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SummerProgramsCONTENTSSplash Campspages 1-7Safari Day Campspage 8Little Safaripage 9Big Safaripage 10Registration Formpages 11-12General Informationpages 13-14Sayre School194 North Limestone StreetLexington, Kentucky 40507-1121Debra GridleySummer Programs Director859-254-1361dgridley@sayreschool.orgDiscoveringSayre SchoolAll Sayre School summer programs takeplace on the Sayre campus located indowntown Lexington.Children from preschool to high schoolenjoy these excellent opportunities atSayre’s state-of-the-art facilities, including:• newly remodeled gymnasium• fully equipped art and music classrooms• outstanding, networked computer labs• cutting-edge science classrooms andlaboratoriesSayre’s unique downtown location makesfield trips to attractions rich in history andarts an integral part of the programs.Campers may choose to attend the all daySafari Camp or an afternoon Splash Campor both simultaneously. Sayre SummerPrograms invite campers from all schoolsto participate.

SummerProgramsSafari Day Camp and the Splash Campsare two different kinds of programs that yourchild or children are welcome to attend.Safari Day CampJune 4 th – August 10 th (closed Wed. July4 th ), 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Ages 3 – 11.Teachers in the Safari program remainconsistent throughout the summer. Thethemes and activities vary from week toweek, and there is no repetition of the materialcovered. Safari may be enjoyed forone week or any number of weeks. Campersmay arrive and depart at any time, butplease note that field trips are from 9:00 to12:00 (to 1:00, if lunch is eaten out).Safari is a state-licensed program with amaximum of 10 campers for each teacher.The $145.00 fee for the week includeslunch, admissions, snack, transportationfor field trips, and extended care. There is anon-refundable registration fee of $75.00.Safari is filled on a first-come, first-servedbasis. You will be mailed a confirmationletter and an invitation to the Safari OpenHouse upon acceptance to the programfor the weeks requested.Splash CampsOffered various weeks June 4 th – August10 th (closed the week of July 4 th ), 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Various ages. Splash Camps areconducted by experienced teachers with awealth of knowledge in their subject area.Each camp is unique in content, weekoffered, and desired age of participants.Splash Camps may be enjoyed by themselvesor in combination with the Safariprogram. Splash Camps are $99.00 foreach week and include materials exceptwhere specified. Safari participants maypartake of the Splash Camps for only$30.00 more per week.Fees are due at the time of registrationand will only be refunded with documentedillness. Registrants will be notified if desiredcamp is filled beyond capacity orcancelled.

Splash Campsare conducted by specialists in their field who arededicated to their curriculum and to their students.Each camp is unique and specially designed for tento fifteen campers of the age specified.Fees: $99 per week. $30 for current Safari campers.Materials are included except where noted.Dates and Times: Splash Camps will beoffered throughout the summer, June 4 to August 10from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.Location: All Splash Campers are to go to the frontcircle to meet their instructor on the first day. Pleasepark in lot on the corner of Martin Luther King andPleasant Stone or on adjacent streets.SplashCampsJune 4-8Media ManiaAges: 5-8Instructor: Jarah JonesExplore a world of creativity and imagination witha plethora of media conducive to summer fun.Water, found objects gathered on a walk, balloons,cement, gum and candy are just some ofthe possibilities for art materials that will tap theflow of those creative juices!Math MagicAges 6-10Instructor: Elise MandelWhether you “love” math or “hate” math, you’ll havea great time this week! We will play lots of gameslike Battleship, Labyrinth, Tribulation, and DiceDerby; we’ll play cards, dice, and dominoes; we’llexplore some geometry and tessellations and learnsome magic tricks with numbers! There are evensome fine math stories we can enjoy!¡Hablamos Español! Let´s Speak Spanish!Ages Kindergarten Graduates-8Instructor: Tiffany GreskThis is an introductory week of Spanish for childrento be exposed to simple vocabulary and conversation.We will use music, art, literature and play tomake a stress free and exciting learning environment.Vocabulary will focus on days of the week,months, colors, numbers, animals and answeringsimple questions. We will touch upon a variety ofSpanish speaking cultures and even make ourown Maracas! This is a great way to get your kidsstarted and exposed to the Spanish language!Hope to see you there!A Virtual Trip to FranceAges 8-12Instructor: Linda ChambersCome and learn French with a native speaker!Immersing themselves in French culture, camperswill embark on an internet journey to many Frenchspeakingcountries, play games, listen to today’shit music from France, sing songs, and learn tocook (and eat!) simple desserts. Bon voyage lefrançais c’est genial!No prior French knowledge required.Introducing… ME !Creating a short video about yourself.Ages 8-12Instructor: Brad BeckerBring pictures of yourself, your pet (s), your house,and your family members on the first day of class.During the first two days of class, we will scan thepictures, and you will shoot video of yourself talkingabout what you like, telling funny family stories, andremembering things that you have done or seen.The next two days we’ll put it all together in a movieformat with your favorite music as a soundtrack,and on the final day we’ll pop some popcorn andhave a viewing for whomever can attend.1

