Hummingbirds’ Collaborative School Summer Camps

Hummingbirds’ Collaborative School Summer Camps offer days that include outdoor water play, hikes in nature, craft-making, cooking together, movement games, songs, daily storytelling, puppet shows, and picnic lunches. Camps run in weekly sessions during summer 2025 and include the option of full-day care within the set camp hours.

• Ages: 4–12 years old
• Schedule: Weekly sessions from June 23–August 1, 2025, with six sessions running Monday–Friday (Session 2 runs June 30–July 3 with no camp on July 4)
• Price: $500 per week (15% sibling discount; summer camp tuition is non-refundable)

The 2025 summer camp session dates are: Session 1: June 23–27; Session 2: June 30–July 3 (no camp on the 4th of July); Session 3: July 7–11; Session 4: July 14–18; Session 5: July 21–25; and Session 6: July 28–August 1. Regular camp hours are 8:30am–2:00pm, with morning care from 7:30–8:30am and aftercare from 2:00–5:00pm, and full-day camps including morning care and aftercare run from 7:30am–5:00pm. Families who do not use the full-day option may drop off by 8:30am and pick up after 2:00pm, and tuition is the same regardless of use of morning care and aftercare.

Hummingbirds’ Collaborative School is a bilingual nature-based school for Preschool–8th Grade. The school describes itself as an alternative community devoted to using whole child development methods in a holistic approach to education, with an emphasis on sensory integration and a growth mindset to stimulate the imagination, develop fine and gross motor skills, and executive functioning. It states that it provides an educational experience that meets the needs of each child in a developmentally appropriate manner, integrating critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and the Arts based on a hands-on approach curriculum. The program operates under license number 214005724.

One parent shared that Hummingbirds' Collaborative has been “such a wonderful, amazing school program” for both of their children, and that in addition to learning from their surroundings, their children “have also learned how to be a loving, kind, compassionate human beings,” which the parent believes “is what this world desperately needs.”

Last updated August 9, 2026.