Rebel Quest is a day camp for children ages 7 to 13. The program will be held on the Ole Miss campus and will be led by qualified University and community instructors. Each week’s games and activities will revolve around a specific theme. Each week stands alone for registration purposes. Enrollment is limited to 40 per session.
The program fee covers lunch each day and admission to the Turner Center pool, where we end each day with swimming.
Click here to download the printable registration form.
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Rebel Quest Expands this Summer with Nine Weeks of Fun and Learning ... Summer should be more than watching television and punching the snooze button, and for students enrolled in the University of Mississippi's Rebel Quest 2009 program, this summer promises plenty of fun, learning and physical activity.
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Themes for each week
| June 1–5 | A Bug’s Life Nature Discovery and Field Games |
| June 8–12 | Star Trek Astronomy and Team Building Games |
| June 15–19 | Dragonball Z – – Registration for this Week is Full Japanese Language and Games |
| June 22–26 | Wall–E – – Registration for this Week is Full Recycling and Art Week |
| June 29–July 3 | Madagascar Safari Week and Field Games |
| July 6–10 | Night at the Museum – – Registration for this Week is Full Arts and Crafts Week |
| July 13–17 | The Seven Samurai Japanese Culture and Games |
| July 20–24 | Finding Nemo Undersea Life and Sensory Games |
| July 27–31 | Rookie of the Year Sports–Oriented Activities |
Drop-off is from 7:45 - 8:00 a.m. each day at the Turner Center Tennis Courts (behind the Turner Center). Please be prompt!
Pick-up begins at 5:00 p.m. at the backdoor of the Turner Aquatics Center (shares parking lot with tennis courts).
Lunch is provided at the Johnson Commons. Please indicate any special dietary concerns or food allergies on your child’s health form.
Children may wish to bring a water bottle, though we will also take the children to the Union for water and restroom breaks. Any child who brings water is responsible for his or her own bottle.
For more information, contact Jason Wilkins at 662-915-6614 or jewilkin@olemiss.edu.