SplashCampsSummer Reading Game PlanAges 12-14Instructor: Colleen CrawfordDon’t let summer reading get away from you!We’ll start the week by shopping for your summerreading books (Please bring your own money forbooks). Then we’ll spend time creating a customizedday-by-day schedule for your reading. We’llwork around your summer camps and vacationsand even leave you with time to completely relax atthe end of the summer. We’ll make character andplot charts for your books, too, so that you don’tforget any details before the end of August rollsaround. It’s the perfect way to enjoy your summerand your summer reading, too!June 11-15Media ManiaAges: 5-8Instructor: Jarah JonesExplore a world of creativity and imagination witha plethora of media conducive to summer fun.Water, found objects gathered on a walk, balloons,cement, gum and candy are just some ofthe possibilities for art materials that will tap theflow of those creative juices!Introducing… ME !Creating a short video about yourself.Ages 8-12Instructor: Brad BeckerBring pictures of yourself, your pet (s), your house,and your family members on the first day of class.During the first two days of class, we will scan thepictures, and you will shoot video of yourself talkingabout what you like, telling funny family stories, andremembering things that you have done or seen.The next two days we’ll put it all together in a movieformat with your favorite music as a soundtrack,and on the final day we’ll pop some popcorn andhave a viewing for whomever can attend.A Digital ScrapbookAges 8-12Instructor: Linda ChambersWorking with photos and computers, campers willturn special memories into colorful stories they canshare with family and friends. In a positive and funenvironment, they will learn how to import their favoritemusic, scan and organize their pictures intodigital albums which tell the stories of their lives.KnittingAges 8-12Instructor: Janice DurhamWould you like to learn to knit or get better at it?This class will help teach you how to knit or ifyou already know how it will help you complete aproject that you would like to do. You pick it. Wewill work together on the completion of a projectso that you will have something to show for yourweek in class.MYSTERIES!!!Ages 9-11Instructor: Elise MandelDo you love to watch mystery shows on TV?Love to read Chet Gecko, Spy Mice or SammyKeyes?? You’ll love this class. We’ll look at “historymysteries”,learn about nature mysteries like theLoch Ness Monster and the Bermuda Triangle,solve mysteries together, play games, and havea visit from a real detective and hear about somereal cases!2

