Aurora Leisure Summer 2016 Guide

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2016
Spring & Summer
Program Guide
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Spring & Summer 2016
Town of Aurora Municipal Office
Welcome to the Spring and Summer 2016 Parks and Recreation Guide!
100 John West Way, Box # 1000
Aurora, Ontario L4G 6J1
Tel: (905) 727-1375
www.aurora.ca
This guide provides detailed information on programs and activities that the
entire family can enjoy during the warmer seasons.
We have many upcoming exciting events! Please join us at the annual Easter
Egg Hunt, Concerts in the Park and Movies in the Park series. These community
events help our residents to bond with fellow neighbours while having fun with
their families.
Do you want to keep the kids busy this summer? There are many interesting
activities and classes available in Aurora. Classes range from ball hockey,
scrapbooking, cooking, volleyball and more!
You can also register your child in one of our many safe, enjoyable and
reasonably priced summer camps. Aurora Summer Camps have qualified staff
that are committed to creating a fun and exciting summer for your child.
Mayor Geoffrey Dawe
Please remember to stay active and healthy! Explore the outdoors and the many trails and parks we have in
Aurora.
Have a great spring and summer,
Sincerely,
Mayor Geoffrey Dawe
MeMbers of CounCil...
(905) 727-3123
Mayor Geoffrey Dawe
Councillor/Deputy Mayor John Abel
Councillor Wendy Gaertner
Councillor Sandra Humfryes
Councillor Harold Kim
Councillor Tom Mrakas
Councillor Paul Pirri
Councillor Jeff Thom
Councillor Michael Thompson
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Town of Aurora - Parks & Recreation Services
mayor@aurora.ca
jabel@aurora.ca
wgaertner@aurora.ca
shumfryes@aurora.ca
hkim@aurora.ca
tmrakas@aurora.ca
ppirri@aurora.ca
jthom@aurora.ca
mthompson@aurora.ca
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Easter Egg Hunt
Aurora Seniors’ Center
Saturday, March 26
9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Enjoy an egg-citing hunt, special
games and many surprises. This is a
ticketed event and wristbands need to
be purchased in advance at either the
Aurora Family Leisure Complex or the
Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex.
For wristbands and event information
please visit
www.aurora.ca/easteregghunt
Are you the next
Aurora Teen Idol?
If you are a resident of Aurora and between the ages of 12 and 17, you are
eligible to partake in the Aurora Teen Idol
2016 competition. Deadline to register is Friday, June 10. Auditions will be taking place the week of June 13 and the final
round of competition will be on July 1
in Lambert Willson Park as part of the
Canada Day festivities. Applications and more information is available online at
www.aurora.ca/canadaday
Art Aurora Show & Sale
Aurora Town Hall
Saturday, April 30, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, May 1, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
This show will feature more than 300 original pieces of artwork are on display by professional artists from Ontario.
For details please visit
www.aurora.ca/artshow
Celebrate Aurora
Aurora Town Park
Thursday, June 30
Enjoy local live entertainment and beer
garden hosted by the Rotary Club of
Aurora. This is a great start for your
Canada Day celebrations. For more
information please visit
INCLEMENT WEATHER?
If you are unsure about the weather the day of an event and its impact on the
event, please call the 24 hour special events line at 905-726-4762. Any changes to
the event are made based on weather this line will always have the most current information.
***We reserve the right to cancel, amend or change activities that are listed on our promotional materials and on our website.
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Canada Day Festivities
Friday, July 1
Start your Canada Day Celebration with the Canada Day Parade at
10 a.m. Please visit www.aurora.ca/canadaday for route details.
Park Festivities from 11 a.m. until dusk
Lambert Willson Park
Enjoy family oriented activities, live entertainment, fireworks and much,
much more! For more information please visit
Get Ready for Aurora’s Ribfest 2016
August 26-28, 2016 at Machell Park
Check out www.aurora.ca/ribfest for more details!
Theatre in the Park
Aurora Town Park
Friday, July 15, 7 p.m.
Saturday, July 16, 7 p.m.
Sunday, July 17, 7 p.m.
Enjoy this pay-as-you-can production
presented by the Humber River
Shakespeare Company. This year’s “must
see” production will be “A Midsummer’s
Night Dream”. For more information
please visit
www.aurora.ca/theatre
Concerts in the Park
Aurora Town Park
Wednesday Evenings
July 6, 13, 20, 27,
August 3, 10, 17 and 24
Enjoy this summer tradition with your family and friends every Wednesday in July and August at the Aurora Town Park. Charitable bbq starts at 6 p.m. and concert at 7 p.m.
Mark these dates so you don’t miss a night of fantastic live entertainment.
Concerts are free of charge but a food
donation for the Aurora Food Pantry is
greatly appreciated. For the summer concert line up please visit
www.aurora.ca/summerconcerts
Are you interested in
Volunteering at
our Special Events?
