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Family fun where lifelong memories are made Situated in the heart of the Okanagan Valley
Blossom Progressive Montessori
est. 2005
Preschool
Group Childcare
Offering an enriched Montessori Program. Music, Languages, Science, Culture, Math, Art and much more Inquire about Sponsorship and Subsidy Today
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ECE • Montessori Certification Located at Peter Greer Elementary School
Call today 250-808-GROW(4769)
LAKE COUNTRY GARDEN CLUB No Green Thumb required!
180 Full Hook Up RV Sites
Meetings 3rd Thursday of the month 7-9pm March -October InfoLCGardenClub@gmail.com for place and protocols during Covid.
Come Join the Fun!
67 Slip Marina and Boat Launch
Dr. Jessica Wales Dr. Autumn Pulfer Dr. Jessica Treen Dr. Julia Gray We are a locally owned and operated full service small animal clinic. We offer comprehensive medical and surgical services including:
12 park-like acres along a sandy private beach
• Wellness exams and preventative care • Spay, Neuter and a wide variety of soft tissue surgeries • Orthopedic surgery • Progressive Dentistry • Acupuncture • Ultrasound, Radiology and comprehensive in-house laboratory
We look forward to caring for your fur companions! 21-10051 Hwy 97N Lake Country, BC V4V 1P6 Phone: 250-766-4310 E-mail: office@panoramavet.com
OPEN APRIL - OCTOBER
2930 Woodsdale Road, Lake Country, BC
Toll Free: 1-855-766-1881
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Program Index Arts, Leisure & Learning Acrylic Painting.......................................................................... 5 Cooking, Thai Cuisine, Indo Fijian Cuisine..................... 4 Crystal Singing Bowls............................................................. 6 Dog Agility, Foundation Skills............................................. 6 Everything Ayurveda & You................................................10 Himalayan Bowls Sound Journey...................................... 6 Indian Head Massage.............................................................. 5 Lotion Candle Workshop....................................................... 5 Natural Soap Making............................................................... 5 On Route 97, Change Over Time...................................... 4 Pole Walking.................................................................................7 Taste of Dance............................................................................7 Wine Culture, Lake Country................................................ 4 Yoga Therapy for Back Care Workshop.......................10
Fitness & Yoga Classes 50+ Full Body Workout.......................................................... 8 Barre Trend, Barre/Pilates Combo................................. 8 Evening Flow Yoga................................................................... 9 Functional Fitness (All Ages & 50+)............................... 8 Gentle Yin & Yang Yoga........................................................ 9 Relax Deeply Restorative Yoga......................................... 9 TRX Suspension Training/Workout Class.................... 8 Yin Yoga......................................................................................... 9 Zumba............................................................................................. 8
Adult Sports & Leagues Beach Volleyball Leagues....................................................12 Indoor Volleyball League......................................................10 Pickleball, Indoor......................................................................10 Slo-Pitch Leagues....................................................................11 Spikeball Leagues.....................................................................11 Tennis, Adult “Learn to Play”.............................................10
Registration Policies • Payment must accompany registration •R efund fee of $5.75 is applied to withdrawals •S hould a program be cancelled due to low enrolment, a full refund will be provided •C lass sizes are limited and “first come, first served”
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Children’s & Youth Programs Babysitter Training.................................................................12 Boys & Girls Club Programs......................................20-22 Floor Hockey, Youth...............................................................14 Home Alone................................................................................14 Soccer, Kick & Run..................................................................13 Tennis, Progressive for Kids..............................................14 T-Ball/Play Ball.........................................................................13 Yoga for Kids (3-5, 6-10).....................................................13
Summer Swim Lessons YMCA L’il Dippers (3-5)........................................................15 YMCA Learn to Swim (6+)..................................................15 Lifeguard Training, Bronze Medallion...........................15 Lifeguard Training, Bronze Cross....................................16
Children’s General Interest Camps Become a Museum Detective............................................16 Creative Young Minds, (7-12).............................................16 Summer Fun with a Pocketknife......................................16
Spring Break & Summer Camps Boys & Girls Club Programs............................................. 20 Multi-Sport..................................................................................17 Okanagan Volleyball...............................................................18 Soccer............................................................................................18 Tennis.............................................................................................19
Recreation “the experience that results from freely chosen participation in physical, social, intellectual, creative and spiritual pursuits that enhance individual and community wellbeing.” National Framework for Recreation in Canada
REGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 5 Register Online www.lakecountry.bc.ca/register By Phone 250-766-5650 (8:30 am - 4:30 pm, Monday - Friday) In Person Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road
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Arts, Leisure & Learning Wine Culture - Lake Country
Cooking
Saturday Location Presenter
Mondays Location Presenter
1:00 - 2:00 pm Lake Country Museum & Archives Tracey Arseneault
Learn about the art of wine, presented by Tracey Arseneault during the exhibit launch at the Lake Country Museum & Archives, and virtually on Facebook. The presentation delves into growth of the industry, it’s challenges and successes. The new exhibit is installed a the Lake Country Museum & Archives. April 24
Free
Code: 0421.105
“On Route 97...” Changes Over Time Saturday Location Presenter
1:00 - 2:00 pm Lake Country Museum & Archives Tracey Arseneault
Free
Heather Burton has put together two nights of cooking, each highlighting a unique regional cuisine. Choose one, or both -and mangia! Techniques and recipes will be demonstrated with tasting for everyone. Indo-Fijian Cuisine The large Indian population in Fiji has developed its own Indian cuisine, which is delicious. We will taste a spicy Dhal soup, Kaddu (squash) Curry, and Murghi and Aalu (Chicken and Potato) Curry which we’ll enjoy with homemade Roti, and Indian flatbread. An aromatic, mouth watering menu! Thai Cuisine
Presenter Tracey Arseneault will undertake the “On Route 97...” exhibit launch at the Lake Country Museum & Archives, and virtually via Facebook. The story illustrates the continuous change of Lake Country’s business community along Highway 97. You must register if planning to attend in person as space is limited. The exhibit will be installed after the launch at the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall for all to view. Mar 27
6:30 - 8:30 pm GESS Foods Room 119 Heather Burton
Code: 0321.104
Chicken is central to many ethnic cuisines. We’ll see just how versatile it is, starting with Hot and Sour Soup with Coconut Milk, followed by Panang Chicken Curry and Thai Basil Eggplant with minced chicken. A feast for the taste buds! Indo-Fijian Mar 29 (1 night)
$33 +tax
Code: 0321.098
Thai Cuisine April 26 (1 night)
$33 +tax
Code: 0421.099
Middle East Cuisine (See online for description) May 10 (1 night) $33 +tax Code: 0121.081
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Arts, Leisure & Learning Acrylic Painting
Natural Soap Making
Tuesdays Location Instructor
Tues. & Wed. 7:00 - 8:30 pm Location GESS Foods Room 119 Instructor Sheila & Doug Gunn
6:30 - 9:30 pm GESS Room 132 Dani Lachuk
Paint the subject matter of your choice in guided painting lessons with individual attention, critiques & demos. Incorporate colour mixing, washes and glazing techniques to develop your imagery into a successful composition. Colour theory and rules of composition will be introduced to achieve perspective, visual depth and interpretations of light and shadow. A supply list will be emailed to all registrants prior to the first class. Mar 30-Jun 1 (10 classes)
$265 +tax
Code: 0421.048
Lotion Candle Workshop Saturday Location Instructor
Registration fee is $20, and a $40 supply fee is to be paid to the instructor on the night of the class.
