sfu summer camps 2011

outdoor adventure • sports • aquatics • band & music • field trips • mountain madness • computers • esl • surrey campus camps

• mini university • certifications • video production • science alive

simon fraser university invites you to join us for fun and learning this summer

register online www.sfu.ca/camps

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Since 1967 the Simon Fraser University Camps Program has been committed to serving its participants and ensuring a positive experience is had by all. In addition to providing an extensive array of camps, the program provides leadership opportunities for high school and university students, making it an inclusive, industry leading Program. The SFU Camps Program strives for excellence in all program areas and prides itself on being a leader in program safety, camp selection and instructor quality. The Camps Program fosters creativity, enhances skills and cultivates lasting memories for its participants through athletic, recreational and educational experiences.

a b o u t o u r c a m p s SPORT CAMPS Sport Camps offer quality instruction by SFU’s varsity athletes and highly regarded coaching staff (where available). Participants will receive instruction in all aspects of the sport, including development drills and scrimmages. Some Sport Camps may include skill evaluation summaries, prizes, t-shirts, balls and giveaways. ReCReATiOnAl & eduCATiOnAl CAMPS Recreational and Educational Camps are instructed by highly trained and enthusiastic university and high school students. The camps are well rounded, offering a mix of educational and recreational opportunities. They include a variety of activities that use SFU facilities, plus academic labs and classrooms. Some camps include swimming, field trips and large scale activities that occur each Friday (these activities may include special events, presentations and water fights). PARTneRSHiP CAMPS SFU provides a range of camps that are operated in partnership with various community organizations or professionals. These camps follow the same general administration procedures as all SFU camps, however staffing is provided by the partner organization. These camps utilize SFU facilities and may include recreation time, and SFU Camps Program t-shirts

V o Lu N t E E r o p p o r t u N I t I E s Volunteer with the SFU Camps Program for an awesome summer experience. There are numerous opportunities for individuals who are interested in volunteering with the SFU Camps Program. Volunteers must be dedicated, enthusiastic and at least 14 years old. For more information or to download an application form, please visit the website at www.sfu.ca/camps

Fac I L I t I E s Simon Fraser University sits atop Burnaby Mountain, with majestic views of the North Shore mountains, ocean and the Lower Mainland. The Camps Program has access to three gyms, tennis courts, squash and racquetball courts, dive tank, swimming pool, archery range, 400 meter track, four fields and a lot of outdoor space. In addition, sophisticated labs and classrooms will be used for Mini-University, Computer Camp, and Science AL!VE camps.

t r a N s p o r tat I o N , p I c k - u p / d r o p - o F F & pa r k I N G Translink has an extensive bus service to SFU with a bus stop located adjacent to the Camps Program central meeting area. Twenty-minute courtesy parking is available for drop-off and pick-up in the Visitor Parkade adjacent to the gym. Full details on parking and drop-off/pick-up procedures will be included in your registration confirmation letter

p r E / p o s t c a m p c a r E This option is not included in the price of your camp. If you would to like to purchase either a pre- or post-camp care session, please include this request in your registration. The additional fee for Pre-camp Care is $30 per week and Post-camp Care is $35 per week. Please indicate which weeks you require when you register. Please note: if you do not pick up your child by 17:30, a charge of $15 for each additional 30 minutes (or part thereof) will apply. For campers nOT registered for Post-camp Care who have not been picked up by 15:45, a $35 fee for the week will apply.

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CAMPS PROgRAMRecreation & Athletics, Chancellor’s Gym Complex

Simon Fraser University 8888 University DriveBurnaby. BC V5A 1S6

Web: www.sfu.ca/camps, Email: [email protected]

Registration: 778.782.4965

late or Absent Campers Burnaby camps

Please contact the Camps Office at 778.782.4965 before 9am on the day the camper will be late or absent.

Surrey camps Please contact the Surrey Office at 778.782.7543 before 9am on the day the

camper will be late or absent.

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s p o r t s c a m p s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 8 Badminton (8–14 years)..........................................................................4 Basketball for Boys (5-18 years)...............................................................4 Basketball for Girls (7-17 years)...............................................................4 Field Lacrosse (Boys 7-17 years)..............................................................5 High School Trainers – Sports Medicine (14-18 years)............................6 Hockey Camps (5–16 years) *NEW*......................................................5 Golf (4–15 years)....................................................................................6 Martial Arts (7–11 years).........................................................................6 Rowing (14–18 years).............................................................................6 Rugby (6–15 years) *NEW FORMAT*.................................................6 Soccer for Boys (5-14 years)...................................................................7 Soccer for Girls (5-14 years)...................................................................7 Softball (8-17 years)................................................................................7 Strength & Conditioning (12-18 years)...................................................6 Junior Strength & Conditioning (8-11 years) *NEW*.............................6 Tennis (5-14 years).................................................................................8 Track & Field (7-16 years)......................................................................8 Volleyball (8-17 years).............................................................................8 Wrestling (6-17 years).............................................................................8 — 27h Anniversary — Western Canadian All–Star ”Clan” Football (11-18 years).............................................................................8

o u t d o o r a d V E N t u r E c a m p s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Mountain Madness (8–13 years)..............................................................9 Outdoor Adventures (11–14 years) *NEW*............................................9 Out Trippers (8–13 years).......................................................................9 Scuba Certification (12–19 years)............................................................9

r E c r E at I o N c a m p s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 - 11 Clan Kids (5-11 years)..........................................................................12 SFU’s “So you think you can dance” (8–12 years).................................12 SFU’s “GLEE Camp” (8–14 years) *NEW*..........................................12 Rec Reality Camp (8–12 years)............................................................12 Fitness (9-15 years)...............................................................................12 Recreation Camps Half Day – AM (5-12 years)....................................13 Multi–Sport Camp Half Day – PM (5-12 years)....................................13 Mix ‘N’ Match Half Days.....................................................................13

aQ uat I c c a m p s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 - 13 Under the Sea (5-8 years) *NEW*.......................................................10 H2O Wonders (8-12 years) *NEW*.....................................................10 Lifesaving (13+ years)...........................................................................10 National Lifeguard Service (16+ years)..................................................10 AWSI (15+ years) *NEW*...................................................................10 WSI (15+ years) *NEW*.....................................................................10 Standard FIrst Aid (13+ years)...............................................................10 Red Cross Swim Lessons (3-13 years) *NEW*.....................................11

E d u c at I o N a L c a m p s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Mini University (8–14 years) *NEW FORMAT*.................................14 ESL (7–16 Years)..................................................................................14 Leadership Training (13–18 years) *NEW FORMAT*..........................14 Computer Camp (8–14 years)...............................................................14

pa r t N E r s H I p c a m p s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 17 Band (8-13 years)..................................................................................16 Summer Visions Film Institute (8–12 years) *NEW FORMAT*...........16 Music (5-11 years) *NEW FORMAT*.................................................16 Science AL!VE (Grades 2-9).................................................................15 The Director’s Cut (5-7 years) *NEW*................................................17

s u r r E Y c a m p s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Games & Animation (11-15 years)........................................................17 Games Master (11-15 years)..................................................................17 Movie & Special Effects (11-15 years)...................................................17 Punjabi Camp (8–15 years) *NEW*.....................................................17 Science AL!VE (Grades 2-7).................................................................17

c a L E N da r & p L a N N E r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 r E G I s t r at I o N I N F o r m at I o N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 - 24 How to register.....................................................................................19 Notes...................................................................................................21 Campus Map.........................................................................................22 Waiver..................................................................................................23 Registration form.................................................................................24

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b a s k E t b a L L F o r G I r L s ( 7 - 17 Y E a r s ) Considered to be among the best in Canada, these camps are taught by highly-motivated SFU student-athletes who provide excellent instruction and are quality role models for younger players. Courtney Gerwing (current assistant coach and former SFU Women’s basketball player and winner of the Sylvia Sweeney Award in 2009 for excellence in athletics, community service and academics) will lead the camps with the help of current SFU Women’s basketball co-captain Kristina Collins and other members of the Clan.

BASkeTBAll BASiCS (12–15 yeARS) This camp is designed for young players who want to learn the fundamentals necessary to be a good basketball player. Athletes will get a well rounded schedule of offensive and defensive skills as well as have a chance to compete against each other. Courtney Gerwing (current assistant coach and former SFU Women’s basketball player and winner of the Sylvia Sweeney Award in 2009 for excellence in athletics, community service and academics) will lead the camps with the help of current SFU Women’s basketball co-captain Kristina Collins and other members of the Clan. All campers will receive a t-shirt. ***If you register and pay for four participants at one time you will receive a $100 discount***

Jul 4-8 9:00–4:00 $200 2715 Skill develOPMenT (7-14 yeARS) General skills camps are open to all abilities, with a focus on skill development and including various drills and scrimmages. Courtney Gerwing (current assistant coach and former SFU Women’s basketball player and winner of the Sylvia Sweeney Award in 2009 for excellence in athletics, community service and academics) will lead the camps with the help of current SFU Women’s basketball co-captain Kristina Collins and other members of the Clan. All campers receive a t-shirt.

Jul 25-29 9:00–12:00 $100 7-9 yrs 2716Jul 25-29 12:30-3:30 $100 10-12 yrs 2717Aug 15-19 9:00–12:00 $100 8-10 yrs 2718Aug 15-19 12:30-3:30 $100 11-14 yrs 2719 BACk TO SCHOOl BASiCS (13–17 yeARS) This camp is ideal for heading back to school with a sound covering of essential skills. Most players on the SFU team will be working this camp. Players will be divided in skills roughly between those getting ready for junior and those getting ready to play senior basketball. This camp is a great way to have fun and compete while preparing for upcoming basketball seasons. ***If you register and pay for four participants at one time you will receive a $100 discount***

Aug 29–Sept 2 9:00–4:00 $200 13–14yrs 2722Aug 29–Sept 2 9:00–4:00 $200 15–17yrs 2723

b a d m I N to N ( 8 – 14 Y E a r s ) This introduces badminton for children and youth. Emphasis is on skill development, technical drills and team building. Mini games or competitions will occur each day.

