<p><br />Beacon Hill Nursery School announces their annual summer programming for<br />2011, packed with creative learning adventures for children aged 2 to 6<br />years old. &nbsp;The school’s unique summer program offers a valuable mixed age<br />group experience, open to all children, with EEC qualified teachers in a<br />stimulating and nurturing environment. &nbsp;The facilities of BHNS, including<br />the classrooms, library, lunchroom, air-conditioned gymnasium and outdoor<br />playgrounds, make this camp experience one that is unmatched in the Boston<br />community! &nbsp;Rain or Shine, your children are guaranteed to have a fantastic<br />time! &nbsp;<br /><br />Each week of the program includes activities such as arts &amp; crafts, in-house<br />field trips, music, yoga, pretend &amp; free play, science &amp; nature, stories,<br />and water play! &nbsp;Additionally, the weeks are themed to provide an in-depth<br />exploration of the things kids love best. &nbsp;Themes such as Animal Adventures,<br />Nature in the City, and Summer Theatre will be complemented with in-house<br />field trips from Curious Creatures, Puddle Stompers, and Puppet Shows! &nbsp;New<br />for summer 2011 – the one of a kind outdoor natural playscape with a nature<br />program built into each weekly theme. &nbsp;This is a perfect opportunity for<br />your child to watch a piece of nature change through the season – feed birds<br />in the garden, plant vegetables, and check out the blueberry bushes for<br />snack!<br /><br /><br />The summer camp program runs weekly for 10 weeks beginning June 20-Aug 26th<br />and runs from 8:30am-1pm. &nbsp;All children must enroll in a five day program,<br />except for toddlers (2.0-2.8) who may attend either 2 or 3 days. &nbsp;Price per<br />week is $405 and due upon registration. Children do not need to be<br />potty-trained. &nbsp;&nbsp;For more information, please call Tracey Lawler at<br />617-227-0822 or download the application available at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bhns.net/">www.bhns.net</a>.</p>
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<p>Beacon Hill Times, March 1, 2011</p>