AFT March break & summer camp 2017 brochure

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2017

March break &

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www.alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps

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Cultural and educational organizations have joined Alliance Française Toronto to offer your children the opportunities for self realization and having fun in French during their upcoming holidays. Thanks to these outstanding partnerships, 50 French immersion programs opened this year at our campuses. We wish to offer the largest choice of programs available today in the GTA to meet your child’s tastes and passions... in French.

About us …

Alliance Française Toronto is a 100% Canadian non-profit and charity organization offering the GTA community a wide range of classes in French as a second language. For more than 10 years, we have been organizing French immersion camps. Every year, new programs are designed to provide campers a unique experience in French as a source of enjoyment.


Day

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EARLY MORNING 8am to 9Am

Early drop-off

With the optional extended care service AT THE alliance française campuses

MORNING

9am to 12pm LANGUAGE LEARNING W NE For everyone, individually:

AT THE alliance française campuses

By the end of the session, campers will produce a 30-second video « Voici mon Canada » in partnership with Historica Canada. For 11+ years old campers, during March Break camps: WRITING CONTEST in partnership with Fondation Paul Gerin Lajoie Campers will write a text about Canada’s history, in competition for prizes.

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AFTERNOON

1PM TO 4PM RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

AT the alliance francaise cAMPUSes OR those of OUR PARTNERs’

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LATE AFTERNOON 4Pm to 6pm

AFTER-HOURS PICK-UP

With the optional extended care service AT THE alliance française campuses

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All partners and programs can also be found on

CREATIVE ARTS, STREET ART La Muse

Theatre, MUSICAL, slam, hip-hop

To offer kids the opportunity to express themselves, get in touch with their creativity by exploring art history and visual arts techniques, and have a lot of fun! Over the course of the Creative Arts camp, participants will discover francophone artists from around the world, their culture, their sources of inspiration and the techniques used to express themselves. Through acrylic painting on canvas, printmaking, drawing, collage, etc. Each camper will be encouraged to express his/her very own personal and cultural identity and reality. Learning a language IS living a culture!

Ekin agency

Ekin Agency is an artistic and cultural group that mixes performing arts with knowledge : dance, theatre, music and visual arts in the French language. Our team consists of a group of artists working in Toronto, Quebec, Montreal and Paris. Our mission is to share cultures.

More information: alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/theatre

More information: alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/creative-arts

BRAIN BOOSTER GAMES MUSIC

THE ROYAL CONSERVATORY In partnership with Alliance Française, The Royal Conservatory School welcomes esteemed music educators who will be offering collaborative music classes for campers. Students will focus on choral, percussion and Orff instruction. This experience will be a wonderful opportunity for students to sing and improve their sense of rhythm... en français! More information: alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/music

SNAKES & LATTES

Join Snakes & Lattes in challenging your clever little Einsteins with board games! In our French immersion program, Game Gurus will teach them how to play games that develop confidence, concentration, creativity and teamwork. Remember, it's not about winning, it's how you play the game!

More information: alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/games


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PHOTOgraphy LE LABO

Le Labo is Toronto’s francophone artist-run centre and a Toronto media arts hub. Educational workshops will introduce participants to fundamental abilities with photography and digital creation. Professional artists with teaching experience will facilitate the workshops …all in French!

BALLET DANCE

W NE

“Pas de deux! De côté! Demi!” Budding young dancers will be introduced to the world of ballet dancing. More information: alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/ballet-dance

SPORT

W NE sponsored by

“Passe-moi la balle! Avance! Marque!..” Campers will practice indoor sports such as volleyball, basketball, handball and swimming. More information : alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/sport

More information: alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/photo

Multi-ARTS and CRAFTS Campers will participate in a variety of theme-based activities, blending role play, arts and crafts and games. More information: alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/arts-crafts

MAISON DES ARTS & LOISIRS

W NE

SCIENCE

Alliance Française Maison des Arts et Loisirs boasts teachers with expertise in both French as a Second Language and an artistic specialty (art, crafts, music, etc.). Artistic and play activities are designed to match the age and French skills of participants.

ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM Travel back in time to discover how life began on Earth, and how the animals we know today came to be. From the dawn of life to dinosaurs to animals, learn their stories at the Royal Ontario Museum!

More information: alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/science

Skating show Glisse on Ice

W NE

For more than 10 years, Glisse on Ice has been sharing their passion for figure skating. More than a simple skating course, Chantal will bring campers to a magical world that includes costume creation, choreography, arm movements and theatrical expression. Take your skates, Chantal brings the skating surface and a giant snow globe ! More information: alliance-francaise.ca/en/camps/skating-show


campusES

pro

spadina

416-922-2014

24 Spadina ROAD

1 wk

THEME

MAR 13-17

2wks

JUL 3-14

2wks

JUL 17-28

2wks

2wks

AUG* AUG 31-11 14-25

1wk

AUG 28-1

1wk

2wks

LEVEL

AGE

GROUP

PRICE

PRICE

Music

Int.

5-8

12-20

$380

$760

Theatre

Beg.

5-8

6

$330

$660

Brain Booster Games

Beg./Int.

5-10

5-10

$360

$720

Dance Ballet

Beg./Int.

5-10

8-12

$330

$660

Sport

Beg./Int.

7-9

11-16

N/A

$735

Creative Arts

Beg./Int.

7-9

8-14

$380

$760

Science

Beg./Int.

8-10

12-14

$345

N/A

Photography

Int.

10-15

10-15

$380

$760

Slam, Poetry, Hip-hop

Int.