June 18-22Encore!Ages subject to demandInstructor: Sarah KucheraSing, move, play-in lotsa’, lotsa’ ways! Encore is amusic class open for music makers in grades 2-5. Itwill foster individual musicianship in a group setting.This program is an extension of the general musicclassroom. Through a variety of activities involvingmovement, instrument playing, improvising andcomposing, students will be constantly engagedwith music making and the day will fly by!¡Hablamos Español! Let´s Speak Spanish!Ages Kindergarten Graduates-8Instructor: Tiffany GreskThis is an introductory week of Spanish for childrento be exposed to simple vocabulary and conversation.We will use music, art, literature and play tomake a stress free and exciting learning environment.Vocabulary will focus on days of the week,months, colors, numbers, animals and answeringsimple questions. We will touch upon a variety ofSpanish speaking cultures and even make ourown Maracas! This is a great way to get your kidsstarted and exposed to the Spanish language!Hope to see you there!Kids YogaAges 7-8Instructor: Rosemary Pearson-RosenthalExplore the basics of yoga through fun posesand activities designed to create a memorableand meaningful experience. Combining basicyoga poses with arts, crafts and stories to explainwhat yoga is and where the poses come from. Alight hearted way to help with focus, posture andpatience. Children should wear loose and comfortableclothing.A Virtual Trip to FranceAges 8-12Instructor: Linda ChambersCome and learn French with a native speaker!Immersing themselves in French culture, camperswill embark on an internet journey to many Frenchspeakingcountries, play games, listen to today’shit music from France, sing songs, and learn tocook (and eat!) simple desserts. Bon voyage lefrançais c’est genial!No prior French knowledge required.SplashCampsSensational SnacksAges 10-14Instructor: Maggie RollWhether you crave a sweet treat, a salty chip ora creamy dip, you will leave this camp satisfied.Come to the Buttery to learn new party pleasingrecipes and easy party planning techniques. Bythe end of the week you will be an appetizer expertready to throw a party!Programming for Fun!Ages 11-15Instructor: Jeannie TurnerLearn object-oriented programming with a simpledrag and drop application called Alice. Create shortvideos and interactive games as you are introducedto the basics of computer programming.June 25-29Encore!Ages subject to demandInstructor: Sarah KucheraSing, move, play-in lotsa’, lotsa’ ways! Encore is amusic class open for music makers in grade 2-5. Itwill foster individual musicianship in a group setting.This program is an extension of the general musicclassroom. Through a variety of activities involvingmovement, instrument playing, improvising andcomposing, students will be constantly engagedwith music making and the day will fly by!3

SplashCampsBasketball BasicsAges 6-10Instructors: Jason Nahra and Ted HallIf your child is a relative beginner to basketball, thissession is right for them. We will put an emphasison the basics, and provide a fun and informativeweek long session that will be packed with informationabout the game. Baskets and ball sizes canbe adjusted based on age and ability. Activities willinclude work on shooting form, defense, and ballhandling skills. Various games to keep basketballfun will periodically be mixed in. Coach Nahra andCoach Hall look forward to this opportunity to workwith your future basketball team players! Availableto the first 25 players.¿Dónde se habla Español?Where is Spanish spoken?Ages Kindergarten Graduates-8Instructor: Tiffany GreskAn introductory Spanish camp based on the culturesand different parts of the world where Spanish isspoken. We will expose kids to the multitude ofplaces and cultures that comprise the Spanishspeaking world. (Not just the stereotypical México.)We will learn games, songs, and expressions fromaround the globe and compare and contrast thedifferences of these cultures to our own. In addition,we will learn basic vocabulary, colors, numbers,months, days of the week, common words andsimple conversation. One of our biggest projectswill be making a map of the Spanish speaking worldand our very own piñata! If you would like for yourkids to be exposed to the Spanish language in afun and exciting way during the summer, I encourageyour kids to sign up!!4A Digital ScrapbookAges 8-12Instructor: Linda ChambersWorking with photos and computers, campers willturn special memories into colorful stories they canshare with family and friends. In a positive and funenvironment, they will learn how to import their favoritemusic, scan and organize their pictures intodigital albums which tell the stories of their lives.Around the World in Five DaysAges 8-12Instructor: Maggie RollExplore a new culture each day! Tour five countriesfrom around the globe: India, Ecuador, Japan,Morocco, and France: Learn about each country’sculture by experiencing their food, music, stories,clothes, and language.Web DesignAges 11-15Instructor: Jeannie TurnerLearn to create your own web pages and website.We will learn the basics of web page design,image enhancement, and short video creationusing Macromedia’s Dreamweaver, Fireworks,and Flash.July 2-6Splash Camps are closed this weekJuly 9-13Manners Matter!Ages 5-7Instructor: Laura CallawayAt this camp you will be having too much fun torealize you are learning your manners! Everydaywe will work on a project that will teach differentforms of proper etiquette. For example: we willmake our own stationary to use to write thank-younotes; bake cookies to use for a tea party; and funnapkin-folding to help us set a table! In addition,we will practice proper phone manners and introductions.The week will end with a dressy tea partywhere we will display all of the good mannerswe have learned throughout the week! Our mainfocus is on having fun, but the lessons learned inthis week will last a lifetime!