8-10 yrs 11-14 yrs

Jul 25-29 8:30-11:30 $112 2707 3293Aug 8-12 8:30-11:30 $112 2708 3294Aug 22-26 8:30-11:30 $112 3292 3295

b a s k E t b a L L F o r b oY s ( 5 - 18 Y E a r s )BASkeTBAll BASiCS (5-12 yeARS) Simon Fraser University Basketball Camps are designed for campers to learn and practice essential basketball fundamentals in a positive and enjoyable atmosphere. Head Coach James Blake and his staff have experience teaching basketball to young people for over a combined 33 years. Camp emphasizes developing new skills, strong work habits, and carrying these traits into game situations. All skill levels are welcome and encouraged. *Full day camps ~ If you register and pay for four participants at one time you will receive a $100 discount.

Jul 4-8 9:00–12:00 $100 2714Jul 18-22 8:30-11:30 $100 3288Aug 2-5 8:30-11:30 $80 3289*Aug 8-12 8:30-3:30 $210 3290*Aug 15-19 8:30–3:30 $210 3291

Skill develOPMenT CAMP (13–18 yeARS)For high school players who want to advance their skill level. We offer a demanding training environment that is catered to the player seek ing to compete at the collegiate level. Players will be exposed to the next level of basketball as well as introducing prospective student athletes to Simon Fraser University. An NCAA info session and weight training introduction included. Camps are designed to improve the technical and tactical abilities of basketball players. Our goal is for participants to be challenged individually while in a group setting.

Jul 9 10:00–3:00 $65 2709Jul 23 10:00–3:00 $65 2710Aug 6 10:00–3:00 $65 2711Aug 13 10:00–3:00 $65 2712Aug 20 10:00–3:00 $65 2713

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F I E L d L ac r o s s E ( b oY s 7 – 17 Y E a r s ) The SFU Field Lacrosse Camps offer an accelerated level of instruction for experienced and developing lacrosse players who want to take their game to the next level. After a challenging day on the field, campers experience campus life as they enjoy a wide range of activities that include swimming, gym games, a campus tour and more. Camp registration includes: accommodation, daily meals, Harrow reversible practice jersey, t-shirt, water bottle and the chance to win Harrow product / equipment. For specific information please contact Brent Hoskins at 604.836.7748, [email protected] or refer to our website: www.sfulacrossecamps.com. Coaching staff: SFU men’s lacrosse co-head coaches Jeff Cathrea and Brent Hoskins, current SFU team members and players with US college experience. *For detailed information please visit www.sfu.ca/camps.

yOung gunS - COMMuTeR (7–9 yeARS) This day camp is designed to introduce young athletes to the game of Field Lacrosse.

Aug 12-14 10:00–12:00 $95 2860

yOuTH-live-in (9–11 yeARS) This overnight camp will provide a fun and positive environment to further develop the skills of participants and their understanding of field lacrosse.

Aug 12-14 9:00–3:00 $325 2859

Middle SCHOOl-live-in (11–14 yeARS) This overnight camp is designed to refine and enhance the skills of participants in a fun and positive environment.

Aug 12-14 9:00–3:00 $325 2857

RiSing STARS-live-in (14–17 yeARS) This overnight camp is designed to challenge players in an individual and team-learning environment in order to gain a thorough understanding of fundamentals and advanced performance skills.

Aug 12-14 9:00–3:00 $325 2858

SuPeRviSed eARly/lATe CHeCk-in/OuT Overnight Supervision is available for those campers that are travelling from out-of-town. Includes dinner/breakfast as well as evening activities.

eARly CHeCk-in (13–17 yeARS)

Aug 11-12 4:00–9:00 $75 2861

lATe CHeCk-OuT (13–17 yeARS)

Aug 14-15 4:00–9:00 $75 2862

FOOTBAll CAMP Where the best come to learn! For 27 years this full-contact camp has developed the character and the skill of young football players. Campers will receive the best in coaching and facilities. In three days there will be a total of six practices, leading to a controlled game/scrimmage on the last day. Campers will need a full set of football gear (rentals available) from a school or community program. Every athlete will receive a crested camp jersey and report card. The registration confirmation letter provides a list of required equipment/items. nOTe: Participants must have a completed SFU Athletics and Recreation medical form with doctor’s signature prior to the start of camp. This form can be obtained from the website at: www.sfu.ca/camps. Please note: Registration for the camp and for accommodations are separate. Dorms are only available for participants who are coming from OUT OF TOWN. If you live within an approx. 50km radius of the campus and you are interested in staying overnight you will need to call us at 778-782-4965 and we will put you on the waitlist. Two weeks prior to the start of camp we will move the participants on the waitlist into the remaining available spots in the dorms.

ACCOMOdATiOnS 11-14 years 15-18 yearsJul 6-9 Noon Check-In $175 2867 2868

FOOTBAll CAMP 11-14 years 15-18 yearsJul 6-9 **8:30-4:00 (daily) $375 2871 2872

**First Day = Noon check-in - 8pm Last Day = 10:00 game for JR camp & 11:30 game for SR camp

ACCOMMOdATiOnS Dorms are only available for participants who are coming from OUT OF TOWN. If you live within an approx. 50km radius of the campus and you are interested in staying overnight you will need to call us at 778-782-4965 and we will put you on the waitlist. Two weeks prior to the camp start date we will move the participants on the waitlist into the remaining available spots in the dorms. PleASe nOTe: If you are a local resident you can choose to register and pay for accommodations for an additional $100 (non-refundable) convenience fee. This is on top of the general accomodation rate. Please select this fee during the registration process for a guaranteed spot in residence.

live-in: Three meals / day are included, except for the first and last day. On the first day only dinner is provided. On the last day you will be provided breakfast prior to your game. Please bring your own money for snacks and any extra food you may wish to purchase. Commuters: You will be provided with dinner the first day and lunch on the following 2 days.

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H o c k E Y c a m p s ( 5 - 16 Y E a r s ) ~ N E w ~ Skill develOPMenT This five-day camp is designed for young players to develop and improve on-ice skills including skating, shooting, passing and positional play while participating in a fast-paced, fun environment. Camp instruction is led by SFU Men’s Hockey head coach Mark Coletta, his staff, and current and former SFU players who bring experience from the junior, university and pro levels. Each day includes two hours of on-ice instruction and one hour of off-ice dryland training or team building activities. Camp jersey is included. This camp will take place at Burnaby Lake Arena (3676 kensington Ave). Parents/Guardians are to provide transportation to and from this camp.

Skaters goalies

Aug 15-19 9:00–12:30 $329 5-6 yrs 3296 3300Aug 15-19 1:00-4:30 $329 9-10 yrs 3297 3301Aug 22-26 9:00–12:30 $329 7-8 yrs 3298 3302Aug 22-26 1:00-4:30 $329 11-12 yrs 3299 3303

HOCkey COndiTiOning This five-day camp is designed to re-create the ‘training camp’ experience for players preparing themselves physically and mentally for the upcoming hockey season. Camp instruction is led by SFU Men’s Hockey head coach Mark Coletta, his staff, and current and former SFU players who bring experience from the junior, university and pro levels. Each day includes one hour of on-ice instruction and one hour of off-ice dryland training. Camp jersey is included. This camp will take place at Burnaby Lake Arena (3676 kensington Ave). Parents/Guardians are to provide transportation to and from this camp.

Skaters goalies

Aug 15-19 3:30–6:00 $169 13-14 yrs 3304 3306Aug 22-26 3:30–6:00 $169 15-16 yrs 3305 3307

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s p o r t s c a m p s cont . . .r u G bY ( 6 - 15 Y E a r s ) * N E w F o r m at * It’s about skills and fun! Learn from the best! This camp gives participants the chance to develop their skills under the instruction of top qualified coaches in a vibrant, friendly environment. Coaches use the most advanced coaching techniques and safety procedures so campers have the opportunity to evolve their skills and techniques to take their game to the next level. Sponsored by the SFU Rugby Club, this five-day camp will appeal to all levels of interest, experience and talent. Participants can expect to improve skills and develop a greater understanding of rugby. (T-shirts are not provided).

Aug 8-12 8:30-11:30 $100 6-9 yrs 3042Aug 8-12 8:30-3:30 $189 8-10 yrs 3308Aug 8-12 8:30-3:30 $189 11-15 yrs 3309

s t r E N G t H & co N d I t I o N I N G yOuTH STRengTH And COndiTiOning CAMP - TRAining TO COMPeTe CO-ed (12–18 yeARS) “These camps are directed at young athletes looking to achieve the next level of performance. Under the supervision of SFU varsity strength & conditioning staff, athletes will train for speed, power, agility, strength and endurance that will reflect the right type of conditioning for their sport. Through various techniques, which include Olympic weightlifting, plyometrics, flexibility devolopment and sprinting mechanics, our speed-strength program builds a strong foundation for athletes in all sports.” nOTe: no camp on Aug 1 due to the stat holiday (no proration) - All summer camp athletes receive a special strength and conditioning t-shirt and athlete handbook.

Jul 4-29 9:00–12:00 $475 3126Jul 4-29 1:00–4:00 $475 3127Aug 2–26 9:00–12:00 $475 3128Aug 2–26 1:00–4:00 $475 3129

Best value: 8 week sessionJul 4–Aug 26 9:00–12:00 $785 3130Jul 4–Aug 26 1:00–4:00 $785 3131 JuniOR STRengTH & COndiTiOning CAMP - TRAining TO TRAin CO-ed (8-11 yeARS) “This camp introduces strength training principles and activities to young children who are ready to enter an organized training program. Recent research has shown that strength training at this age can help to promote growth, increased bone density and overall muscle strength. We provide a fun, safe and closely monitored environment for these young athletes. They will be instructed on basic speed, power, agility, strength and endurance drills. We have a strong emphasis on develping a postive attitude, optimal posture, dynamic range of motion, sound running technique and efficient overall movement mechanics. Above all, we encourage participation in a var iety of games to help develop a foundation of usable motor skills.” nOTe: no camp on Aug 1 due to the stat holiday (no proration) - All summer camp athletes receive a special strength and conditioning t-shirt and athlete handbook.

