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A Great Tradition…
in FUN!
Camper Information Package 2018
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905-727-6544
summercamp@sac.on.ca
Registration for this summer begins
REGISTER ONLINE! February 1, 2018
Early Bird Rates apply until March 31, 2018
Lunch & Snacks
Both lunch and snacks are included in the weekly
St. Andrew’s College facilities and 126-acre campus offer an camp fee. Campers will receive both a morning and
unforgettable summer camp experience for boys and girls an afternoon snack, consisting of juice and a snack
from 4 to 15 years old. Under the guidance of dedicated item. For lunch, campers may choose from a variety
staff, St. Andrew’s College Summer Camp continues to of nutritious items served in SAC’s air-conditioned
provide an action-packed summer program for kids that dining hall. Please contact the Camp Office to
promotes character, safety, and fun. speak about medically prescribed dietary needs and
Each of our weekly programs offer a varied and unique restrictions. For the safety of our campers with
summer experience that encourages campers to be more allergies, we ask parents not to send any food
confident in their own strengths and abilities, work toward items to camp.
individual and shared goals, and develop several skills in
co-operation and communication. The staff is trained and Swimming
ready to deliver the key ingredient to any summer — FUN!
A 40-minute recreational swim is a daily part of our
Each week, campers are placed in groups with children of program for all junior and senior campers. Campers
similar ages. These groups are under the watchful care of get to cool off in our 25-metre indoor pool under the
their counsellors for each session. Counsellors provide careful supervision of our NLS-certified lifeguards.
constant support and supervision as they lead the campers Campers will have a wide selection of floatation
to their various activities. Each activity is supervised by our devices and joined by their counsellors in the pool.
coaching staff. Campers interested in swimming in the deep end
must be able to swim one length of the pool without
assistance (supervised by a lifeguard). Successful
campers will receive a red “Deep End Bracelet” that
must be worn for the week. Any lost bracelets can
be replaced with a re-test.. If your child requires a
life jacket, please email the Camp Office.
Our Kinder-Stars campers participate in water play
Schedule
instead of swimming in the pool.
Camp runs daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Please do not
drop your campers off before 8:30 a.m. as our staff are Friday Afternoon Programming
in daily meetings until this time.
Specialty Showcase: Campers enrolled in certain
specialties (see program descriptions) will have the
A.M. and P.M. Care
opportunity to share their week’s accomplishments
Campers can be dropped off as early as 7:30 a.m. and/or with family members in the Specialty Showcase. A
picked up as late as 5:15 p.m. for an extra fee. Enrolment in schedule will be in the weekly Thursday Bulletin.
this program can be made anytime before your child’s first
morning at camp. This program is fully supervised by our Mass Game: Campers in Multi-Sport and some
trained counselling staff, who offer activities designed to specialties will enjoy FULL-DAY activities that gets
keep our campers busy until camp starts or their parents the whole camp involved. Favourites include “SAC
pick them up. We can provide care on a daily or weekly Olympics,” “the Amazing Race,” a Carnival, and
basis (see fee schedule for details). Parents must escort much more. Team lists and details will be included
their campers to and from the facility. in the Thursday Bulletin each week.
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Our weekly camp programs deliver a full-day experience designed to meet the needs of each camper, based on their
grade as of September 2018. Campers going into Kindergarten in September must register for the Kinder-Stars
program. Campers going into Grade 1 have the option of Kinder-Stars or Junior programs. Our Junior programs are
designed for campers going into Grades 1-4, whereas campers going into Grades 5-9 must register for Senior
programs. Our LIT (Leaders-In-Training) program is available for campers going into grade 9-10.
Multi-Sport & Specialty Programs
Junior and Senior campers can choose from a variety of morning and afternoon programs to create a camp
experience that is just for them. Our Multi-Sport option offers an active sports experience that features basketball,
soccer, squash, volleyball, lacrosse, football, softball, ultimate Frisbee, ball hockey, and a variety of co-operative
games. Our Specialty options allow campers to develop skills and explore new interests in a variety of areas including
arts, science and technology, and sports.
