All programs require pre-registration unless otherwise noted.

To register for programs, please fill out a program registration form mail or drop off at the township building or register online for select programs. Please review our Cancellation & Refund Policy.

Harry Potter’s Magical Summer University One-Night Blowout

Tues July 29^th

6:00pm-8:30pm

Ages: 7-12

Fee: $45 Residents/ $55 Non Residents

Fischer’s Park Bull Pen Pavilion (event will be held at the township building if rain)

Instructor: The Brandywine Learning Center

Wands! New defense-against-the-dark-arts and dueling wizards’ scenarios! A challenge to rescue your classmates! Disgustingly-flavored jellybeans! Sorting hat ceremony! A new murky potion to test! Honeydukes! What could be more enchanting for an evening of summer fun under the stars? New and old students will be spellbound through new adventures, challenges, and potions! We will discuss Harry, Ron, and Hermione’s adventures at the Three Broomsticks, then travel to Honeydukes and Zonkos to spend galleons. New spells will be learned, and the sorting of first years! No previous Potter experience is necessary. As always, students are welcome to dress in robes and to bring their Potter paraphernalia to show. Please have your child wear old clothes, and bring a water bottle. Students are provided with galleons to spend. The evening is facilitated by an enchanting teacher form The Brandywine Learning Center.

Class is cancelled due to low enrollment

One Day PSAT and SAT Preparation Institute Lab

Saturday Aug 9^th  Noon – 6:00 pm

Ages: 13 and up

Fee:  $140 Residents /$150 Non-Residents

Location:  Towamencin Municipal Complex Meeting Hall

Instructor: Brandywine Learning Center, Inc.

Students find out where they stand and see firsthand what to expect!  This 6.5 hour, hands-on practical lab is highly effective for students anywhere in the P/SAT prep process – whether they are just getting an idea of what the SAT is all about, starting to prepare or readying for the next official sitting. The class will start with a brief overview including general strategies such as when and how to guess, and pacing techniques. A full-length, proctored SAT practice test will be administered.  Integrated between sections, students will receive test taking tips and strategies that they can directly apply in the proceeding portion of the test. Students will receive a diagnostic analysis of their practice test results and the areas in need of study.  Students should bring a brown bag lunch, drink, calculator, two pencils, and a highlighter.