¿Dónde se habla Español?Where is Spanish spoken?Ages Kindergarten Graduates-8Instructor: Tiffany GreskAn introductory Spanish camp based on the culturesand different parts of the world where Spanish isspoken. We will expose kids to the multitude ofplaces and cultures that comprise the Spanishspeaking world. (Not just the stereotypical México.)We will learn games, songs, and expressions fromaround the globe and compare and contrast thedifferences of these cultures to our own. In addition,we will learn basic vocabulary, colors, numbers,months, days of the week, common words andsimple conversation. One of our biggest projectswill be making a map of the Spanish speaking worldand our very own piñata! If you would like for yourkids to be exposed to the Spanish language in afun and exciting way during the summer, I encourageyour kids to sign up!!Kids YogaAges 5-6Instructor: Rosemary Pearson-RosenthalExplore the basics of yoga through fun posesand activities designed to create a memorableand meaningful experience. Combining basicyoga poses with arts, crafts and stories to explainwhat yoga is and where the poses come from. Alight hearted way to help with focus, posture andpatience. Children should wear loose and comfortableclothing.KnittingAges 8-12Instructor: Janice DurhamWould you like to learn to knit or get better at it?This class will help teach you how to knit or if youalready know will help you complete a project thatyou would like to do, you pick it. We will work togetheron the completion of a project so that you will havesomething to show for your week in class.BasketballAges 12-15Instructors: Jason Nahra, Ted HallCome continue to grow as a basketball player whileworking on your strengths and weaknesses. We’lltake the court in Sayre’s gym, and work competitivelywith other players, Coach Nahra and CoachHall in an intense 1-week training session. BallSplashCampshandling, shooting form, and defensive techniqueswill be taught, and put to use during periodic gamesof various forms. This session is for experiencedplayers, who are looking to improve details in theirbasketball ability. Exciting, informative, and tiring,this session will have it all. Available to the first25 players.Around the World in Five DaysAges 8-12Instructor: Maggie RollExplore a new culture each day! Tour five countriesfrom around the globe: India, Ecuador, Japan,Morocco, and France: Learn about each country’sculture by experiencing their food, music, stories,clothes, and language.Creating Java Applets for the WebAges 11-15Instructor: Jeannie TurnerLearn some basic Java programming by creatingfunctional and graphical applets to display on aweb browser.Cool ScienceAges 8-12Instructor: Colleen CrawfordHave you ever wondered how to make bubble gumor a lava lamp? Have you ever solved a mysteryby simply analyzing pen ink and handwriting? Canyou make a bar of soap grow? If you’re interestedin these and other fun science experiments, thenthis will be a week you don’t want to miss!5