10:00 am - 12:00 pm GESS Foods Room 119 Dawn Boys
April 13-14 (2 nights)
Learn how to create personalized aromatherapy lotion candles using therapeutic grade essential oils and a soy wax grape seed oil blend, each participant will make and take home 2 custom candles (one immune boosting and one bug repellant aromatherapy candle) and the knowledge to make more. All supplies included. Want to make more than 2 candles? This option is also available at a cost of $5-$15 per candle (depending on the type you want), paid directly to the instructor. Workshop 1: Apr 10 (1 class) Workshop 2: May 1 (1 class)
$48 +tax $48 +tax
This two-evening course will teach you everything you need to know to make your own luxurious natural soap creations using the Cold Process method of combining oils (coconut, palm, olive) with lye. While the soap making portion is a demonstration, participants will customize their bars with provided scents, botanicals and extras. On the second night we cut the soap into bars and learn about curing, handling and packaging for gift ideas. All supplies included, and each participant will take home 10 bars of soap and the skill to make their own soap using the Cold Process method.
Code: 0421.106 Code: 0521.106
$20 +tax
Indian Head Massage Saturday Location Instructor
1:00 - 3:00 pm GESS Foods Room 119 Dawn Boys Bring a friend and learn how to apply an Indian Head Massage to reduce stress, headaches and muscle tension using essential oil blends. Essential oil blends provided. Bring a blanket, yoga mat, and wear comfortable clothing as you will be laying down.
Bring a partner - the fee covers two participants. Workshop 1: Apr 10 (1 class) $24 +tax/pair Workshop 2: May 1 (1 class)
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Code: 0421.053
$24 +tax/pair
Code: 0421.107 Code: 0521.108
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Arts, Leisure & Learning Crystal Singing Bowls
Dog Agility - Foundation Skills
Tuesday Location Presenter
Sundays Location Instructor
11:30 am - 1:30 pm Beasley Centre Therese LaForge
11:15 am - 12:15 pm Swallwell Park Dog Agility Area Jumping Agility Mutts Club
The crystal bowl frequencies bring flow to our mind/body/spirit/soul complex. This event is a private experience within a group setting. Consider what you are willing to let go of, and then give thought and feeling to what you long for and want to call into your life. Let the frequencies of the bowls sidekick/ mentor/facilitate your intentions. Therese presents bowls inter-provincially. The premise is that the crystal bowls are remedial for body/mind, helping to ground, balance and activate our whole selves! Therese travels with 10 bowls, creating a playing field of sound in service to you. Bring your water bottle, blanket & pillow and build a cosy nest in which to relax and dream. For more information, visit www.thereselaforge.com
Pre-requisites: basic obedience skills (dog is able to sit, go down, hold position, and walk politely on leash). Dogs should be at least 9 months and should not be aggressive to other dogs or people. Handlers are to be 16 years & older.
May 4 (1 class) Aug 10 (1 class)
Apr 11- May 16 (6 sessions) $120 +tax
$28 +tax $28 +tax
Code: 0521.101 Code: 0821.101
Himalayan Bowls Sound Journey Sunday Location Presenter
3:00 - 5:00 pm Beasley Centre Mary Jeffrey Experience Vibrational Sound Therapy through Himalayan bowls. Time is suspended as you enter into sound and vibration that relaxes your body and mind. Please bring your water bottle, a yoga mat, blanket and any pillows to allow yourself to be comfortable.
May 16 (1 class)
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$28 +tax
Code: 0521.113
If you want to develop your relationship with your dog in a fun way, this course will help develop skills necessary for more advanced work. Emphasis will be in practicing techniques with the use of some basic agility equipment (tunnels, jumps and table). We use positive reinforcement throughout. At the end of this course we hope your dog will enthusiastically look forward to your training sessions and that you’ll have discovered how to keep your dog motivated and focused. For more information, contact Nancy WIlliams, 250-766-3605, nancyinbc@gmail.com or visit the club’s website: www.lakecountryjumpingagilitymutts.weebly.com Code: 0421.103
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Arts, Leisure & Learning Pole Walking
Taste of Dance - Level 1 & 2
Wednesday Location Instructor
Thursdays Location Instructor
7:00 - 8:00 pm GESS Foyer Sheri Simson (Keenfit)
Absolutely everyone can gain from adding walking poles to their walk. The proven benefits over regular walking are astounding! You can lighten your load up to 26% and burn up to 48% more calories without working any harder. Clinics are FREE but registration is required. Demo poles are available. April 28 (1 class)
Free
Code: 0420.100
7:00 - 8:00 pm GESS Community Gym Chris Thorburn
It’s time to enjoy that couples dance instead of dreading the drag up to the dance floor. Enjoy a fun atmosphere while discovering that anyone can master the moves. Designed for beginners - start learning 4 to 5 dances (Waltz, Jive, Fox trot, Cha Cha, Disco Waltz). Gain the confidence to dance at a night club, wedding or country bar. Registration and fee is per couple. Apr 8- May 27 (8 classes)
$192 +tax
Code: 0421.044
Lake Country Walking Club This fun group of walkers are always welcoming new people to join them on their weekly walk, talk, and coffee. Meet every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am sharp for a 45-60 minute walk, then off to a local coffee shop for those that want to extend their visit. All ages and friendly dogs on leash are welcome! Meet at the Woodsdale Road tennis court parking area. During winter conditions we will meet at Okanagan Centre Park (at the museum).
For more information, contact Heather 778-480-2246 or Pat 778-480-0046 lakecountry.bc.ca/register
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Fitness Classes Functional Fitness
Zumba
Tue. & Thur. 3:00, 4:15 or 5:30 pm Location Beasley Centre Instructor Denise LeBlanc
Tuesdays Location Instructor
Put your body to work! Enjoy a full body toning workout, with emphasis on balance training and functional strength. Flexible strength will be the focus of this 55 minute class, utilizing the stability ball, tubing and hand weights. Gain an awareness of proper body alignment and exercise technique while improving core strength, posture and balance. Awaken your muscles from head to toe in a fun and upbeat environment. This class is a moderate workout, suitable for everyone. Choose the one that’s right for you, 50+ or all ages.
Perfect for everybody and every body! We take the “work” out of workout by mixing low and high intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie burning dance fitness party. Once the Latin and World rhythms take over, you’ll see why Zumba classes are often called exercise in disguise. A total workout, combining all elements of fitness- cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy and a serious dose of awesome!
Mar 30 - Jun 17 (24 classes)
All Ages All Ages 50+
$120 +tax 3-3:55 pm 5:30-6:25 pm 4:15-5:10 pm
Code: 0321.012 Code: 0321.014 Code: 0321.010
TRX Suspension Training Workout Class Mondays Location Instructor
9:00 - 10:00, 10:15 - 11:15 am Beasley Centre Wendy Malmkvist
This fitness class combines TRX with other fitness tools and body weight to give you a whole body workout. Executing different movement patterns with each exercise, you will use all muscle groups to increase strength, balance, flexibility and agility. This functional style program is set up to help you with real life, sport-specific activities, performance, weight loss and more. So if you’re looking to improve your game or just get healthier come check it out. Modifications will be given for all fitness levels. No class Apr. 5 & May 24. Register early as this specialized class is limited to 6 people. Mar 29 - Jun 28 (9am)
Mar 29 - Jun 28 (10:15am)
$108 +tax $108 +tax
Code: 0321.020 Code: 0321.021
DROP-IN OPTION At the time of publishing, drop-in participation in ANY program was prohibited due to Provincial Health Orders. For up to date information, prices on drop-in participation, and to reserve your drop-in spot (if available), please phone 250-766-5650 before 4 pm the day of the class, or the day prior for morning classes.
