South Eleuthera Kids Camp

Shaping Tomorrow’s Environmental Stewards

Each year during summer break we welcome students ages 9-12 from across South Eleuthera to participate in an environmental camp at The Island School. South Eleuthera Kids Camp is a weeklong overnight program rooted in experiential learning through hands-on activities and outdoor sessions.

We spend our days learning about sustainability and exploring the surrounding ecosystems to launch the next generation of environmental stewards.

Activities include: 

• Mangrove and coral reef ecology
• Marine research opportunities
• Snorkeling
• Plastic pollution awareness
• Sustainable systems
• Down island overnight camping trip

All campers partake in team-building activities, group discussions, and guided self-reflection throughout the week. Children gain an appreciation for the natural world and develop their understanding of environmental conservation. Students are supported to develop leadership and communication skills to enable them to become advocates for the future preservation of The Bahamas.

At the end of the adventure-packed week, each child leads a presentation describing something new they learned or an experience that impacted them in a powerful way that expanded their thinking.

South Eleuthera Kids Camp 2024

Starts: Friday, 5th July
Ends: Wednesday, July 10, 2024

For Bahamian students (age 9-12) in South Eleuthera who are starting 5th-7th grade in September 2024.

We are accepting applications for South Eleuthera students to attend the South Eleuthera Kids Camp at The Island School. Campers must be entering Grades 5 through 7 in September. Enrollment fees for this camp are $30 for the entire week, the true cost of this camp is valued at $850 per person for this 6-day camp experience. There are only 7 spots for boys and 7 spots for girls available so send in your application as soon as possible.

We will be spending our days learning about the local natural environment, camping, swimming, and exploring the island. All campers will take responsibility for the dorms and campus to develop leadership skills during this five-night sleepover camp.

Application deadline: Friday, 21st June, 2024

When we receive your filled-out form, if there are spots open, we will send you a list of things to bring with you, and when to arrive at The Island School campus. We look forward to seeing you this summer!

Student Code of Conduct

It is our intention to provide a safe space for students to learn. Students participating in programming will be expected to follow our behavioral code of conduct. The code of conduct includes:

To maintain this safe and welcoming environment for all students, those who do not meet these expectations will be given a warning and the opportunity to self-correct their behavior. If a student consistently does not follow the code of conduct they will be removed from the summer camp and sent home.

If you have any questions please contact:

Applications are now closed.