July 23-27SplashCampsJuly 16-20Basketball BasicsAges 6-10Instructors: Jason Nahra and Ted HallIf your child is a relative beginner to basketball, thissession is right for them. We will put an emphasison the basics, and provide a fun and informativeweek long session that will be packed with informationabout the game. Baskets and ball sizes canbe adjusted based on age and ability. Activities willinclude work on shooting form, defense, and ballhandling skills. Various games to keep basketballfun will periodically be mixed in. Coach Nahra andCoach Hall look forward to this opportunity to workwith your future basketball team players! Availableto the first 25 players.Mindstorm RoboticsAges 11-15Instructor: Thomas HurstThe Mindstorm Robotics camp is for students ageseleven to fifteen that would like to learn more aboutbuilding and programming robots through the useof the Lego Mindstorms Robot kits. Campers willbe actively involved in designing and constructingrobots as well as programming the robots tocomplete specific tasks. They will also learn howto utilize the light and touch sensor functionalityof robots. Campers’ robots will compete againsteach other throughout the week on obstacle andnavigational courses with the final day of campculminating in Robot Wars. You do not need tohave your own set of Mindstorm Robots to takethis class. All materials will be furnished.6Manners Matter!Ages 8-10Instructor: Laura CallawayAt this camp you will be having too much fun torealize you are learning your manners! Everydaywe will work on a project that will teach differentforms of proper etiquette. For example: we willmake our own stationary to use to write thank-younotes; bake cookies to use for a tea party; and funnapkin-folding to help us set a table! In addition,we will practice proper phone manners and introductions.The week will end with a dressy tea partywhere we will display all of the good mannerswe have learned throughout the week! Our mainfocus is on having fun, but the lessons learned inthis week will last a lifetime!Mindstorm RoboticsAges 11-15Instructor: Thomas HurstThe Mindstorm Robotics camp is for students ageseleven to fifteen that would like to learn more aboutbuilding and programming robots through the useof the Lego Mindstorms Robot kits. Campers willbe actively involved in designing and constructingrobots as well as programming the robots tocomplete specific tasks. They will also learn howto utilize the light and touch sensor functionalityof robots. Campers’ robots will compete againsteach other throughout the week on obstacle andnavigational courses with the final day of campculminating in Robot Wars. You do not need tohave your own set of Mindstorm Robots to takethis class. All materials will be furnished.Contraption ActionAges 9-11Instructor: Sonja BrooksThey glide! They twirl! They roll! They spin! All kindsof contraptions come to life when you put your handsand imagination to work on paper, wood, Styrofoam,food containers, foam tubing, cd’s, metal objectsand a variety of other day-to-day items. We’ll tryout several projects and techniques to get startedon inventing your own contraptions.

Sensational SnacksAges 10-14Instructor: Maggie RollWhether you crave a sweet treat, a salty chip ora creamy dip, you will leave this camp satisfied.Come to the Buttery to learn new party pleasingrecipes and easy party planning techniques. Bythe end of the week you will be an appetizer expertready to throw a party!SplashCampsJuly 30-August 3Active Learning Services Presents Sayre School Chess CampAges 5-16Instructor: USA ChessUSA Chess is the largest and premier chess camp organizer for children in the United States. Thestaff is comprised of the finest children’s chess instructors in North America! Morning, afternoonand all day sessions are available. Beginners through advanced players welcome! Tuition includescamp T-shirt, chess board and pieces, trophy, certificate of achievement with camp photo, chessnotation book and work folder. For more information please visit our website www.chesscamp.comor call 888.65.CHESS. Registration must take place directly with USA Chess and not through TheSayre School.2007 USA Chess National Summer Chess Camp TourDate Place Session PriceJuly 30th - August 3rd, Sayre School Morning $245.00 by 6/15/07,2007 (9am-12pm) $265 after.July 30th - August 3rd, Sayre School Afternoon $245.00 by 6/15/07,2007 (1pm-4pm) $265 after.July 30th - August 3rd, Sayre School All-Day $390.00 by 6/15/07,2007 (9am-4pm) $410 after.August 6-10 (closed for the week)7

