips. The campers must bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, and they are encouraged to bring a towel, snack, hat, and a change of clothes.
