We are so pleased to present our June newsletter, which highlights many of the activities and adventures we were able to engage in together during the 2022-2023 school year…
Our students make us so proud each and every day, building friendships and enriching each others’ lives through collaborative learning and play!
Thank you for your interest in Fair Acres Country Day School!
We invite you to learn more about our Kindergarten, Pre-K and 3-year-old classes here.
In an effort to help you make an informed decision about where to send your child for Kindergarten, we would like to provide you information about our Kindergarten program: The Kindergarten Decision
We have also compiled answers to some frequently asked questions regarding our Kindergarten: Kindergarten FAQ’s
If you have additional questions, they may be answered here, in our generalFair Acres FAQs.
What people are saying about Kindergarten at Fair Acres:
“We feel that our son’s academic and social growth at Fair Acres since Preschool and now ending his tenure here in Kindergarten has improved exponentially! He went from being a socially shy and academically apprehensive child to a confident, happy and academically flourishing child.”
“My daughter has improved immensely so far. She is reading on her own, speaking Spanish, counting, knows the months in order and more. As well as academically, she has also grown emotionally which is just as important. I don’t have to fight for her to go to school. She wants to go on the weekends. This shows me she is really enjoying it as well.”
Fair Acres Playground “Voted #1 playground on the Cape” (by our students!)
Fair Acres multipurpose recreational center with tennis, basketball, track, and more!
Over 300 feet of sandy beach on spring fed, fresh water Shubael’s Pond.
Meet Philly, the latest addition to the Fair Acres and Larson family. Philly’s name came from the beautiful city of Philadelphia where Molly Larson lived during her veterinarian school experience. Philly was adopted from Golden Hugs Rescue in Vermont, originally from Luna Farms in Alabama. He is just over 1 year old and loves all things puppies like to do, especially being around people. Philly was adopted in November and you may have seen him around as we have been introducing him to the school, children, and Fair Acres property.
With the help of “Nine to Five Canine,” owned by Corinne Leary we are very proud and happy with Philly’s progress. Corinne, the owner, and trainer of Nine to Five Canine, is also a proud Fair Acres Country Day School graduate! Corinne has a background in various training styles and has always said “A trained dog comes in many different forms. Whether a show champion, a canine good citizen, or a dog that simply comes when called, a trained dog is defined by your goals and the work you want to put forth.” Nine to Five Canine works with you and your pup to build a foundation in puppy training, on and off leash obedience, and/or correcting problem behaviors with behavior modification. She sees each dog as an individual as each dog has different motivations due to breed genetics, background, or lifestyle at home, and therefore may learn in a different way than others. Focusing on the individual dog, she can then educate both your dog and you as a handler in the best way possible for your training goals.
Philly went to training with the goal of acclimating to his wonderful new home after bouncing around foster homes. Corinne, Jodi, and Curt worked together to get him settled into his new lifestyle, build his confidence in learning social cues, play styles from other dogs, and work around real-life distractions. Philly learned confidence, new commands, and the rewards that come from following through both on and off a leash. From this, the line of communication was able to be opened between Philly and the Fair Acres family to enjoy a better bond and relationship for years to come.
We are so grateful to keep the Fair Acres dog tradition alive…. Lady, Lucy, and now Philly.
Please welcome Philly to The Fair Acres family with a small treat or a loving pat.
The Kindergarten class is having a BOOK DRIVE to benefit the Independence House in Hyannis!
We are encouraging our families and community members to come together in support of this important initiative!
WHAT: NEW book donations for all ages, infant to adult – inspirational stories, please!
WHEN: We will be accepting donations between May 15th and May 25th
WHERE: Donations can be dropped off in the Fair building and Sanborn building
Thank you for your generous contributions, for supporting the Kindergarten Spring Community Service Project and the Independence House!
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We have limited availability remaining in our 2023-2024 Kindergarten class!
In an effort to help you make an informed decision about where to send your child for Kindergarten, we would like to provide you information about our Kindergarten program: The Kindergarten Decision
We have also compiled answers to some frequently asked questions regarding our Kindergarten: Kindergarten FAQ’s
If you have additional questions, they may be answered here, in our generalFair Acres FAQs.
What people are saying about Kindergarten at Fair Acres:
“We feel that our son’s academic and social growth at Fair Acres since Preschool and now ending his tenure here in Kindergarten has improved exponentially! He went from being a socially shy and academically apprehensive child to a confident, happy and academically flourishing child.”
