School’s Out ?
No worries, we’ve got you!
School’s Out Day Camps
No school? No problem!
We have you covered (for 3 hours, at least!)
Our Schools Out! drop off camp is for 2–8-year-olds. This 3-hour camp will include snacks, crafts, free play, sensory activities, and tons of fun! Before and aftercare is available from 8:30 AM until 2PM for those parents who just need a little bit longer.
MLK Jr. Day
President’s Day
Winter Break (February)
Spring Break (April)
Juneteenth
Post Labor Day
Indigenous People’s Day
Veteran’s Day
Day before Thanksgiving
Holiday Break (week of Christmas to New Years)
Miscellaneous Teacher/Admin Days
End of Summer Break (August 17th - September 8th)
We are also offering cheese pizza lunch for an additional $5 if your child is staying for lunch.
SODC: Summer Edition
When summer camps end, but school hasn’t started yet, we are here to help (for 3 hours, at least!).
Our School’s Out Drop-Off Camp: Summer Edition is designed for children ages 2–8 and filled with crafts, sensory play, free play, and tons of fun in a safe, engaging environment.
August 17th - September 8th, 2026
Monday - Thursday
9:00 - 12: 00 PM
Before-care available starting at 8:30 AM and after-care extending until 1:00 PM
Camp activities include:
Weekly Themed Activities
Music & Dance
STEM Projects
Arts & Crafts
We are committed to providing a personalized and engaging experience, which is why our camp is limited to 20 campers per day. This small group size allows us to connect deeply with each child, fostering meaningful growth, learning, and lasting memories. We can't wait to end the summer making unforgettable memories with your little ones!
Pricing: $75/day
Pizza Lunch will be offered on Thursdays only for an additional $5. Please let us know if you would like your child to have pizza once you have registered for a Thursday camp day.
** $100 deposit until May 15th, 2026. The rest of camp will be due on May 15th, 2026 and auto-charged with the card on file.
What to Expect & Bring for Drop Off Care
Please drop the kids off with the following items:
water bottle
any necessary meds (and dr. prescribed emergency action plans for an epi pen, inhaler, etc.)
extra set of clothes.
Snacks (Please remember, we are a nut free facility)
Lunch (when applicable)
Families are responsible for providing their own snacks and an extra set of clothing for their child. If snacks are not provided and a child becomes hungry, snacks will be auto-charged to the account on file unless otherwise notified in advance.
If an extra set of clothing is not available and a change of clothes is required, replacement clothing will auto-charged to the account.
August 17 - 20th
Science Innovators
Get ready for a week of hands-on experiments and exciting discoveries! Campers will dive into the wonders of science with activities like dyeing flowers to creating mesmerizing DIY lava lamp and testing experiments.
August 24 - 27
Everyday Heroes
This week will focus on the essential roles that community helpers play in keeping us safe, healthy, and cared for. Each day or week can spotlight a different helper to create excitement and engagement for the kids.
August 31 - September 3
All The Fall Things
This week will focus on the essential roles that community helpers play in keeping us safe, healthy, and cared for. Each day or week can spotlight a different helper to create excitement and engagement for the kids.
September 8th
Construction
Put your hard hats on and get ready to dig into a week of hands-on construction fun! Campers will create shapes to design structures, paint with toy trucks, construct bridges and roads for endless play, and even "cement" walls using kid-friendly materials. It's a week of creativity, teamwork, and building big dreams!
Why Parents Trust Us
Summer 2025 Highlights
Preview what to expect at camp and last year’s summer camp highlights!
State Guidelines & Licensing Notes
The Village Playspace, LLC is an independent, privately-owned business. We are not licensed by the MA Department of Early Education & Care or any other state agency.
Occasional Child Care: According to state guidelines each child may not attend without a parent/guardian in the building more than 4 hours a day and no more than 6 days per month.
Instructional Classes: Unaccompanied children attending classes must be properly registered for the class and retrieved at the end of each class period.