Do you get anxious when you think about the summer? Does your Bar Mitzvah Boy stress about getting into the camp of his choice with his friends? Oholei Torah is expanding to remove this stress off our talmidim and parents.
After two smashing amazing months in Camp Gan Yisroel YKK campers in the B+ division reflect on the amazing summer and things they started to do and learnt during these past two months and how it will help them in the coming year in school.
When the Director of YKTH, Eli Rosenfeld, together with Menahel Gashmi Chaim Heber, set out to create an entire summer program from scratch, they could not have imagined just how incredible it would turn out to be. They had achieved the impossible.
Week 6 at CGI YKK was packed with exciting activities, trips, special night activity events. memorable this week was the paintball and white water rafting trips.
This past 15 of Av –YKK – Gan Yisroel held a special fleishig meal– as a Seudah Ho’oda in merit of HaRav HaGaon, R’ Yitzchok Raitport, Shlita. HaRav Raitport is recovering from a recent bout with Covid 19 that affected him in a most serious manner.
CGI YKK had another fun filled and action packed week this past week, finishing the camps third week with a bang.
The campers and staff of Yeshivas Kayitz Kingston (YKK) enjoyed another meaningful and fun-packed week of camp, rounding off an amazing second week.
Camp Gan Izzy of Plano, Texas had its summer plans cut short Tuesday, after two campers and two staff members tested positive for COVID-19.
New York State’s mandated closure of summer camps just days before the summer season was a tough pill for camps and kids alike. But Camp Emunah will not close it’s doors for the summer season, instead, it’s moving camp grounds.
Close to 50 boys from grades four to seven are lucky enough to be joining the wide range of activities, from ziplining and daily clubs to challah baking and late night ice cream parties at the CKids Gan Yisroel overnight camp in Florida.
After receiving the news that its overnight camp was not to be this year, Gan Yisroel Parksville immediately began plans to create a day camp for the boys. The news was announced in a letter to parents.
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont signed an executive order prohibiting resident camps (sleep away camps) for this summer. The order signed last night effectively closes Camp Chomeish, the one Lubavitch overnight camp that had announced its plans to open.
As the summer comes to an end, and the school year begins, CGI UL Boys shares the amazing and successful summer they had. From the atmosphere to the learning, this summer will not be forgotten for a long time.
After six short weeks campers and staff wished each other their best as they embarked on their respective journey homes, marking another successful summer packed with meaningful memories, powerful lessons, and immeasurable growth.
The week started off in the Turkey basketball where campers prepared to leave camp due to numerous code violations, when in fact it was a breakout for color war! Teams Tevia and the winning team of Kmoso battled it out through the plays and skits, from MBP to cheering, from the beginning this was a hard fought battle. The fun filled week included a visit to the Ohel, and the sad moment when the campers had to say goodbye.
As CGI Florida completed their 13th summer, the campers and staff posed for group and bunk photos.
On the final Friday of the summer, campers and staff gathered to mark camp’s Bar Mitzvah year by celebrating the achievements of all campers as part their 13th annual MBP Award ceremony.