Jul 4-29 9:00–12:00 $475 3310Aug 2-26 9:00-12:00 $475 3311

G o L F ( 4 – 15 Y E a r s ) These golf camps are run in partnership with Eaglequest Golf Courses. The meeting point for these camps are at the Golf Courses themselves. Our CPGA - certified professionals are well trained to work with juniors, keeping the emphasis on fun while learning. The half day golf camps do not provide transportation to SFU campus. If you would like to combine a golf camp with another SFU Burnaby half day camp you will be responsible for bringing your child to the campus for their camp. *Golfers are grouped by age and skill level.

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Jul 4-8 P P O P P P O PJul 11-15 P P P P P P P PJul 18-22 P P P P P P P PJul 25-29 O P P P O P P P** Aug 2-5 O P O P O P O PAug 8-12 P P O P P P O PAug 15-19 P P O P P P O PAug 22-26 O P P P O P P PAug 29–Sept 2 P P O P P P O P

~Please see website for All course codes~ little eagles (4-6 years) 11:00am - 11:45am, Tuesday - Friday, $99 Half day Camps AM and PM (7-15 years) 9:00am - 12:00pm, Monday - Friday, $199 or 1:00pm - 4:00pm, Monday - Friday, $199 Full day Camps (7-15 years) 9:00am - 4:00pm, Monday - Friday, $299 * PleASe nOTe: Little Eagles camps starts on Tuesdays. ** There will be no camps on August 1 due to the statutory holiday. Prices have been reduced for this week.

H I G H s c H o o L t r a I N E r s – s p o r t s m E d I c I N E ( 14 – 18 Y E a r s ) Through demonstrations and practical sessions, students will learn general taping techniques, including; ankles, wrists & thumbs and management of common athletic injuries. This camp will give students hands-on experience and establish a base level for helping out their high school teams next season.

Aug 4 9:00–3:30 $79 2945

m a r t I a L a r t s ( 7 – 11 Y E a r s ) An introduction to various martial arts (which MAY include Kung Fu, Tae Kwon Do, Fencing and Capoeira) for children and pre-teens. Emphasis is on skill development, technical drills and team building. Mini games or competitions will occur each day. Campers are grouped by age and skill level.

Jul 25-29 8:30-11:30 $100 2960Aug 15-19 8:30-11:30 $100 2961

r o w I N G ( 14 – 18 Y E a r s ) An exciting opportunity to learn the sport of rowing from members of the competitive SFU Rowing team. Beginners and experienced rowers will benefit from this camp. They will learn to row on the waters of Burnaby Lake. Skills and technique, rowing terminology, boat and equipment knowledge will be taught. Specific physical training for the sport will be introduced, as well as fun cross-training activities, nutrition, preparation for further pursuit in rowing, and vital knowledge for a healthy lifestyle. nOTe: Location is at Burnaby Lake Rowing Pavilion: 6871 Roberts St., Burnaby, BC. Transportation to and from the camp location IS NOT provided by SFU.

Aug 15-19 9:00–4:00 $150 3040

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s o cc E r F o r b oY s ( 5 - 14 Y E a r s ) Skill develOPMenT All-round soccer instruction with emphasis on skill development, team building, and small-sided games. Emphasis is also placed on enjoyment and appreciation of the game of soccer. The week’s activities will culminate with a Clan World Cup on the final day of each camp. Alan Koch (head coach, men’s soccer) organizes and supervises the instruction of each camp, along with assistant coaching staff, varsity team members, and selected SFU soccer alumni. T-shirt and ball included. *Campers are grouped by age and skill level.

5–8 yrs 9–14 yrsJul 11-15 9:00–12:00 $124 3104 3105Jul 25-29 9:00–12:00 $124 3108 3109 BOyS All dAy “ClAn” WORld CuP Each day will be divided into skill development, team building and mental training in the morning, with small-sided Clan World Cup qualifying games in the afternoon. The week’s activities will culminate in World Cup Finals on the Friday afternoon. Alan Koch (head coach, men’s soccer) organizes and supervises the instruction of each camp. Varsity student-athletes and selected elite alumni round out the high-caliber coaching staff. T-shirt and ball included.*Campers are grouped by age and skill level.

5–8 yrs 9–14 yrsJul 18-22 9:00–3:30 $238 3106 3107

s o cc E r F o r G I r L s ( 5 - 14 Y E a r s ) “ClAn” WORld CuP Each day will be divided into skill development, team building and mental training in the morning, with small-sided Clan World Cup qualifying games in the afternoon. The week’s activities will culminate in World Cup Finals on the Friday afternoon. Shelley Howieson (head coach, women’s soccer) organizes and supervises the instruction of each camp. Varsity student-athletes and selected elite alumni round out the high-caliber coaching staff. T-shirt and ball included. Campers are grouped by age and skill level.

5–8 yrs 9–13 yrsJul 18-22 9:00–3:30 $225 3111 3112

Skill develOPMenTAll-round soccer instruction with emphasis on skill development, team building, and small-sided games. Emphasis is also placed on enjoyment and appreciation of the game of soccer. The week’s activities will culminate with a Clan World Cup on the final day of each camp. Shelley Howieson (head coach, women’s soccer) organizes and supervises the instruction of each camp. Varsity student-athletes and selected elite alumni round out the high-caliber coaching staff. T-shirt included. *Campers are grouped by age and skill level.

5–8 yrs 9–13 yrsJul 18-22 9:00–12:00 $115 3116 3312 vARSiTy exPeRienCe TeAM CAMP (11–14 yeARS) Live the life of a varsity soccer athlete for 5 days atop Burnaby Mountain. Participate in some of the drills that make our athletes so successful. Learn mental training techniques to sharpen your focus when you play and get a taste of what university life is all about by attending a class in one of our Mini-University subjects. Varsity student-athletes and selected elite alumni round out the high-caliber coaching staff. This camp is highly recommended for team participation. If you would like to register a team please contact the camp registration office 778-782-4965 and ask to speak with Shelley Howieson (head coach, women’s soccer). The more team mates you register the less each player pays. The price is set per team and you must have a minimum of 14 players and a maximum of 20 players. The price range per player is: $160.00 - $229.00.

Aug 8-12 9:00–3:30 $3200/team 3115

s o F t b a L L COllege exPeRienCe CAMP - live-in & COMMuTeR OPTiOnS (giRlS 12–17 yeARS) A week-long college experience for campers, giving them the opportunity to experience college life, living in SFU dorms, eating meals in SFU dining facilities, and receiving college caliber training. While the camp’s focus is on elite development, it will also be about the experience that one can only get by residing high atop Burnaby Mountain on the SFU campus. In addition to technical softball training there will be sessions on speed and power development; mental training; and exposure to specially designed, interactive university academic classes. Campers will benefit from an opportunity to train in the same environment that produced four NAIA national championship softball teams, nine NAIA regional championships in the past 12 years, and also helped develop eleven SFU athletes who have gone on to compete in the Olympic Games. Camp instruction is by SFU head coach and former Olympic coach Mike Renney and a staff of current and former athletes.

The live-in component includes four nights in the SFU residence and three meals per day (two meals on Monday and Friday). The commuter component includes a lunch each day.

Aug 22-26 9:00–4:00 $495 Commuter 3117Aug 22-26 9:00–4:00 $595 Live-In 3118 SOFTBAll HAlF dAy CO-ed (8–14 yeARS) Members of the varsity softball team will be providing instruction is various aspects if the game of softball, including throwing, fielding and hitting. Skill instruction will be through both the use of demonstration, drills and interactive games. This camp is geared towards introductory level participants. Each participant is encouraged to bring their own glove if possible, however all other equipment is provided. Campers are grouped by age and skill level.

Aug 15-19 9:00-12:00 $109 3119 SOFTBAll develOPMenT CliniCSThroughout the summer (July and August), SFU softball will be conducting three-day grassroots co-ed development camps around the Lower Mainland, for only $120. These camps cover the basics, including hitting, bunting, throwing, catching, fielding, base running and sliding. Mike Renney (head coach softball) organizes these camps and provides varsity-student athletes for instruction. Watch for camps in Surrey and on the North Shore. Dates and locations will be available by June 3 at www.sfu.ca/camps.

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t r ac k & F I E L d ( 7 - 16 Y E a r s ) Skill develOPMenT CO-ed These fun camps will offer top quality instruction for the different events in Track and Field, and will end with a mini competition on the Friday. Brit Townsend (Head Track and Field Coach and 7 time National Coach of the year) organizes and supervises the instruction of the assistant coaching staff and high level varsity athletes. Each participant will receive an SFU relay baton and t-shirt. nOTe: No camp on August 1 due to the statutory holiday.

7–11yrs 12–16yrsJul 18-22 9:00–12:00 $105 3230 3234Jul 25-29 9:00–12:00 $105 3231 3235Aug 2-5 9:00–12:00 $85 3232 3236Aug 8-12 9:00–12:00 $105 3233 3237

V o L L E Y b a L L ( 8 - 17 Y E a r s ) The camps are broken down into age groups and skill level. Our mission is to create a fun structured environment where players develop their skills and knowledge about the game of volleyball. Lisa Sulatycki (head coach, women’s volleyball) organizes and supports the head instructor of each camp along with assistant coaching staff, varsity team members, and selected community coaches. T-shirt and volleyball included. NOTE: There will not be a camp on August 1 due to the statutory holiday. Campers grouped by skill level.

