Ready, set, learn – Oak Hill Park is the go-to spot for pint-sized safety scholars this summer. A youth safety camp, scheduled for June 28th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., aims to arm kids aged 6 to 10 with life-saving knowledge, covering everything from fire safety to safe cycling, and now's the time to sign your kiddo up. According to city officials, the camp will dish out snacks, beverages, and lunch, plus it throws in some safety swag like educational materials and a camp T-shirt.

Helmed by seasoned experts, these junior adventurers will move through a full day of safety sessions, games, and activities, making sure that fun and education are mates not foes, it's not just about sitting and learning, it’s about engaging and experiencing the practical side of staying safe, the kind of interactive learning that sticks. If you live within the city limits, the camp costs $47 a pop, while out-of-towners will shell out $52 – a small price to pay for peace of mind and a less-worrisome summer.

The clock's ticking though, with a registration cut-off on June 16th or whenever spots fill up, whichever slams the door first, parents are encouraged to get in quick; officials note that an info email will hit inboxes the week before camp starts, keeping everyone in the loop. Here's your chance to book a spot: just hit up the URL and follow the steps, it's that simple.

Kids grow up fast, and in a world that teems with hazards, knowing how to sidestep danger is a must – and this camp is putting knowledge in their backpacks. Wrap your head around this: the certainty that you've done a solid by giving your kid the tools to navigate the perils of a world that won't always be watching over them, with a safety net of wisdom that's theirs to keep.