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Brooks Campus

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Creepy Crawly Camp Come explore the wonderful world of bugs by looking closer…a lot closer…at the fascinating creatures they all are. Our closer look begins with microscopes and various tools to bring them and their world into perspective. Campers will explore bugs in nature and go on a bug hunt. Enjoy a week of bug-themed activities, crafts and games, including making yummy edible bug snacks! Course ID: SK 0906 Tues-Fri, July 2–5, 9am-12pm, $99

Pets and Vets Caring for pets, safety around animals and discovering the duties of a vet are some of the educational, creative, and fun activities in this class. Learn animal behavior facts, tricks, and tips on grooming, feeding, and becoming a responsible pet owner. Course ID: SK 0914 Tues-Fri, July 2-5, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Creepy Crawly Camp and Pets and Vets for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0913

Small Fries Are you coming home on empty? Learn to whip up a week’s worth of simple, fun, and tasty snacks. Have fun playing games and get familiar with kitchen basics, kitchen safety and how to make healthier snacks. Eat and share your creations each day! **NOTE: Any food allergies must be identified at time of registration. Course ID: SK 0917 Mon-Thurs, July 8-11, 9am-12pm, $99

Art MonstersCalling all Art Monsters! Do you know a child that would just love to build, create and have fun?  If you do, then this course is for them!  Dur-ing this week of fun, there will be an opportunity to explore with different mediums like water colors, papier-mâché, pastels and pencil drawings.  The course will also include learning how to die fabrics, so a plain white T-shirt is required.  Each day will be something new! Course ID: SK 0909Mon-Thurs, July 8-11, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Small Fries and Art Monsters for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0928

Fit K idzKids will have a fun-filled week participating in a wide variety of fitness activities. Kids will build strength, flexibility, and coordina-tion as they stay active and have fun while participating in activi-

ties such as team games, obstacle courses, circuits, running games and relays, outdoor treasure hunts, parachute games, dance, crafts

and snacks. These fitness activities and interactive games will chal-lenge children’s physical abilities and stimulate their growing minds.

Instructor: Alberta Sport and Development Centre. Course ID: SK 0934Mon-Thurs, July 15-18, 9am-12pm, $99

MAd Sc ient is ts Explore the world of science through fun, hands-on experiments! Learn about science through exploring the concepts of look, touch, smell, hear and taste with projects, crafts and edible science experiments. Course ID: SK 0900 Wed, July 3, 9:30-11:30am, $34

The Playdough Club Do you love to create with Play-Doh? Let your imagination run wild as you make your own play dough, build amazing creations and then tell stories using your creations at the main characters. Take home your play dough creations at the end of the day. Course ID: SK 0905 Wed, July 10, 9:30am-11:30am, $34

Small Fries Cook up concoctions, including healthy snacks and tasty treats that are sure to be irresistible to any child’s taste buds! Decorate your very own chef’s hat to take home! Course ID: SK 0908Wed, July 17, 9:30am-11:30am, $34

PeeWee Picasso Dress for mess and artistic success! Explore the world around you and make works of art from everyday objects. From painting to pastels your little artist will bring home masterpieces. Course ID: SK 0901 Wed, July 24, 9:30am-11:30am, $34

Superheroes and PrincessesIt’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s a princess? Superheros and Princesses unite to discover their very own super powers. Come dressed as your favorite superhero or princess for a morning of crafts, games and activi-ties. Course ID: SK 0912 Wed. July 31, 9:30am-11:30am, $34

Movin ’ and Groovin ’ If you like to move and groove this camp was made for you. Campers will engage in fun physical activity through movements in dance, games and much more! Course ID: SK 0925 Wed, Aug 7, 9:30am-11:30am, $34

Camp Out Bring your pajamas for an exciting camp out experi-ence. Pitch a tent and cook your very own can out snack. Create a backyard adventure craft, sing camp-fire songs and participate in exciting camping games and activities. Course ID: SK 0922 Wed, Aug 14, 9:30am-11:30am, $34

