Each summer, The Ethel Walker School offers a wide range of fun summer programs on campus for girls and boys of all ages and areas of interest.
For more information about summer programs at Walker’s, please contact Mimi Duran at mduran@ethelwalker.org or +1-860-408-4294.
July 7-11 and 14-18, 2025
July 28-August 1, 2025
For girls entering 5th-10th grades
Going beyond the standard summer classroom model, Walker’s 2025 All For Girls Summer Academy encourages exploration, fun, and learning for the sake of learning!
August 7-10, 2025
For girls entering 7th-12th grades
The Wildcat Field Hockey Camp is designed to develop field hockey athletes by teaching innovative stick work skills, shooting techniques, defensive strategies, and team tactics. Our priority is to establish the best base for each athlete to enhance their field hockey game.
The Ethel Walker School’s Summer Riding Experience is an extension of the School’s renowned equestrian program. The camp consists of daily riding sessions complemented with activities that include horse care, working with farriers and veterinarians, equine science, and general equestrian knowledge.
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Kahlil Dukes Elite Basketball Camp
Umbro Soccer Camp
Nike Girls Basketball Camp
Horizons at The Ethel Walker School is the nation’s first all-girls Horizons program, serving under-served students in Pre-K through 8th grade who attend Hartford public schools. Horizons creates the conditions, connections, and community that enable every girl who attends to gain the skills, confidence, and motivation to overcome the opportunity gap and realize her potential.
We’re in this for the long term. When a girl enters the program in Pre-K, we make a 10-year commitment to prepare her to enter high school with the skills, knowledge, and determination she’ll need to graduate. Horizons at The Ethel Walker School builds brighter futures for girls from under-served families by creating year-round academic, artistic, and athletic opportunities, nurturing potential, and inspiring individual dreams in a safe and supportive community.
To learn more about this program, visit the Horizons at The Ethel Walker School website.