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Brooks School Day Camp

Ages 8-10
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The Group Three experience is focused on independence, team building, and healthy choices. These building blocks are naturally developed through a wide array of activities.

Each activity is led by a dedicated team of counselors whose background and passion are in youth development. Each one-week session is themed to create camaraderie and a sense of belonging that will enhance your child’s experience. The Group Three schedule is designed to be age-appropriate with the introduction of free-choice blocks and weekly team building using our ropes course.

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Activities & Theme Days

Brooks School Day Camp provides participants with a variety of activities like no other local camp can equal. Taking full advantage of our 270-acre campus on the shore of Lake Cochichewick, our highly qualified staff offer specialized instruction in a wide array of activities. Children will engage in hands-on fun as they participate in both indoor and outdoor activities that change with each day.

  • Adventure (Ropes Course)
  • Archery
  • Arts & Crafts
  • Boating
  • Discovery
  • Explorations
  • Games
  • Gymnastics
  • Mindfulness
  • Music
  • Performing Arts
  • Sports
  • Swim Lessons & Free Swim
  • Tennis
Schedule

A Typical Day

9:05–9:40 AM Archery
9:45–10:20 AM Swim Lessons
10:25–10:30 AM Snack
10:35–11:10 AM Performing Arts
11:15–11:50 AM Sports
11:55 AM–12:20 PM Lunch
12:25–1:00 PM Group Time
1:05–1:40 PM Arts & Crafts
1:45–2:20 PM Free Swim
2:25–3:00 PM Adventure
3:05–3:10 PM Snack
3:25–3:50 PM Free Choice Block

Program Team

Philip Miller

Philip Miller

Group Three Coordinator

Philip is responsible for leading the team of counselors who serve our campers between the ages of eight to ten years old. He has over a decade of experience in working with children in various capacities. Philip started as a group leader in an after-school program and now serves as the site coordinator for Kittredge School’s Kid Stop Program. Philip earned his Bachelor’s degree in elementary education. As he completes his Master’s degree, he works at the Kittredge School as a teacher’s assistant. Philip has lived in North Andover most of his life and recently moved to Haverhill. He enjoys playing and watching sports as well as arts and crafts.

Rebekah LaRochelle

Rebekah LaRochelle

Day Camp Supervisor

Becky is responsible for planning, administering, and directing the daily operation of the Brook School Day Camp. Also, Rebekah assists the group coordinators within their assigned areas of responsibility with planning and implementing effective programs. Rebekah has a passion for youth development and elementary education. She received her M.A.Ed. from Salem State University, as well as her B.S., and is currently a second-grade teacher. Becky lives in North Andover with her husband and two sons and enjoys spending time with family and friends.

Matt Iacoviello

Matt Iacoviello

Activities Coordinator

Matt oversees the day-to-day operations of seven activity areas. Matt has been a part of the Brooks School Summer Programs team for three years. During the academic year, Matt has served as an assistant varsity football coach for the past four years and, most recently, as a coach to the varsity wrestling team. He also works in the Brooks School Learning Center. Matt is a recent graduate of the University of Massachusetts Lowell with degrees in English and Economics and is currently enrolled as a graduate student in their Master of Secondary Education program. Matt’s interests include Boston sports, traveling with friends, and all outdoor activities.

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Samantha Rideout

Activities Coordinator

Sam oversees the day-to-day operations of seven activity areas. Sam has been a part of the Brooks School Summer Programs team for two years and was the Adventure Head for the day camp before assuming her current role. Sam is currently pursuing her degree in English from Westfield State University. She brings an extensive background in educational settings as a substitute teacher and counselor. Sam has a passion for outdoor education and has always enjoyed being a part of the summer camp environment both as a camper and counselor. She is excited to share her talents and enthusiasm with the Brooks community.

Gayle Nutile-Pimm

Gayle Nutile-Pimm

Health Services Supervisor

Gayle has been working as the Brooks School Summer Programs since 2012. In this role, Gayle directs all aspects of the health center’s operation in accordance with state and local regulations and collaborates with our Health Care Consultant. Her greatest satisfaction in work is seeing young adults/children begin to take responsibility for their wellness. Gayle received her Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from the University of Rochester and her Master’s degree from Boston College. During the school year, Gayle works as the Director of Health and Wellness at a local school. When not at work, she enjoys spending time with her family, biking, skiing, or participating in almost any type of outdoor activity.

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