Village School Summer Camps for Girls
School, 215 E High St, Charlottesville, VA 22902
About
Village School Summer Camps for Girls offers sessions where campers explore patterns in numbers and nature, collect and analyze data, and visualize patterns through girl-driven art creations. Campers use patterns to solve problems and make generalizations, including tackling developmentally appropriate contest math problems, and take part in activities that include food, art, nature, games, problem-solving, hands-on modeling, and field trips. Additional sessions focus on themes such as monsters, mythology, quests, Percy Jackson fanfic, graphic-novel making, capture the flag (Camp Half Blood style!), writing workshops to write fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and songs, and arts and theatrical camps inspired by favorite fairy tales or animated movie themes with acting, improv, singing, dancing, costume design, set design, and a creative showcase every Friday for family and friends.
• Ages: 6–13 years old
• Schedule: Day camps generally run 9:00am–3:00pm in week-long sessions, with one four-day session
Village School Summer Camps for Girls includes specific sessions such as Solve Like a Girl: Patterns in Numbers and Nature for rising 3rd–7th grade from June 22–26, 9:00am–3:00pm; Camp Half-Blood for rising 5th and 6th grade from June 15–18 (4-day camp), 9:00am–3:00pm; and Poetry, Prose, and Popsicles for rising 5th–8th grade from July 6–10, 9:00am–3:00pm. Storyland Adventures for rising 1st–3rd grade runs as weekly camps from 9:00am–3:00pm, with Week 1 June 22–26, Week 2 July 6–10, and Week 3 July 13–17, and includes a creative showcase every Friday for family and friends. The program invites families to sign up for a mailing list to receive camp information, and registration is open with payment accepted via PayPal or by check made out to Village School.
Village School states that it is a warm and welcoming place for girls to discover their strengths, find their voices, and grow into confident, self-reliant, and intellectually curious learners, and that it provides the skills and support necessary to engage in a challenging four-year curriculum so that girls can safely take risks and make responsible personal and academic choices. Village School notes that extending learning beyond the classroom walls and into the community fosters compassion and social responsibility. The school highlights an all-girls environment, highly personalized instruction with small class size, and an academic curriculum that includes English, Humanities, Latin, Math, Science, Fine Arts, and Physical Education, and it states that it admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin and does not discriminate on that basis in its policies and programs, and that as a school for girls it will equally consider all applications of individuals identifying as a girl. One parent of Village School alumnae from ’01 and ’06 reports that both of their girls came away with a love of learning and a genuine curiosity about the world.
Last updated January 18, 2026.
• Ages: 6–13 years old
• Schedule: Day camps generally run 9:00am–3:00pm in week-long sessions, with one four-day session
Village School Summer Camps for Girls includes specific sessions such as Solve Like a Girl: Patterns in Numbers and Nature for rising 3rd–7th grade from June 22–26, 9:00am–3:00pm; Camp Half-Blood for rising 5th and 6th grade from June 15–18 (4-day camp), 9:00am–3:00pm; and Poetry, Prose, and Popsicles for rising 5th–8th grade from July 6–10, 9:00am–3:00pm. Storyland Adventures for rising 1st–3rd grade runs as weekly camps from 9:00am–3:00pm, with Week 1 June 22–26, Week 2 July 6–10, and Week 3 July 13–17, and includes a creative showcase every Friday for family and friends. The program invites families to sign up for a mailing list to receive camp information, and registration is open with payment accepted via PayPal or by check made out to Village School.
Village School states that it is a warm and welcoming place for girls to discover their strengths, find their voices, and grow into confident, self-reliant, and intellectually curious learners, and that it provides the skills and support necessary to engage in a challenging four-year curriculum so that girls can safely take risks and make responsible personal and academic choices. Village School notes that extending learning beyond the classroom walls and into the community fosters compassion and social responsibility. The school highlights an all-girls environment, highly personalized instruction with small class size, and an academic curriculum that includes English, Humanities, Latin, Math, Science, Fine Arts, and Physical Education, and it states that it admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin and does not discriminate on that basis in its policies and programs, and that as a school for girls it will equally consider all applications of individuals identifying as a girl. One parent of Village School alumnae from ’01 and ’06 reports that both of their girls came away with a love of learning and a genuine curiosity about the world.
Last updated January 18, 2026.
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