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7
July 3 - 6 July 9 - 13 July 16 - 20 July 23 - 27 July 30 - August 7 - 10 August 13 - 17
August 3
* 4-day week * 4-day week
In addition to our basic programming (Kinder-Stars, Multi-Sport, and LIT), we offer various specialties in both the
morning and afternoon. Our Specialty Programs are custom-designed to take full advantage of the phenomenal
facilities and resources available at St. Andrew’s College.
Depending on the week(s) that your child joins us, there is a different variety of Specialty Programs to choose
from, thereby allowing you the flexibility to create a camp experience specific to your camper’s interests and
abilities. Some specialties are only available for Junior or Senior campers. Please refer to the Junior and Senior
Specialty Programs for more information about each specialty.
Remember that Specialty Programs have varying capacities and tend to fill up quickly (see Junior and Senior
Specialty Programs for session capacities). Space cannot be held or guaranteed. A completed registration form,
including payment, is necessary to secure enrolment. In order to avoid disappointment, we suggest you register
early. We encourage families to register using our ONLINE system to avoid delays in processing your
application.
The care and safety of our campers is our number one priority. We carefully plan our staffing to adhere to specific
staff-to-camper ratios in each of our programs:
Kinder-Stars: one staff for every six campers (1:6)
Instructional Swim: one staff for every six campers (1:6)
Multi-Sport, Specialties, and Recreational Swim: one staff for every eight campers (1:8)
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LEGEND:
Available AM Morning Specialty PM Afternoon Specialty
FD Full-Day Specialty Off-site
JUNIOR PROGRAMS Weeks Available
Specialty 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Campers going into Junior Kindergarten - Grade 1
Kinder-Stars
Campers going into Grade 1 - 4
Multi-Sports
Instructional Swim AM AM AM
Visual Arts PM PM PM PM PM PM PM
Dance PM PM
Full-Day Theatre FD
Arts Batons & Ropes PM
Web Camp: Tall Tales PM
Web Camp: Comic Strips PM
Cooking AM
Basketball PM PM PM PM AM
Sports Soccer AM AM PM PM PM
Self-Defense AM AM AM AM
Spybotics AM AM
S.T.E.M. Flight & Rocketry AM AM
Space Camp AM
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SENIOR PROGRAMS Weeks Available
Specialty 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Campers going into Grade 9 - 10
L.I.T. (Leaders in Training)
Campers going into Grade 5 - 9
Multi-Sports
Instructional Swim AM AM AM
Visual Arts AM AM AM AM AM AM AM
Theatre PM
Arts Web Camp: Rockstar PM
Web Camp: Director’s Chair PM
Digital Photography AM AM
Basketball AM PM
Volleyball PM PM
Hockey PM PM
Self-Defense PM PM PM PM
Sports
Survivor PM PM PM
Tennis PM PM
Xtreme AM AM AM
Full-Day Track & Field AM
Lego NXT PM PM
Rocketry PM
Flight & Rocketry PM
3D Design AM PM
S.T.E.M. 3D Scanning PM AM
3D Printing PM AM
Computer Coding PM PM PM
Full-Day Competitive Robotics FD
Space Camp PM
With an increased need for candidates in high-tech jobs, S.T.E.M . programs are being implemented in
schools, and our camp! These programs allow campers to collaborate with others through inquiry-based
learning. Campers are encouraged to use higher-order thinking and logical reasoning in a modern learning
environment. SAC Summer Camp offers a wide range of S.T.E.M. programs for Junior and Senior campers.