8-11 years ~ Atomic Half day CampJul 4-8 9:00–12:00 $125 3248Jul 25-29 1:00-4:00 $125 3249

12-14 yearsJul 11-15 9:00–3:30 $200 3252Aug 2-5 9:00-12:00 $100 3253

13-16 years ~ evening CampAug 15-19 5:30-8:30 $125 3250

15-17 yearsJul 18-22 9:00-3:30 $200 3251

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5-7 yrs 8–11 yrs 12–14 yrsJul 4–8 12:30–3:30 $112 3150 3152 3154Jul 11–15 12:30–3:30 $112 3336 3353 3156Jul 18–22 12:30–3:30 $112 3173 3189 3205Jul 25–29 12:30–3:30 $112 3174 3190 3206Aug 2–5 12:30–3:30 $92 3175 3191 3207Aug 8–12 12:30–3:30 $112 3176 3192 3208Aug 15–19 12:30–3:30 $112 3177 3193 3209Aug 22–26 12:30–3:30 $112 3178 3194 3210Aug 29–Sep 212:30–3:30 $112 3179 3195 3211

MORning

5-7 yrs 8–11 yrs 12–14 yrsJul 4–8 8:30–11:30 $112 3149 3151 3153Jul 11–15 8:30–11:30 $112 3335 3352 3155Jul 18–22 8:30–11:30 $112 3165 3181 3197Jul 25–29 8:30–11:30 $112 3166 3182 3198Aug 2–5 8:30–11:30 $92 3167 3183 3199Aug 8–12 8:30–11:30 $112 3168 3184 3200Aug 15–19 8:30–11:30 $112 3169 3185 3201Aug 22–26 8:30–11:30 $112 3170 3186 3202Aug 29–Sep 28:30–11:30 $112 3171 3187 3203

t E N N I s ~ J u N I o r F u N da m E N ta L s Skill develOPMenT CO-ed (5-14 yeARS) This camp is suitable for beginners and those with experience. Campers will learn the basic FUNdamentals that allow them to serve, rally, play at the net, and score quickly. SFU Tennis Programs are proud to endorse Tennis Canada ‘Progressive Tennis’ Approach. This uses modified tennis balls, nets, and courts to suit the various ages and sizes of the participants. Emphasis will be on Fun, Improvement, and building positive relationships with peers and coaches. All camps are led by Tennis Canada certified instructors. Camps are held outdoors, and any rainy days will include time playing and learning inside. Please bring your own racquet, water bottle, and snacks. nOTe: No camp on Aug 1 due to stat holiday.

w r E s t L I N GkidS (6–9 yeARS) Basic wrestling skills, rules and combative games introduce the sport in a safe and enjoyable atmosphere. This camp helps participants understand the basics of falling, lifting and simple turning and take-down techniques. The Kids camp is instructed by Burnaby Mountain team members and coaches.

Jul 11-15 9:30–11:30 $60 3254

eliTe (9–17 yeARS)The Elite camp is for youth who want to learn more about technique, wrestling strategies and strength and fitness training. This camp offers a wide range of technical instruction, daily conditioning workouts, video analysis and some live wrestling. Campers will receive world class instruction from National Team coaches and former Olympians. Campers are grouped by age and skill level.

Jul 11-15 12:30–3:30 $99 3256

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m o u N ta I N m a d N E s s ( 8 – 13 Y E a r s )Spend your summer atop beautiful Burnaby Mountain. Each week we will try out a variety of activities, some of which include archery, hiking, orienteering and a field trip. On the final day, campers will be placed on different teams and venture on an Amazing Race. Using their new skills teams will ‘race’ to complete different challenges and follow clues to try and get to the finish line first.

Jul 11-15 8:30–3:30 $210 2986Jul 25-29 8:30–3:30 $210 2987Aug 22-26 8:30–3:30 $210 2988

o u t d o o r a d V E N t u r E ~ N E w ~ ( 11 – 14 Y r s )Test your limits with Outdoor Adventures! We will take campers on a new adventure each day involving kayaking, rock climbing (indoor and out), hiking and mountain biking. These activities will take place throughout the lower mainland including Squamish for a rock climbing session led by Squamish Rock Guides and to Jericho Beach for Kayaking.

Jul 4-8 8:30–3:30 $339 3271Jul 18-22 8:30–3:30 $339 3272Aug 2-5 8:30–3:30 $271 3273Aug 15-19 8:30–3:30 $339 3274

o u t t r I p p E r s ( 8 – 13 Y E a r s ) FIELD TRIPS! Explore a different destination in the Lower Mainland each day. Field trips may include Telus Science World, Kits beach, the Vancouver Aquarium, Capilano Suspension Bridge, Splashdown Water Park, bowling, Maple Ridge Corn Maze and more. nOTe: There will be no camp August 1 due to the statutory holiday: the price for this week has been reduced.

Jul 4-8 8:30–3:30 $230 3000Jul 18-22 8:30–3:30 $230 3001Aug 2-5 8:30–3:30 $200 3002Aug 8-12 8:30–3:30 $230 3003Aug 15-19 8:30–3:30 $230 3004Aug 29–Sept 2 8:30–3:30 $230 3005

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s c u b a c E r t I F I c at I o N ( 12 – 19 Y E a r s ) Explore the underwater world by earning your PADI Open Water Diver certification!! This performance-based program will guide you through the basics of diving with knowledge development, pool dives and 4 ocean dives. Successful completion will earn you the most recognized scuba diving certification in the world - PADI Open Water Diver.

•All knowledge development and pool dives will be held on SFU Campus and ocean dives will be held off campus. •Basic swimming ability required. •Students will be required to visit Ocean Quest Water Dive Centre (107-3790 Canada Way, Burnaby. Ph: 604.436.1157) prior to course start date to pick up a PADI Open Water Manual. •Important paperwork including a Medical Statement must be completed prior to camp start date.

Paperwork can be downloaded at:

http://www.diveoceanquest.com/downloads/sfu_kidscamp_paperwork.zip

or contact Ocean Quest at [email protected] for more information. •Parents/guardians must attend orientation on first day (15 minutes). •All equipment included. •Transportation to and from Whyte Cliff Park (for ocean dives) is nOT included.

Jul 18-22 (July 21 & 22, 7:30–17:00) 8:30–3:30 $450 3097Aug 8-12 (Aug 11 & 12, 7:30–17:00) 8:30–3:30 $450 3098

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r E c r E at I o N c a m p sc L a N k I d sThese camps have a different theme each week and include recreational and co-operative games, creative arts and crafts and, in the true Clan Kids tradition campers will enjoy special events. Each camp will go on one off-campus field trip. Note: field trip is subject to weather and availability. There will be no camp on August 1 due to the statutory holiday. Single day sign up for Clan kids camp is available for $42/day. Please see website (www.sfu.ca/camps) for course codes.

FReSHMAn CAMP (5-6 years)Jul 4–8 8:30–3:30 $175 2724Jul 11–15 8:30–3:30 $175 2725Jul 18–22 8:30–3:30 $175 2726Jul 25–29 8:30–3:30 $175 2727Aug 2–5 8:30–3:30 $140 2728Aug 8–12 8:30–3:30 $175 2729Aug 15–19 8:30–3:30 $175 2730Aug 22–26 8:30–3:30 $175 2731Aug 29–Sept 2 8:30–3:30 $175 2732

JuniOR CAMP (7-11 years)Jul 4–8 8:30–3:30 $175 2733Jul 11–15 8:30–3:30 $175 2734Jul 18–22 8:30–3:30 $175 2735Jul 25–29 8:30–3:30 $175 2736Aug 2–5 8:30–3:30 $140 2737Aug 8–12 8:30–3:30 $175 2738Aug 15–19 8:30–3:30 $175 2739Aug 22–26 8:30–3:30 $175 2740Aug 29–Sept 2 8:30–3:30 $175 2741

r E c r E a L I t Y c H a L L E N G E ( 8 – 12 Y E a r s ) Each day campers are divided into teams to compete, race or wind their way to the winner’s circle. Based on some of the most popular reality tv shows, this week long camp will offer challenges with Survivor type obstacle courses, Amazing Races, So You Think You Can Dance show downs, just to name a few. This camp is geared toward outgoing and enthusiastic kids and pre-teens.

Jul 11-15 8:30–3:30 $200 3037Aug 15–19 8:30–3:30 $200 3039

s F u’s “ s o Yo u t H I N k Yo u c a N da N c E ” ( 8 – 12 Y E a r s ) Whoop it up in a variety of dance disciplines (which MAY include jazz, hip-hop, break dance, bollywood and salsa). Each day campers will learn a range of dances, help choreograph routines and dance for their lives during dance offs each afternoon. Campers will try all styles and dance solos in small & large groups. This camp is geared towards those who have never danced and want to give it a try and for those with some experience who want to test out a range of styles. The week will conclude with a dance performance.

Jul 4-8 8:30–3:30 $200 3100Jul 25-29 8:30–3:30 $200 3101

s F u’s “G L E E c a m p ” ~ N E w ~ Based on the popular TV Series GLEE, campers will spend a week singing and choreographing their hearts out! Vocal experience is not required, but campers must be excited about singing and performing. Campers will learn both melodies and harmonies, along with choreographed dance routines. Although the emphasis will be choir based, there is the opportunity for solos. The week will conclude with a performance of songs/routines learned during the camp.

8-11 yrs 12-14 yrsJul 18-22 8:30–3:30 $200 3257 3265Aug 22-26 8:30–3:30 $200 3264 3258

F I t N E s s giRlS ROCk (9–11 yeARS) A camp for girls who are interested in learning more about themselves and an active lifestyle. Activities will include a variety of fitness inspired classes and indoor rock climbing, as well as interactive activities to help girls improve their self esteem, eat healthy and more! Transportation to and from rock climbing provided.

Aug 8-12 8:30–3:30 $204 2863

FiTneSS innOvATiOn (12–15 yeARS)Try out yoga, bootcamp, fitness classes and strength training in a week of fitness fun. Activities will be aimed at girls who want to explore ways to lead an active lifestyle, while promoting healthy self esteem and positive body image. Out trip and Transportation to and from rock climbing provided.

