REGISTRATION
Registration for the 2024 SUMMER CAMPS (brochure) in Abbotsford is now OPEN.
Please register through the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) website:
https://www.ufv.ca/centre-philosophy-children/thinking-playground-camps/
==> If you have any problems registering, please contact Dr. Sue at sgardner@capilanou.ca
2024 Dates
Week 1 camp: July 4-7 (Because of Canada Day UFV is closed on Monday. Thus, camp 1 will be four days and not five)
Week 2 camp: July 10-July 14.
Notice: The summer camps will be held at the University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford. Drop-off and pick-up at the South Gym (see map below).
Price
See registration form.
We are happy to accept 6-year-olds* who are mature enough to engage in discussions with their older peers and who are able to stay focused throughout our many exciting activities.
Note that behavioural problems that might arise with any camper, regardless of age, will be handled according to protocol (see registration form).
*Doing critical and creative thinking inquiries and activities with 6-year-olds or younger ones is definitely possible. However, within the format of our camp it is important that counsellors can attend to the needs of all those participating. This is our aim and guarantee to parents.
Pick up and Drop off at the UFV Athletic and Recreation Centre in Abbotsford
Drop off between 8:30 and 9:00 am
Pick up between 4:00 and 4:30 pm
Please don’t be late as camps cannot start until all campers have arrived. If there is a problem with drop-off or pick-up please phone Dr. Sue at 604-308-6433.
Please Note: Campers will only be released to persons indicated on the registration sheet. NO EXCEPTIONS!
Map: Pick up & Drop off
T-Shirts
Campers will be given a camp t-shirt on the first day of camp. For the sake of safety, campers MUST wear their shirts at all times! No t-shirt, no camp!
Lunch and snacks
Please pack a nutritious lunch for your camper and 2 snacks – one for the morning and one for the afternoon. Please also include a a bottle of water with the camper’s name on it. NOTE: we have some campers with severe nut allergies, so consider the camps a NUT-FREE zone.
Sun Protection
Sun screen and hats as necessary.