Our summer and vacation programs provide childcare based on the ideals of Waldorf education for parents who work or seek enrichment or socialization for their child. A Waldorf-trained Program Director oversees the programs, supervised by the College Chair. For more information call the Camp Director at 503-654-2200 x460.

2010 Spring Break Vacation Camp

For children ages 4-11 (kindergarten-6th grade)  Whole days 8:30 am-3 pm, half days 8:30 am-12:30 pm. Program includes seasonal themes, snacks, art, songs, walking field trips, and fun.

Cost: $120 per week for whole days, $75 per week for half days.
Sibling discount 25%. First child pays full cost, additional siblings pay discounted rate. The camp will be offered on the dates indicated provided that a minimum of seven children are registered by the deadline. Pick up registration forms at the main school office. For information contact Camp Director at 503-654-2200 x460.

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Week One:  Monday-Thursday, March 29-April 1, Egg dying with plant dyes and wool caterpillar

Week Two: Monday-Thursday, April 5-8, Cinnamon salt modeling dough and potato prints

PWS Summer Camp

5 or 6 week camp for children age 4-11. Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am- 3:30 pm, snacks and supplied included. For dates, contact the Camp Director in the spring at 503-654-2200 x460.

2009-2010 General Information

Whole days are 8:30 am-3 pm, half days are 8:30 am-12:30 pm. For children ages 4-11 (kindergarten-6th grade). Program includes seasonal themes, snacks, crafts, art, songs, and fun.

Vacation camps will be offered on the dates indicated provided that a minimum of seven children are registered by the deadlines. Pick up registration forms for each camp at the main school office. Or download the form and mail it in with payment.

"My invaluable Waldorf experience has shaped me into a real human being through unforgettable hours of marvelous conversations; life-changing travels; intriguing classes, and life long acquaintances, whether they are peers, teachers or friends of Waldorf."
Pheonx Liu, PWS Class of 2007