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Trinity Basin Preparatory Hosts Art and STEM Summer Camp at Arlington Campus

Two smiling boys stand behind a table with their craft projects, a hallway with doors and lockers visible in the background.

Students at the Arlington campus traded a summer day for something a little more hands-on, gathering for a one-day camp that blended art and STEM into an afternoon of exploration and fun.

Younger campers worked through interactive science experiments, recording observations and testing their own predictions along the way. Older students tackled engineering design challenges, using everyday materials to plan, build, and refine their creations.

In a single day, the camp packed in the kind of real-world learning that sticks — giving students a chance to think like scientists, create like artists, and head home with a little more curiosity than they arrived with.

Two smiling boys stand behind a table with their craft projects, a hallway with doors and lockers visible in the background.
Children sit at a table with craft supplies and lunch bags in the foreground, while adults and other children are visible in the background.
A young boy in a yellow striped shirt smiles while building a structure with marshmallows and toothpicks in the foreground, with a plain room and a cardboard divider in the background.
A young girl with pigtails smiles at the camera in the foreground, with colorful art projects and other children visible in the blurred background.
Children sit at long tables in a brightly lit room, engaged in an activity with craft supplies.