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CAMPS2021Are YOU wondering what CAMPS are available this SUMMER?Here are camp and program options to keep kids of all ages busy(even teens!)*All camps, programs and schedules may change due to COVID 19 guidelines.Stay informed, and check on the camps or programs your child will attendbefore the start of camp**Some camps listed are fee-based. Funding for some camps listed availablethrough KidSport or Jumpstart. See below for details**Info on camps list below current as of May 17, 2021*All Camps and Programs:SchoolsPlus Camps: call/text 902-399-8320 or email michelle.boudreau@hrce.caCamp programming to be determined.Adventure Camp Challenge: call 902-220-3280 or emailcamp@venturepartner.caVisit http://www.venturepartner.ca/camp/Register at https://adventurecampchallenge.wildapricot.org/ Adventure Camp (ages 8-12) 6 Camp Challenge (ages 13-17) 12day/5 night adventure campingday/10 night leadership andexperienceteam skills building campArtech: call 902-579-3317 or email tellmemore@artechcamps.comVisit https://www.artechcamps.com/summer-camps/Camp specializing in game design, animation, and computer programming forchildren and youth age 7 through to teens. Sessions are 2.0, 2.5, or 3.0 hours perday for a week. Code from Scratch (ages 7-10 & Roblox Game Design (ages 1010-12)14) 3D Character Modelling (ages 11 Pixel Art & Animation (ages 7-12)& up) Design More with Roblox (ages Mario Minecraft Remix (ages 1010-14)14) Unity Game Design (ages 11 & Create with Roblox (ages 7-10)up)1
CAMPS RPG Quests & Dungeons (ages10-14) Anime & Animation (ages 11 &up) App Inventors (ages 10-14) ZBrush 3D Character Modelling(ages 7-12 & 10-14) Code Club Camp for Girls (ages10-12) Modding Minecraft with Java(ages 11 & up)2021 Adventures in Minecraft (ages 712) Advanced Roblox (ages 11 & up) Power Up! Scratch (ages 7-10 &10-12) Dynamic Pixel Art (ages 10-14) Create Digital Lego Game – Unity(ages 11 & up) Pacman to Pokemon (ages 8-12)Bayside Camp: call 902-868-2267Visit https://baysidecamp.org/summer-campsRegister at https://bayside.campbrainregistration.com/ Quest Camp (Primary-grade 2) Junior High Camp (grades 6-9)1/2 week Core Camp – Support camp Venture Camp (grades 3-5) 1/2leader training (grades 8-10)week Lit Camp – Camp leader training Juniors Camp (grades 3-5)(grades 9-11)Ben James Autism Summer Camps: call 902-446-4995 or email info@autismns.caVisit http://autismnovascotia.ca/program/8Register bMKY0IGIC bAS8ttbEXzhyWbdndyU5BxhZL2ZAzWiQ/viewformA recreation program for children and youth 5 and up on the Autism Spectrum.Each camper is supported with a 1:1 camper/counsellor ratio and activities aredesigned specifically with campers’ needs and interests in mind.Two camp locations: Spryfield Lion’s Rink and Recreation Centre, 111 Drysdale Road, Spryfield Grace United Church, 70 King Street, Dartmouth.Boys & Girls Club of Greater Halifax (BGCGH): call 902-435-3204 Extensions: 3then 4 or email Courtney.coveysprague@bgcgh.ca (Sackville Club Manager)Visit https://www.bgcgh.ca/sackville/Register at https://ca.apm.activecommunities.com/bgcgh/Home2
CAMPS2021Application deadline is 2 weeks before the start of any week of camp. Kids mustbe 5 years old. Summer day camps that provide supervision and activities in a safe,supportive environments. Full day camps occurring in Sackville and various other Boys & Girls Clubsites including Cole Harbour, Dartmouth North, East Dartmouth, andSpryfield.Brigadoon: call 902-681-8100 Extension 221 or email info@brigadoonvillage.orgVisit https://brigadoonvillage.org/camps/Sleepover camps with a focus on a variety of health conditions that may impactchildren/youth. There are specific camps for: Camp Brainiac (Neurosurgery Camp See-Ya (Blind and VisualConditions)Impaired) Camp BELIEVE (Parental Mental Camp Silly-Yak (Celiac Disease)Illness) Camp Trailblazers (Craniofacial Camp Braveheart (Congenital orDifferences)Acquired Heart Conditions) Camp Treasure Chest (Asthma, Camp Carpe Diem (Epilepsy)Anaphylaxis, Lung/Respiratory Canadian Cancer Society’sConditions)Camp Goodtimes (Children Camp Whatcha Say (Deaf &Living with or Beyond Cancer orHard of Hearing)Brain Tumours) Maritime Adventures Camp Camp JoinTogether (Juvenile(Bleeding Disorders)Arthritis) Camp Guts & Glory (Crohn’s, Camp KedooopseColitis, Ostomy, Cecostomy)(Bereavement) Summer Leadership Program Camp Lots-a-Wata (Kidney(Teen Retreat)Disease)Code Ninja: call 782-414-2618Visit icipants can explore Minecraft modding, get into game building in Roblox,build a robot, etc. Transform your child’s love for technology into an excitinglearning adventure. Full days and half days. Become a YouTuber! Adventures in 3D Printing Potential UNLOCKED: Become a Browse & BuildRoblox Developer Minecraft Create3