Little TykesAges 3-5 Take one course for $34

or 3 for $89

Movin’UP

Ages 5-7

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Yoga for KidsAges 5-8 In this exciting class children will have an opportunity to explore their imaginations, get creative, and have fun, while experienc-ing Yoga. Research shows that when children do yoga in a playful but structured environment, they begin to develop better body awareness and the initial tools for better concentration, coordination and bal-ance. While “playing” yoga they may hiss like snakes in the Cobra pose, or learn to balance on one foot while standing tall like trees. Students will enjoy nature hikes, yoga games, storytelling, music, and crafts. So slither, hop, or fly right over to yoga class! All they need to bring is their imagination. Instructor: Shelley Rosland Course ID: SK 0935Mon-Thurs, July 15-18, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Fit Kids and Yoga for Kids for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0937

Dinosaur Discovery Journey to the land of the dinosaur! Travel back through time making big dinosaur prints, excavating a mini bone bed and examining real fossils as we explore the world of the Tyrannosaurus Rex. Learn about dino-saurs and create great dino crafts while making friends and having fun. Course ID: SK 0933 Mon-Thurs, July22-25, 9am-12pm, $99

LEGO Construct ion Camp Calling all future architects and engineers!  Use pulleys and levers, build bridges, and master feats of engineering with Lego and other materi-als. The only limit is your imagination. This class offers fun and variety as we will build with both traditional LEGO® bricks and Dacto Lego kits. Introduce your child to the world of ideas, creativity and inventions. Course ID: SK 0923 Mon-Thurs, July 22-25, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Dinosaur Discovery and Lego Construction Camp for $179 - Lunch Supervision Provided Course ID: SK 0938

Sweet Trea ts Join us in the kitchen to whip up some captivating creations. Create fun cupcakes, cake pops, cakes, food crafts and delicious treats that taste and look good! There will even be a visit from Strawberry Shortcake as she whips up some tasty strawberry treats. Share your creations with your family as we know a homemade treat and a glass of milk is all we need to remind us how sweet life is!  **NOTE: Any food allergies must be identified at time of registration. Course ID: SK 0939Mon-Thurs, July 29-Aug. 1, 9am-12pm, $99

Pets and Vets Caring for pets, safety around animals and discovering the duties of a vet are some of the educational, creative, and fun activities in this class. Learn animal behavior facts, tricks, and tips on grooming, feeding, and becoming a responsible pet owner. Course ID: SK 0914 Mon-Thurs, July 29-Aug. 1, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Sweet Treats and Pets and Vets for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0940

On the Loose with Dr. SeussDr. Seuss is on the Loose! From Cat in the Hat to Green Eggs and Ham even the Grinch will appear if he can! We’ll have so much fun with paint and glue; come along and see what you can do. Dive into the Wacky World of Dr. Seuss as you explore stories, compete in zany activities and create outrageous crafts. Course ID: SK 0941 Tues-Fri, Aug 6-9, 9am-12pm, $99

Superheroes and Princesses It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s a princess? Superheros and Princesses unite to discover their very own super powers and create their very own costumes. They will transform their classroom into a magic castle and a superhero wonderland! Campers learn what it takes to be superheros and princesses in their own communities, participate in fitness chal-lenges and create snacks fit for a king. Course ID: SK 0942 Tues-Fri, Aug 6-9, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both On the Loose with Dr. Seuss and Superheroes and Princesses for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0945

Lego Construct ion Camp Calling all future architects and engineers!  Use pulleys and levers, build bridges, and master feats of engineering with Lego and other materi-als. The only limit is your imagination. This class offers fun and variety as we will build with both traditional LEGO® bricks and Dacto Lego kits. Introduce your child to the world of ideas, creativity and inventions. Course ID: SK 0923 Mon-Thurs, Aug 12-15, 9am-12pm, $99

Sc ien ’ Tw istsAre you ready to explore the wacky world of science? In this exciting camp you will perform lots of experiments each day. You will go bug hunting, collect interesting pond specimens and even make your own erupting volcano. This camp is all about science but with a big twist of fun! Course ID: SK 0911 Mon-Thurs, Aug. 12-15, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Lego Construction Camp and Scien’TWISTS for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0948