Flight & Rocketry - Campers will explore the principles of flight with kites, gliders, hot air balloons, and rockets in a
fun-filled week of flight and rocketry. (Capacity - 24) Available Weeks 2 & 5
Space Camp - With fun physics, crazy chemistry, bizarre biology, and campers’ imagination, space cadets will
explore the possibility of going to Mars and beyond. This exciting and interactive program will amaze your future
scientist. Blast off! (Capacity - 24) Available Week 4
Spybotics - An additional week has been added to our most popular specialty! Agent, your mission—should you
choose to accept, they will be having lots of FUN! Using a laptop computer and a LEGO Spybotics kit, campers
will build a spybot and journey into a world of secret missions. (Capacity - 12) Available Weeks 1 & 3
3D Design (NEW!) - Campers will participate in a workshop to learn how to design and prepare original objects for
3D printing. They will use a variety of CAD (computer-aided design) programs such as PrintShop, TinkerCad,
Meshmixer, SketchUp and Fusion 360. Campers will be able to take home a 3D print of their design. (Capacity -
12) Available Weeks 1 & 3
3D Printing (NEW!) - Inquire about the W5 of 3D printing: What is 3D printing? Who is 3D printing for? Why print in
3D? Where and when can you use 3D printing? Campers will lear to operate a popular filament 3D printer, the
MakerBot Replicator+. Campers will be able to take home a popular 3D print sourced from the Internet. (Capacity -
12) Available Weeks 2 & 3
3D Scanning (NEW!) - Explore the exciting world of 3D printing! Campers learn about the theory and practical
aspects of a variety of desktop and handheld 3D scanners. Campers will be able to take home a 3D portrait of
themselves. (Capacity - 12) Available Weeks 1 & 2
Coding - Explore the world of technology in our new coding specialty. Learn the basics behind reading, making and
using codes. This specialty will teach a variety of coding skills using different tools and applications. (Capacity -
16) Available Weeks 5, 6, & 7
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Competitive Robotics - Robot Warriors are taking over SAC Camp! Join the new age of robotics design systems
in this FULL DAY program. Take the next step in head-to-head skilled competitions with an award-winning teacher
with over 10 years of robotics instruction! Campers will work in teams of two to engineer robots to compete in non-
violent, head-to-head challenges. Each week promises to be different. (Capacity - 20) This FULL-DAY specialty is
available Week 2
Flight & Rocketry - Senior campers will explore the principles of flight with rockets. From designing the perfect
paper airplane to building a rocket, senior campers test the boundaries of aerodynamics in a fun week full of
aviation and rocketry. (Capacity - 24) Available Week 3
Lego NXT - Using the MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 LEGO system, this program is designed to provide the novice
participant with an introduction to the world of computer-controlled robots. Campers will build, learn to program,
and tackle challenges. What would robotics be without a grand robotic battle finale! (Capacity - 20) Available
Weeks 2 & 4
Rocketry - Blast off this summer in the Rocketry program! Campers will explore the world of rocketry by learning
about rocket principles and building their very own one-metre high rocket! (Capacity - 20) Available Week 1
Space Camp - Destination Mars! Join us on the SAC Camp Spaceship as we journey to Mars! We'll need to brush
up on our astronomy, astrophysics, astrobiology, astrochemistry, and rocket science if we are to be successful. A
fun-filled week of stimulation, simulation, and cool experiments. Don't forget to pack your toothbrush! (Capacity -
20) Available Week 5
Our Arts Programs include theatre, music, dance, visual arts, batons & ropes, and photography! The
specialties programs offer campers a chance to develop a sense of creativity and explore their artistic
abilities. The arts provide a safe learning environment for campers to experiment, imagine, and create with
their fellow group members.
Batons & Ropes - Campers will have the opportunity to learn the basic artistic skills of baton twirling, ribbons, and
jump rope. Campers will create mini routines, demonstrating their new skills and talents, which will be performed in
the Specialty Showcase at the end of the week. (Capacity - 20) Available Week 5
Cooking - At the Superstore Cooking School (off-site), campers will have the chance to whip up some tasty
dishes (and eat them, too!). There is a new meal or dessert to make every day. Bring home the recipes to create
amazing food for friends and family. (Capacity - 20) Available Week 6
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Dance - Campers will be introduced to a variety of modern dance techniques. Instructors will support campers as
they progress from learning basic dance skills to choreographing their very own routines. Campers will have the
opportunity to share their routines with family and friends in our Specialty Showcase at the end of the week.