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5:30 - 6:30 pm GESS Community Gym Jivka Mackenzie
Mar 30- Jun 15 (12 classes) $60 +tax
Code: 0321.060
Barre Trend (Barre/Pilates Combo) Tuesdays Location Instructor
1:45 - 2:45 pm Beasley Centre Denise LeBlanc
Barre Trend lets you integrate the fat-burning format of interval training with muscle-shaping isometrics to quickly and safely reshape your body. This non-impact workout uses the elongating principles of dance conditioning, and targets all major muscle groups as well as body awareness. Pilates emphasizes the concepts of Core strength and stabilization. You will build flexibility, mobility and strength. Mar 30- Jun 15 (12 classes) $60 +tax
Code: 0321.005
50 + Full Body Workout Mondays Location Instructor
4:45 - 5:45 pm GESS Weight Room Kiarra Watson
A great workout with plenty of exercises to build muscle in a safe effective yet challenging way. Get great results while learning proper technique that will improve your physical fitness level and mental awareness of training properly. No classes April 5 & May 24. Mar 29 - Jun 28 (12 classes)
$60 +tax
Code: 0321.001
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Yoga Classes Gentle Yin & Yang Yoga
Evening Flow Yoga (Intermediate)
Mondays Location Instructor
Wednesdays 5:15 - 6:30 pm Location Beasley Centre Instructor Eva Hartmann
11:30 am - 12:45 pm Beasley Centre Christina Aaron
Join Christina for 75 minutes of gentle yoga. Yin Yoga is a slower practice where poses are passively held for longer, working on the deep, dense (Yin) connective tissues and joints in the body. Yang Yoga, in contrast, refers to a more active practice working on the (Yang) muscles and blood flow, building strength, stamina and flexibility. This class starts wtih the stillness of yin to ease into your practice. We will then move into slow flowing movements for the middle part of class to get the body warm and focus the mind. Finally we will move into restorative practice to find rest, digestion and deep relaxation. This class is suitable for all levels. No classes Apr. 5 & May 24. Mar 29 - Jun 21 (11 classes) $99 +tax Jun 28 - Jul 26 (5 classes) $45 +tax
Code: 0321.048 Code: 0621.048
This flow class is more active, yet includes traditional yogic breathing exercises and invites mindful movement. We will build a routine by weaving together dynamic standing postures to build mental focus and generate heat in the body. Depending on the week, we might incorporate gentle core strengtheners or build stability in our upper body. Towards the end of class we allow ourselves to sink a little deeper into seated postures. This class is suitable for students who are able to participate in a few rounds of sun salutations with balancing poses and you will be invited to challenge yourself. Enjoy a well-rounded yoga class, combining 75 minutes of strengthening and stretching, ending with a short meditation. Mar 31 - Jun 23 (13 classes) $117 +tax
Code: 0321.007
Yin Yoga “Relax Deeply” Restorative Yoga Mondays Instructor Wednesdays Instructor Location
6:15 - 7:30 pm Christina Aaron 7:00 - 8:15 pm Eva Hartmann Beasley Centre
Assisted by the use of props, restorative yoga sends the body into a deep state of relaxation. Poses are held for longer periods of time, allowing tension to release on both physical and mental levels, assisting with deep healing. This class is suitable for all levels and requires no prior yoga experience. Expect to come away from this class with a deep sense of calm and a smile on your face. No classes Monday, April 5 and May 24. Mar 29-Jun 21, MON. (11 classes) $99 +tax
Code: 0321.034
Mar 31-Jun 23, WED. (13 classes) $117 +tax
Code: 0321.032
Thursdays Location Instructor
6:45 - 8:00 pm Beasley Centre Christina Aaron
Yin is a style of yoga designed to get deep into your connective tissue and create space in the major joints of the body, as well as stretch your muscle fascia. In this class you will be in postures for 3 to 5 minutes. Although the postures are relaxing in nature, the stretches are deep. The underlying theme in this yin class is compassion and honoring one’s body. Come ready to meet yourself where you are and move forward slowly from there. Apr 1 - Jun 24 (13 classes) $117 +tax
Code: 0421.036
Yoga for Kids (Ages 3-5 & 6-10) See Page 13
Sunday Morning Flow Yoga, Beginner Sun Salutations Yoga Workshops Search online for program information, lakecountry.bc.ca/register
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Yoga Workshops Everything Ayurveda & You
Tennis Adult “Learn to Play”
Sunday Location Presenter
Mondays Location Presenter
10:00 - 12:00 pm Beasley Centre Dawn Boys
Learn about yoga’s sister science and how it supports your immune system and slows down the aging process through this ancient wisdom. Included is a “dosha” test in the course too. April 18 (1 class workshop)
$24 +tax
Code: 0421.110
Yoga Therapy for Back Care Workshop Sunday Location Presenter
1:00 - 3:00 pm Beasley Centre Dawn Boys
$24 +tax
Our fun adult starter tennis clinic introduces the basic fundamentals of play, rules and scoring, to get you to serve, return rally and score. We use a new system of learning through progression, so tennis is easier and not frustrating to learn. Bring your own racquet, running shoes (no sandals) & water bottle.
Apr 5-26 (4 classes) May 3-24 (4 classes) May 31-Jun 21 (4 classes)
$75 +tax $75 +tax $75 +tax
Code: 0421.072 Code: 0521.072 Code: 0621.072
Indoor Volleyball League (Co-ed Rec.)
Through the lens of yoga therapy, students will come away with a back care program and learn the use of some unique props to support ongoing back care & prevention. Special props will be available for purchase from the instructor. participants will be required to fill out a health questionnaire & release form provided at the class. April 18 (1 class workshop)
6:00 - 7:00 pm Woodsdale Tennis Courts Marnie Perrier
Code: 0421.111
Fridays Location
7:00 - 10:00 pm GESS School Gym
Register early for this Co-ed Recreational Volleyball League. League ends with a one night playoff tournament with prizes for divisional champs. For ages 16 & older. Apr 9 - Jun 18 (11 weeks) $110/team
Code: 0421.023
Adult Sports & Leagues Pickleball - Register & Play - Indoor Mon. or Wed. 6:00 - 8:00 pm Location GESS Community Gym Play Pickleball for fun and exercise. All levels of players welcome. Bring your own racquet, balls supplied. No games April 5 & May 24. Mondays Mar 29 - May 31 (8 sessions) $26 +tax Code: 0321.018 Wednesdays Mar 31 - Jun 2 (10 sessions) $32.50 +tax Code: 0321.019
DROP-IN OPTION
At the time of publishing, drop-in participation in ANY program was prohibited due to Provincial Health Orders. For up to date information, prices on drop-in participation, and to reserve your drop-in spot (if available), please phone 250-766-5650 before 4 pm the day of the class, or the day prior for morning classes.
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Adult Sports & Leagues Adult Co-ed Summer Slo-Pitch Leagues Get your co-ed team of 10 together and register early for one of these new 6 week summer leagues! If you are new to the area or simply do not have a team to play on yet, there is also the “single” player registration option. All co-ed teams must have a minimum of 4 female players (and 10 players total) on the diamond at all times (6, and 4, 5 and 5, or 4 and 6 player format). League standings will be kept and the season will finish with playoffs and prizes. All game start times are 6:00 pm. Sunday afternoon game start times are 12:00 & 1:45 pm. All teams must supply their own equipment and teams will “ump” their own batters. Slo-Pitch National (SPN) rules will apply. SPN Team Membership fee ($95) included in the league fee. Already have your 2021 SPN Team Membership? Contact the league coordinator prior to registration (778-738-2737). NIGHT
DIVISION
LEAGUE DATES
TEAM REG.CODE
TEAM FEE
SINGLE PLAYER REG.CODE
FEE
Monday
Co-ed Recreational “E”
Jul 19 - Aug 23
0721.500
$170 + tax
0721.700
$17 + tax
Co-ed Competitive “D”
Jul 19 - Aug 23
0721.600
$170 + tax
0721.800
$17 + tax
Tuesday
Co-ed Recreational “E”
Jul 20 - Aug 24
0721.510
$170 + tax
0721.710
$17 + tax
Co-ed Competitive “D”
Jul 20 - Aug 24
0721.610
$170 + tax
0721.810
$17 + tax
Wednesday
Co-ed Recreational “E”
Jul 21 - Aug 25
0721.520
$170 + tax
0721.720
$17 + tax
Co-ed Competitive “D”
Jul 21 - Aug 25
0721.620
$170 + tax
0721.820
$17 + tax
Thursday
Co-ed Recreational “E”
Jul 22 - Aug 26
0721.530
$170 + tax
0721.730
$17 + tax
Co-ed Competitive “D”
Jul 22 - Aug 26
0721.630
$170 + tax
0721.830
$17 + tax
Friday
Co-ed Recreational “E”
Jul 23 - Aug 27
0721.540
$170 + tax
0721.740
$17 + tax
Co-ed Competitive “D”
Jul 23 - Aug 27
0721.640
$170 + tax
0721.840
$17 + tax
Sunday Night
Co-ed Recreational “E”
Jul 25 - Aug 29
0721.550
$170 + tax
0721.750
$17 + tax
Co-ed Competitive “D”
Jul 25 - Aug 29
0721.650
$170 + tax
0721.850
$17 + tax
Sunday Afternoon
Co-ed Recreational “E”
Jul 25 - Aug 29
0721.560
$170 + tax
0721.760
$17 + tax
Co-ed Competitive “D”
Jul 25 - Aug 29
0721.660
$170 + tax
0721.860
$17 + tax
Youth/Adult Spring & Summer Spikeball Leagues Pick a night and get your Spikeball team of 2 together, or register as an individual and we will find you a partner. We offer Men’s, Women’s and Co-ed divisions and supply all the equipment! All matches are played at Beasley and Swalwell parks. Spring Leagues run May 3 - Jun 27. Summer Leagues run Jul 5 - Aug 29. Team Registration Fee is $48 +tax. Individual player registration fee is $24 +tax. All teams qualify for playoffs. League play begins at 6:00 pm except Sunday afternoon leagues (1:00 pm).