Creepy Crawly Camp - Pg. 2Scien’TWISTS - Pg. 3Dinosaur Discovery - Pg. 3Lego Construction Camp -Pg. 3, 4, & 5 CSI Camp - Pg. 5 Gross Out Science - Pg. 5 Mind Blowing Science - Pg. 6 Spa Science - Pg. 7

Science Camps

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Computers 10 1Exercise your brain this summer. Kids will undertake mini-projects while learning how to create posters, fun greeting cards, newsletters, brochures, flyers and slideshows. Kids will be introduced to all the pro-grams in the Microsoft Office Suite. Course ID: SK 0965 Tues-Fri, July 2-5, 9am-12pm, $99

Chopped! K ids in the Kitchen Mini chefs will learn different cooking techniques each day and then apply those skills and their creativity as they cook items with secret in-gredients each day just like chefs on the Food Network show Chopped. Kids will learn to find recipes on the internet and in cook books that will incorporate the secret ingredients and then they will work together to whip up tasty meals. **NOTE: Any food allergies must be identified at time of registration. Course ID: SK 0936Tues-Fri, July 2-5, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Computers 101 and Chopped! Kids in the Kitchen for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0966

Crea tive Ca ts If you have a creative cat in your family, this course is for them! The main focus will be drawing and exploring creativity. Students will learn different drawing techniques, and have the opportunity to explore a variety of drawing supplies, surfaces, and styles.  There will also be a chance to learn about traditional and contemporary artists. Course ID: SK 0918Mon-Thurs, July 8-11, 9am-12pm, $99

Broadway Bound Do you love to perform? Come join us this summer for the chance to dance and act in a Musical Theatre Production! Shake your groove thing to the style of jazz, Broadway and hip hop. Learn skills for dancing and acting on stage! The experience culminates in a Musical Theatre performance filled with dance, songs, scenes and exciting production numbers. Course ID: SK 0921Mon-Thurs, July 8-11, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Creative Cats and Broadway Bound for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0967

Fit K idzKids will have a fun-filled week participating in a wide variety of fitness activities. Kids will build strength, flexibility, and coordination as they stay active and have fun while participating in activities such as team games, obstacle courses, circuits, running games and relays, outdoor treasure hunts, parachute games, dance, crafts and snacks. These fitness activities and interactive games will challenge children’s physical abili-ties and stimulate their growing minds. Instructor: Alberta Sport and Development Centre. Course ID: SK 0934Mon.-Thurs, July 15-18, 9am-12pm, $99

Yoga for Kids Ages 5-8 In this exciting class children will have an opportunity to explore their imaginations, get creative, and have fun, while experienc-ing Yoga. Research shows that when children do yoga in a playful but structured environment, they begin to develop better body awareness and the initial tools for better concentration, coordination and bal-ance. While “playing” yoga they may hiss like snakes in the Cobra pose, or learn to balance on one foot while standing tall like trees. Students will enjoy nature hikes, yoga games, storytelling, music, and crafts. So slither, hop, or fly right over to yoga class! All they need to bring is their imagination. Instructor: Shelley Rosland. Course ID: SK 0935Mon.-Thurs, July 15-18, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Fit Kids and Yoga for Kids for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0937

Stuffed You will have ‘sew’ much fun in this class! Turn gloves, socks, sweaters, and loose buttons into your own lovable stuffed creatures. Create one-of-a-kind creations for your bedroom, including pillows and banner for your room! Learn to sew by hand and add embellishments and other sparkly items to your creations. No previous sewing experience neces-sary. Course ID: SK 0968Mon-Thurs, July 22-25, 9am-12pm, $99

Harry Potter The most exciting Harry Potter Summer yet! Our camp is packed with wizarding fun! The professor kicks off the camp by sorting the first years into one of four houses – Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, or Sly-therin. From there, young wizards magically spend their days concoct-ing potions, practicing spells, and earning house points. Get ready to have adventures within the forbidden forest, partake in a wizard chess tournament, and play Quidditch – as realistically as possible sans flying brooms! Course ID: SK 0969Mon-Thurs, July 22-25, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Stuffed and Harry Potter for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0972