10-15

6

$340

$680

Street Art - Mosaique

Int.

10-15

8-12

$380

$760

World Dance

Int.

10-15

6

$330

$660

1 wk

THEME

MAR 13-17

2wks

JUL 3-14

2wks

JUL 17-28

2wks

2wks

AUG* AUG 31-11 14-25

Multi Arts *No camp on Monday, August 7th. Price will be reduced accordingly.

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1wk

2wks

LEVEL

AGE

GROUP

PRICE

PRICE

Beg./Int.

5-10

6-12

$345

$690

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$60/week

MISSISSAUGA 905-272-4444

4261 Sherwoodtowne Blvd.

1 wk

THEME

MAR 13-17

2wks

2wks

JUL 3-14

JUL 17-28

2wks

2wks

AUG* AUG 31-11 14-25

1wk

AUG 28-1

1wk

2wks

LEVEL

AGE

GROUP

PRICE

PRICE

Musical

Beg.

5-10

6

$350

$700

Slam, Poetry, Hip-hop

Int.

10-15

6

$340

$680

Beg./Int.

10-15

6

$320

$640

LEVEL

AGE

GROUP

PRICE

PRICE

Brain Booster Games

Beg.

5-10

5-10

$360

$720

Skating Show

Beg.

5-10

10-20

$380

N/A

Creative Arts

Beg.

7-10

8-14

$380

$760

Slam, Poetry, Hip-hop

Beg.

10-15

6

$340

$680

World Dance

north yORK 416-221-4684

95 SHeppard avenue west

1 wk

THEME

MAR 13-17

2wks

JUL 3-14

2wks

JUL 17-28

2wks

2wks

AUG* AUG 31-11 14-25

1wk

AUG 28-1

1wk

2wks

MARKHAM 905-604-4011

7828 Kennedy Road #228

THEME

MAR 13-17

1 wk

Multi Arts

2wks

JUL 3-14

2wks

JUL 17-28

2wks

2wks

AUG* AUG 31-11 14-25

1wk

AUG 28-1

1wk

2wks

LEVEL

AGE

GROUP

PRICE

PRICE

Beg./Int.

5-8

6-12

$345

$690


HOW TO

REGISTER

STEP 1

Visit our website www.alliance-francaise.ca

STEP 2

Toronto

Go to “Camps” to select your program

STEP 3

Register online to the selected camp

Our camp team would like to thank you for your trust and wish your child a wonderful summer en français!






Centre d’arts médiatiques francophone de Toronto Toronto’s Francophone Media Arts Center

PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS in Media Arts and Digital Technologies All in French!

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and tell stories that travel at the speed of your imagination!

"We would like to thank Le Labo’s artists for being such a great instructors and for teaching my daughter and her classmates so many great things about photography. Thank you."

Testimonial from a parent during the 2016 Summer Camp 2016 in partnership with the Alliance Française de Toronto.

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How can I reach my child in case of emergency? • In case of an emergency, please contact the person in charge of the activity of your child. • Contact will be provided by email 5 days prior to the beginning of each session. What kind of foods should my child bring with him/her? • Cold snacks only (we don’t heat food); • Healthy choices (vegetables, fruit, cheese…); • A bottle of water; • No nut products please. What kind of equipment should my child bring with him/her? • A backpack; • Running shoes (for the playground and activities in the park) • Sunscreen lotion and mosquito repellent; • A hat and a rain jacket; • Spare clothes (T-shirt, pants, underwear) in a plastic bag with your child’s name. Please note that Alliance Française is not responsible for the loss of personal belongings and forbids the use of any electronic equipment such as video games and iPods during camp activities. My child suffers from allergies. How do I ensure he/she gets medical attention if needed? Kindly report any allergies when you first register your child. If he/she is allergic, then please ensure that he/she has an Epipen packed (check the expiration date!) The majority of our onsite staff have First Aid certification and will tend to your child should such a situation arise. For all other medical conditions, carefully fill out the medical form sent by the AFT. Where can I park? Some of our campuses have parking. If not, there is parking in small streets nearby. Where do I have to bring my child on the first day of camp? Our assistants will take care of your children at the reception desk. For Spadina campus, it will be at the theatre entrance (back of the building, Lowther Avenue side). What time can I drop off my child? You can drop off your child between 8:50am and 9am (unless you have specifically requested early drop-off at 8:00am). You will be asked to sign a sheet upon arrival on a daily basis so please accompany your child all the way to the campsite. He/she will then be directed to a playroom (he/she will go to his/her classroom only at 9:00am).


NOTES

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* 50% off the shown price for the Aug 29 - Sep 2 session ** Extended care service not available for SPORT and NATURE & SCIENCE


MAKE MUSIC WITH US! March Break and Summer Camps, Group Classes and Individual Lessons for all Ages REGISTER TODAY! Go to rcmusic.ca/rcs or call 416.408.2825 for more information.


Give them the opportunity to speak french

Each dollar you give will be matched by another dollar from Alliance Francaise Toronto. Your donation allows access to the following programs: French as a Second Language program, for the length of the school year (3-hour classes every week); French immersion art and recreational activities, for the length of the school year (3-hour classes every day). Donation elligible for tax receipt

Ask our registration oďŹƒcer for more information or visit

alliance-francaise.ca/en/fundraising


N O S I A ARTS M ET DES LOISIRS FRENCH AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM from September to June

MORE INFORMATION AT YOUR CAMPUS OR alliance-francaise.ca/EN/MAL


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