FUN FITNESS FRIENDSHIP SPORTS GAMES SWIMMING & MUCH MORE! Recreation Leader Training ACTION PACKED ACTIVITIES ALL SUMMER!

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1 FUN FITNESS FRIENDSHIP SPORTS GAMES SWIMMING & MUCH MORE! 2018 Children s Summer Camps & Recreation Leader Training ACTION PACKED ACTIVITIES ALL SUMMER! REGISTER NOW! ext WING WINNIPEG COMMUNITY RECREATION

2 CONTACT US The Community Recreation office is located in Bldg Wihuri Rd. with plenty of parking for easy access. FRONT DESK ext COMMUNITY RECREATION COORDINATOR Children & Youth Recreation, Aquatics, Events, Clubs Colleen Preston ext COMMUNITY RECREATION COORDINATOR Adult Recreation & Fitness, Birthday parties, Events, Clubs ext ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ext MANAGER FITNESS, SPORTS & RECREATION Chris Merrithew ext HOW TO REGISTER Registration can be completed both online and in-person. We offer online registration through a program called BOOK KING that you can do from a computer, any time of day. To use BOOK KING you must have an active Client Account. Don t have one? Visit us in-person Bldg Wihuri Rd. or contact the front desk at ext or contact the Administrative Assistant ext or visit our website at and follow the directions! Full disclosure is required when registering campers with learning, behavioural or health concerns. Please contact Colleen Preston at ext or colleen.preston@forces.gc.ca. REGISTRATION DATES Online: Recreation Membership registration begins Tuesday, April 10 at 12:01 am and is on-going. Non-membership registration begins Tuesday, April 24 at 12:01 am and is on-going. Visa, Mastercard, Amex accepted please note we do not accept post-dated cheques. *If you do not have membership and registered early, you will be withdrawn and requested to re-register on the date for non-members. In-person or over the phone: (Bldg Wihuri Rd.) Recreation Membership registration begins Tuesday, April 10, Mon to Fri, 9:00 am - 5:15 pm., Non-membership registration begins Tuesday, April 24, Mon to Fri, 9:00 am - 5:15 pm. Visa, Mastercard, Amex, debit, cheques and cash all accepted. CANCELLATIONS All camps are subject to cancellation if there are insufficient registrations. REFUNDS Refunds are provided for medical reasons with a Doctor s note or for a Military posting. 75% will be issued with more than two weeks written notice prior to the camp start date. Refunds are not available with less than two weeks written notice. TRANSFERS To transfer to another camp, please contact the PSP Community Recreation Coordinator Colleen Preston. Transfers are subject to space availability and depend on the PSP Community Recreation Coordinator s approval. DUE TO THE NATURE OF OUR MILITARY FACILITY THERE MAY BE UNFORESEEN INTERRUPTIONS AND/OR CLOSURES THEREFORE PROGRAMMING MAY BE CANCELLED

3 FORMS Please ensure that you complete the following forms: MEDICAL/CONSENT FORM SAFE DEPARTURE FORM WAIVER FORM PHOTO RELEASE FORM INDEPENDENT ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE FORM SAFE ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE AUTHORIZED INDIVIDUALS All campers must be signed in every morning and signed out every afternoon. Only the authorized individuals listed on the Safe Arrival & Departure Authorized Indivudials form will be permitted to sign camper out. Photo ID MUST be shown for pick-up for each child, every day. Elite, Junior Lifeguard & Recreation Leadership Training campers are permitted to sign-in & sign-out with an independent arrival/departure form. TYPICAL SCHEDULES FULL-DAY CAMP SCHEDULE Time Facility Activity 7:30 am - 9:00 am Bldg. 33 drop-off & free time 9:00 am - 12:30 pm various snack & sports 12:30 pm -1:00 pm home room lunch 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm various afternoon activities 1:30 pm - 2:15 pm pool Rookie swim 2:15 pm - 3:45 pm pool Varsity & Elite & Junior Lifeguard & Rec Leader Training swim 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm Bldg. 33 pick-up & free time HALF-DAY TRIP SCHEDULE Time Facility Activity 7:30 am - 9:00 am Bldg. 33 drop-off & free time 9:00 am - 12:30 pm trip 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm home room lunch 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm various afternoon activities 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm pool Rookies swim 2:30 pm - 3:45 pm pool Varsity & Elite & Junior Lifeguard & Rec Leader Training swim 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm Bldg. 33 pick-up & free time FULL-DAY TRIP SCHEDULE Time Facility Activity 7:30 am - 9:00 am Bldg. 33 drop-off & free time 9:00 am - 4:00 pm trip 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm Bldg. 33 pick-up & free time DUE TO THE NATURE OF OUR MILITARY FACILITY THERE MAY BE UNFORESEEN INTERRUPTIONS AND/OR CLOSURES THEREFORE PROGRAMMING MAY BE CANCELLED