SPRING LEAGUES NIGHT MONDAY
DIVISION
Men’s Co-Ed TUESDAY Women’s Co-Ed WEDNESDAY Men’s Co-Ed Women’s THURSDAY Co-Ed FRIDAY Men’s Co-Ed SUNDAY AFTERNOON Men’s Women’s Co-Ed
TEAM REG. CODE 0521.600 0521.610 0521.620 0521.611 0521.601 0521.612 0521.621 0521.613 0521.602 0521.614 0521.603 0521.622 0521.615
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SUMMER LEAGUES INDIV. REG. CODE
NIGHT
DIVISION
0521.616 MONDAY Men’s 0521.623 Co-Ed 0521.639 TUESDAY Women’s 0521.624 Co-Ed 0521.617 WEDNESDAY Men’s 0521.625 Co-Ed 0521.640 THURSDAY Women’s 0521.626 Co-Ed 0521.618 FRIDAY Men’s 0521.627 Co-Ed 0521.619 SUNDAY AFTERNOON Men’s 0521.641 Women’s 0521.628 Co-Ed
TEAM. REG. CODE 0721.604 0721.670 0721.623 0721.611 0721.605 0721.612 0721.624 0721.613 0721.606 0721.614 0721.607 0721.625 0721.615
INDIV. REG. CODE 0721.616 0721.633 0721.639 0721.634 0721.617 0721.635 0721.641 0721.636 0721.618 0721.637 0721.619 0721.642 0721.638
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Adult Sports & Leagues Adult Co-ed Spring & Summer Beach Volleyball Leagues Get your co-ed team of 6 together (or Women’s Doubles) and register early for a weekly fun hour of Beach Volleyball at Beasley Park courts! There are two levels of play to choose from: Recreational for beginner/fun level teams, and Competitive for advanced teams. If you are new to the area or simply do not have a team to play on yet, there is also the “single” player registration option. All co-ed teams must have a minimum of 2 male and 2 female players on the court at all times (and a minimum of 5 players, maximum 6). There are no league standings or prizes in Recreational level and this division will wrap-up with a fun playoff tournament on the last night. League standings will be kept in all intermediate and Competititve divisions and the season will finish with playoffs and prizes. All matches are best 2 of 3 sets to 25, with a 1-hour time limit. Weekday match start times are 6:00 - 8:00 pm. Sunday afternoon match start times are 12:00 - 4:00 pm.
DAY
DIVISION
SPRING LEAGUES
TEAM REG.CODE
TEAM FEE
SINGLE PLAYER REG.CODE
FEE
Co-ed Recreational
May 3 - Jun 21
Co-ed Competitive
May 3 - Jun 21
0521.200
$84
0521.210
$14
0521.400
$108
0521.410
Co-ed Recreational
May 4 - Jun 22
$18
0521.201
$84
0521.211
$14
Co-ed Competitive Women’s Doubles
May 4 - Jun 22
0521.401
$108
0521.411
$18
May 4 - Jun 22
0521.500
$36
0521.510
Wednesday
Co-ed Recreational
$18
May 5 - Jun 23
0521.202
$84
0521.212
$14
Co-ed Competitive Thursday
Co-ed Recreational
May 5 - Jun 24
0521.402
$108
0521.412
$18
May 6 - Jun 24
0521.203
$84
0521.213
$14
Co-ed Competitive Friday
Co-ed Recreational
May 6 - Jun 24
0521.403
$108
0521.413
$18
May 7 - Jun 25
0521.204
$84
0521.214
$14
Sunday Aft.
Co-ed Competitive
May 7 - Jun 25
0521.404
$108
0521.414
$18
Co-ed Recreational
May 9 - Jun 27
0521.205
$84
0521.215
$14
Co-ed Competitive
May 9 - Jun 27
0521.405
$108
0521.415
$18
DIVISION
SUMMER LEAGUES
TEAM REG.CODE
TEAM FEE
SINGLE PLAYER REG.CODE
FEE
Co-ed Recreational
Jul 5 - Aug 23
0721.200
$84
0721.210
$14
Co-ed Competitive
Jul 5 - Aug 23
0721.400
$108
0721.410
$18
Co-ed Recreational
Jul 6 - Aug 24
0721.201
$84
0721.211
$14
Co-ed Competitive
Jul 6 - Aug 24
0721.401
$108
0721.411
$18
Women’s Doubles
Jul 6 - Aug 24
$36
$18
Wednesday
Co-ed Recreational
Jul 7 - Aug 25
0721.202
$84
0721.212
$14
Co-ed Competitive
Jul 7 - Aug 25
0721.402
$108
0721.412
$18
Thursday
Co-ed Recreational
Jul 8 - Aug 26
0721.203
$84
0721.213
$14
Co-ed Competitive
Jul 8 - Aug 26
0721.403
$108
0721.413
$18
Friday
Co-ed Recreational
Jul 9 - Aug 27
0721.204
$84
0721.214
$14
Co-ed Competitive
Jul 9 - Aug 27
0721.404
$108
0721.414
$18
Sunday Aft.
Co-ed Recreational
Jul 11 - Aug 29
0721.205
$84
0721.215
$14
Co-ed Competitive
Jul 11 - Aug 29
0721.405
$108
0721.415
$18
Monday Tuesday
DAY Monday Tuesday
Children’s & Youth Programs Babysitter Training Saturday Location
9:30 am - 1:30 pm Ages: 10+ years GESS Room 120 (Library)
This intensive course includes the business of babysitting, basic child care, nutrition, basic first aid, the developmental and behavior characteristics of children. Includes certificate and manual.
