child enrichment programs in Beverly, MA

Swift Nature Camp is the perfect place for your child to spend their summer! Our overnight camp for boys and girls ages 6-15 is located in beautiful Wisconsin. We offer a unique blend of traditional summer camp activities and environmental education to help kids increase their appreciation for nature, science, and the environment. We’ve got it all – fun, friendships, adventure trips, and nature! Spend your summer with us – you’ll never forget it!

Learning to play music is an exciting, rewarding, and therapeutic experience that can be enjoyed for a lifetime. With the help of experienced and knowledgeable instructors, children and adults alike can not only learn to play a variety of instruments, but also begin to understand the fundamentals of music theory. Fabulous School of Music offers private and group lessons for a variety of different instruments, giving students the opportunity to find the instrument that best suits them and their individual playing style. With the right instruction, practice, and dedication, students of all skill levels can develop musical skills that can be enjoyed for a lifetime.

As parents, we understand that outdoor time for our little ones is invaluable. But how do we ensure our kids get the most out of those experiences? It can be a challenge to figure out how to make the time together count. Thankfully, there are a variety of activities that can help us foster meaningful outdoor experiences with our children. From nature walks to mud kitchen play, there are plenty of ways to create opportunities for meaningful outdoor play. We can also look to experts and other parents for inspiration and ideas to make the most of our outdoor time. With a little effort and creativity, we can give our children the enriching outdoor experiences they need for healthy development.

Retired teachers Judy, Louise, Barbara, and Susan are passionate about teaching young children and are now offering tutoring and coaching services for grades K through 5. Judy is certified in learning disabilities and Louise is a certified reading specialist. Barbara has extensive literacy skills in early childhood education, and Susan is an accomplished literacy teacher with experience in upper elementary grades. With years of experience teaching elementary aged students, these four educators are ready to customize a program to fit the needs of each individual child. If parents would like their child to be paired or in small groups, they can communicate that preference to the teachers. Judy, Louise, Barbara, and Susan are excited to work with students and help them excel in academics!

The rubberized field allows children with disabilities the chance to play baseball with the help of adaptive equipment. At the Children’s Center for Communication/Beverly School for the Deaf, we are proud to host the North Shore chapter of the Miracle League. This incredible organization provides children with disabilities the opportunity to participate in an organized baseball league at no cost to their families. Our all-accessible, rubberized field is the perfect setting for players to use adaptive equipment while enjoying the game of baseball. We are honored to give the North Shore’s children the chance to play.

Since 1955, North Shore Music Theatre has solidified its standing as one of the most attended theatres in New England, with an average of 250,000 patrons annually. Their commitment to artistic excellence has been recognized with a slew of prestigious awards, including the Elliot Norton Awards, IRNE Awards, the Rosetta Le Noire Award from Actors’ Equity, and the Moss Hart Award. After new ownership in 2010, North Shore Music Theatre continues to provide a musical subscription series, plus an annual production of A Christmas Carol and concerts for children and adults alike. In addition, they offer a variety of Arts Education programs for kids, teens, and adults. North Shore Music Theatre has been a staple of the New England theatre scene since 1955. Annually, they welcome approximately 250,000 patrons, a testament to their reputation for artistic achievement. This is evidenced by their numerous awards, including the Elliot Norton Awards, IRNE Awards, the Rosetta Le Noire Award from Actors’ Equity, and the Moss Hart Award. Their programming has continued to evolve since new ownership in 2010, offering a musical subscription series, an annual production of A Christmas Carol, concerts, and Arts Education programs for children, teens, and adults.

And in 2002, the Reading YMCA and Wakefield YMCA joined the YMCA of the North Shore. Since 2002, the YMCA of the North Shore has been made up of seven local YMCAs that have come together to form one association. The Salem YMCA was the founding YMCA, with a history dating back to the 1850s. Over the last 15 years, the Beverly Regional YMCA, Cape Ann YMCA, Salem YMCA, Marblehead/Swampscott YMCAs, Reading YMCA, and Wakefield YMCA have all joined together to create the YMCA of the North Shore. This unique association has helped to strengthen community ties and provide a wide range of programs, services, and activities to members throughout the North Shore.

At Bright Horizons at Beverly, we are dedicated to providing superior care and education for children. Our teachers are passionate about encouraging children’s natural curiosity and creativity. We recognize that the early years of a child’s life are a critical period for learning and development. Our comprehensive curriculum, The World at Their Fingertips, is designed to meet the needs of each individual child. With a focus on exploration, discovery, and development, our program nurtures children’s academic, social, physical, and emotional growth. At Bright Horizons at Beverly, we strive for excellence in providing quality, safe, and secure child care and early education. Our teachers are highly trained and knowledgeable in child development, and are committed to creating an environment that is nurturing and stimulating. Our curriculum, The World at Their Fingertips, is designed to provide children with the opportunity to learn, grow, and explore in a safe and nurturing environment. We are dedicated to helping children reach their full potential.

In the 1990s, Peter Markovitz and David Ullendorff, education industry pioneers, realized that for students to be successful both in school and in life, they needed a strong grasp of mathematics. To bridge the disconnect between students’ learning skills and the math curriculum taught in school, the two co-founded Mathnasium, a math-only learning center dedicated to delivering top-notch instruction. Their aim was to teach children how to think with the skills and confidence to reach their academic potential. After an extensive search, they found the ideal person to help them realize their vision: Larry Martinek, a respected teacher, trainer, and curriculum consultant. Together with Mathnasium’s team of experts, Larry spent years developing the Mathnasium MethodTM, a comprehensive teaching system based on the most effective methods and materials. The Mathnasium MethodTM has since become the industry-leading program, empowering students to gain a deep understanding of math and become more successful in their academic pursuits.

In September of 2015, Endicott College proudly opened the Raymond J. Bourque Arena – a first-class ice arena named for National Hockey League and North Shore community activist, Ray Bourque. This state-of-the-art facility benefits the Endicott and surrounding North Shore communities, providing an ideal home for collegiate and high school competition and practice, intramurals, student activities, events for the community, and formal speaking events. The Raymond J. Bourque Arena is a great asset to the Endicott community, as it houses the men's and women's ice hockey teams, which have become nationally renowned in a short time since gaining NCAA Division III status. Additionally, the arena is used by Beverly High School ice hockey, Beverly youth programs, and several other programs in the North Shore area throughout the winter months.