Come join us at the Olivette Parks & Rec Camp O for enhanced Programming, including outdoor adventure and non-directed play for eight weeks of fun!

Our greenhouse and gardens provide wonderful opportunities to connect with nature as campers interact with native plants and fresh vegetables. In addition to exploring the spaces and engaging in plant and natural material related activities, campers will observe the insects and wildlife that play important roles in our schoolyard ecosystem. All campers will choose their own herb or vegetable to take home and grow this summer! 

Campers will explore the state park system in Missouri and southern Illinois. We will investigate and highlight the unique geological features and ecosystems within these parks and conservation areas. Additionally, campers will visit a state park where they will have the opportunity to play, hike, and explore. At the end of the session, campers will create a personal list of state parks that they want to visit with their families after camp has ended. They will develop an itinerary complete with park locations, attractions, and directions to share with their families. 

Join us for a week of archery, sports, games, and accuracy challenges! Voyager campers will learn the basics of the Genesis compound bow before heading to the range for practice. If you did this camp last year, we have an extra instructor that will help you improve upon the skills gained last summer. Explorers and Adventurers will engage in individual and cooperative games. Sports and games may include soccer, basketball, bowling, bocce, putt putt challenges, soft/magnetic darts, pool noodle tag, and more.

We are excited to bring back Babysitter’s Training Camp. TCS nurse, Jen Martin, will teach the skills necessary to be a successful and safe babysitter. This course offers hands-on training in skills needed to babysit such as: developmentally appropriate play, safe handling of infants and toddlers, feeding, diapering, and much more.  This course will also include the opportunity to earn American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training Certification and infant CPR and first aid certification.  

Spend the morning learning to play popular outdoor games like beanbag toss, washers, croquet, and more! Camp is closed on July 4 and 5 and camp is pro-rated to $195 for the week.

Water Week: Splash Bash

Youth for Unity Week: Leadership for Change

Art Week: Artrageous!

At Girls Inc. your daughter and her friends can enjoy our activities designed to encourage girls to try new things, build their skills, knowledge and prepare them for a brighter future. STEM, Literacy, music and Dance are just some of the amazing things your girl can participate in this Summer!

8 weeks of summer fun for kids & teens from 6 - 16. Choose activities according to your interests, from swimming to art to outdoor adventure, and combat summer learning loss with academic enrichment. A Place To Go...A Way To Grow.

8 weeks of summer fun for kids & teens from 6 - 16. Choose activities according to your interests, from swimming to art to outdoor adventure, and combat summer learning loss with academic enrichment. A Place To Go...A Way To Grow.

The STAR Program at Peabody School is a member of the After School for All Partnership (ASAP). ARCHS manages and funds the After School for All Partnership (ASAP) in St. Louis, the largest coordinated after school system in the city. It provides free, high-quality programming for underserved children in grades K-5.​

Every afternoon Kid Zone  provides a variety of clubs for students to choose from.  Students can make different choices throughout the day or pick one for the day.  In addition to the clubs listed below we also offer outside play and free choice play for students who do not want to participate in any of our choice clubs. 

Homework Club is designed to assist fourth through sixth grade students in the management and completion of homework and long-term assignments. It is not meant to be a tutoring class, but rather an opportunity for students to practice and master time management and organizational skills. Students meet with experienced homework advisors to discuss assignments, organize materials, and establish long- and short-term goals. A nutritious snack and exercise are offered each day.