Aug 15-19 8:30–3:30 $229 2865

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H a L F daY c a m p s This is a great option if you are looking to combine with another half day camp. A lot of our sports camps are only half days, you could complement it with a second sports camp, a multi-sport camp, a recreation camp, or any half day of your choice.

Regardless of what time your child’s morning camp ends, or your child’s afternoon camps begins, he or she will be supervised during the lunch break. If you are not signed up for two half days you will need to drop off/pick up you child for the start and end times of those programs (no lunch time supervision is provided for those campers not participating in two half day camps). NOTE: All activities are subject to scheduling, weather and availability.

r E c r E at I o N c a m p s H a L F daY – a m ( 5 - 12 Y E a r s ) This camp offers a variety of fun activities, including a range of games such as snag-the-skittle, floor hockey, wink tag, arts and crafts, swimming and special events (T-shirts are not provided). *Campers are grouped by age.

Jul 4–8 8:30–11:30 $92 2929Jul 11–15 8:30–11:30 $92 2930Jul 18–22 8:30–11:30 $92 2931Jul 25–29 8:30–11:30 $92 2932Aug 2–5 8:30–11:30 $74 2933Aug 8–12 8:30–11:30 $92 2934Aug 15–19 8:30–11:30 $92 2935Aug 22–26 8:30–11:30 $92 2936

m u Lt I – s p o r t c a m p H a L F daY – p m ( 5 - 12 Y E a r s ) This camp includes a variety of sports like basketball, floor hockey, soccer, softball, swimming, track and field, volleyball, and more. The variety of sports will change each week (T-shirts are not provided). *Campers are grouped by age.


Morning Afternoon

July 4–8

AM Recreation (5-12 yrs) Basketball (Boys 5-12 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Tennis (5-14 yrs) Volleyball (8-11 yrs)

Multi Sport (5-12 yrs) Tennis (5-14 yrs) Under the Sea (5-8 yrs)

July 11–15

AM Recreation (5-12 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Soccer (Boys 5-14 yrs) Tennis (5-14 yrs) Wrestling (6-9 yrs) Say Cheese Story Books (5-7 yrs) Under the Sea (5-8 yrs)

Multi Sport (5-12 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Tennis (5-14 yrs) Wrestling (9-17 yrs) Just Toying Around (5-7 yrs)

July 18–22

AM Recreation (5-12 yrs) Basketball (Boys 5-12 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Soccer (Girls 5-13 yrs) Tennis (5-14 yrs) Track & Field (7-16 yrs)

Multi Sport (5-12 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Tennis (5-14 yrs) Under the Sea (5-8 yrs)

July 25–29

AM Recreation (5-12 yrs) Basketball (Girls 7-9 yrs) Badminton (8-14 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Martial Arts (7-11 yrs) Soccer (Boys 5-14 yrs) Tennis (5-14 yrs) Track & Field (7-16 yrs) Just Toying Around (5-7 yrs) Under the Sea (5-8 yrs)

Multi Sport (5-12 yrs) Basketball (Girls 10-12 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Tennis (5-14 yrs) Volleyball (8-11 yrs) Digital Comic Book (5-7 yrs)

Aug 2–5

AM Recreation (5-12 yrs) Basketball (Boys 5-12 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Tennis (5-14 yrs) Track & Field (7-16 yrs) Volleyball (12-14 yrs)

Multi Sport (5-12 yrs) Tennis (5-14 yrs) Under the Sea (5-8 yrs)

Aug 8–12

AM Recreation (5-12 yrs) Badminton (8-14 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Rugby (6-9 yrs) Tennis (5-14 yrs) Track & Field (7-16 yrs) Digital Comic Book (5-7 yrs) Under the Sea (5-8 yrs)

Multi Sport (5-12 yrs) Tennis (5-14 yrs) Say Cheese Story Books (5-7 yrs)

Aug 15–19

AM Recreation (5-12 yrs) Basketball (Girls 8-10 yrs) Hockey Camp (5-6 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Martial Arts (7-11 yrs) Softball (8-14 yrs) Tennis (5-14 yrs)

Multi Sport (5-12 yrs) Basketball (Girls 11-14 yrs) Hockey Camp (9-10 yrs) Tennis (5-14 yrs) Under the Sea (5-8 yrs)

Aug 22–26

AM Recreation (5-12 yrs) Badminton (8-14 yrs) Hockey Camp (7-8 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Tennis (5-14 yrs) Under the Sea (5-8 yrs)

Multi Sport (5-12 yrs) Hockey Camp (11-12 yrs) Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Tennis (5-14 yrs)

Aug 29-Sep 2

Golf Camp (7-15 yrs) * & ** Tennis (5-14 yrs)

Tennis (5-14 yrs)

* = Coquitlam Golf Course ** = Surrey Golf Course

m I X ‘ N ’ m atc H c a m p s Combine any one of our morning camps with any one of our afternoon camps for five full days of action. When you pay for both a morning camp and an afternoon camp in the same week, lunch supervision is included. Please note that some camps are GIRLS ONLY or BOYS ONLY. If they are not designated girls or boys, they are CO-ED. Please refer to the brochure for camp details. Prices vary from camp to camp. Campers are separated into groups by age and skill level. Please note: if your half day camp takes place off of Burnaby Mountain it is the parent/guardians responsibility to transport their child to and from that location.

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u N d E r t H E s E a ( 5 - 8 Y E a r s ) ~ N E w ~ Geared towards the younger aqua enthusiast, explore and discover everything to do with water! Have a splashin’ good time in the pool swimming, diving, snorkeling, kayaking, and more! Please note: Some swimming experience necessary. Must be comfortable in deep water with a lifejacket.

Jul 4–8 12:30-3:30 $112 3275Jul 11–15 8:30–11:30 $112 3276Jul 18–22 12:30-3:30 $112 3277Jul 25–29 8:30–11:30 $112 3278Aug 2–5 12:30-3:30 $90 3279Aug 8–12 8:30–11:30 $112 3280Aug 15–19 12:30-3:30 $112 3281Aug 22–26 8:30–11:30 $112 3282

H 2 o w o N d E r s ( 8 – 12 Y E a r s ) ~ N E w ~Explore the wonders of the water in H2O Wonders! Experience outdoor water adventures in the pool as you learn how to kayak, snorkel and scuba dive. Discover new ways to have fun in the water playing water-polo, diving and even synchronized swimming. Develop lifesaving, first aid and leadership skills as you train to be a junior lifeguard. A special trip to the Vancouver Aquarium tops off your amazing week exploring the wonders of H2O!


L I F E s aV I N G ( 13+ Y E a r s ) This camp is designed to further lifesaving skills. This camp combines two advanced lifesaving awards: Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross with a CPR ‘C’ award. Participants will perform challenging water rescues, learn First Aid, CPR and develop aquatic endurance. Bronze Cross can earn you 2 credits for grade 11. PREREQUISITE: Bronze Star or 13 years and the ability to swim 600 meters. Canadian Lifesaving Manual ($34) must be purchased before the first day of class. (T-shirts are not provided).

Jul 4–8 8:30–4:30 $231 2952Jul 11–15 8:30–4:30 $231 2953Jul 18–22 8:30–4:30 $231 2954Jul 25–29 8:30–4:30 $231 2955Aug 8–12 8:30–4:30 $231 2956Aug 15–19 8:30–4:30 $231 2957Aug 22–26 8:30–4:30 $231 2958

N at I o N a L L I F E G ua r d s E r V I c E ( 16+ Y E a r s ) NLS is a nationally recognized certification that qualifies you to lifeguard across Canada. This camp is designed to instill judgment, leadership, knowledge and fitness, while stressing a preventative approach to pool safety. This course will help to develop critical thinking in emergency situations. NLS can earn you 2 credits for grade 12. (T-shirts are not provided). PREREQUISITE: Must be 16 years of age before the last day of the course. Standard First Aid or Aquatic Emergency Care must be current within one year of certification. Bronze Cross required. Alert Manual ($34) must be purchased before the first day of class.

Jul 11-15 8:30–6:00 $260 2996Jul 25-29 8:30–6:00 $260 2997Aug 8-12 8:30–6:00 $260 2998Aug 22-26 8:30–6:00 $260 2999

a s s I s ta N t wat E r s a F E t Y I N s t r u c to r ( 15+ Y E a r s ) ~ N E w ~ Want to become a swimming instructor? This certification course is a prerequisite to the Red Cross Water Safety Instructor (WSI) Course. The course covers the foundation of instructional skills including teaching methods, learning styles, physical principles, progressions, communication, safety supervision and feedback. Please note that all extra fees are included in the listed price. Pre-requisites: 15 years old and Red Cross Swim Kids 10 skills and strokes or equivalent. (T-shirts are not provided).

Jul 11-15 9:15-5:30 $295 3283Jul 25-29 9:15-5:30 $295 3284

wat E r s a F E t Y I N s t r u c to r ( 15+ Y E a r s ) ~ N E w ~ Want to become a swimming instructor? The Water Safety Instructor (WSI) Course further develops instructional ability by focusing on how to effectively plan and teach the Red Cross Swim continuum: Red Cross Swim Preschool, Red Cross Swim Kids and AquaAdults programs. Other topics include instructional emergency response skills and stroke development, drills, and corrective strategies. WSI can earn you two credits for grade 12. Please note that all extra fees are included in the listed price. (T-shirts are not provided). Pre-requisites: 15 years old & Assistant Water Safety Instructor.

Jul 18-22 9:30-5:30 $275 3285Aug 8-12 9:30-5:30 $275 3286

s ta N da r d F I r s t a I d ( 13+ Y E a r s ) This 16 hour course will provide training in life threatening priorities such as breathing, bleeding, shock, poisons, as well as secondary injuries such as those to head, spine, bones, joints and injuries due to heat and cold. CPR ‘C’ is included in the course. This course is a prerequisite for the National Lifeguard Service.