4 r e m m u S 17 WING COMMUNITY RECREATION SPORTS DAY CAMP SPORTS GAMES SWIMMING MOVIES TRIPS HOT LUNCH & MORE! JO IN US FOR A WEEK O F F UN, F I T NES S & F R I END SHIP! TUES JULY 3 - FRI AUGUST 24 COST: With Membership $130 per week per child Without Membership $160 per week per child ALL PRICES INCLUDE BEFORE & AFTER CARE PAYMENT PLAN IS AVAILABLE CAMP DAY CAMP AGE GROUPS ROOKIES 6, 7 & 8 YRS OLD Children need to be 6 yrs old on the start date of camp. Special consideration to military dependants born in the latter half of VARSITY 9 & 10 YRS OLD ELITE 11, 12 & 13 YRS OLD 9 AM - 4 PM ON BOAT/KAYA KING H DRAG S R A BEFORE CARE 7:30 am - 9 am C K M DEMY LANES STEINBACH AQUA O M TIC C CA AFTER CARE 4 pm - 5:30 pm H A M NE A ENT K A RE ZO O Y SK K R CH PA E R Y BEA T W A ARR N U N A LL Q O A LD K I NEW O ST IPS E: TR LUD LD C FIE Y IN A M REGISTRATION OPENS: MEMBERSHIP & MILITARY TUES, APRIL 10 NON-MEMBERSHIP TUES, APRIL 24 To Register: Info: ext or 2057

5 JOIN OUR SUMMER SPORTS CAMP FOR A WEEK OF FUN, FITNESS & FRIENDSHIP Each week includes sports, games, swimming, movie, a trip, hot lunch & more! 1 JULY 3-6 BALL WEEK (INDOOR) Spend a week learning the rules and skills for basketball, volleyball, pickleball, dodgeball and floor hockey. There will be skill development such as foundation skills, drills and game strategy. Co-operative games are also included. Hot lunch will be pizza on Thursday. The trip will be Friday to Stonewall Quarry Park beach (all day). 2 JULY 9-13 WATER WEEK Our week will include pool games, outdoor water games, aqua-squirts (a form of synchronized swimming) and water relays. Hot lunch will be Subway on Thursday. The trip will be on Friday to the Red River Dragon boating for Rookies & Varsity; Kayaking for Elite (morning). 3 JULY EXTRAORDINARY SPORTS WEEK We will be having guests come in to deliver sports such as karate, curling, archery, and Zumba. Hot lunch will be McDonalds on Thursday. The trip will be on Friday to Kildonan Outdoor pool/water park (all day). 4 JULY ATHLETICS This week learn the rules and skills for the discus, javelin, long jump, shot put, triple jump, relays, high jump, hurdles, decathlon, pentathlon, and much more. Hot lunch will be pizza on Thursday. The trip will be on Friday to Stonewall Quarry Park beach (all day). 5 JULY 30 - AUGUST 3 TRIATHLON This week will consist of swimming, biking, and running activities. Children will receive swimming development classes along with swim workouts. Learn how to do bike-to-run combos, transitions, the importance of good eating habits and good sportsmanship. We will have fun swimming, biking, and running. All participants need to bring a bicycle and a helmet. Hot lunch will be Subway on Thursday. The trip will be on Friday to Academy lanes (morning). 6 AUGUST 7-10 WATER WEEK NO CAMP MONDAY AUGUST 6 Our week will include pool games, outdoor water games, aqua-squirts (a form of synchronized swimming) and water relays. Hot lunch will be McDonalds on Thursday. The trip will be on Friday to the Steinbach Aquatic Center (all day). 7 AUGUST MULTI-SPORTS WEEK There will be large group games, relays and obstacle courses along with cricket, croquet, gymnastics, frisbee and racquet sports. Hot lunch will be pizza on Thursday. Our trip will be on Friday to Oak Hammock Marsh (all day). 8 AUGUST BALL WEEK (OUTDOOR) Spend a week learning the rules and skills for football, t-ball, softball, soccer, and ball hockey. There will be skill development such as foundation skills, drills and game strategy. Co-operative games are also included. A baseball glove is recommended, all other equipment is provided. Hot lunch will be Subway on Thursday. Our trip will be on Friday to Skyzone (morning). ALL TRIPS AND ACTIVITIES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES.

