In the snuggly, pinecone-sprinkled state of Maine, also humorously known as the 'Pine Tree State', there lies an incredible place called Sportsfield. Now, you might think it's just a regular field where kids play sports, but oh, how wrong you are! This particular field has a magic of its own, a kind of enchantment that turns every kid into a super-athlete. The Sportsfield kids are no ordinary bunch, oh no! They are as unique as lobster ice cream and as lively as the moose-tastic forests surrounding them. Every morning, they bolt from their homes faster than a hummingbird on a sugar high, ready to take on any challenge Sportsfield throws their way. They are as determined as beavers building a dam, always eager to improve their game and support their team, displaying a sportsmanship as lovely and inspiring as a Maine sunrise. Now, meet their coolest yet goofiest imaginary friend, Jumpy the Jackalope. A mythical creature with the body of a rabbit and antlers of an antelope, Jumpy is the heart and soul of Sportsfield. He's the one who brings the magic, turning every game into a thrilling adventure. One day, he might turn a baseball into a shooting star or the soccer ball may suddenly start behaving like a mischievous squirrel. Jumpy’s antics keep the kids on their toes and their laughter ringing across the field. With Jumpy by their side, Sportsfield becomes not just about winning or losing, but about having a whale of a time. The kids of Sportsfield, with their wild imaginations and Jumpy’s crazy magic, make every day in Maine a captivating, belly-laugh-inducing adventure.
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What began in a humble New York City apartment with just a single student, Spark, has since blossomed into an enriching program impacting thousands of children. Our unique educational approach combines the elements of art, yoga, meditation, and nature to create a holistic learning environment. This distinctive blend is what sets Spark apart, allowing us to reach and inspire a multitude of children in truly meaningful ways. With an array of offerings to accommodate various schedules and needs, Spark has something for everyone. Our services extend beyond the standard after school and weekend classes to include holiday and summer camps, birthday parties, portfolio preparation, private classes, and custom pods. We also welcome homeschool groups and are thrilled to announce the recent addition of a forest school program to our repertoire. You can find Spark on-site in various schools and at our main studio located in the Upper West Side. But we're not stopping there - we're also planning to expand to the Upper East Side and Brooklyn. For our families in Pennsylvania, we run the program from our family studio there. And if you're not in close proximity to any of our locations, don't worry. We offer in-home instruction and virtual options to ensure that Spark can reach you, no matter where you are. We invite you to explore all the ways you can experience Spark and look forward to helping bring our program to you.
At Camp Bishopswood, children aged 8 to 16 can experience the beauty of Maine’s Lake Megunticook region while engaging in the traditional camp activities such as swimming, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, and arts & crafts. In addition, children can take part in the camp’s unique program of music, drama, improv, and dance. The camp is committed to providing a safe and nurturing environment in which children can learn and grow. Camp Bishopswood has been a special part of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine since the early 1960’s. Located on the picturesque shores of Lake Megunticook near Camden, Maine, Bishopswood is a place where children aged 8 to 16 can enjoy a traditional summer camp experience. The facility was first built in the 1930’s as Camp Merestead, a private camp for girls with a focus on athletics, water sports, and the performing arts. The camp was the first in the state to feature a regulation field hockey field. In the early 1960’s, the Episcopal Camp Foundation purchased the facility and re-opened it as Bishopswood. It has been a co-ed camp since the early 1970’s. At Bishopswood, campers can take part in activities like swimming, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, and arts & crafts. The camp also offers a unique program of music, drama, improv, and dance. The staff is dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment in which kids can discover and explore new things.