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Trinity Basin Preparatory Hosts Art and STEM Camps at South Campus

A young boy with blond hair smiles at the camera while drawing on cardboard in the foreground, with other students and a whiteboard visible in the blurred background of a classroom.

The classrooms at Trinity Basin South Campus buzzed with energy this summer as students of all ages tackled hands-on art and STEM projects during the campus's summer camp program.

Younger campers dove into a float-or-sink science experiment, using colorful plastic eggs, crayons, and simple charts to make predictions and record their findings — getting an early taste of the scientific method in action.

Older students took on an engineering design challenge, sketching out structures and prototypes using cardboard and drinking straws. The open-ended project pushed them to think critically, iterate on their ideas, and learn from one another.

Together, the activities gave students a chance to explore science, technology, engineering, and math in a way that felt less like school and more like discovery — exactly the kind of summer learning Trinity Basin South Campus aims to provide.

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A young boy with blond hair smiles at the camera while drawing on cardboard in the foreground, with other students and a whiteboard visible in the blurred background of a classroom.
A young boy in a neon shirt raises his hand in a classroom with colorful Easter eggs on his desk, while other children work at their desks in the background.
A young Black girl with pink glasses and her hair in two buns smiles at the camera while sitting at a desk with a paper and marker, with another child and classroom desks in the background.
A young boy in a gray t-shirt draws on cardboard at a desk in the foreground, while other children work at desks in the blurred background.
A young girl with dark hair in pigtails, wearing a pink shirt, sits at a desk with a carton of chocolate milk and a piece of cardboard, while a whiteboard and a rolling cart are visible in the background.