Jun 28-30 Tu/Th 8:30–5:00 $120 3123Jul 11-20 Mon/Wed 5:00-9:00 $120 3124Jul 26-Aug 4 Tu/Th 5:00-9:00 $120 3125Aug 8-10 Mon/Wed 8:30–5:00 $120 3287

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r E d c r o s s s w I m L E s s o N s ~ N E w ~ Red CROSS PReSCHOOl leSSOnS (3-5 yeARS)

Sea Turtle & Salamander

July 5-28 Tu/Th 3:45-4:15 $37.75 3331Aug 2-25 Tu/Th 3:45-4:15 $37.75 3332

Sunfish & Crocodile


Red CROSS SWiM kidS leSSOnS (6-13 yeARS)

Swim kids 1 & 2


Swim kids 3 & 4


Swim kids 5 & 6


Swim kids 7 & 8

July 4-27 Mon/Wed 3:45-4:45 $39.25 3327Aug 3-24 Mon/Wed 3:45-4:45 $34.25 3328

Swim kids 9 & 10

July 4-27 Mon/Wed 3:45-4:45 $39.25 3329Aug 3-24 Mon/Wed 3:45-4:45 $34.25 3330

Sea Turtle (Beginner) For beginners to swimming, participating without a parent. This level is an introduction to skills in swimming, glides, and floating and builds awareness of deep water and safe entries.

Salamander Preschoolers actively learn new swimming skills including assisted floats and glides through games and songs. The fun includes learning to jump into chest deep water.

Sunfish Preschoolers work on stroke and skill progressions. Learning also focuses on good judgement in, on and around the water, and entries and floats in deep water.

Crocodile Preschoolers start independent glides and kicking in deep water. Endurance is built through increasing distance for front and back swims. Swimmers learn about the dolphin kick and try synchro skills in the water.

Swim kids 1 (Beginner) This entry level provides children with an orientation to the water and the pool area and introduces floats and glides with kick.

Swim kids 2 This level builds skills in front and back swims. Children are introduced to deep water activities and proper use of a personal flotation device. Endurance is built on flutter kick and glides.

Swim kids 3 This level introduces proper front crawl and develops a foundation for making wise choices on where and when to swim. Diving is introduced and students work on floats, changing direction and a 15-metre swim.

Swim kids 4 In this level, children further develop the front crawl, back glide and shoulder roll for back crawl. They work on dives, surface support and endurance with a 25-metre swim.

Swim kids 5 In this level, the back crawl is introduced, along with sculling skills and whip kick on the back. There is an introduction to safe boating skills and endurance is developed through dolphin kick and a 50-metre swim.

Swim kids 6 This level continues to refine front and back crawl and elementary backstroke is introduced. Children are also introduced to the rescue of others with throwing assists. Dives and treading water are improved and endurance is developed through a 75-metre swim.

Swim kids 7 This level continues to build skills and endurance for front crawl and elementary backstroke and introduces whip kick on the front. Students learn about airway and breathing obstructions. Endurance is built by taking part in timed treading water and a 150-metre swim.

Swim kids 8 This level introduces the breaststroke, foot-first surface dives and rescue entries. Students learn about the dangers of open water, hypothermia and the performance of rescue breathing. Endurance is built on the dolphin kick and 300-metre swim.

Swim kids 9 Front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke continue to be refined in this level. Children are encouraged to combine different strokes and kicks for fitness. Work on shallow and standing dives continues along with learning about wise choices, peer influences and self-rescue from ice. Endurance is built through a 400-metre swim.

Swim kids 10 Further refinement of strokes, with an introduction to butterfly and scissor kick highlight this level. Children learn about sun safety and head- and feet-first surface dives. Endurance is built using butterfly drills and a 500-metre swim.

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m I N I u N I V E r s I t Y ~ N E w F o r m at ~ ( 8 - 14 Y E a r s ) A true university experience! Session A & Session B both offer exciting possibilities, as our university students teach campers in a fun and creative way. Not only will they learn in the campus classrooms and labs, but they will also be able to use the SFU sport facilities, including gyms, fields, and the pool. Individual classes on each subject will be held each day. Large group projects/productions that involve ALL subjects and all age groups will take place each day. Approximately two hours of recreation time will be included. nOTe: There will be no camp on August 1 due to the statutory holiday: the price for this camp has been reduced.

SeSSiOn A

engineeRing: Study how the structures in cities were built, how vehicles work and more. (e.g. build a bridge with popsicle sticks and see how much weight it can withhold).BiOlOgiCAl SCienCe: Explore marine life, forests and land creatures.

BuSineSS And MARkeTing: Develop your business and marketing skills, manage and network your way to the top. Talk about how movies like Super Size Me has an effect on companies like Mc Donalds.

8–9yrs 10–11yrs 12–14yrsJul 4-15 8:30–3:30 $349 2962 2966 2970Aug 2-12 8:30–3:30 $315 2963 2967 2971

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PHySiCS: We make physics fun with a variety of interactive presentations that expose students to the forces and interactions that govern our universe. This exciting and educational training ground for young scientists will include experiments with laser and light shows, electrical and magnetic displays, as well as heat and thermodynamic demonstrations.

CHeMiSTRy: Discover the science and reactions of the molecules that surround us. (e.g. build a volcano and make it erupt).

COMMuniCATiOnS and MediA: Learn how much the media affects your daily life. (e.g. write a sample script for a TV commercial).

8–9yrs 10–11yrs 12–14yrsJul 18-29 8:30–3:30 $349 2974 2978 2982Aug 15-26 8:30–3:30 $349 2975 2979 2983

E s L ( 7 – 16 Y E a r s ) This camp is an introduction for ESL students to an English-speaking environment, with a focus on practice and fun. Campers will engage in language-oriented activities and will be encouraged to practice speaking and writing in English. Each week campers will have 3 days of lessons and spend the remaining time experiencing the beautiful Vancouver area, traveling to a variety of locations. ESL camp’s goal is to provide a level of language acquisition not present in a typical classroom setting, by learning about the world in camp, and going out to see the world for themselves. Campers will be grouped by age and will partake in activities suitable for their age and skill level. The groups will combine during field trips. nOTe: There will be no camp on August 1 due to the statutory holiday: the price for this camp has been reduced.

7–10yrs 11–16yrsJul 11-15 8:30–3:30 $215 2841 2849Jul 18-22 8:30–3:30 $215 2842 2850Jul 25-29 8:30–3:30 $215 2843 2851Aug 2-5 8:30–3:30 $175 2845 2853Aug 8-12 8:30–3:30 $215 2846 2854Aug 15-19 8:30–3:30 $215 2847 2855

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L E a d E r s H I p t r a I N I N G ( 13 - 18 Y E a r s ) ~ N E w F o r m at ~ Three progressive levels of leadership training, designed for teens wanting to develop their leadership skills in a youth camp setting. Instruction from our professional educators focuses on leadership knowledge and skill acquisition utilizing both a theoretical and a practical approach. Based on the SFU Camps model, these courses review the necessary skills desired for the volunteer, instructor, and head instructor positions. Completion is highly recommended before applying for employment and volunteer positions at SFU camps. level i - THeORy, OBSeRvATiOn & inTeRACTiOn SkillS (CAmp VoLuNteeR tRAiNiNg)

Jul 4-8 9:00–3:30 $199 2948Jul 11-15 9:00–3:30 $199 2949

level ii - COunSellOR in TRAining - THeORy inTO PRACTiCAl (CAmp iNStRuCtoR BASiCS) *Level i is a prerequisite

Jul 11-15 9:00–3:30 $199 3268July 18-22 9:00–3:30 $199 3269

level iii - COunSellOR in TRAining AdvAnCed - PlAnning, ORgAnizing, And BudgeTing (CAmp HeAD

iNStRuCtoR BASiCS) *Level ii is a prerequisite

July 18-22 9:00–3:30 $199 3270

co m p u t E r c a m p ( 8 – 14 Y E a r s ) Using the latest in computer software, campers will learn new skills and enhance current ones in the areas of graphics, photo manipulation, website design, animation and gaming. Macs will be used. Campers learn at their own pace, choosing to move forward as they feel confident. Each camper will have his or her own computer station with 4 hours of computer instruction each day. Various small projects and one large project will take place over the 2 weeks.

There will also be approximately 2 hours of recreation time each day (activities range from co-operative games, sports and art projects, to swimming and special events). nOTe: There will be no camp on August 1 due to the statutory holiday: the price for this camp has been reduced.

8–10yrs 11–14yrsJul 4-15 8:30–3:30 $349 2833 2837Jul 18-29 8:30–3:30 $349 2834 2838Aug 2-12 8:30–3:30 $315 2835 2839Aug 15-26 8:30–3:30 $349 2836 2840

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pa r t N E r s H I p c a m p ss c I E N c E a L ! V E a member of ac tua ALL Science AL!VE summer camps have new activities each summer. Due to continued interest in our dual-curriculum format, which features Alpha and Beta weeks, we are excited to offer two unique weeks of camp activities for our Quark, Electron, Ion and Tech camps! This gives every camper the opportunity to participate in one or more weeks of Science AL!VE camp, without overlap. Electron and Ion participants have the opportunity to register for our specialty camps (Nebula Girls and Tech Camps). PLEASE NOTE: 1. The grades listed are the grades your child must complete in the 2010/2011 school year in order to register for summer 2011. 2. All of the below camps are co-ed (except for Nebula girls). Registration is separate for boys and girls simply for administrative purposes. 3. There will be no camps August 1 due to the statutory holiday.

QuARk CAMP (gRAdeS 2-3) The goal of Science AL!VE’s Quark Camp is to introduce our youngest campers to the exciting world of science through various interactive, hands-on activities. Campers explore var ious themes including marine biology, meteorology, and mechanical engineering with an emphasis on exploration and scientific discovery.

