Maintain Momentum Through The Summer
Where Happy Kids Stay Active, Engaged, And Learning While School Is Out
Maintain Momentum Through The Summer
Where Happy Kids Stay Active, Engaged, And Learning While School Is Out
Summer Camp I 5 - 11 Years | Serving Central Florida

Action-packed Days Make Learning Fun
Watch your child thrive on their school break as they dive into an exciting, engaging program that supports their educational journey through fun, games, and creative play, for an academic boost.
Outdoor Play Supports All-Round Development
As your child spends their days exploring and playing out in the fresh air, they build physical confidence, social skills, emotional intelligence, and an appreciation for nature and the great outdoors.
Delicious Snacks For Happy, Healthy Kids
A fruit- and vegetable-forward menu of hearty snacks keeps your child fueled and energized with all the nutrients they need to learn, play, and be their best. Snacks are home-cooked, fresh, organic, and nut-free.
Uniforms Make Your Life Easier
Enjoy stress-free mornings with no need to decide what to wear. Your child dresses in a comfortable uniform designed for messy play and action-packed activities and feels part of the gang.
Expert Teachers Always On Hand
Your child spends their school break in the care of qualified teachers, who not only support their learning but provide familiarity and emotional guidance, so your child feels safe and confident all the time.
Fun Themes Keep Every Day Exciting
Camp themes rotate throughout the school break so that your child and their friends are always engaged and inspired. Watch as they explore new ideas with natural curiosity and enthusiasm.
Making Memories With New Friends
Making friends at camp is a formative part of growing up, and your child’s social skills will grow and develop as they make new connections through shared experiences that will stay with them long-term.
Building Emotional Strength For A Successful Future
Through an unforgettable experience, your child builds resilience, confidence, and self-awareness. Their camp journey provides the chance to grow as a person and develop skills that will serve them.
FAQ
Do I need to schedule a time to take a tour?
We highly recommend it. You can visit in person or schedule a virtual tour via Zoom.
What is the school doing to prevent illnesses?
My First Academy follows all health/communicable disease policies from the CDC and the procedures outlined in the American Academy of Pediatrics Model Health Policies and Procedures Manual.
- Frequent hand-washing and sanitation take place throughout the day.
- We use a Graco SaniSpray HP 20 Cordless Handheld Airless Disinfectant Sprayer machine every day at closing time to sanitize the school using Bioesque Botanical Disinfectant Solution.
How many children are there for each adult?
0-12 months: 4 children per adult.
1-2 years: 6 children per adult.
2-3 years: 11 children per adult.
3-4 years: 15 children per adult.
4 years: 18 children per adult.
VPK: 11 children per adult.
What does tuition include?
Lunch and two or three snacks, all our curriculum, Spanish and computer lessons for children aged two-and-a-half to Pre-Kindergarten, the Baby Sign Language program, and enrichment programs such as yoga, music, singing, and service animals.
What items do I need to provide for my child?
It depends on age:
- Infants: bottles pre-made with formula or breast milk, diapers, a change of clothes, and comfort items, i.e., pacifier, blanket, etc.
- Under three years: diapers if he/she is not potty trained, a change of clothes including underwear if trained or training, blanket, etc.
- Over three years: a change of clothes and blanket.
What time does my child need to be on-site?
Circle time begins at 8:30 a.m. in all classrooms. If you would like your child to participate, please arrive early. However, it is a requirement to be here by 9:00 a.m., so your child receives all the benefits of our program.
What curriculum does the school use?
My First Academy uses a proprietary curriculum, complemented by Frog Street Pre-K and Nemours Reading BrightStart.
At what age does the curriculum begin?
Unlike some daycare centers, we have an educational curriculum that starts in our infants’ classroom.
When are the children required to wear a uniform?
From age one. Children participate in various activities throughout the day, some of which are messy or athletic, and play outdoors daily, weather permitting. Because of this, it’s our policy that children must wear their My First Academy polo from Monday to Thursday. Additionally, no open-toed or open-backed shoes are allowed. The most appropriate shoes for participation in school activities are rubber-soled sneakers with socks.
Do any of the teachers have their First Aid/CPR?
Yes, we require all teachers to be First Aid- and CPR-certified.
Are staff background-screened?
Per the Department of Children & Families, My First Academy staff have three background screenings: local, state and FBI.
At what age will you potty train my child?
Generally, we begin potty training at two years old. However, in some cases, we start sooner.