Junk Ba t tles Are you up to the challenge of creating projects using only the “junk” provided in class? Use your science and engineering skills to compete in battles such as the Super Slingers, Bridge Challenge or the Battle of the Boats. Create cool junk projects using items that otherwise would have been headed for the trash. According to Thomas Edison – “to invent, you need a good pile of junk.” Course ID: SK 0974Mon-Thurs, July 29-Aug 1, 9am-12pm, $99

Lego Construct ion Camp Calling all future architects and engineers!  Use pulleys and levers, build bridges, and master feats of engineering with Lego and other materi-als. The only limit is your imagination. This class offers fun and variety as we will build with both traditional LEGO® bricks and Dacto Lego kits. Introduce your child to the world of ideas, creativity and inventions. Course ID: SK 0978 Mon-Thurs, July 29-Aug 1, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Junk Battles and Lego Construction Camp for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0975

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Gross Out Sc ience If you like ooey gooey, slippery, slimy, smell bad, look disgusting, bac-teria growing kind of science that makes people scream with delight, then this is the camp for you. Only certified kid grossologists will be able to handle the adventures contained here. Come prepared to get messy and discover a whole new level of “YUCK”! Join us for a hilarious journey of all things that are NOT allowed at the dinner table! Course ID: SK 0929 Tues-Fri, Aug 6-9, 9am-12pm, $99

Dangerous Boys & Daring Girls This camp is only for the daring and dangerous! Compete in scavenger hunts, obstacle courses, mental challenges and other games. Explore all kinds of exciting adventures. Make slingshots, lava lamps, water bombs, friendship bracelets, the coolest paper airplane ever and learn how to be a spy! Campers should come dressed for the outdoors in clothes that are acceptable to get dirty and/or wet with proper shoes that cover the entire foot. Course ID: SK 0976 Tues-Fri, Aug 6-9, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Gross Out Science and Dangerous Boys & Daring Girls for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0977

Tweens & TeensAges 9+

CSI Camp Experience a day in the life of a drug-testing lab technician. Campers become lab techs to discover how science catches cheaters. Outfitted in your lab coat you will also learn how doctors diagnose and treat some sport related injuries including matching x-rays to patients, arm casting and ankle taping. But wait-there’s been a murder in the athlete’s village and it’s up to you to ID the suspect using forensic science including bite impressions, finger printing and DNA extractions. Course ID: SK 0953Tues-Fri, July 2-5, 9am-12pm, $99

Dangerous Boys & Daring Girls This camp is only for the daring and dangerous! Compete in scavenger hunts, obstacle courses, mental challenges and other games. Explore all kinds of exciting adventures. Make slingshots, lava lamps, water bombs, friendship bracelets, the coolest paper airplane ever and learn how to be a spy! Campers should come dressed for the outdoors in clothes that are acceptable to get dirty and/or wet with proper shoes that cover the entire foot. Course ID: SK 0980Tues-Fri, July 2-5, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both CSI Camp and Dangerous Boys & Daring Girls for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0981

Computers 10 1Exercise your brain this summer. Kids will undertake mini-projects while learning how to create posters, fun greeting cards, newsletters, bro-chures, flyers and slideshows. Kids will be introduced to all the programs in the Microsoft Office Suite. Course ID: SK 0982 Mon-Thurs, July 8-11, 9am-12pm, $99

Chopped! K ids in the Kitchen Mini chefs will learn different cooking techniques each day and then apply those skills and their creativity as they cook items with secret in-gredients each day just like chefs on the Food Network show Chopped. Kids will learn to find recipes on the internet and in cook books that will incorporate the secret ingredients and then they will work together to whip up tasty meals. **NOTE: Any food allergies must be identified at time of registration. Course ID: SK 0936 Mon-Thurs, Aug 12-15, 9am-12pm, $99

Lego Construct ion Camp Calling all future architects and engineers!  Use pulleys and levers, build bridges, and master feats of engineering with Lego and other materi-als. The only limit is your imagination. This class offers fun and variety as we will build with both traditional LEGO® bricks and Dacto Lego kits. Introduce your child to the world of ideas, creativity and inventions. Course ID: SK 0978 Mon-Thurs, Aug 12-15, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Chopped! Kids in the Kitchen and Lego Construction Camp for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0979

