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Boston Children's School Summer-Fun-Program

Eight Whittier Place, Boston, MA, 02114
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A summer day camp in Boston's West End for children ages preschool through grade 3, combining outdoor play and swimming with academics, science, music, and field trips during weekly sessions starting in July.
The Boston Children's School Summer-Fun-Program enters its 44th year in 2026, running from early July with weekly sessions organized by age group. Children spend their days at the school's private playground at Charles River Park in the historic West End, with daily access to swimming pools at The Clubs at Charles River Park. The program combines summer play with academic reinforcement, science exploration, music appreciation, and field trips. State-certified teachers and teacher interns from local colleges lead all activities, which are designed to be developmentally appropriate for each age group. The facility is fully air-conditioned and offers free on-site parking for families.

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Typically runs July – August.

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Ages
Ages 3–8
Season
July – August
Type
Day
  • Private playground at Charles River Park
  • Daily swimming pool access
  • State-certified teachers
  • Free on-site parking
  • 44 years of operation

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