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Instructors
Kelowna & District Safety Council Staff
Mar 22-23 (Mon-Tue) May 29-30 (Sat-Sun) Jul 13-14 (Tue-Wed)
$78.50 $78.50 $78.50
Code: 0321.111 Code: 0521.111 Code: 0721.221
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Children’s Programs Kick & Run Soccer - Level 1
T-Ball
Mon. or Wed. 4:00 - 4:45 pm Ages: 3-4 years Location Beasley Park Sportsfields Instructor GESS Student Coaches
Tue. or Thur. Location Instructor
This program will have your 3-4 year old outside, running and kicking a soccer ball, exactly what kids love to do. Basic beginner soccer skills will be introduced. Parent must remain at program to assist if required. May 3 - Jun 14 (MON-6 classes) May 5 - Jun 9 (WED-6 classes)
$30 $30
Code: 0521.015 Code: 0521.016
Kick & Run Soccer - Level 2 Mon. or Wed. 5:00 - 6:00 pm Ages: 4-6 years Location Beasley Park Sportsfields Instructor GESS Student Coaches A continuation of the Kick & Run Soccer skills program for those that have completed Level 1. Fun and learning will be the focus as kids learn additional skills and team play. May 3 - Jun 14 (MON-6 classes) May 5 - Jun 9 (WED-6 classes)
$30 $30
Code: 0521.017 Code: 0521.018
Kids Yoga for 3-5’s (Spring) Mondays Location Instructor
1:00 - 2:00 pm Beasley Centre Christina Aaron
Drop your child off for some yoga fun! These interactive kids yoga classes follow the *NEW* YOGAPL3Y Program. They include fun & interactive yoga games, yoga poses (asana), yoga stories and mindfulness activities. Taught by a certified children’s yoga instructor. No class May 24. Apr 26 - Jun 21 (5 classes) $45
Code: 0421.030
4:00 - 4:45 pm Ages: 4-5 years Swalwell park (Tue.) LC Museum Mini-Diamond (Thur.) GESS Student Instructors
An excellent skill development program for your child. Children will work on hand-eye coordination and the skills of throwing, catching and batting. Please bring a glove, all other equipment will be supplied. Parents are required to be at the program to assist their child if necessary. May 4 - Jun 8 (TUE-6 classes) May 6 - Jun 10 (THU-6 classes)
Code: 0521.019 Code: 0521.020
Play Ball Tue. or Thur. Location Instructor
5:00 - 6:00 pm Ages: 6-9 years Swalwell park (Tue.) LC Museum Mini-Diamond (Thur.) GESS Student Instructors
This program is designed to teach skills and provide plenty of practice in the great sport of softball. Fun, skills, sportsmanship and understanding the game will all be introduced right there at the ball park once a week. A limited number of spare gloves are available for loan during the season. May 4 - Jun 8 (TUE-6 classes) May 6 - Jun 10 (THU-6 classes)
$37.50 $37.50
Code: 0521.027 Code: 0521.028
Kids Yoga for 6-10’s (Summer) Mondays Location Instructor
1:30 - 2:30 pm Beasley Centre Christina Aaron
YOGAPL3Y Kids allows children ages 6-10 to explore their own physical capabilities in a non-competitive and accepting environment. Our welcoming classroom fosters positive mental health and social emotional learning in children through the 3 RULES OF PL3Y: Be Positive. Be Fun. Be You. Weekly themes combine traditional yoga poses (asana) with FUN activities, games & music. Jun 28 - Jul 26 (5 classes) $45
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$30 $30
Code: 0620.110
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Children’s & Youth Programs Progressive Tennis for Kids
Floor Hockey (Ages 8-12 years)
Wednesdays Various Times Ages 6-15 Location Woodsdale Tennis Courts Instructor Marnie Perrier
Tuesdays Thursdays Location Instructor
This learn to play program identifies 4 skill sets required to play tennis successfully. These are called the “I Can” skill sets. Progressive Tennis uses a system of modified courts, racquets and balls scaled to maximize learning for different levels and/or age groups. Just like many other sports, scaling the game down to the size of the child speeds up the learning process and makes the game more fun. All you need to bring is your own racquet, running shoes (no sandals), & water bottle. Loaner racquets are available if required. Three levels are offered. Red Ball (For ages 6+) Introduces the foundational skills of tennis with an oversized low-compression ball on a smaller court. Players learn basic rally, serve and net play skills along with activities that build tennis-specific coordination. Rules of play and food sport behaviours introduced. Orange Ball (For ages 8+) Played on a 3/4 size court with a low-compression ball. Players learn how to serve, rally, score and lay at the net. Green Ball (For ages 10+) Played on a full-court with a transition ball. Green players may be older children who are new to tennis or players of a good standard who have progressed through Red & Orange stages. Red Ball Apr 7-28 May 5 -26 Jun 2 -23
3:30 - 4:30 pm $50 (4 classes) Code: 0421.037 (4 classes) Code: 0521.037 (4 classes) Code: 0621.037
Orange Ball Apr 7-28 May 5 -26 Jun 2 -23
4:30 - 6:00 pm $65 (4 classes) Code: 0421.038 (4 classes) Code: 0521.038 (4 classes) Code: 0621.038
Green Ball Apr 7-28 May 5 -26 Jun 2 -23
6:00 - 7:30 pm $65 (4 classes) Code: 0421.039 (4 classes) Code: 0521.039 (4 classes) Code: 0621.039
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6:45 - 7:45 pm, 7:45 - 8:45 pm 4:45 - 5:45 pm, 5:45 - 6:45 pm GESS Community Gym Brett Lesowski
Coach Brett will lead the kids in skill based drills and games for a fun hour of Floor Hockey! All equipment provided. Tuesday Mar 30-May 4 May 11-Jun 15 Tuesday Mar 30-May 4 May 11-Jun 15 Thursday Apr 1-May 6 May 13-Jun 17 Thursday Apr 1-May 6 May 13-Jun 17
6:45 - 7:45 pm $18 Code: 0321.056 $18 Code: 0521.056 7:45 - 8:45 pm $18 Code: 0321.057 $18 Code: 0521.057 4:45 - 5:45 pm $18 Code: 0421.058 $18 Code: 0521.058 5:45 - 6:45 pm $18 Code: 0421.059 $18 Code: 0521.059
Home Alone Time Location Instructor
9:30 am - 2:30 pm Ages: 9-11 years GESS Room 120 (Library) Kelowna & District Safety Council Staff
KDSC’s Home Alone course for ages 9-11 is designed to provide children with important skills and knowledge to be safe and responsible when home alone, including how to prevent problems, handle real-life situations, and keep them safe and constructively occupied. Upon the completion of this program, children will be familiar with: their responsibilities when they are home alone, establishing readiness, personal safety knowledge and skills (inside the house and in the neighbourhood), fire safety, what to do in case of an emergency, and basic first aid. Apr 24 (1 day - Saturday) Jul 12 (1 day - Monday)
$52.50 $52.50
Code: 0421.112 Code: 0721.112
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Summer Swim Lessons In partnership with YMCA - Drown Proofing the Okanagan, YMCAs have been teaching people to swim for more than a century. In YMCA aquatics programs, children learn to be safe around water and they feel the sense of accomplishment that comes with learning something new. Youth progressive swimming uses a problem-solving, guided-discovery teaching approach in a positive, caring environment. Kids can develop lifelong skills that can help them stay healthy. Accessing the YMCA swim programs in our comunity is a wonderful opportunity for our children to learn the life skill of swimming right here in our lakes where they spend their summers. Class size is limited so register early.
YMCA L’il Dippers Age 3-5 Bobbers & Floaters (1st & 2nd Preschool Level) This combined class will orient your preschooler to the water, introduce elementary movements and skills. Bobbers - bobs, front & back floats. Floaters - front & back floats, glides & a 3-metre swim without assisstance. Gliders & Divers (3rd & 4th Preschool Level) Your preschooler will further develop swimming abilities using arm & leg action & surface support. Gliders - 5-metre endurance swim. Divers - introduction to side breathing, 10-metre endurance swim. Surfers & Dippers (5th & 6th Preschool Level) Challenges your preschooler in front & back swims with more advanced arm movement, surface support & entries. Surfers - 20-metre endurance swim. Dippers - 25-metre endurance swim.
YMCA Learn to Swim 6+ Years Otter / Seal A combined class to orient beginners to the water. Otters - orient beginners to water, assist child to experience the buoyant qualities of water, introduce elementary movement skills, develop comfort and confidence in the water. Seals - improve front and back glides, introduce rollovers and increase endurance to 10 metres. Dolphin / Swimmer Dolphins - build on previous learning, introduce front crawl, deep water skills and increase endurane to 25 metres. Swimmers - build on previous skills in deep water, develop proper technique of the front crawl stroke, introduce the back crawl and develop the individual’s ability to swim a distance of 50 metres. Star 1 & 2 These combined levels teach Lifesaving Society Rookie 1st Aid & H2-0 Proficiency, and develop front and back crawl. Star 1 - elementary back stroke & work toward a 75 m endurance swim. Star 2 - breast stroke & work toward a 150m endurance swim.
