Session 1:
Future-Ready Eco-Innovators: Building for a Sustainable World
(07/07/25 - 07/18/25)
In this session, campers think like eco-innovators as they tackle real-world challenges inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities. Groups will tackle specific targets from urban farming and renewable energy integration to solutions for ocean plastic pollution and eco-friendly city designs. Campers will collaborate to brainstorm and prototype creative ideas that utilize tools and tech to build greener, more sustainable communities. The session is perfect for young changemakers ready to explore, invent, and lead the way toward a better world!
Session 2:
Inventor’s Playground: Design, Code and Build the Future of Play
(07/21/25 - 08/01/25)
In this hands-on session, campers prepare to become tomorrow’s inventors as they dive into the world of design, coding, and robotics to create their own games and systems. They'll experiment with the latest tech to build age-appropriate projects ranging from interactive mazes and games to motorized robots that can complete missions. Whether they're constructing simple machines or programming complex systems, campers will learn how to bring their bold ideas to life in a fun, collaborative environment. Perfect for curious minds and aspiring creators, this session encourages campers to imagine and build the playgrounds of tomorrow using tech they love.
Registration for this schedule starts on 01/08/2025 and ends on 06/21/2025
Participants must be entering grades 4 to 5.
Session 1:
Future-Ready Eco-Innovators: Building for a Sustainable World
In this session, campers think like eco-innovators as they tackle real-world challenges inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities. Groups will tackle specific targets from urban farming and renewable energy integration to solutions for ocean plastic pollution and eco-friendly city designs. Campers will collaborate to brainstorm and prototype creative ideas that utilize tools and tech to build greener, more sustainable communities. The session is perfect for young changemakers ready to explore, invent, and lead the way toward a better world!
Registration for this schedule starts on 01/08/2025 and ends on 06/21/2025
Participants must be entering grades 4 to 5.
Session 2:
Inventor’s Playground: Design, Code and Build the Future of Play
In this hands-on session, campers prepare to become tomorrow’s inventors as they dive into the world of design, coding, and robotics to create their own games and systems. They'll experiment with the latest tech to build age-appropriate projects ranging from interactive mazes and games to motorized robots that can complete missions. Whether they're constructing simple machines or programming complex systems, campers will learn how to bring their bold ideas to life in a fun, collaborative environment. Perfect for curious minds and aspiring creators, this session encourages campers to imagine and build the playgrounds of tomorrow using tech they love.
Registration for this schedule starts on 01/08/2025 and ends on 06/21/2025
Participants must be entering grades 4 to 5.
Discover a summer of creativity, adventure, and hands-on fun at STEAM Camp at The Cathedral School! Designed for rising kindergarteners through 5th graders, this day camp inspires curious kids to dream big, invent, and solve problems. Through engaging projects that combine art, engineering, and technology, campers unlock their imaginations and bring their ideas to life. With daily access to the Innovation Lab equipped with 3-D printers, a laser cutter, robots, and more, campers explore cutting-edge tools and prepare to be future-ready makers. But it’s not all making and tech. There’s plenty of classic summer fun too! From outdoor games on the school’s scenic 11-acre campus to splashing down water slides at the AquaZone, STEAM Camp balances inventive learning with sunny, active play. Perfect for NYC kids ready to create, explore, and make the most of summer!
Please contact Cathedral School of St. John the Divine if you have any questions.