(Capacity - 20) Available Weeks 2 & 4
Theatre - SAC’s Wirth Theatre is home to our much loved Theatre Program. Campers will use their imaginations to
create unique versions of famous tales as they bring them to life on stage. Their plays will be performed in the
Specialty Showcase at the end of the week for families to enjoy. Show times will be featured in our Thursday
Bulletin. (Capacity - 20) FULL-DAY Theatre available Week 3
Visual Arts - Campers will produce a variety of art masterpieces each day. They will experiment with different
mediums and a variety of tools, developing their creativity and enhancing visual literacy. Campers will explore
various studio techniques such as print-making, painting, drawing, and sculpting. Art work will be displayed in the
Specialty Showcase at the end of the week. (Capacity - 24) Available Weeks 1-7
Web Camp: Tall Tales - Create the coolest stories while putting your own words to digital art. In this workshop,
campers will work in a small group to become the author of their own digital storybook. Learn about creating a
narrated story to share with you family! (Capacity - 24) Available Week 4
Web Camp: Comic Strips - Learn to create the greatest avatars and comics ever! In this workshop, campers will
work in small groups to create a series of one-of-a-kind digital comic strips that will impress friends and family.
(Capacity - 24) Available Week 3
Digital Photography - This is a chance for campers to experiment and be creative with a camera and its different
modes and functions. They will discover their hidden talents while learning the basics of framing, composition, light,
and portraiture. Along the way, they will also be shown the secrets of taking great pictures. All campers will go
home with a framed print of their work at the end of their session. (Capacity - 20) Available Weeks 4 & 5
Theatre - SAC’s Wirth Theatre is home to our much loved Theatre Program. Campers will use their imaginations to
create unique versions of famous tales as they bring them to life on stage. Their plays will be performed in the
Specialty Showcase at the end of the week for families to enjoy. Show times will be featured in our Thursday
Bulletin. (Capacity - 20) Available Week 4
Visual Arts - Campers will experiment with different mediums and a variety of tools, developing their creativity and
enhancing visual literacy. Campers will explore various studio techniques, such as print-making, painting, sculpting,
and drawing, which will be displayed in the Specialty Showcase at the end of the week. (Capacity - 24) Available
Weeks 1-7
Web Camp: Rockstar - Create your very own music video using cameras and computer programs! Campers will
become the world’s next music stars in this digital video production workshop, where they are the star, director, and
editor. Using video cameras, tripods, and computers, campers will create a fast-paced video with special effects,
distinctive camera angles, transitions, and of course, their favourite song! (Capacity - 24) Available Week 4
Web Camp: Director’s Chair - Using equipment such as cameras, tripods, and computers, campers will build their
one-of-a-kind work of art as a video director. Campers will try creating a claymation/stop-motion video, music video,
or a digital blog/journal of their week at SAC Summer Camp. The possibilities are limitless! (Capacity - 24) Available
Week 3
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In addition to our basic Multi-Sport programs, we offer specialty sport programs to allow campers the
opportunity to practice their skills, learn the rules, and play non-competitive games. Campers do not require
previous experience playing the sport since the specialties are available for campers of all abilities.
Basketball - Campers will develop essential basketball skills as instructors join them on the court to practice
dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding, and footwork. Campers will increase their confidence on the court and
practice their skills the best way possible—by playing the game! (Capacity - 20) Available Weeks 1, 2, 4, 6, & 7
Instructional Swim - Each morning, campers will receive a 50-minute instructional swim lesson to work towards
their Red Cross swimming levels, with our certified Water Safety Instructors. The remainder of the morning will
be spent with their Multi-Sport group. Campers will also participate in the daily afternoon recreational swim.
Campers participating in this program must register for a two-week session (Weeks 1 & 2, Weeks 3 & 4, or
Weeks 5 & 6). Please indicate your camper’s LAST COMPLETED swim level on the registration form. All
campers will receive a mid-session progress report, as well as a final assessment. (Capacity - 24) This two-week
program is available Weeks 1-6
Self-Defense - This fun and interactive specialty will introduce campers to safety strategies and techniques.