“My daughter has improved immensely so far. She is reading on her own, speaking Spanish, counting, knows the months in order and more. As well as academically, she has also grown emotionally which is just as important. I don’t have to fight for her to go to school. She wants to go on the weekends. This shows me she is really enjoying it as well.”
Fair Acres Playground “Voted #1 playground on the Cape” (by our students!)
Fair Acres multipurpose recreational center with tennis, basketball, track, and more!
Over 300 feet of sandy beach on spring fed, fresh water Shubael’s Pond.
This year’s April Vacation Camp was an action-packed week, full of fun and friendships, featuring plenty of outdoor games, imaginative play, crafts and nature-based activities!
Our vacation campers made use of the entire campus, and enjoyed engaging with each other in this year’s themes, which included “Bubble Fun,” “Earth Day,” “Ice Cream Social” and “Baseball Day”…
Fair Acres was so happy to be able to offer our Learn-to-Skate program again this year!
This program took place on Tuesdays throughout the month of March at the Hyannis Youth and Community Center. The Pre-K and Kindergarten students traveled by bus to the rink (the bus ride was a huge highlight for the children!), and after lacing up, took to the ice to embark on the adventure of developing their ice skating skills together.
After the first couple of weeks, all of the children were off skating independently, no longer needing to reply on crates for balance. We were amazed by their progress, as they proudly demonstrated their skating abilities!
Our Learn-to-Skate program provides for a whole lot of fun, but also supports our goal of encouraging the development of very important skills, as well as physical activity. Preparing to ice skate requires many fine motor skills, including zipping jackets, tying skates and putting on gloves, and skating improves posture, balance, flexibility and coordination, while enhancing muscle strength and endurance.
Fair Acres is very proud of the long list of alumni, who have gone on to become hockey players and figure skaters, and we are very grateful to our staff, parents, and grandparents, who shared their time and talents with us, to help make this program a huge success!
We have limited availability remaining in our 2023-2024 Kindergarten class!
In an effort to help you make an informed decision about where to send your child for Kindergarten, we would like to provide you information about our Kindergarten program: The Kindergarten Decision
We have also compiled answers to some frequently asked questions regarding our Kindergarten: Kindergarten FAQ’s
If you have additional questions, they may be answered here, in our generalFair Acres FAQs.
What people are saying about Kindergarten at Fair Acres:
“We feel that our son’s academic and social growth at Fair Acres since Preschool and now ending his tenure here in Kindergarten has improved exponentially! He went from being a socially shy and academically apprehensive child to a confident, happy and academically flourishing child.”
“My daughter has improved immensely so far. She is reading on her own, speaking Spanish, counting, knows the months in order and more. As well as academically, she has also grown emotionally which is just as important. I don’t have to fight for her to go to school. She wants to go on the weekends. This shows me she is really enjoying it as well.”
Fair Acres Playground “Voted #1 playground on the Cape” (by our students!)
Fair Acres multipurpose recreational center with tennis, basketball, track, and more!
Over 300 feet of sandy beach on spring fed, fresh water Shubael’s Pond.
Fair Acres Summer Day Camp is seeking dynamic individuals to help create a positive camp experience and memories that will last a lifetime!
If you or someone you know is interested in joining our team and working with our campers, ages 4-12, in the role of Camp Counselor or Lifeguard this summer, please contact us at (508) 420-3288, or via email at info@fairacrescapecod.com. For more information and to complete an application, please visit this page.
Available Roles: Camp Counselor, Lifeguard
Our Summer Camp staff will need to be able to commit to working Monday – Friday from 8 AM to 4 PM, from June 26 – August 25, 2023, and will be offered competitive compensation.
Fair Acres Summer Day Camp is staffed with highly-trained individuals from all over New England, who have proven themselves as outstanding leaders and role models. The majority of our Summer Camp staff return year after year, forming bonds with each other and creating community with our campers.
Last week’s February Vacation Camp was was an action-packed week, full of fun and friendships, featuring imaginative play, crafts, games and nature-based activities!
This year, the children who attended had the opportunity to participate in pajama days, a day full of cooking (featuring pancakes and pizza…YUM!), and an extra-special polar exploration all about penguins!
If you are interested in learning more about our February and April Vacation Camps, please contact us!