UUWA Curriculum & Cost

Community Building

Young wizards make new friends and discover new ways of being in community with one another.

Purpose Driven

Our programming centers around Unitarian Universalist values which are rooted in liberation.

Oodles of Fun

Play is how we teach and learn at UUWA - with dance breaks and loads of creative projects!

2023 Tuition Fees

For UUFHC Members & Staff:
Free, offered as a part of our annual Faith Formation program. Students must still register for camp separately!

For UUFHC Member Relatives:
For all students - $150

For Non-UUFHC Members:
First student cost - $250
Additional students* - $225

Before & After Care:
(Fee applied daily and individually for both before and after care.)
First student cost - $25 
Additional students* - $10

​* From the same family.

2023 Schedule

​8:00 - 9:00 Before Care*
8:45 - 9:00 Student Drop Off
9:00 - 11:30 Morning Session
11:30 - 12:30 Packed Lunch
12:30 - 4:00 Afternoon Session
4:00 - 6:00 After Care*
* Offered at an additional cost.

House Pride

Wizard students at UUWA are sorted into one of four multi-age houses in which they will spend the first part of each camp day. These spaces, which allow for mentoring relationships to grow between older and younger students, offer a sense of identity and comradery. We call this spirit of community building "House pride" - and you shouldn't be surprised if your wizard asks to wear their house colors all week!

Making magic with meaning

UUWA is centered on Unitarian Universalist values and teachings. This year, we'll be using The Five Smooth Stones of Liberal Religion to guide our programming. During classes each day through the week, we will explore the meaning of a different stone:
  • Monday - Agency
  • Tuesday - Respect
  • Wednesday - Justice
  • Thursday - Possibility
  • Friday - Hope
UUWA aims to take the best inspiration from the world of Harry Potter and transform it into something more loving, inclusive, and in line with our Unitarian Universalist values. We firmly denounce J.K. Rowling and her harmful views on trans rights, fatphobia, racism, and antisemitism. We make no defense of the Harry Potter franchise in light of the author’s position on these and other things and therefore we do not use any official Harry Potter characters, themes, merchandise, or stories in our programming. UUWA is what the Wizarding World could have been if it had been radically inclusive and accepting. 

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