Aurora Family Martial Arts has a long tradition in the Aurora community and brings a dynamic and fun program at
their facilities. (Capacity - 20) Available Weeks 2-5
Soccer - This program allows campers to practice and learn new skills to take to the field. Campers will work
individually and with a team to develop their abilities, while our coaches provide instruction on game strategies.
(Capacity - 24) Available Weeks 1, 2, 3, 5, & 7
Basketball - Campers will develop essential basketball skills as instructors join them on the court to practice
dribbling, catching, passing, shooting, rebounding, and footwork. Campers will increase their confidence on the
court and practice their skills the best way possible—by playing the game! (Capacity - 24) Available Weeks 6 & 7
Hockey - This 4-on-4 program is aimed at house league, select, and AE level senior campers. A skills assessment
will divide campers into two groups for skills and practice. Rep players welcome, but please note this program is
just for fun. Campers are required to bring and wear properly fitted hockey equipment and a mouth guard,
as listed on the Ontario Hockey Federation website (www.ohf.on.ca/view/ohfmainsite/basic-rules-of-ice-
hockey). There is an ice rental fee for this specialty program (see “Fee Information” for details). (Capacity - 35)
Available Weeks 3 & 4
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Instructional Swim - Each morning, campers will have a 50-minute instructional swim lesson with our certified
Water Safety Instructors, working towards their Red Cross swimming levels. The remainder of the morning will be
spent with their Multi-Sport group. Campers will also participate in the daily afternoon recreational swim. All
campers will receive a mid-session progress report, as well as a final assessment. Campers in this program must
register for a two-week session (Weeks 1 & 2, Weeks 3 & 4, or Weeks 5 & 6). Please indicate your
camper’s LAST COMPLETED swim level on the registration form. (Capacity - 24) This two-week program is
available Weeks 1-6
Self-Defense - This fun and interactive specialty will introduce campers to safety strategies and techniques.
Aurora Family Martial Arts has a long tradition in the Aurora community and brings a dynamic and fun program at
their facilities. (Capacity - 20) Available Weeks 2-5
Tennis - Under the supervision of our professional tennis coach, campers will practice their serves, volleys, and
backhands. Campers will have the opportunity to use their new skills and techniques in tennis matches on the six
new outdoor tennis courts (Capacity - 24) Available Weeks 5 & 6
Track & Field - Campers have the unique opportunity to develop and improve their knowledge and skills in Track
& Field for a full day with a university-trained instructor. Campers will be introduced to all disciplines of athletics
(distance, sprints, hurdles, throws, and jumps), and end off with a fun mini-heptathlon competition! (Capacity - 20)
FULL-DAY program available Week 1
Volleyball - This program provides campers with team and individual instruction on the volleyball court. Campers
will develop their skills and play games while coaches provide instruction on strategies. (Capacity - 18) Available
Weeks 4 & 5
Xtreme - Campers will test their limits with the rock wall, low-ropes team challenges, trust games, and the
high-ropes obstacles. Each week promises to test campers’ outer limits. We dare you to try it! (Capacity - 18)
Available Weeks 1-3
Survivor - Campers will learn how to survive in the outdoors by completing several challenges to help conquer
Mother Nature! There will be many team-building and individual activities set up around our large campus
(including the low-ropes course) to test skills. Campers will become experts at using navigation systems and
other crucial resources to survive in the great outdoors. (Capacity - 20) Available Weeks 1-3
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www.sacsummercamp.ca · 905-727-6544 · summercamp@sac.on.caKinder-Stars programming is available for campers entering junior or senior kindergarten in September.
Campers entering Grade 1 may choose between Kinder-Stars or Junior Multi-Sport programs.
This kindergarten-friendly program takes our youngest campers on daily themed adventures. With caring and
dedicated staff, campers enjoy a variety of activities such as arts and crafts, modified sports, science,
scavenger hunts, nature walks, story-time, and sing-alongs. Kinder-Star campers participate in water play,
instead of the recreational swim offered to our older campers. Water play includes sprinklers, mini pools, and
lots of water toys. The fun is as unlimited as their energy levels!