Junk Ba t tle Are you up to the challenge of creating projects using only the “junk” provided in class? Use your science and engineering skills to compete in battles such as the Super Slingers, Bridge Challenge or the Battle of the Boats. Create cool junk projects using items that otherwise would have been headed for the trash. According to Thomas Edison – “to invent, you need a good pile of junk.” Course ID: SK 0983Mon-Thurs, July 8-11, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Computers 101 and Junk Battle for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0984

Restaurant WarsGet started in the restaurant business! Start out by developing a theme and name for your restaurant, creating a logo, designing a menu and then cooking all the recipes on your menu. At the end of the week you will set up a mock restaurant and invite your family to the Grand Open-ing of your restaurant. Course ID: SK 0985Mon-Thurs, July 15-18, 9am-12pm, $99

Hunger Games Based on the popular novel, “ The Hunger Games”, this course will teach you everything from strategy to outdoor survival. Learn how to make fires, track animals and basic survival skills. Once assigned to your dis-trict, you will learn the traditional crafts and activities of your homeland. Campers will compete in scavenger hunts, obstacle course, mental chal-lenges and other games. Students will not experiment or learn about any of the violent acts and topics in the Hunger Games. Course ID: SK 0959Mon-Thurs, July 15-18, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Restaurant Wars and Hunger Games for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0986

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FUNdamental F itness Youth will have a fun-filled week participating in a wide variety of fitness activities. Kids will build strength, flexibility, and coordination as they stay active and have fun while participating in activities such as team games, obstacle courses, circuits, running games and relays, outdoor treasure hunts, parachute games, dance, crafts and snacks. These fitness activi-ties and interactive games will challenge children’s physical abilities and stimulate their growing minds. Instructor: Alberta Sport and Develop-ment Centre. Course ID: SK 0987Mon-Thurs, July 22-25, 9am-12pm, $99

Yoga for Youth In this exciting class youth will have an opportunity to explore their imaginations, get creative, and have fun, while experiencing Yoga. This class will encourage a deeper sense of body awareness, self-exploration and interpersonal skills. Alive with flowing sequences, balancing poses, breathing exercises, and creative relaxation techniques, youth are sure to relish in their selves. As well, partner poses and cooperative yoga games inspire positive peer interactions that they are sure to carry into their everyday lives! Instructor: Shelley Rosland. Course ID: SK 0952 Mon-Thurs, July 22-25, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both FUNdamental Fitness and Yoga for Youth for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0988

Digital Photography & ScrapbookingPreserve your memories while creating new ones! During this camp you will take pictures with your digital camera and create a scrapbook with your photos! Learn basic photography techniques, how to use your digital camera to its full potential, and how to edit photos using basic features of Photoshop. Learn how to use your photos to create a canvas frame, cards, album pages and many other creative crafts that will show off your pictures **note: Students can bring their own photos from home as well. Bring your digital camera and a USB stick. Course ID: SK 0962Mon-Thurs, July 29-Aug.1, 9am-12pm, $99

Aspir ing Artist This camp is for all those aspiring artists who would like to demon-strate their creativity through painting, drawing and mixed-media. While experimenting with an exciting variety of the artist’s tools, students will learn to explore and trust their imaginations and creative instincts. Course ID: SK 0950Mon-Thurs, July 29-Aug. 1, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Digital Photography & Scrapbooking and Aspiring Artist for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0989

Mind Blowing Sc ienceAre you ready to mix up some wild wacky science test tube adven-tures? Each day you will uncover some “science secrets” by doing your own experiments. By the end of the week you will be able to WOW your friends and family with cool experiments at home. There will be eruptions, “fizzing” powders, slime, and much, much more as you discover the wonders of science in a test tube! You will have to see it to believe it! Now you hold the answers to all the science secrets. Share if you dare!! Course ID: SK 0954Tues-Fri, Aug 6-9, 9am-12pm, $99