Girls BoysJul 4-8 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3068 3043Jul 11–15 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3069 3044Jul 18–22 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3070 3045Jul 25–29 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3071 3046Aug 2–5 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $150 3072 3047Aug 8–12 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3073 3048Aug 15–19 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3074 3049Aug 22–26 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3075 3050

eleCTROn CAMP (gRAdeS 4-5)Electron campers participate in a variety of activities building on prior knowledge and skills. Whether they are building and maneuvering robots using our Lego Mindstorms NXT sets, refining their laboratory expertise or exploring physiology, our Electrons are always developing new knowledge and abilities.

Girls BoysJul 4-8 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3076 3051Jul 11–15 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3077 3052Jul 18–22 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3078 3053Jul 25–29 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3079 3054Aug 2–5 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $150 3080 3055Aug 8–12 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3081 3056Aug 15–19 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3082 3057Aug 22–26 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3083 3058

iOn CAMP (gRAdeS 6-7)Ion Camp focuses on week-long activities that challenge and encourage youth to draw connections between the sciences and the world around them. Ions are exposed to various laboratory settings through tours and activities, and experiment extensively with Lego Mindstorms NXT. Topics include genetics, kinematics, and geochemistry.

Girls BoysJul 11–15 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3084 3059Jul 18–22 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3085 3060Aug 8–12 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3086 3061Aug 15–19 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $185 3088 3063

neBulA giRlS (gRAdeS 4-7) Nebula Camp is a unique learning environment that incorporates exclusive curriculum created just for girls! Topics include: environmental toxicology, electrical engineering and plant biology. Taught by enthusiastic female scientists, this camp is designed to boost female participation in the sciences in an inclusive all-girl environment.

Girls BoysJul 11–15 8:30–3:30 $185 3093 N/AAug 15–19 8:30–3:30 $185 3094 N/A

TeCH CAMP (gRAdeS 4-7) Don’t miss out on your chance to register for our amazingly popular Tech Camp! Tech campers will explore the many fields of technology through research lab tours, specialized take-home projects and innovative high-tech challenges. Topics include: energy technologies, animation, and mechatronics.

Girls BoysJul 4–8 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $195 3089 3064Jul 25–29 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $195 3090 3065Aug 2–5 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $160 3091 3066Aug 22–26 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $195 3092 3067 FAS TeCH CAMP (gRAdeS 8-9) An exciting new camp hosted by the Faculty of Applied Sciences! Computing Science and Engineering professors will introduce you to robotics and artificial intelligence. Participants will build robots who will square off in the Battle of the Bots and race through the Great Maze! Your friends and parents are invited to watch the competition and join us for pizza on the final day.

Girls BoysJul 11–15 8:30–3:30 $185 3095 3313Jul 18–22 8:30–3:30 $185 3096 3314

SCienCe Al!ve SuRRey Surrey camps use innovative and interactive hands-on activities, curricula and

approaches aimed at exposing and inspiring youth in the areas of science, engineering and technology. Surrey campers will explore a variety of sciences through activities designed with the Surrey campus in mind. Topics include environmental science, health science and new up and coming technologies. These camps feature a dual-curriculum format with Alpha and Beta weeks,

allowing campers who have completed grades 4 through 7 to experience one or two weeks of camp without activity overlap. No lunch option is available

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m u s I cExperiencing music has never been this much fun! Innovative, creative programs are designed with hands-on activities to inspire campers and ignite a love for music. For a perfect camp experience, SFU includes swim time, daily sports and recreation, culminating with a weekly musical performance (family invited). Previous music experience is not required and enrichment is provided for campers who have had lessons. Campers must indicate their experience at time of registration. JAMMin’ FOR BAnd i (9–11 yeARS) Get a head start in band! Daily lessons are integrated with creative programs that are designed to inspire and motivate. Whether they are playing rhythm instruments, or mastering the moves to the music drama, our young musicians are always developing new knowledge and abilities. Daily sports and recreational activities (including swim time), make this a complete camp experience. There are no prerequisites for this camp.

Jul 11-15 8:30–3:30 $230 2989Jul 25-29 8:30–3:30 $230 2995

MOzART, MuSiC, And MORe (5–9 yeARS) Experience the life of Mozart. The story of this youthful character will ignite your child’s classical and opera experience through princes, princesses, dragons, and magic. Campers explore “The Magic Flute,” make a rhythm instrument and create an exotic mask. With innovative adventures in music drama, rhythm ensembles, and singing, they are always developing new knowledge and abilities. Sports activities (including swim time), take-home art projects and participation in a closing recital are an integral part of this journey! There are no prerequisites.

Jul 18-22 8:30–3:30 $220 2990

SyMPHOny SAFARi exTReMe (5–9 yeARS) Explore the exciting world of the symphony! Campers journey through each section of the orchestra, and experience the thrill of trying real instruments on this safari. The adventure peaks with the interaction of professional musicians who give exclusive performances for even the youngest camper. Their music ability grows through new adventures in rhythm ensembles, music drama and singing. Sports activities (including swim time), take-home art projects and participation in a closing recital are an integral part of this journey!

Jul 11-15 8:30–3:30 $230 2991Jul 25–29 8:30–3:30 $230 2992

WigS & gigS~COMPOSeR kidS (5–9 yeARS) In response to requests for more music camps, we are excited to introduce “Wigs & Gigs – Composer Kids”. Join the drama, and share the fun of discovering some of the fascinating lives of Classic Composer Greats. Papa Haydn, Handel, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Clara Schuman and others, had lives with adventure to be explored. Sports and recreational activities (including swim time) are combined with music and drama designed to advance their skill in rhythm, music drama, and singing, in preparation for a closing recital. No class on Aug 1 due to statutory holiday.

Jul 4-8 8:30–3:30 $220 2993Aug 2-5 8:30–3:30 $175 2994

s u m m E r V I s I o N s F I L m I N s t I t u t E @ s F u ( 8 – 12 Y E a r s )Do you want to make a short comedy, an animated video, or a dramatic short film this summer? Join us at SFU’s Summer Visions Film Institute, where you’ll learn how to write, produce, act, and direct a film with our fun, intense, and hands-on program! Alongside our talented and respectful instructors, mentors, and visiting artists, you’ll work in small teams to learn about moviemaking. You’ll discover what makes a great film, then take that knowledge into writing scripts, drawing storyboards, acting, directing, shooting and editing your own short video using professional equipment. On the last day of each program, invite your friends and family to attend a screening of your finished masterpiece, and show the world your skills as a new filmmaker. This award-winning digital video production program is run by Pacific Cinémathèque in partnership with Dream Big Productions at Templeton Secondary. Our participants come back year after year - sign up to see what all the excitement is about!

Jul 4-8 8:30–3:30 $295 3238Jul 11-15 8:30–3:30 $295 3239Jul 18-22 8:30–3:30 $295 3240Jul 25-29 8:30–3:30 $295 3241Aug 8-12 8:30–3:30 $295 3242Aug 15-19 8:30–3:30 $295 3243Aug 22-26 8:30–3:30 $295 3244

b a N d leARn THe BAgPiPeS (8–13 yeARS) Taught by members of the World Champion SFU Pipe Band, this Camp teaches the basics of playing the Scottish bagpipes. On practice chanters, students will learn how to play the scale, gracenotes, and embellishments, leading to simple tunes. Students will also learn about parts of the bagpipes and the reeds that produce the various sounds. Practice chanters will be provided on loan. Students interested in further instruction may join the SFU Junior pipe band in September. Instructor to participant ratio is approximately 1:8. Closing date for registering is June 20.

Jul 11-15 8:30–3:30 $225 2951 leARn SCOTTiSH SnARe dRuMMing (8–13 yeARS) Taught by members of the World Champion SFU Pipe Band, this Camp teaches the basics of playing the Scottish snare drums. Using practice pads and drumsticks, students will learn how to correctly hold and maneuver the sticks, play basic hand-to-hand taps and simple rudiments, leading to simple scores. Students will also learn about the Scottish snare drum and how its sound is created. Practice pads and sticks will be provided on loan. Students interested in further instruction may join the SFU Junior pipe band in September. Instructor to participant ratio is approximately 1:8. Closing date for registering is June 27.

Jul 18-22 8:30–3:30 $225 2950

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s u r r E Y c a m p sSurrey campus offers camps that showcase our programs, students, and our state-of-the art computer facilities in computers, design and the arts. Afternoons may include various activities, like fieldtrips, swimming, outdoor sports, games and movies. T-shirt included. nOTe: There is no pre-or post-camp care for SFU Surrey camps. Also, no lunch programs are offered. All registrations are processed through the Camps Office on Burnaby Campus. Please register online (www.sfu.ca/camps) OR phone the Camps Office to register at 778-782-4965.

G a m E s m a s t E r ( 11 – 15 Y E a r s ) Learn how to design and build computer games in this camp dedicated to game development. Use industry standard graphics and 3D software to build your own characters and gaming levels. Introductory programming is covered so that you can program game mechanics. This camp is for campers with previous game developing experience or a strong interest in the gaming world.

Jul 18-22 8:30–3:30 $160 3137Aug 8-12 8:30–3:30 $160 3138

m o V I E c a m p ( 11 – 15 Y E a r s ) Make your own movie and learn what makes a good story. Learn new filming techniques with digital video cameras, how to edit and create special effects in post production. You will study films, commercials, and music videos. Industry guest speakers attending to give you a behind the scenes look at movie making.

Jul 25-29 8:30–3:30 $160 3135

p u N J a b I c a m p ( 8 – 15 Y E a r s ) Learn Punjabi through games, movies, songs and dances! This camp is designed to give children a fun language experience that is integrated with various cultural activities. Geared towards children with beginner to intermediate level Punjabi.

Jul 18-22 9:00-2:00 $150 3139

t H E d I r E c to r ’s c u t ( 5 – 7 Y E a r s )JuST TOying AROund ~ neW ~ Do your toys have a secret life of their own? Do you need a video camera to catch your toys in the act? Well, at The Director’s Cut, action figures, polly pockets, lego characters and hand-held toys can come to life! Using our video cameras, Apple lap top computers, our expert instruction and your imagination things will come to life in your very own Hollywood blockbuster! This workshop puts you in the director’s chair and on location. Using stop motion videography, and your toys, you will create the dvd, add the sound effects, voice overs and music, all to be showcased on your very own, first edition dvd. (T-shirts are not provided).