Campers who are going into Grade 1 and have selected Multi-Sport programming will be automatically
placed in our One-der Kids group. If you are interested in the program, please select Multi-Sport during
registration.
Campers entering Grade 1 in September who have chose Multi-Sport programs instead of Kinder-Stars will
be automatically placed in the One-der Kids group (there will be no option to select One-der Kids in the
registration process). These campers will have arts and crafts, as well as modified sport games and activities.
The primary difference between this program and the Kinder-Stars is that the One-der Kids participate in a
recreational swim in the pool. If your camper requires a life-jacket, please notify the Camp Office via
email or add it to the “Notes” section of the online registration.
The two-week LIT program is offered to campers entering Grades 9 & 10. After registering for this program,
LIT candidates will be emailed an application form in June due to the program’s popularity. Successful
applicants will be notified of their acceptance after submission.
This popular two-week program allows campers to develop their leadership skills and potential in a variety of
our camp’s programs. LITs will spend the first week of the program in class learning different characteristics
and responsibilities of being a leader, as well as helping to plan and run a mass activity for the rest of the
camp. During the second week, the LITs will be assigned to a group of campers to shadow, assist, and learn
more from experienced counsellors. They will receive ongoing feedback during the program, as well as a final
report at the end of the two weeks to help them continue to grow and develop their skills. LITs are invited to
be considered for employment at camp once they turn 16 years old. This two-week program is available
Weeks 3 & 4
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www.sacsummercamp.ca · 905-727-6544 · summercamp@sac.on.caSt. Andrew’s College offers a wide variety of facilities for our camp. The 126-acres of beautifully landscaped
grounds include a state-of-the-art baseball diamond, all-weather synthetic turf field, two double gymnasiums,
six tennis courts, six international squash courts, six-lane outdoor rubber track, and a six-lane, 25-metre pool.
The La Brier Family Arena houses an NHL-sized ice rink, five dressing rooms, indoor dryland training area,
and a weight room. Cole Dining Hall offers a variety of hot and cold meals, as provided by SAC's Food
Services Department. The Centre for Leadership, Innovation & Performance houses the Wirth Centre for the
Performing Arts, which includes a small, intimate theatre, as well as a larger auditorium. It also contains tech-
nology-enhanced classrooms for various SAC Camp specialties.
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No Camp
Camp is Open
July 2018 August 2018
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
Week 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Week 5 1 2 3 4
Week 2 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Week 6 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Week 3 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Week 7 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Week 4 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Week 5 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 31
All information regarding your child’s well-being helps ensure that we can provide the best possible experience for
your camper in a safe and positive environment. The more we understand your child, the better we can care for
him or her in a way that meets specific individual needs. If there is information you would like to share with us,
please indicate it on the online registration form, or in a separate letter or email to the Camp Office. This
information will help your child adjust to camp and will only be shared with those staff members who will benefit
from knowing a little bit more about your child.
Families wishing to have their similar-aged children grouped together are required to
complete a Grouping Request Form. This form does not guarantee placement in the
same group, but will be used to help coordinate our groupings.
There will be no changes made to grouping arrangements on Monday mornings. If you
or your camper have a concern about group placements, please visit the Camp Office
at dismissal.
