Summer Camp Sports Specialist

Bank Street School for Children (BSC) – Children’s Programs

Pay Rates:
$22-24.00 per hour

Bank Street Summer Camp uses educational professionals and recreational learning to create developmentally focused programs and experiences that are open to any children entering pre-kindergarten through eighth grade (ages 4 to 13). Each day, campers will participate in specialized activities that explore a range of topics, such as Spanish, theater, or STEAM, led by education professionals. Campers will also swim twice a week and go on weekly field trips. The camp day runs from 8:30 AM – 3:15 PM.

As part of Children’s Programs at Bank Street, each camp group is located in its own air-conditioned classroom complete with a variety of developmentally appropriate materials. Campers use the outdoor deck and roof as well as the nearby fields and playgrounds located just half a block away in Riverside Park.

• Wednesday, June 17 (3:00-5:00 PM)
• Thursday, June 18 (10:00 AM- 3:00 PM)
• Saturday, June 20 Classroom Set-up Day (9:00 AM-4:00 PM)

• Previous experience in a camp , coaching, or classroom setting is required.
• Previous experience working at Bank Street is preferred.
• Completion or working towards a Masters degree in Education preferred.
• Must be 21 years of age by the start of camp.
• Must hold certifications in First Aid & CPR or attend training provided by Bank Street Summer Camp
• Must attend Camp Staff Orientation before camp begins.
• Must complete full Bank Street College of Education background check including fingerprinting and health physical before camp begins.

• Responsible for up to 20 campers at once in a class;
• Attend any camp check-ins before and after campers leave for the day.
• Manages group dynamics and mediates conflicts between campers.

Plans daily activities and curriculum.

• • Organize and oversee daily sports activities and schedules.
  • Create lesson/activity plans.
• Act as a liaison between campers, staff, and parents as needed.
• Maintains daily communication with the Unit Head.
• Communicates with families in conjunction with the Unit Head if necessary.
• Enforce camp rules and maintain discipline when necessary.
• Support groups on field trip days and other times outside the building.
• Prioritize camper’s safety inside and outside the building
• Lead campers on public transportation, which may include the subway or bus.
• Maintain accurate records of camper attendance, incidents, and activities.
• Administer basic first aid and coordinate with medical staff if needed.
• Ensure camp facilities remain clean and organized.