CAMPS Game Builders’ Club Hackers Wanted: Uncover theCode in Roblox Designing Modifications withMinecraft2021 Minecraft Modding Roblox CreateDalhousie Sports Camps: call 902-494-1959Visit lRegister at https://www.dalsports.dal.ca/Account/RegisterNo application deadline. Half day options available. Camps include: Active Youth (ages 7-11) Multi-Sport Camp (ages 8-14) Climbing Adventure (ages 7-11) Various basketball camps (ages Climbing Development (ages 88-18)15) Volleyball camps (Grades 4-12 in Youth Leadership camp – Camp2021-22)leader training (ages 12-16) Various Specialty PURE HOCKEY Soccer camps (ages 8-14 &Camps (U9, U11, U13, U15)U13AA, U14AAA, U15AAA)Dalhousie SuperNOVA Camp: call 902-210-6220 or email supernova@dal.caVisit https://www.supernova.dal.ca/campsRegister g day camps which introduce participants to STEM (Science,Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) concepts, careers, and mentorsthrough fun experiments and innovative hands-on activities. Grades 1-12. Science (Grades 1-8) ATLAS: Atlantic Academy of Computer Science & TechnologySpace (Grades 9-12)(Grades 3-8) Engineering (Grades 1-5) Space & Exploration (Grades 1-2 Oceans (Grades 1-8)& 6-8)Earth Roots Camps: call 902-490-4539 or email aec@halifax.caVisit https://earthrootsns.ca/#Experiential learning opportunities for ages 10-13. Mission is to gain appreciation,understanding, and acting for each other, our communities, and the planet.4
CAMPS2021Provides opportunities that foster environmental stewardship, socialresponsibility, and active, healthy lifestyles. Sunship – Ecological Adventure Explorers – Exploration andCamp (Ages 10-12)Discovery of the Wilds of NovaScotia (Ages 11-13)MacPhee Centre for Creative Learning – Creative Exposure Camp: call 902-4692851 or email info@macpheecentre.caVisit https://macpheecentre.ca/summer-programs/Register at https://app.simplycast.com/?q forms/take&i 128222Creative Exposure day camps for youth between the ages of 12 and 19 withopen and creative minds.Mad Science Camps: call 902-454-0863 or emailmadsciencenovascotia@gmail.comVisit xRegister at c.aspxFull day camp experiences including: Flight Academy Secret Agent Lab Crazy ChemistsSackawa Canoe Club: email registrar@sackawa.caVisit https://www.sackawa.ca/Week-long introductions to paddling camps and competitive paddling camps.Ages 8 and up. Recreational Camps (Week-long; Paddle All (Paddling for Persons8 )with Disabilities) U10 (Full summer; Born 2011-2013) U12 (Full summer; Born 2009-2010) U14 (Full summer; Born 2007-2008) U16 (Full summer; Born 2005-2006) U18 (Full summer; Born 2003-2004)Tim Hortons Camp: call 902-657-2359 or email tatamagouche@thcf.comVisit s opportunities for youth (ages 12 to 16) from disadvantagedcircumstances to build upon the strengths existing within them, and develop intoempowered engaged individuals with a strong community connection. Youth5
CAMPS2021learn skills like leadership, resilience, and responsibility, empowering them tochange their stories for the better and ultimately break the cycle of poverty.YMCA Halifax/Dartmouth – Big Cove Camp: call 902-301-5175 or emailscott.thomas@halifax.ymca.caVisit https://ymcahfx.ca/program-overview/Register at https://ymcahfx.ca/register-today/Typically an overnight camp but due to COVID-19 this may change. Noapplication deadline. Notice of Assessment required to register with financialassistance. No transportation provided. Camps include: Little Big Cove (ages 6-12) Leadership II – Camp leader Junior Program (ages 7-11)training (ages 16 ) Senior Program (ages 12-15) Leadership I – Camp leadertraining (ages 15 )YMCA Halifax/Dartmouth – Day Camps: call 902-580-1253 or emailbrittany.alminayan@halifax.ymca.caVisit https://ymcahfx.wpengine.com/day-camps/Register at -SummerDay-Camps-Reg-Form-2021.pdfProvides exciting environments for children to meet new friends and participatein a variety of fun-filled activities. Children will build confidence and learn skillsthat will last a lifetime. Day camps include daily swimming and field trips withinthe community. Children bring their own lunch. Camps run from 8:30am to5:30pm. Subsidies are available. 170 per week for YMCA members; 200 perweek for non-members. Daily screening tool for COVID-19.Youth Project Summer Camps: call 902-429-5429 or emailskye@youthproject.ns.caVisit ter atCamp Details?ID 2037&EID 29294Camp ntDetails?ID 2037&EID 29292Both camps are virtual due to COVID-19.6
