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The GRAIS pool is closed until further notice. There is no open swim.
The purpose of the Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District Campus Programs is to provide our contemporary students with a wide range of intramural sports and activities guided by experienced staff in order to enrich their daily skill sets.
At Campus Programs, we aim to foster a safe and inclusive environment where students are free to learn at their own pace and discover their passions alongside their peers.
Campus Programs also coordinates and processes all outside community organizations seeking to use our facilities and campus through our Facility Use Program.
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Experience the magic of drama with our exciting drama camps and holiday camps. At Drama Kids, we believe that every child deserves the chance to shine on stage. Our camps are designed to ignite creativity and confidence in young performers, providing them with a safe and supportive environment to explore singing, acting, and dancing. Through engaging activities, students will develop essential performance skills, such as pitch, projection, stage presence, and character development.
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This summer volleyball program is designed for students in grades 6 – 9 and focuses on building a strong foundation in the essential skills of the game: passing, setting, hitting, blocking, and serving. Participants will be grouped by skill level and age to ensure personalized instruction and appropriate challenge which allows every participant to grow in skill and confidence. This volleyball program provides a supportive environment that encourages development at each athlete’s pace with experienced coaches guiding technique refinement and game understanding. A supportive and positive environment allows the participants and staff, including the volunteer ARHS volleyball players, to have fun while learning the fundamentals of volleyball! Only a $20 non-refundable registration fee is needed along with the registration to hold your spot!
Sign ups are now full.
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Have you ever wondered why the ocean is blue or why bears have a stumpy tale? These things, and many other elements of animals and nature, are explained by Pourquoi stories. Pourquoi [por-kwa] means "why" in French and they are old legends told to explain why certain events happened long, long ago. Using their imagination, students will be guided in crafting their very own, original Pourquoi story. They will also add illustrations, either by drawing them freehand or using computer clipart, to enhance their work. Fun and new interactive storytelling games will bring their unique stories to life! We might find out why a ladybug has spots or learns why we hear the ocean when we hold a conch shell up to our ear. The possibilities are endless! Students will receive a book filled with all of their amazing tales to enjoy long after our time together has ended.
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The FLMS spring running club is a laid-back enjoyable way to not only have fun in a common activity but also a way to improve your running and endurance in a stress-free and encouraging environment! The FLMS running club also gives runners of all levels and backgrounds a chance to become acquainted with standard routines and basics of track and the general aspects and rules of the sport. Participants are asked to bring a water bottle, wear appropriate footwear and clothing, and be prepared for some fun!
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The track summer camp will provide participants with running specific training and experience to deepen their appreciation for this popular sport. Activities will include sprints and distance running at appropriate levels, mini-hurdles, relays, as well as regular shot put, regular long jump, and much more.
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This summer tennis program will teach the participants tennis skills and drills of serving, forehand, backhand, and volleying. They will also learn how to keep score while playing singles and doubles tennis matches.
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This Campus Programs summer field hockey program will teach the participants many different field hockey drills (i.e. push passes, drives, defensive dodges, corners, etc.). They will learn the field hockey player positions, the rules and how to play the game.
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