SafariDayCampsDaily ProgramBig and Little Safari Campers do not mix witheach other at any time, but they do share weeklythemes. Weekly themes serve as an importantfocus of Sayre Safari Day Camp. Themes helpcreate an exciting environment for campers. Fieldtrips, special guests, and surprise activities bringthe themes to life. Instructors plan the day between9:00 and 4:00. The time between 7:30-9:00 and4:00-6:00 is snack and free play. Families may mixthe Safari Camps with other Sayre School SplashCamps, which are offered in the afternoon. SayreCamp staff will supervise children to and from theSplash Camps and Safari Camp.June 4-8, June11-15From the Farm to the TableSafari Campers will experience the wonder andexcitement of baby animals and sprouting seedsby exploring farm life. Then campers will get aclose up look at food processing. Gardening,cooking, eating, and a visit from the agriculturaldepartment’s farm bus round out this intriguingtwo week theme.June 18-22, June 25-29When I Grow Up…I want to be a doctor, a judge, a toy manufacturer,a video game designer, a basketball player, thepresident of the United States....I also want to bekind and truthful, respectful and dependable…Safari Campers will discover all the fun thingsthere are to do on campus. Exploring two kinds of‘higher education’ will help them know what theywant to be when they grow up.8Safari Day Camphas consistent instructors all summer which builds trustand provides opportunities for campers to grow. Thesuccess oriented, fun-filled environment of science, art,music, and sports encourages campers to return yearafter year. Each week is filled with song, laughter, teambuilding, and fun activities.Ages: Sayre Safari offers two age appropriate programs.The Little Safari program is designed for ages3-5. Children ages 6-11, who are finishing first throughsixth grades are welcome in the Big Safari Day Camp.Fees: The cost for each week of Little or Big Safari is$145.00 per week. There is a $75.00 registration fee.Dates and Times: Sayre Summer Safari runs fromJune 4 th through August 10 th , but will be closed on July4 th . Safari begins at 7:30 a.m. and ends at 6:00 p.m.July 2-6 (closed Wed. July 4)July 9-13A Potion for MotionRolling, sliding, jumping and spinning activitieswill inspire campers to enjoy being physically fit.Special demonstrations and guest appearances ofathletes add to the excitement of finding out howto eat right, rest and exercise so our muscles areready to have fun!July 16-20, July 23-27Water, Water, Everywhere!So let’s get in it! Extra swim days, water games,fountain walks, boats, and other water centeredactivities will be the focus of this two week Safari.Campers might even dive into some surprisingwater mysteries and facts!July 30-August 3,August 6-10Power Up!What would life be like without electricity, gas,coal, water, and other sources of power? Camperswill see up close (but not too close—safety first)some ways we get the power we use everyday.Campers will try for a morning to experience lifewithout power and learn how to cook without gasor electricity. Demonstrations of power by guestspeakers will fascinate and awe.

Ages: 3 to 5 years old(as of June 2007)June 4 th to August 10 th(closed Wed. July 4 th )7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.Cost: $145.00 per weekLittleSafari● Optional on-campus water play once a week● Ages 3 and 4 nap between 1:00-2:00 p.m.● Quiet time after lunch for 5 year olds● Must have mastered potty skills!● Weekly public library visits forages 4 and 5● Computer Activities● Social skills improvement● Weekly picnic on FridayLittle Safari Base CampRoom LocationsJohnson McCoy BuildingAll room assignments are basedon age given on registration form.Locations subject to change due to enrollment.Age 3 Room #106Age 4 Room #102Age 5 Room #103 & #105Little Safari Schedule 7:30 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday7:30 - 9:00Snack and free play9:00 - 12:00IndoorTheme ActivityWaterRecreationTrip orTheme ArtTheme Visitoror LibraryOutdoor or Gym ThemeRelated Activity12:00- 1:00Lunch/PlaygroundPicnic1:00 - 2:00Nap or Quiet Time2:00 - 4:00Music/Dance orCentersGardening/CookingComputer orActivityThemeProjectMovies andBooks4:00 - 6:00Snack and free play9

BigSafariBig Safari Base CampRoom LocationsJohnson McCoy BuildingAll room assignments are basedon age given on registration form.Locations subject to change due to enrollment.Age 6 Room #206Age 7 Room #205Age 8 Room #203Age 9 Room #201Age 10 & 11 Room #202Ages: 6 to 11 years old(rising to grades 1-6)June 4 th to August 10 th(closed Wed. July 4 th )7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.Cost: $145.00 per week● Once a week swimming● Outdoor or gym camp games● Organized sports● Computer activities● Weekly library visits● Social skills improvementBig Safari Schedule 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday7:30 - 9:00Snack and free play9:00 - 12:00Central Library andActivityField Trip Camp Games Theme VisitorSwimming @ Southlandor Versailles Pool12:00- 1:00Lunch/PlaygroundPicnic1:00 - 4:004:00 - 6:00Art, Music, Drama Computer Theme Movie Sports Theme ActivitySnack and free play10