Swim in Oyama July 12 - 23
Oyama Hall Beach (across from 15710 Oyama Road) Mon - Fri (2 weeks/10 classes) $65 TIME
COURSE CODE COURSE CODE
11:00 - 11:30 am
Star 1/2
11:30am - 12:30 pm 12:00 - 12:30 pm 12:30 - 1:00 pm
Swimmer
0721.061
Otter
0721.062
Seal
0721.057
Dolphin
0721.063
Surfer/Dipper
0721.060
Bobber
0721.116
Floater
0721.064
1:00 - 1:30 pm
Glider/Diver
0721.059
Bobber/Floater
0721.055
1:30 - 2:00pm
Floater
07210.056
Bobber
0721.058
Swim in OK Centre August 9 - 20 Pebble Beach (OK Centre Road W, between Camp & 3rd) Mon - Fri (2 weeks/10 classes) $65 TIME
COURSE CODE COURSE CODE
11:00 - 11:30 am
Star 1/2
0821.076
11:30am - 12:30 pm
Swimmer
0821.072 0821.068
Otter
0821.073
Seal
12:00 - 12:30 pm
Dolphin
0821.074
Surfer/Dipper
0821.071
12:30 - 1:00 pm
Bobber
0821.118
Floater
0821.075
1:00 - 1:30 pm
Glider/Diver
0821.070
Bobber/Floater
0821.066
1:30 - 2:00pm
Floater
0821.067
Bobber
0821.069
Advanced Course - Bronze Medallion Tue - Thu Location
11:00 am - 2:00 pm 13+ years or completion of Bronze Star Oyama Hall Beach
Open the door to lifeguarding. Learn the 4 components of water rescues- judgement, knowledge, skill & fitness. Students learn self-rescue techniques, defense and release methods, and tows and carries in preparation for challenging rescues involving conscious and unconscious victims, including spinal injuries and circulatory emergencies. Lifesavers develop stroke efficiency and endurance in a timed swim (500m 15 min.) The Canadian Lifesaving Manual is required. No classes on weekend. Jul 13-22
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0721.065
$150
Code: 0721.333
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Lifeguard Training
Creative Young Minds 7-12 Years
Advanced Course - Bronze Cross Tue - Thu Location
11:00 am - 2:00 pm Completion of Bronze Medallion Pebble Beach
Continue to challenge yourself with further advanced training including an introduction to safety supervision in aquatic facilities. candidates develop proficiency at performing patient assessments, managing aquatic spinal injuries, and preventing the loss of life in a variety of aquatic emergencies while developing stroke endurance and fitness training skills. Lifesavers develop stroke efficiency and endurance in a timed swim (600m in 18 min.). Please bring prerequisites and Canadian Lifesaving Manual to the first day of the course. No classes on weekend. Aug 10-19
$150
Code: 0821.333
Children’s General Interest Camps Become a Museum Detective Tue - Thu Location Instructor
9:00 am - 3:00 pm Ages 6 - 11 Lake Country Museum Lake Country Museum & Archives Staff
Learn secrets stored in the archives and become a master detective! The Lake Country Museum Day Camp is packed with activities that provide children with skills to use on adventures both inside the Museum and outside in Okanagan Centre Park. Float your own craft-built SS Sicamous in Okanagan Lake and learn about our water environment. Plan and develop your own farm homestead and learn sustainable practices. Be an archeologist at Okanagan Centre Park and undertake scavenger hunts. The camp is curriculum based. Jul 13-15 Jul 27-29 Aug 10-12 Aug 24-26
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$120 $120 $120 $120
Code: 0721.066 Code: 0721.067 Code: 0821.078 Code: 0821.077
Mon - Fri Location
9:00 am - 12:00 pm GESS Room 132/133
Come join us for five fun-filled mornings of creativity for kids. We will have clay projects, potters wheels, make sculptures, then do drawing games, expressive watercolour painting & experiment with fun printmaking techniques. A playful week of art activities for kids. All supplies included. Instructor
Christia Langlois
Camp 1 (Jul 5-9) Camp 2 (Jul 12-16)
$120 $120
Code: 0721.077 Code: 0721.078
Summer Fun with a Pocketknife (Lvl. 1 & 2) Mon - Fri Location Instructor
Aug 16 - 20 Ages 9-12 Beasley Centre Rick “Mr. Chips” Wiebe
Level 1 - Learn how to safely use a pocketknife to produce simply whittled toys and have fun in the process. This camp begins with a demonstration and instruction, then hands-on making of projects with assistance. All materials and tools are provided. Learn basic knife handling, safety and sharpening, make a twig pen that really writes, a rubber band shooter, slip bark wooden whistles, a boomerang, a flying non-electric helicopter, hiking staff, and a space shuttle type airplane that really flies. Level 2 - Prerequisite: To join the Level 2 camp, participants must have completed the Level 1 camp in a prior year, or have previously taken Carving for Kids with Rick Wiebe. Former carving students will enjoy the challenge of working on projects that will stretch their abilities. A range of options will be offered, or come with ideas for things you’d like to carve. Everyone will continue to have fun with carving and growing their skills in this basic art form. Level 1 (9:30 - 11:30 am) Level 2 (1:00 - 3:00 pm)
$85 $85
Code: 0821.097 Code: 0821.102
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Spring Break & Summer Camps “Spring Break” Multi Sport Kids Camps Mon - Fri Location
9:00 am - 12:00 pm, 1:00 - 4:00 pm GESS Community Gym
New for Spring Break is the Multi-Sports Mini Camp! Camps will include a variety of fun sports & games to keep your child active and entertained! These camps are a great way to be instroduced to new sports, make new friends and have a great week! Are you the fastest runner, shooter or thrower? Our sports radar gun will read your speed and you can be on our Spring Break long multi-sport camp “Wall of Fame”! *Registration for Spring Break Camps On Now!*
Mar 15-19
Ages 6-9, Morning Ages 6-9, Afternoon Ages 10-14, Morning Ages 10-14, Afternoon
$100 $100 $100 $100
Code: 0321.250 Code: 0321.251 Code: 0321.252 Code: 0321.253
Mar 22-26
Ages 6-9, Morning Ages 6-9, Afternoon Ages 10-14, Morning Ages 10-14, Afternoon
$100 $100 $100 $100
Code: 0321.260 Code: 0321.261 Code: 0321.262 Code: 0321.263
Jul 5-9 July 12-16 Jul 19-23 Jul 26-30 Aug 3-6 Aug 9-13 Aug 16-20 Aug 23-27
Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $80 $80 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
Code: 0721.250 Code: 0721.257 Code: 0721.251 Code: 0721.258 Code: 0721.252 Code: 0721.259 Code: 0721.253 Code: 0721.260 Code: 0821.265 Code: 0821.264 Code: 0821.254 Code: 0821.261 Code: 0821.255 Code: 0821.262 Code: 0821.256 Code: 0821.263
Jul 5-9 July 12-16 Jul 19-23 Jul 26-30 Aug 3-6 Aug 9-13 Aug 16-20 Aug 23-27
Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $80 $80 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
Code: 0721.261 Code: 0721.269 Code: 0721.262 Code: 0721.270 Code: 0721.263 Code: 0721.271 Code: 0721.264 Code: 0721.272 Code: 0821.277 Code: 0821.276 Code: 0821.266 Code: 0821.273 Code: 0821.267 Code: 0821.274 Code: 0821.268 Code: 0821.275
Summer Multi Sport Camps (for 6-9’s) Mon - Fri Location
9:00 am - 12:00 pm, 1:00 - 4:00 pm GESS Community Gym & Fields Just like the Spring Break Camps (above) but the Summer camps will add more outdoor sports to the schedule! No camp Aug. 2.