Cannot be accommodated under the following circumstance:
Campers are in different programming ages (Junior and Senior)
Campers are not within 18 months of one another
Both families have not signed the request form
Requests are not submitted at least 10 days before their first day of camp
Campers are registered in different programs
To submit a Grouping Request Form:
Scan or take a picture and send via email (summercamp@sac.on.ca)
Fax to 905-841-6911
Mail to 15800 Yonge Street, Aurora, ON L4G 3H7 with Attn: SAC Summer Camp
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www.sacsummercamp.ca · 905-727-6544 · summercamp@sac.on.caWeekly Fees include:
All applicable taxes New
A $100 non-refundable deposit will save your camper’s spot
Lunch and two snacks daily Prices
A SAC camp backpack (one per camper, per summer)
Base Program Fees Until April 1, 2018
(Early Bird Rate)
After April 1, 2018
(Regular Rate)
5-day weeks (Weeks 2, 3, 4, 5, 7)
$400/week $425/week
Multi-Sport & Kinder-Stars (Base Program)
4-day weeks (Week 1 and Week 6)
$315/week $340/week
Multi-Sport & Kinder-Stars (Base Program)
LIT (Leaders in Training) *must register for the two-week session $700/two weeks $720/two weeks
5-day weeks 4-day weeks
Additional Fees (Weeks 2, 3, 4, 5, 7) (Weeks 1, 6)
AM Care or PM Care $55/week $44/week
AM Care and PM Care $100/week $80/week
Daily AM or PM Care *call the Camp Office to register for daily care $15/day
Specialty Fee (for each half-day specialty selected) $25/week per specialty
Hockey Specialty (Specialty fee + ice rental) $75/week
Cooking Specialty (Specialty fee + transportation) $50/week
Self-Defense Specialty (Specialty fee + transportation) $50/week
Instructional Swim *must register for a two-week session $150/two-week program
Please note: All discounts will be applied once applications are received by the Camp Office.
**Online total will NOT include discounts**
Multiple Week Savings
Join us for more than one week and save!
2 weeks = $20, 3 weeks = $40, 4 weeks = $60, 5 weeks = $80, 6 weeks = $100, 7 weeks = $120
Referral Discount
Spread the word about St. Andrew’s College Summer Camp and receive $25 off your family’s total fees. The new family
must include your name and phone number in the “Referral Discount Information” section of their registration form.
Referral Discount will be applied for up to three new families (to a maximum of $75 in savings!).
Family Discount
Families who register three or more campers from a household will save 25% off the least expensive registration fee(s).
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www.sacsummercamp.ca · 905-727-6544 · summercamp@sac.on.caTo ensure accuracy, payment via the online system is not automatic. After you submit your information, it is first
reviewed by the Camp Office. Once reviewed, your application will be verified and you will receive a Confirmation
of Registration email that will provide the total of your camp fees (including applicable discounts). Please allow up
to 10 business days for your payment to be processed by the Camp Office.
PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARD
We accept payment by MasterCard or VISA only.
Payment can be processed in two ways:
Option one: one full payment, paid at the time of registration (includes the non-refundable deposit), OR
Option two: two installments:
A. Payment of the non-refundable deposit ($100 per week, per camper) paid at the time of registration
B. Payment of remaining balance paid on June 1, 2018 (via automatic post-dated withdrawal)
For registrations after June 1, 2018, full payment is required on the date of registration.
We do not accept cheques.
Cancellation requests must be received by our office in writing. Once approved,
parents may choose one of the following repayment options:
1) A full credit for your 2019 registration fees
2) A refund minus the $100 non-refundable deposit (per camper, per week) to
the credit card provided.
Campers are not eligible for a refund if they miss any days of camp. Cancellation
requests due to illness must be accompanied by a doctor’s note.
As of August 31, 2018, all outstanding fees will be subject to a 10% late fee per week.
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REGISTER ONLINE
Follow the “Register Now” link on our website at www.sacsummercamp.ca
(opens February 1, 2018)
1. Within 10 business days of processing, you will receive confirmation of your registration via email (sent to the
email address of ‘Parent 1’ indicated on the application).
2. If you have selected a Specialty Option for which there is a waiting list, you will be notified via email. Your
camper will be registered in the Multi-Sport program until you notify the Camp Office of another choice.
3. If you are interested in making a grouping request, Grouping Request Forms are available on our website
and must be submitted at least 10 days prior to your first day of camp.
4. In June, you will receive a copy of our Parent Guide via Canada Post, which will contain all information needed
to prepare for your time at camp.
5. If you would like to contact us, send an email to summercamp@sac.on.ca. Emails are returned within five
business days.
6. Visit our camp website at www.sacsummercamp.ca to read our FAQs about registration and programs.
Mail: St. Andrew’s College Summer Camp
15800 Yonge Street
Aurora, ON, L4G 3H7
Phone: 905-727-6544
Fax: 905-841-6911
Email: summercamp@sac.on.ca
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summer:
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