Sayre Summer Programs RegistrationPlease write your choices in the appropriate weeks. An example has been givenfor each week for clarification. Please Note: Splash Camp names should be includedin the appropriate time block below for registration.PROGRAMFEESSplash Camps Splash Camps $99Athletic and Safari ($30 for currentWeek of: Safari Enrichment $145 Safari Campers) TotalJune 4-8example: 4 A Virtual Trip to France $145 $30 $175June 11-15example: MYSTERIES!!! $99 $99June 18-22example: 4 $145 $145June 25-29example: 4 $145 $145July 2-6 Splash Camps Closed Splash Camps Closedexample:July 9-13example: 4 $145 $145July 16-20example: Basketball Basics $99 $99July 23-27example: Mindstorm Robotics Camp $99 $99July 30-August 3example: 4 $145 $145August 6-10 Splash Camps Closed Splash Camps Closedexample: 4 $145 $145Total registration fee and/or tuition to include with registration:Total registration example: $75 (Safari deposit) + $327 (Specialty Camp Fees) = $402.0011

Information/Permission FormApplicant's name ________________________________________________________________(one name per application, please)Applicant's age as of June 2007 _____ Applicant's grade 2006-2007 _____ M _____ F ______Applicant's address _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Home telephone _________________ Mother's name _________________________________Home telephone Work telephone Cellular_______________________________________________________________________________Father's name __________________________________________________________________Home telephone Work telephone Cellular_______________________________________________________________________________Emergency Contact 1: ____________________________________________________________Home telephone Work telephone Cellular_______________________________________________________________________________Emergency Contact 2: ____________________________________________________________Home telephone Work telephone Cellular_______________________________________________________________________________Special medical circumstances:(allergies, prescriptions, etc.) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Physician ___________________________________Dentist ___________________________________Telephone _____________________Telephone _____________________I hereby grant permission for:● the applicant to use all equipment and participate in all activities of the Sayre Summer Programs.● the applicant to leave the campus under the supervision of the Sayre School staff for walks andfield trips.● Sayre Summer Programs' personnel to take necessary steps to obtain emergency medical carefor the applicant.● the applicant's likeness to be used in Sayre publications.I agree that in the event any incident is not covered by an accident insurance policy, I will assumeresponsibility for the expenses.For complete registration, please fill out second page entirely.________________________________________________Signature12_____________________Date

GeneralInfo● Safari campers must be signed in andout with their designated teachers in theJohnson McCoy Building (see map).No camper will be allowed to leave withanyone not listed on the registrationform without documented instructionsfrom parent. Teachers will post theirlocation on the classroom door frame,if they are not in their rooms.● Splash Camp participants are to bewalked to the front circle (see map)off Limestone on the first day of camp.Pick-up and future drop-off locationswill be given by individual teachers.● Please record the date and time ofyour Sayre Summer Program choice.Children should be picked up promptly.A late fee of $5.00 per fifteen minuteswill be assessed if a child is left after6:00 pm.● Children may bring a lunch or snack toany Sayre Summer Program, but a hotlunch will be served to Safari campersfrom 12:00-12:30. Lunch and snackmenus will be on a two-week rotationand will be displayed outside theSayre Summer Programs office.● Safari campers who would like toparticipate in a Splash Camp will bepicked up and brought back by theSplash Camp teacher.● All the field trips will be in the morningand will return by 12:00 or 1:00 (if lunchis served on the trip), unless notifiedof a later return.● Big Safari campers may help the LittleSafari teachers, if a field trip is missed.● All campers need not attend every dayof the week for the program registered;however, tuition is not pro-rated.● For more information, please contact:Debra GridleySayre Summer Programs Director194 North Limestone StreetLexington, Kentucky 40507-1211dgridley@sayreschool.org13

GeneralInfoTuition Information● The tuition of $99.00 for each Splash Camp is due with registration. If a camper is attendingSafari and a Splash Camp in the same week, the $30.00 additional fee for the Safari Campshould be included with the Safari registration fee.● A non-refundable registration fee, to ensure placement in Safari Camp, is $75.00.● Families with more than one child attending the Safari Camp need only submit one registration fee.● Weekly tuition for Safari is due the week prior to attendance to guarantee ongoing placement.● Sayre will keep a waiting list and will notify those on the waiting list when space becomesavailable.● Splash Camp fees will be refunded within two weeks if the camp is cancelled.● Mail registration and payments to:Debra GridleySayre Summer Programs Director194 North Limestone StreetLexington, Kentucky 40507-1211PLEASE PHOTOCOPY REGISTRATION FOR YOUR RECORDS.14

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