Summer Multi Sport Camps (for 10-14’s) Mon - Fri Location
9:00 am - 12:00 pm, 1:00 - 4:00 pm GESS Community Gym & Fields Just like the Spring Break Camps (above) but the Summer camps will add more outdoor sports to the schedule! No camp Aug. 2
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Summer Sport Camps Mon - Thu Location Instructor
Jul 5-8, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm GESS School Gym Doug Meraw & Dave Risso
Summer camps are a fun way to improve your skills and get ready for volleyball season in September. It is highly recommended that students that are planning to play school volleyball attend a summer camp. our coaches all have university level pllaying and/or coaching experience and will help players realize their full volleyball potential! Fundamentals (Entering grades 5-8) Players will receive expert instruction in basic fundamentals of all volleyball skills and the opportunity for game play each day. Intermediate (Entering grades 8-10) Intended for players looking to improve on their basic individual skills as well as learning higher-level team strategy and game play. Advanced (entering grades 11-12) Intended for players with previous high school and club leel volleyball experience, Specialized training for each position.
Fundamentals Camp Intermediate Camp Advanced Camp
$130 $130 $130
Code: 0621.081 Code: 0621.082 Code: 0621.083
Little Kickers Camp
Ages 4-5 $70
8:30 - 10:00 am Code: 0721.109
Mini Soccer Camp
Ages 6-10 $95
8:30 - 11:30 am Code: 0721.110
Soccer Skills Camp
Ages 8-12 $95
8:30 - 11:30 am Code: 0721.111
Summer Soccer Camps Mon - Fri Location Instructor
July 5-9 Beasley Park Soccer Fields Lauri McTavish & Staff
Little Kickers Camp (Ages 4-5) This camp runs 90 mins. each day and is designed to give every child an opportunity to participate and discover what a great game soccer can be. Maximum participation through fun games & activities will help chlidren learn the basic skills of kicking, dribbling & passing. They will also learn some of the simple rules of mini soccer by playing 3 on 3 games. Mini Soccer Camp (Ages 6-10) Skill improvement & fun will be the focus of this week long morning camp. All levels of ability will be challenged from beginners to the experienced player. Team & individual instruction is provided by a number of expert coaches. no previous soccer experience is necessary, however playing mini soccer is certainly an asset. A mini world cup competition on the last day. Soccer Skills Camp (Ages 8-12) This is a half day soccer camp building in the fun of summer. Skills and drills are mixed in with your favorite soccer games; World Cup, Star Wars and fun games to Head It - Catch It to name a few, To make each day complete there is also time to enjoy water games and Capture the flag to really enjoy all thigs summer has to offer at Beasley Park.
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Summer Tennis Camps Progressive Tennis Camps Mon - Fri Location Instructor
Varioius Time (Mornings), Ages 6-15 Woodsdale Tennis Courts Marnie Perrier
This learn to play program identifies 4 skill sets required to play tennis successfully. These are called the “I Can” skill sets. Progressive Tennis uses a system of modified courts, racquets and balls scaled to maximize learning for different levels and/or age groups. Bring your own racquet, running shoes (no sandals), & water bottle. Loaner racquets are available if required. Red Ball (For ages 6+) Introduces the foundational skills of tennis with an oversized low-compression ball on a smaller court. Players learn basic rally, serve and net play skills along with activities that build tennis-specific coordination. Rules of play and food sport behaviours introduced. Orange Ball (For ages 8+) Played on a 3/4 size court with a low-compression ball. Players learn how to serve, rally, score and lay at the net. Green Ball (For ages 10+) Played on a full-court with a transition ball. Green players may be older children who are new to tennis or players of a good standard who have progressed through Red & Orange stages.
Red Ball Jul 12 -16 Jul 19 -23
9:00 - 10:00 am $75 (5 classes) Code: 0721.084 (5 classes) Code: 0721.087
Orange Ball Jul 12 -16 Jul 19 -23
10:00 - 11:00 am $75 (5 classes) Code: 0721.085 (5 classes) Code: 0721.088
Green Ball Jul 12 -16 Jul 19 -23
11:00 am - 12:00 pm $75 (5 classes) Code: 0721.086 (5 classes) Code: 0721.089
LAKE COUNTRY Sail and Paddle Club LCSP Club has two waterfront sites for non-motorized boating activities. New club members welcomed! • Carr’s Landing sailing site • OK Centre Paddle Place site • Bring your own boat, use one of the LCSP sailboats or canoes • Social activities
For info call 250-766-2254 or: lakecountrysailandpaddle.ca or lcsbamembership@gmail.com lakecountry.bc.ca/register
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In Lake Country (in partnership with the District of Lake Country) 3130 Berry Road, Lake Country T: (250) 766-5277 F: (250) 766-5219 E: lakecountry@bgco.ca www.boysandgirlsclubs.ca
2021 SPRING & SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Okanagan has been a leading provider of programs to children, youth and families since 1959. Our programs and services support the healthy physical, educational and social development of over 1,300 young people and families every day in 41 clubs and service locations throughout the Okanagan Valley. As a member of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada, the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Okanagan help young people grow healthy, happy and safely from birth to adulthood and are a resource and support for parents throughout their family’s involvement with us. Visit us to find out why the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Okanagan is “A good place to be!”
Volunteer Opportunities Want to make a difference? If you have a special talent or simply want to make a difference in a child’s life, contact the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Okanagan to volunteer. We need: Floor hockey coaches, Coding and Science Instructors, Music lovers, Creative Chefs, Children’s mentors and Special Needs Assistants. Go to www.boysandgirlsclubs.ca to become a volunteer.
EARLY YEARS PROGRAMS Lake Country Licensed Daycare 2.5—5 yrs
Family Resource Program
0—5 yrs
Discover, make friends and learn through play. Our Licensed Daycare offers art, music, circle-time, gym play, group activities and outside fun. A caring consistent team of qualified Early Childhood Educators provide a safe, supportive place where every child is listened to, treated with respect and valued in an environment of inclusion and acceptance. M—F 7:30am—5:00pm * Contact office for pricing
Spend some time with your 0-5 year old socializing with other children and their parents. Enjoy our toys, games, activities, and a circle time and snack time. This program will run on Thursday mornings the venue will be determined based on current provincial restrictions. It may be in the park, in the Boys and Girls Club gym, or a virtual program. Please email familyresource@bgco.ca for times and details of where we will be meeting.
All program delivery procedures are reviewed and adapted to meet the health and safety requirements of the Provincial Health Officer during the COVID-19 pandemic. Programs that cannot meet the requirements of the Provincial Health Officer will be cancelled. Updates to program procedures will be communicated to participants, parents or guardians as required. A good place to be.
To register: 250-766-5277 or lakecountry@bgco.ca
www.boysandgirlsclubs.ca
MIDDLE YEARS PROGRAMS Before School Care (Licensed)
Grades K—6
Transportation provided to Davidson Elementary & Peter Greer Elementary from Lake Country Club. M—F
7am—8:30am
*Contact for pricing
DISTRICT WIDE PRO DAYS Full Day Camp (Licensed)
Grades K—6
Kick off your summer with a day of fun at the B&G Club! With all your favorite after school care activities, we have all day for adventures. Wed
Jun 30
8:00am—5:00pm
$41
After School Care (Licensed) Grades K—6 The After School program takes place at the Elementary Schools and at the Lake Country Club . Our programs are designed to offer a safe, nurturing, inclusive environment where children will be engaged in activities including creative arts, sports, personal growth and life skill development. A nutritious snack is provided daily. Programs are also available on Professional days and during school breaks.
