Registered Programs

Armadale Community Centre

T-Ball: Children: Ages 6 to 10.

Participants will be instructed on the fundamentals of T-ball along with recreational play. Participants will also have opportunity to develop a sense of sportsmanship and team spirit.

Register starting June 2 at 6:30 AM.

Tuesdays, starting July 4 to September 9 from 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM.

Milliken Community Centre

Ball Hockey: Children: Ages 6 to 10.

Learn and play ball hockey. Learn a variety of scoring skills, including wrist shots, snap shots, backhand shots, and passes. Practice defensive techniques including stick lifts, gap control, and zone clears. Participants must provide their own CSA-approved hockey helmet with face mask and hockey gloves.

Register starting June 2 at 6:30 AM.

Tuesdays, starting June 30 to September 1 from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM.

Thursdays, starting July 2 to September 3 from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. 

In-person Programs

• Older adults ages 65 years and older receive a 30% discount on all programs fees
• Washrooms are not available at Camp Chimo.
• In the event of severe weather conditions that compromise the safety of the program, the program will be canceled and participants will be notified by email.
• A parent and/or guardian participation may be required for select programs.
• Participant safety is important while being active outdoors. Each participant should label their personal belongings and bring items such as a filled water bottle, and warm winter clothing and accessories.
• Participants will receive a confirmation email once registered and a second email at least 24 hours before the course start time with Zoom login details.

The safety of everyone at the program is our number one priority. Please read the following to help your child have a smooth transition back to in-person programs and allow everyone to have a safe and enjoyable program.

• Arrive early on site and show your child the safe spaces in the centre
• Tell them about the screening protocols that are in place and what to expect (for example: temperature checks)
• Practice proper hand washing at home
• When hand washing is not available, practice using hand sanitizer.
• Practice physical distancing (teach them what is a safe distance and how to follow visual markings when present)
• Teach them what is a face covering or mask and that people are using them to keep clean and safe
• Remind children to avoid touching their face and encourage them to practice “catching” their cough or sneeze in their elbow
• Remind children to recognize their own personal belongings and to use them when needed
• Remind them not to touch other people’s belongings
• Talk about patience with new routines, environments and new program instructors
• Encourage them to ask questions and reassure them that safety measures and program leaders are here to keep them safe
• Learn more about supporting families and children and resources about COVID-19

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