Jul 11-15 12:30–3:30 $145 3315Jul 25-29 8:30–11:30 $145 3316 SAy CHeeSe STORy BOOkS ~ neW ~ Move over Robert Munsch, because there is a new kid in town and she has a digital camera, the latest in apple technology and most importantly... the imagination to make the world’s next top selling story book! That’s right, at the Director’s Cut you become the author, illustrator and editor in this one of a kind workshop. Young and old authors alike will storyboard their ideas. Then using a digital camera, take the pictures, import them, edit them and create a layout that will make your book one of a kind. At the end, you will receive a professionally published copy of your book to share with family and friends for years to come. Oh yeah, did we mention the fun, and exciting instructors that join you during the workshops to make this experience, one for the books! (T-shirts are not provided).

Jul 11-15 8:30–11:30 $145 3317Aug 8-12 12:30–3:30 $145 3318 COMiC RelieF - digiTAl COMiC BOOk PROduCTiOn (5–7 yeARS) ~ neW~ Wham! Shazam! Pow! Only a few choice words used by your favourite super hero as they around around the world to battle evil and save the world from….well anything you can imagine! At the Director’s Cut, you become the author, digital illustrator, digital photographer and creator in our all star workshop Comic Relief! using our digital cameras, lap top computers, expert super hero instruction (please note our instructors are only super heros on weekends and after 9), and your imagination, you along with your cast of side kicks will create you idea, take digital pictures, edit them and then comicfy yourselves, creating a one of a kind, published comic book that may make Stan Lee get a little nervous! Not into super heroes, then try… anything you want….. it’s your imagination you know! (T-shirts are not provided).

Jul 25-29 12:30–3:30 $145 3319Aug 8-12 8:30–11:30 $145 3320

s c I E N c E a L ! V E a member of ac tua Surrey camps use innovative and interactive hands-on activities, curricula and approaches aimed at exposing and inspiring youth in the areas of science, engineering and technology. Surrey campers will explore a variety of sciences through activities designed with the Surrey campus in mind. Topics include environmental science, health science and new up and coming technologies. These camps feature a dual-curriculum format with Alpha and Beta weeks, allowing campers who have completed grades 4 through 7 to experience one or two weeks of camp without activity overlap. nOTe: There will be no camp August 1 due to the statutory holiday. JuniOR CAMP: COMPleTing gRAdeS 2–3

Girls BoysJul 4-8 8:30–3:30 $160 3143 3146

SeniOR CAMP: COMPleTing gRAdeS 4–7

Girls BoyAug 2-5 (ALPHA) 8:30–3:30 $130 3144 3147Aug 8-12 (BETA) 8:30–3:30 $160 3145 3148

G a m E s & a N I m at I o N ( 11 – 15 Y E a r s ) Games & Animation (11-15 Years) Learn the history of games, learn how computer games are made, and how to design and build your own computer games. Create a wide variety of projects featuring 2D to 3D animation. Some previous knowledge of computer games or game consoles is necessary. There will be no camp on Aug 1 due to the statutory holiday.

Jul 11-15 8:30–3:30 $160 3132Aug 2-5 8:30–3:30 $130 3133

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c a m p s c a L E N da r & p L a N N E rJ u LY s ta r t d at E s F o r F u L L daY c a m p sJuly 4

Clan KidsSo You Think You Can DanceMini University - 2 weeks Computer Camp - 2 weeks Leadership Training - Level 1 Outdoor Adventure Out Trippers H2O Wonders Lifesaving Camp Basketball Basics (Girls) Football (Jul 6-9) Golf (Coquitlam) Golf (Surrey) Science Alive Summer Visions Film Inst. Wigs & Gigs - Composer Kids

July 11 Clan Kids Rec Reality Challenge ESL Leadership Training - Level 1 Leadership Training - Level II Mountain Madness H2O Wonders Lifesaving Camp National Lifeguard Service AWSI Golf (Coquitlam) Golf (Surrey) Volleyball Science Alive Summer Visions Film Inst. Bagpipes Jammin’ for Band Symphony Safari Extreme

July 18 Clan Kids SFU’s GLEE Camp Mini University - 2 weeks Computer Camp - 2 weeks ESL Leadership Training - Level II Leadership Training - Level 1II Outdoor Adventure Out Trippers Scuba Certification H2O Wonders Lifesaving Camp WSI Golf (Coquitlam) Golf (Surrey) Soccer (Boys and Girls) Volleyball Science Alive Summer Visions Film Inst. Snare Drums Mozart, Music & More

July 25 Clan Kids So You Think You Can Dance ESL Mountain Madness H2O Wonders Lifesaving Camp National Lifeguard Service AWSI Golf (Coquitlam) Golf (Surrey) Science Alive Summer Visions Film Inst. Jammin’ for Band Symphony Safari Extreme

Weekend CAMPS ( Ju ly and Augus t )

Basketball (boys) July 9, 23 August 6, 13, 20 Field Lacrosse (Aug 12-14)

au G u s t s ta r t d at E s F o r F u L L daY c a m p s *No camps on Aug 1* due to the statutory holiday*

AuguST 2 Clan Kids Mini University - 2 weeks Computer Camp - 2 weeks ESL Outdoor Adventure Out Trippers H2O Wonders Golf (Coquitlam) Golf (Surrey) High School Trainers (Aug 4) Science Alive Wigs & Gigs - Composer Kids

AuguST 8 Clan Kids Girls Rock ESL Out Trippers Scuba Certification H2O Wonders Lifesaving Camp National Lifeguard Service WSI Basketball Basics (Boys) Field Lacrosse (Aug 12-14) Golf (Coquitlam) Golf (Surrey) Rugby Soccer (Girls) Science Alive Summer Visions Film Inst.

AuguST 15 Clan Kids Rec Reality Challenge Fitness Innovation Mini University - 2 weeks Computer Camp - 2 weeks ESL Outdoor Adventure Out Trippers H2O Wonders Lifesaving Camp Basketball Basics (Boys) Golf (Coquitlam) Golf (Surrey) Rowing Science Alive Summer Visions Film Inst.

AuguST 22 Clan Kids SFU’s GLEE Camp Mountain Madness H2O Wonders Lifesaving Camp National Lifeguard Service Golf (Coquitlam) Golf (Surrey) Softball (Girls) Science Alive Summer Visions Film Inst.

AuguST 29 Clan Kids Out Trippers Basketball (Girls) Golf (Coquitlam) Golf (Surrey)

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H o w to r E G I s t E r1 – c H o o s E Yo u r c a m p sWrite down the codes and the fees for each camp. The code appears directly to the right of the cost listed for each camp.

2 – co N s I d E r Yo u r o p t I o N sPRe OR POST CARe?If you want pre- or post-care for your camper, you can select this option online, or on the paper below. WHy nOT MAke A dAy OF iT? If you’ve chosen a half-day camp, why not select another half day in the same week to make your half-day camp into a full-day experience. See page 3 for Mix ‘N’ Match Camp details. A HeAlTHy lunCH? Lunch options are available for many of our camps. More information appears on this page.

3 – G o to w w w. s F u. c a / c a m p s Registering online is quick and convenient. Visa and MasterCard accepted; some releases and medical information required. You can add a lunch option, and order an extra t-shirt, if you wish (most camps include t-shirts, but some don’t).

4 – co N F I r m at I o N Confirmation will be sent out upon receipt of registration only if email address is provided. Parking information, drop off locations, what to bring to camp and more will be emailed to you one week prior to camp start date.

a H E a Lt H Y Lu N c HThe SFU Camps Program and Renaissance Coffee on Burnaby campus team up to make your life easier, by providing your camper with a nutritious lunch during camp. Lunch includes a sandwich, drink and granola bar.

There will also be a concession open daily in the lunch area of the central gym lobby. It is open daily during SFU Summer Camps.

The lunch program is not available for the following camps:All Half Day Camps All Aquatic Camps except H2O WondersAll Weekend CampsAll Evening CampsAll Camps that do not take place at the Burnaby Campus Field Lacrosse FootballHigh School TrainersOutdoor Adventure Camp Out TrippersLacrosse Leadership Training CampsScience AL!VESCUBA CertificationSoftball Standard First Aid

iF yOu CAn’T RegiSTeR Online in person: Register directly at the Camps Office in the Chancellor’s Gym Complex at SFU Burnaby: Monday to Friday, April 1 to July 2 from 9:00-16:00 and Monday to Friday, July 5 to September 3 from 8:00-17:30.

By mail: Send full payment by cheque, money order, Visa or MasterCard and the registration form to: SFU Camps Program, Recreation & Athletics, 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6. Please make cheques payable to “Simon Fraser University” (no post-dated cheques please).

ReFundS If a program does not fill to its minimum required capacity one week prior to its start, SFU Athletics & Recreation reserve the right to cancel the program and to refund program fees in full.

If the participant needs to withdraw from a program: * 100% refund (less a 15% administration fee per program) will be issued for each program cancellation one or more weeks prior to program start.

* No refunds will be issued for a withdrawl from a program with less than one week notice prior to the start date.

*A refund may be considered based on the following:

1. Receipt of written medical recommendation from a doctor. If the program has not commenced a full refund (less a 15% administration fee per program) will be issued. If the program has commenced a pro-rated refund (less a 15% administration fee per program) will be issued based on the number of days the participant has attended.

2. Receipt of written recommendation from the Instructor or program administrator stating the circumstances by which the program is unsuitable. If the program has not commenced a full refund (less a 15% administration fee per program) will be issued. If the program has commenced a pro-rated refund (less a 15% administration fee per program) will be issued based on the number of days the participant has attended.

PROgRAM TRAnSFeRS Program transfers will be considered by administration and are dependent on course minimum registration. A $5.00 transfer fee may apply.

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