About Our Weekly Camps:
The Friends School of Atlanta offers weekly, STEAM-inspired day camps across eight weeks in June and July for rising kindergartners through rising eighth graders. Each week features a different theme designed to engage and challenge campers at every stage of development.
From coding and robotics to dance and creative writing workshops with published authors, campers explore a wide range of STEAM subjects through hands-on projects that bring learning to life. Our camps offer more than a fun break from school. They provide meaningful enrichment. And because play matters, each day includes plenty of active time to keep campers moving, healthy, and having a blast.
Our experienced instructors create a supportive, safe environment that sparks curiosity and fosters creativity. Campers build teamwork and collaboration as they share ideas and solve problems together, skills that extend far beyond the classroom. Many camps wrap up the week with a showcase for family and friends, especially in our arts and performance offerings.
What We Offer:
- 60+ weekly STEAM inspired camps for rising kindergarten to rising 8th grade students
- Full day programming (9:00 AM – 3:00 PM) from June 1nd to July 31th, 2026
- Aftercare Available (Until 6:00 PM) at additional cost
- Clean, fun and safe environment for students to create unforgettable memories
Questions?
Summer Camp Pricing:
The weekly rate for all camps is $300 per week. Aftercare is also available for an additional fee of $80 per week.
2026 Schedule:
Week 1: June 1 - June 5
Week 2: June 8 - June 12
Week 3: June 15 - June 19
Week 4: June 22 - June 26
Week 5: July 6 - July 10
Week 6: July 13 - July 17
Week 7: July 20 - July 24
Week 8: July 27 - July 31
Summer Camp registration is managed through our UltraCamp registration portal. Please scroll past the student clubs section to see registration for our summer camps. Kindly note, families should register for aftercare at the time of summer camp registration as spots fill up quickly.
FAQs
- How do I register for camp?
- What are the hours of camp?
- Where can I find the dates, availability, and age group-specific camps?
- What is the best mode of communication?
- What are the class sizes?
- My child turns 5 this summer and is going into Kindergarten in the fall. Am I eligible?
- Do I have to attend Friends School to register for camps?
- How do I report any medical concerns?
- Will there be a school nurse during the summer?
- Is there a day rate or prorate option?
- What days are the camps closed?
How do I register for camp?
What are the hours of camp?
Where can I find the dates, availability, and age group-specific camps?
What is the best mode of communication?
What are the class sizes?
My child turns 5 this summer and is going into Kindergarten in the fall. Am I eligible?
Do I have to attend Friends School to register for camps?
How do I report any medical concerns?
Will there be a school nurse during the summer?
Is there a day rate or prorate option?
What days are the camps closed?
If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us directly at summercamps@
Other Camps
The Amphibian Foundation, which is a separate organization from FSA, is proud to be returning to the FSA Campus for its 12th year of Critter Camp!
Critter Camp is an exciting science-based look into the world of reptiles and amphibians. Critter Camp introduces campers to the incredible biodiversity of amphibians and reptiles, using tropical as well as native Georgia species to illustrate aspects of biology and conservation. Critter Camp is a safe, hands-on experience where campers get to touch and hold the amazing animals they learn about! Join us this summer!
Sadly, Critter Camp does not provide an Aftercare option. The camp day ends at 3 pm.
Questions? Please contact Critter Camp Director, Crystal Mandica, rib