Restaurant Wars Get started in the restaurant business! Start out by developing a theme and name for your restaurant, creating a logo, designing a menu and then cooking all the recipes on your menu. At the end of the week you will set up a mock restaurant and invite your family to the Grand Opening of your restaurant. Course ID: SK 0985 Tues-Fri, Aug 6-9, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Mind Blowing Science and Restaurant Wars for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0990

Insequ ins School of Dance - Dance Camps

Ages 3-4. Shake your sillies out and groove to the music! Children will learn the basics of dance and exploring movement in relation to space and sound. They will explore a variety of dance forms such creative dance, ballet, tap and stretching. Instructor: Miss Kaleesha – InSe-quins School of Dance. Location: In Sequins School of Dance Course ID: SK 0947Tues & Thurs, Aug. 6 & 8, 9am-12pm, $49

Ages 5-7. Stay in shape over the summer! In this energetic and live-ly class, explore a wide variety of dance forms, such as ballet, jazz, hip hop, lyrical, musical theatre, tap modern/contemporary, acro and stretching. On Friday afternoon students with dazzle friends and family with a final performance. Wear appropriate dance attire and bring a bag lunch and bottle of water. Instructor: Miss Kaleesha – InSe-quins School of Dance. Location: In Sequins School of Dance. Course ID: SK 0915Tues-Fri, Aug 6-9, 9am-4pm, $179

Ages Junior - 7-9 Intermediate - 9-12 Advanced - 12+. Danc-ers, get your body and brain back in gear for the start of the dance season. In this energetic and lively class, explore a wide variety of dance forms, such as ballet, jazz, hip hop, lyrical, musical theatre, tap modern/contemporary, acro and stretching. Students will devel-op techniques in a fun and interactive manner. On Friday afternoon students with dazzle friends and family with a final performance. Wear appropriate dance attire and bring a bag lunch and bottle of water. Please register for your age category – dancers may be moved to different groups based upon experience. Instructor: Miss Kaleesha – InSequins School of Dance. Location: In Sequins School of Dance. Mon-Fri, Aug. 19-23, 9am-4pm, $209 A: Junior Ages 7-9 Course ID: SK 0949 B: Intermediate Ages 9-12 Course ID: SK 0957 C: Advanced Ages 12+ Course ID: SK 0964

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Registra t ion informa tionSummer Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

Early Registration Evening• Wednesday May 1st from 4pm-7pm @ Brooks Campus• Games, popcorn and beverages for the kids available while you register.

Please note• Some classes may be held off-campus.• Full payment of fees is required at time of registration.• Postdated cheques will not be accepted.• Continuing Studies reserves the right to make changes in instructors, dates and times

when necessary.• Students will be required to pay for supplies if they withdraw on the day of or day after

course is scheduled.• Please arrive 10 minutes early the first day of camp to complete a registration package

for your child.

Special Needs Children WelcomeLimited Enrollment – Special need must be identified at registration. Any children identified as special needs previously (P.U.F. Inclusive Care) and require an Assistant, MUST provide their own assistant for the Camp. Please call 403.362.1675 to discuss this further.

Withdrawals• Withdrawls prior to the course starting are subject to a $25 processing charge.• Withdrawls received after commencement may result in liability for the entire fee.• Substitutions may be made any time prior to commencement.

Course Cancellations If your course is cancelled, you may either transfer to another course or reeceive a full refund. Should the course for which you have registered be cancelled, we will make every effort to inform you at home or at work prior to the start date of the course. Please provide both business and home numbers at the time of registration. If you do not have a second contact number or especially if you live out of town, please call us at 403.362.1677 the day before class commencement.

What to Wear and Bring to Camp All children should wear comfortable clothes including shorts, t-shirt, and running shoes suitable for physical activity. For cool days, a sweatshirt. It is strongly recommended and enforced that children wear hats while outdoors to shade their heads from the sun and wear sunscreen. Snacks will not provided this year due to numerous food allergies and aversions – bring a snack and beverage daily.

