Babysitter's Course B (Apr 16)
- Fri, Apr 16 - 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tween and Teen Programs at the YMCA of Greenwich help build physical fitness and confidence and provide creative and educational opportunities to inspire and challenge young minds. Join us for a balanced approach to growth and development in a supportive community.
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Make the most of your afternoons at the Y with the Greenwich Strength Club! Designed for teens in grades 7–10, this co-ed program offers a fun, supportive environment to build strength, improve fitness, and gain confidence. Whether you're new to working out or looking to take your fitness to the next level, you'll have the freedom to train at your own pace with guided workout programs and support from our expert trainers.
Bring your friends, meet new people, and make the Y your go-to spot after school! All fitness levels are welcome, and every participant receives a FREE fitness evaluation to help kick-start their journey.
Program Details
Who: Teens in Grades 7–10
When: Monday–Thursday | 2:30–4:00 PM
Y Members: $89/month
Non-Members: $129/month
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Begins October 28! Meetings are twice monthly; days and times TBD.
Y Achievers is a national YMCA program that helps high school students explore college and career pathways while developing leadership, academic, and life skills.
At the YMCA of Greenwich, participants meet monthly and take part in activities focused on mentorship, career exploration, academic support, and college and career readiness. Through guest speakers, networking opportunities, community service, and skill-building workshops, students gain valuable experience to prepare for life after graduation.
Highlights include a Spring Break College Tour, college fairs and tours, resume writing and interview preparation, and opportunities for personal and leadership development.
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Begins Tuesday, November 10th! Meetings are weekly on Mondays from 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM.
The Connecticut YMCA Youth & Government program gives students the opportunity to step into the roles of legislators and leaders, debate real issues, write bills, and experience the democratic process firsthand.
This hands-on civic learning program allows you to explore how government works — not as a spectator, but as an active citizen. Students elect their own leaders, research and debate their own ideas, and support policies that reflect their values and vision for their communities.
The program culminates in a state-level conference where students gather in Hartford, CT to debate their bills on the floor of the legislature at the Connecticut State Capitol.
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Begins Friday, September 25! Meetings are on Fridays, 4:30PM - 5:30PM.
Leaders Club is a nationwide YMCA program that gives teens the opportunity to become leaders and changemakers in their communities through service, mentorship, and personal development.
Participants meet weekly and follow a curriculum that focuses on seven key areas of growth: academic behaviors, belonging, growth mindset, interpersonal skills, problem solving, self-advocacy, and self-efficacy. Working in small groups, students design and lead projects that provide meaningful service to their local communities — gaining hands-on leadership experience along the way.
Each group is student-led and advisor-supported, allowing participants to grow as leaders throughout their middle school and high school years, while mentoring younger participants. Leaders Club welcomes all students who express interest. There are no academic requirements to join — instead, the program uses a strength-based approach that helps every participant build on their unique skills and abilities.
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Sharpen your skills and elevate your game! This clinic focuses on drills, fundamentals, and scrimmages to help pre-teens, tweens, and teens improve technique, build confidence, and play as a team in a supportive, high-energy environment.
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A limited opportunity for our youth to practice skills learned in their boxing classes or for those that simply want to punch the bag. In this hour a wellness associate will monitor the room to ensure safe usage is followed. This is not a structure workout, but rather an opportunity for our youth to access a typical adult only space. Bring your own gloves!
Drop in anytime within the hour. Stay the whole time or just some of it, it is your choice! Registration is not required. Only open to members.
At the YMCA of Greenwich, we provide teens with access to a variety of spaces and programs that support physical activity, independence, and healthy habits. The guidelines below outline age requirements, supervision policies, and designated teen hours for the Wellness Center, Base Fitness, Boxing Loft, Indoor Basketball Court, and Alumni Pool. These policies are designed to ensure a safe and positive experience for all members as teens grow in confidence and strength.
We are committed to ensuring any family, regardless of financial status, feels welcome to sign up for membership and programs at the Y.
We are more than happy to walk families through the Financial Aid Application, via phone, email, or in person. This application can be submitted at any time and takes up to a week to process with the appropriate supplemental documents.
To learn more about the financial assistance we offer, visit our Financial Aid page.