6 COMMUNITY RECREATION JUNIOR LIFEGUARD CAMP The JLC is an exciting activity for youth yrs MUST be 10 yrs of age on the start date of camp MONDAY, JULY 16 to FRIDAY, JULY 20 OR MONDAY, JULY 30 to FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 OR MONDAY, AUGUST 13 to FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 Before Care: 7:30 am - 9:00 am CAMP DAY 9:00 am - 4:00 pm After Care: 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm Membership: $150 per child Non-Membership: $170 per child ALL PRICES INCLUDE BEFORE & AFTER CARE. PAYMENT PLAN IS AVAILABLE. BE CERTIFIED IN BASIC FIRST AID & CPR-A COMPLETE A COMMUNITY WATER SMART EDUCATION SHADOW LIFEGUARD LEARN THE SKILLS FROM A REAL LIFEGUARD The camp stresses fun & skill development based on personal best achievement. Friends & family can join together even if they are of different ages and abilities. Lots of recognition for personal effort and success. Camp participants record achievements in their personal Water Logs. Junior Lifeguard Camp participants work to develop and improve personal bests in lifesaving skills, fitness, lifesaving knowledge, leadership and teamwork. Camp participants also work individually on a Community Water Smart Education Project. ACTION-PACKED AQUATIC CHALLENGE FOR YOUTH WHO LOVE THE WATER! The Youth Aquatic Camp is lead by Lifesaving Society certified Instructors/Lifeguards. Registration: Info: ext or 2057

7 17 WING COMMUNITY RECREATION NEW! RECREATION LEADER TRAINING REGISTRATION BEGINS: MEMBERSHIP TUES, APRIL 10 NON-MEMBERSHIP TUES, APRIL 24 TO REGISTER: ext or 15 GAIN SKILLS THROUGH FUN & HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE! Staff encourage and support participants in learning about the sports camp and assisting with sports and activities TRAINING Leadership YR OLDS Culture of respect & inclusion Child & vulnerable adult protection July 9-20 * 2 WEEK PROGRAM MUST BE 15 YRS OF AGE ON THE START DATE OF TRAINING 9 am - 4 pm PRACTICAL CERTIFICATION Swim-to-Survive Swim-to-Survive Plus Emergency First Aid with CPR-B certification Membership $ 220 Non-Membership $ 250 PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE 16 July 23 - August 17 * TRAINING YR OLDS Behaviour management techniques Control of group Lesson plans for games & activities Leadership Culture of respect & inclusion Child & vulnerable adult protection 4 WEEK PROGRAM MUST BE 16 YRS OF AGE ON THE START DATE OF TRAINING CHALLENGE & FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERSHIP SKILLS THROUGH A FUN & HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE! With a supportive and encouraging staff, participants will spend time leading in some areas of camp and will take part in day to day sports and activities. PRACTICAL CERTIFICATIONS Safeguard Swim-to-Survive Swim-to-Survive Plus Standard First Aid with CPR-C/AED certification Membership $ 440 Non-Membership $ 500 PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE 9 am - 4 pm PREPARE, TRAIN & CERTIFY YOUTH FOR POTENTIAL EMPLOYMENT AS RECREATION LEADERS NCCP FMS certificate (National Coaching Fundamental Movement Skills) HIGH FIVE certification (Nationally recognized certification in Recreation Programming)

8 PSP COMMUNITY RECREATION HIGH FIVE PSP Community Recreation uses HIGH FIVE as the national framework for recreation policy, recreation procedures, risk management, program evaluation and staff development. HIGH FIVE is a national standard for sport and recreation, founded by Parks and Recreation Ontario. It is designed to support the safety, well-being and healthy development of participants in recreation and sports programs. HIGH FIVE achieves this by providing sport and recreation professionals with tools, training and resources that promote and support the principles of healthy development. Initially launched in November 2001, this quality assurance framework seeks to ensure all participants experience healthy development from their participation in recreation and sport programs. PSP COMMITMENT TO QUALITY OUR PROGRAMS... promote positive experiences by caring leaders. foster friendships. present opportunities for play. teach skill development and mastery. encourage participation. welcome diversity and uniqueness. protect participants in a safe and secure environment. matter to the 17 Wing Winnipeg community. S.T.A.R. PROGRAM STRENGTH THROUGH ACTIVE RECREATION is a program that offers participants an introduction to physical activity and healthy lifestyle choices in a fun and non-competitive environment. To help Military families move towards healthier lifestyles, all recreation programs that contribute to the recommended daily requirement for physical activity are recognized with the STAR icon. Choosing these programs for you and your family will not only help you become more active in your everyday life, it will also provide the building blocks your child s future participation in recreation and sports (Physical Literacy). PHYSICAL LITERACY Individuals who are physically literate move with competence and confidence in a wide variety of physical activities in multiple environments that benefit the healthy development of the whole person. Physical activity is a lot more fun when we re physically literate. If we want children to be active for life, they need to develop physical literacy at a young age. Physically literate individuals consistently develop the motivation and ability to understand, communicate, apply, and analyze different forms of movement. They are able to demonstrate a variety of movements confidently, competently, creatively and strategically across a wide range of healthrelated physical activities. These skills enable individuals to make healthy, active choices that are both beneficial to and respectful of their whole self, others, and their environment.