Lake Country Club
M—F 2:30pm—6:30pm
(Servicing Peter Greer & Davidson Schools) Peter Greer Elementary
M—F
2:30pm—6pm
Oyama Elementary
M—F
2:30pm—6pm
*Contact Club Office at 250-766-5277 for pricing details*
SPRING BREAK PROGRAMS Full Day Camp (Licensed)
Grades K-6
Join us Mon-Fri for themed weeks of fun. Crafts, games, out trips, cooking & more. Check out the monthly calendars to for specific activities & local trips. 8am—5pm
$41 per day
Mar 15—Mar 19
Animal Planet
Mar 22—26
Imaginarium
Monday Funday (Recreation)
Gr 1—6
Come take part in crafts, games, sports and active outdoor activities. Mon
Mar 15 & Mar 22
1
pm—3pm
Baking Week (Recreation)
FREE
Gr 1—6
Brownies, cheesecake, cupcakes & more. Take your skills to the next level in this 3 day course. Tue–Thurs Mar 16—18 9am—3pm $90/ 3 days
Mad Scientist Week (Recreation) Gr 1—6 Let’s get messy and make some magic. Kids can expect 10+ experiments in this three day course.
Geocaching Adventures (Recreation) Gr 1—6
Tue– Thurs Mar 23—25 9am—3pm $90/ 3 days
Join us for some local geocaching hikes, and exploration. In the mornings we will pack our bags, including making our lunches then set out for an afternoon adventure. LUNCH PROVIDED
Junior Engineers (Recreation)
Mon
Fri
Mar 15 & Mar 22
9am—1pm
$10/ day
Gr 1—6
Put your STEAM skills to the test as we design miniature Ferris wheels, and learn about circuits through hands on activities. Mar 19 & Mar 26
9am—12pm
$10/ day
SUMMER PROGRAMS Contact us in MAY to find out about FULL DAY and Recreation Camps this 2021 Summer. Like us on facebook or check out our website to stay updated on summer programs. A good place to be.
https://www.boysandgirlsclubs.ca/forms/ https://www.facebook.com/OKboysandgirlsLakeCountry/
To register: 250-766-5277 or lakecountry@bgco.ca
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RECREATION PROGRAMS Mystery & Magic Club
Grades 1—4
“Nailed It” Kids—Cooking
Grades 2—6
Do you like solving puzzles, riddles and curious about card tricks? Come tackle each week’s challenge and solve the mystery.
Just like the show, your child will be given an example for inspiration. They’ll put their skills to the test as they try to recreate these tasty treats.
Tues Apr 6 —May 11
Thurs Apr 8— 29
3:30—5pm
Intro to Archery
$30 / 6 sess
Grades 4—7
Learn the basics of archery with certified archery instructors. All equipment provided. Tues May 18 — Jun 22
3:30—5pm
Cool Moves
$50 / 6 sess
Grades 1—4
has two distinct parts: Eat Smart, where participants are encouraged to make healthier eating choices, & Play Cool, in which participants are encouraged to engage in more physical activity. Wed Apr 7 — May 12
3:30—5pm
Earth Savers
$30 / 6 sess
5—7:30pm
“Chopped” Kids—Cooking
$30 / 4 sess
Grades 2—6
Want to put your cooking skills to the test? Each night children will be partnered up, and given a box of mystery ingredients they can use to make their dinner. Thurs May 6— 27
5—7:30pm
Team Bake OFF
$30 / 4 sess
Grades 2—6
Partner up in this fun bake off competition! Our judges are ready to taste your creations. Sign up with a friend, or we can match you with a partner when you arrive. Thurs Jun 3— 24
5—7:30pm
$30 / 4 sess
Grades 1—4
This program is all about ways we can learn to give back to our environment. Help us make more ecofriendly choices through making beeswax food wraps, composters, and recycled creations. Wed May 19 — Jun 23
3:30—5pm
Art Club– Get Messy
$30 / 6 sess
Grades 1—2
Do you love making art? Join us for some messy fun each Wednesday to explore through various mediums and materials. Wed Apr 7 — Jun 23
5:30—7pm
$3 per session
Fly-By-Fridays
Grades 1—6
Try something new, or enjoy the classics, these Friday nights are all about kid favorites. Crafts, games, sport and outdoor activities can be expected. See monthly calendars for details. The program is free but you can also join us for dinner for only $5. Fri
Apr 9— Jun 25
5—8pm
Rec ‘Sleep Over’ Art Club– Advanced
Grades 3—6
FREE/$5 dinner
Grades 2—6
Want to learn some more art techniques? Join Randis to learn new skills using various materials.
Join us for a late night at the B&G Club! Stay after Fly by Fridays and participate in all your favorite sleep over traditions of wearing pajamas, eating treats, telling stories & glow n’ the dark games.
Wed Apr 7 — Jun 23
Fri
Torch Club
6—8pm
$3 per session
Grades 1—4
Torch Club helps kids develop leadership skills and self-esteem in a respectful, diversified environment. The program also offers the opportunity to give back to others and gain a sense of responsibility that comes when young people make their own decisions. Thurs Apr 8 — Jun 24 A good place to be.
3—4:30pm
FREE
May 14
8—11pm
Saturday Outtrip Adventure
$5
Grades 1—6
This program promotes being active outdoor with exploring local parks, playgrounds, hiking trails and more. Planned outings for April, May and June include all your favorite spring activities such as hiking, parks, scavenger hunts and geocaching. No program May 22. Sat
Apr 10— Jun 26 1—4pm
To register: 250-766-5277 or lakecountry@bgco.ca
$10 per session
www.boysandgirlsclubs.ca
Spring Break Morning
$30
/DAY
Camps
Monday to Friday 9:00 -12:00 March 15 - 26 Ages 5-12
Recreational Gymnastic
For tots, teens and ev
Registration now op
s & Tumbling Program
erything in-between!
en for the spring sess
ion
Summer Morning Camps
$30
/DAY
Monday to Thursday 9:00-12:00 July 5 - Aug 26 Ages 5-12
LAKE COUNTRY GYMNAS TICS Register at www.lake countrygym
nastics.ca
Licensed Pre-school
With a weekly gymnastics, dance & music class!
rs Tuesday & Thursday- Ages 2.5 - 3 yea - 5 years Monday, Wednesday, Friday- Ages 4 REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER 2021
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Register at www.lakecountryk
Licensed Childcare Full or part time spots available Government subsidies & Childcare Fee Reduction accepted Registration is ongoing (space permitting)
Recycling Guide A Message from the Regional Waste Reduction Office
How to Sort your Recycling What Goes in Your Recycling Cart – Put these items loose in your cart, do not bag them NO C TI PLASGS BA ED W ALLO
Hard plastic containers
Paper, envelopes, magazines, catalogues
Gable-top and Tetra Pak cartons
Cardboard and boxboard boxes
Spiral-wound cans for chips, juice etc.
Shredded paper (put in clear plastic bag)*
Paper bags - single and multiple layer
*only time a bag is permitted in recycling
Frozen dessert boxes
Foil wrap, containers and plates
Plastic clamshells and trays
Paper and plastic drink cups and lids
Metal cans and lids (with labels)
Empty aerosol cans (no paints, chemicals)
Recycle at Depot Only – Do NOT put these items in your recycling cart, take them to a Depot for recycling only
Plastic bags and overwrap
Styrofoam containers, trays, packaging
Non-refundable glass jars and bottles
Other Flexible Packing: Chip bags and snack wrappers, cellophane, zipper bags and pouches, mesh bags and more. For a full list visit RecycleBC.ca/FlexiblePackaging
What Stays Out of Your Recycling Cart – Leave these items out
NO Garbage
NO Hazardous Waste Take to a Recycling Depot
NO electronics, appliances Take to a Recycling Depot
NO soft or hard cover books Donate to charity
NO hard plastic toys Donate to charity
NO Tupperware containers Donate to charity
NO clothes, textiles Donate to charity
Download Your Own Regional Waste Reduction Office 1450 KLO Road, Kelowna, BC, V1W 3Z4 250-469-6250 | recycle@rdco.com rdco.com/recycle
Recycle Coach App