CAMPS2021 Camp Coyote – Provides youth with a chance to get together with othernon-binary and trans-identified youth from across Nova Scotia to shareexperiences, spend time in a safe space, meet new people, andexperience camp free of gender expectations. Camp Seahorse – 3-day camp full of workshops, events, activities, and funsurprises. Ages 20 and under.HRM Recreation Centres:For All HRM Rec Camps:Visit ctivities/programregistration/summer-campsFor Sackville Specific Rec Camps:Visit 21final.pdfRegister at ies/programregistrationAll HRM Rec day camps registration is on hold due to COVID-19. The day campsare viewable now. Registration times (when open again) are: Day camps and dryland programs: Registration begins after May 20 forJuly programs and June 2 for August programs. Indoor/outdoor pools andbeach day camps: Registration begins on June 3 for July programs andJuly 14 for August programsAcadia Hall (650 Sackville Drive) Day camps: full days (ages 6-8 and 6-11)Acadia School (636 Sackville Drive) Day camps: half days (ages 3-5, 6-8 and 8-12) Day camps: full days (ages 4-6, 6-9. and 9-12) Youth Leadership Information session (ages 13-16)First Lake Trail Sport and Speciality Camps: full days (ages 10-13)Sackville Heights Junior High (956 Sackville Drive) Day camps: half day (ages 3-5) Sport and Speciality camps: half days (ages 5-8, 6-10, and 9-12) Sport and Speciality camps: full days (ages 6-11) Youth Sport camps: half days (ages 12-15)7
CAMPS2021Sackville Sports Stadium (409 Glendale Drive) Day camps: half days (ages 5-8 and 9-12) Day camps: full days (ages 5.5-8 and 9-12) Youth Leadership Information session (ages 13-16) Sport and Speciality camps: full days (ages 6-12)Springfield Lake Recreation Centre (266 Lakeview Avenue) Day Camps: full daysWallace Lucas Community Centre (569 Lucasville Road) Day camps: full days (ages 6-11)Apply for Camp Funding:KidSport Halifax Regional Municipality: call 902-425-5450 ext. 350 or emailkidsport@sportnovascotia.caVisit onal-municipality/applyfor-a-grant/Apply for a grant by paper application or online athttps://kidsport.smartsimple.ca/s Login.jsp Some of the camps and programs listed above are covered by KidSport.Feel free to give me a call at 902-399-8320 if you would like to know if acamp you’re interested in is covered. KidSport gives grants to children from families experiencing financialbarriers to allow them to participate in sports, camps, or programs. KidSport can also provide a voucher to Cleve’s Source for Sports forchildren who need sports equipment. KidSport uses a Notice of Assessment, an endorsement from theDepartment of Community Services, or an endorsement from IndigenousSocial Development to determine grant eligibility. Register your child before applying for funding. Let the camp organizersknow you will be applying for KidSport funding. Apply for a KidSport grant as soon as you have registered your child as itcan take up to 30 days to process applications. Grants are sent directly tothe program where your child is registered.Jumpstart (Canadian Tire): Email jumpstart admin@cantire.comVisit -child-grants8
CAMPS2021Apply online for an Individual Child Grant athttps://jumpstartgrants.smartsimple.ca/s Login.jsp Some camps and programs listed above may be covered by Jumpstart.Feel free to give me a call at 902-399-8320 if you would like to know if acamp you’re interested in is covered. Jumpstart gives grants for various activities related to physical activity,including camps and programs. To be eligible, families are required to meet financial criteria as perRevenue Canada’s Low-Income Cut-Offs (LICO) chart or have anextenuating circumstance. Applications require proof of financial need, including a copy of yourCanada Child Benefit (Statement). Register your child before applying for funding. You must know theamount you are requesting when applying for Jumpstart and have proofof program registration. Apply for Jumpstart funding as soon as you have registered your child, asit can take 6-8 weeks to process applications. Funding is sent directly tothe program where your child is registered.Want to know which camps have a fee and what the fee is? Want a quick wayto get application forms or more information on these camps? Need supportwith filling out applications or grants? Wondering about more camps outside ofSackville?Contact Michelle Boudreau, Community Outreach Worker with SchoolsPlus,Sackville High Family of SchoolsEmail: michelle.boudreau@hrce.ca or call/text: 902-399-83209
Camp specializing in game design, animation, and computer programming for children and youth age 7 through to teens. Sessions are 2.0, 2.5, or 3.0 hours per day for a week. Code from Scratch (ages 7-
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