Lunch Supervision All campers who are enrolled in a full day camps, can participate in a FREE supervised lunch period. If your camper is registered in a full day Continuing Studies camp, please call 403.362.1675 for further details about lunch time care. Campers will eat their lunches in the College Cafeteria, which is an air conditioned area. Campers must bring their own lunch. Lunch time transition and morning to afternoon camp transition are fully coordi-nated by camp staff.

Food Allergies We are a nut free camp, and we request that campers do not bring any foods that contain nuts, i.e. peanut butter or granola bars. If consuming nut products prior to arriving at camp, please wash hands diligently. If your child has any food allergies, we ask that you note them on your child’s registration form, and we will make every attempt to accom-modate their needs.

Pick-up and Drop-off Drop-off for morning and full day programs will begin at 8:45 AM. Pick-up for morning programs will begin at 12:00 NOON. Drop-off for afternoon programs will begin at 12:45 PM. Pick-up for afternoon and full day programs is between 4:00 PM and 4:15 PM. All loca-tions for each camp will be listed on the whiteboard at the entrance to the college.

Dream Bedroom Makeover Have you ever dreamed about personalizing your bedroom using your own designs, and creativity? Learn organization tips, and make your very own accessories for your space!  Personalize your space with a fab-ric memo board, your own tie quilt, a fabric wreath, a dry erase memo board and sit back and relax with a homemade lavender wheat bag. Bring your designer dreams to life and join Dream Bedroom Makeover! There will be an additional fee of $50 for materials, payable at time of registration. Course ID: SK 0991 Mon-Thurs, Aug12-15, 9am-12pm, $99

Spa Sc ience Take real science to the bathtub and beyond. Whip your bath into a frothy fizzing sea of color and fragrance. Get ready to get dirty and experiment with real Chemistry. Learn how to make soothing bath salts, bath bombs, soap, perfume and so much more. Even better, bring your creations home to enjoy. **Note: Those with dermatological allergies should not attend this camp as the participants will be making and test-ing all of their experiments. Course ID: SK 0946 Mon-Thurs, Aug 12-15, 1pm-4pm, $99

Take both Dream Bedroom Makeover and Spa Science for $179 - Lunch Supervision ProvidedCourse ID: SK 0992

Wha t every Babysit ter Should KnowAges 11+. Prepare for this important responsibility by learning to be the best babysitter you can be. Participants will spend one day with a St. John’s Ambulance instructor learning basic skills which will prepare them to deal with emergency situation plus general principles in caring for infants and young children. Students will spend the other day devel-oping great skills in childcare management. Students will learn to safely prepare appropriate snacks and meals and learn crafts and games for a variety of age groups. They will learn how to develop a babysitting bag with fun, age appropriate activities and crafts and toys that they will be able to take with them when babysitting. Students MUST be at least 11 years old in order to receive the certificate. Students can either go home for lunch or bring a bagged lunch.Course ID: SK 0956A: Tues & Wed. July 16 & 17, 9:00am – 4:00pm, $109 B: Tues & Wed. Aug 6 & 7, 9:00am – 4:00pm, $109

Driver’s Edge Drivers TrainingApproved and Accredited. Class 5 driving instruction. Learning to drive or having a child learn to drive can be a stressful event. It doesn’t have to be! With innovative and interactive classroom instruction, students have fun while learning. Our mission statement is to provide training tailored to the individual in a safe and caring environment. The success of our teaching method is reflected by our high pass rates on the road test. Rest easy knowing Driver’s EDge is government-approved and ac-credited by Alberta Transportation, with insurance discounts available. Driver’s EDge is a member in good standing of the Medicine Hat Cham-ber of Commerce. Learning to drive is fun–sign up and see for yourself! Refresher lessons, vehicle rental for road tests, and comprehensive learning packages are available. For more information or to book a driv-ing time, call 403-526-9505. Basic EDge Beginner’s Package 17 hours of innovative classroom instruction; 10 hours of one-on-on, in-vehicle instruction Course ID: JR 0973A: Tues - Fri, Jul 2-5, 12:00pm-4:15pm, $695 B: Mon - Thurs, July 29 – Aug 1, 12:00pm-4:15pm, $695

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