Summer Camp
Places and Landmarks
National Symbols
History
Culture & Traditions
100

How many days do the campers sleep at Summer Camps?

14 days

100

This mountain is the highest point in St Kitts.

Mount Liamuiga

100

This bird can be seen diving down at the bayfront.

Brown Pelican

100

Saints and Nevis gained independence in ?

1983

100

Saltfish, Coconut Dumplin, Breadfruit, and Plantain

National Dish

200

Name a past Summer Camp Director.

Sahira Joesph

200

This railway is known as the last remaining railway in the West Indies.

The St Kitts Scenis Railway

200

What is the name of this red flower?

Poinciana

200

The historic event is celebrated every year on September 19

Independence Day

200

This dance is often performed during cultural celebrations

Masquerade

300

What was the color of the camp shirt in 2023?

Green

300

This national park is known as the Gibraltar of the West Indies  

Brimstone Hill 

300

Red, Green, Black, Yellow, and White represents the

The National Flag

300

This industry was once the main economic activity in St Kitts.

Sugar Industry 

300

This national celebration showcases the culture, music, and traditions of St Kitts and Nevis

Sugar Mas (Carnival)

400

Name the 3 dorms starting with the letter E.

Emerging, Empowered and Engaged.

400

This place is known for natural hot springs and beautiful beaches

Nevis

400

This is the motto that our country stands on

Country Above Self

400

This nickname is often used for people from St Kitts and Nevis

Kittitian and Nevisians

400

The Summer Festival that is celebrated during Emancipation Day/ August Monday

Culturama

500

Name the last two major events for Summer Camp.

Parade and Banquet

500

This viewpoint is famous for showing the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean meeting.

Timothy Hill

500

This symbol includes a shield, ship and a plant

Coat of Arms

500

Name the only living National Hero in St Kitts and Nevis

Dr Sir Kennedy Simmonds

500

This type of storytelling uses songs, dances, and performances to pass traditions from from one generation to another.

Folklore