Movies in the Park
Movies in the Park is back with 6 times
the enjoyment spread out over 6 nights! Each movie is family oriented
and all ages are welcome.
The schedule for Movies in the Park include:
April 23 - Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex
August 4 - Aurora Town Park
August 11 - Norm Weller Park
August 18 - Ada Johnson Park
August 25 - Aurora Town Park
September 1 - Hickson Park
Details regarding movie line up
will be available at
www.aurora.ca/moviesinthepark
Have a movie suggestion
that your family would like to see
on the big screen?
Suggestions are being collected
until the end of April.
Please email your suggestions
to sware@aurora.ca
Event
Volunteers
The Special Events Division
is always looking for event
volunteers. Many of the volunteer
roles include event preparation,
activity participation, set up and
take down. Please contact the
Special Events Coordinator
Nicole Conboy
nconboy@aurora.ca if you would
like additional information on
the roles that are available
for each event.
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FRoM THE DIRECToR’S DESk...
Contents...
Special Events .......................................p. 2, 3 & 62
Our Team ......................................................... p. 4
Sport for Life & Physical Literacy ..................... p. 5
Registration Information .......................... p. 6 & 7
Arena Programs .............................................. p. 74
Tennis Lessons & Leagues ........................ p. 53 - 55
Integration Services ........................................ p. 52
Parks & Trails ........................................... p. 75 - 78
Facility Bookings ............................................. p. 73
Advertisements ........................................ p. 79 - 90
Community Directory .............................. p. 91 & 92
Employment ............................................ p. 11 & 22
AQUAtICs
March Break Aquatics ..................................... p.
Recreational Swim Schedules .......................... p.
Red Cross Swim Levels .................................... p.
Learn to Swim .......................................... p. 15 Specialty Swim Programs ......................... p. 19 Leadership Programs ............................... p. 21 General Pool Rules .......................................... p.
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fItness & heAlth
Memberships ........................................... p. 25 &
Club Aurora Fitness Classes ..................... p. 27 &
Special Deals ................................................... p.
Registered Programs ....................................... p.
Total Health Healing Seminars ....................... p.
Personal Training ............................................ p.
Squash ............................................................ p.
TIME ................................................................ p.
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Pre-sChool ProgrAms (Ages 0-5 yrs)
March Break Camp ............................................ p. 8
Summer Camps ........................................ p. 42 - 52
Programs .................................................. p. 34 - 38
ChIldren’s ProgrAms (Ages 5-12 yrs)
March Break Camp ............................................ p. 8
Summer Camps ........................................ p. 42 - 52
Programs .................................................. p. 39 - 41
P.A. Day Camps ................................................. p. 9
yoUth ProgrAms (Ages 12-18 yrs)
Programs ................................................. p. 56 &
March Break Activities .................................... p.
Summer Camps ....................................... p. 63 &
Youth Week .................................................... p.
Drop In & The Loft .................................. p. 60 &
Fit Club ........................................................... p.
Volunteer Info ................................................ p.
Student Fitness Memberships ......................... p.
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AdUlt ProgrAms (Ages 18 yrs+)
Programs ................................................. p. 65 & 66
older AdUlt ProgrAms (Ages 55 yrs+)
Programs .................................................. p. 67 - 69
Aurora Seniors Centre Club Activities ...... p. 70 - 73
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Spring and Summer are just around the corner, and our program guide is packed
with new opportunities and the return of many old favourites. We are very
excited to have Monkeynastics and Theatre Camp as new additions to our March
Break Camp programming this Spring. Our Summer Camp Open House is set
for Saturday May 14th; it’s your chance to get a jump start on planning your
children’s summer activities to keep your kids active, learning new skills and
making friends this summer. Come meet our Camp staff and learn about all
our summer camp program adventures, including our new Elite Athletes Camp,
Musical Theatre Camp, featuring the Wizard of Oz and over in the pool try our
Aquatic Sports and Fitness Camp. Spring and Summer is also an important time
to be water safe; there are a wide variety of swim lessons available for all levels
and abilities.
Your pre-schoolers will have the chance to get on the courts in April with our
new Tots Tennis program at Fleury Park with a chance to earn a “free” racquet.
Adults can also get into the action in our new Men’s and Women’s Basketball or
Badminton program in the gymnasium at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex.
Don’t forget to mark your calendars for our many special events including the
annual Easter Egg Hunt and Canada Day festivities. Our parks are filled with
Theatre, Concerts and Movies and 57 kilometers of walking trails which are well
maintained by Parks staff for your enjoyment.
Explore our 2016 Aurora Spring & Summer Program guide and get active, learn a
new skill, make new friends and take pleasure in all that Aurora has to offer.
Get out and get active!
Allan D. Downey
Director of Parks and Recreation Services
oUr teAm...
Allan Downey
Marianna Saavedra
Lisa Warth
Astero Prattas
Shawna White
Loriann Ierullo
Adrian Wong
Wayne DeRyck
Terri Edwards
Greg Peri
Franco DeMarco
Jodi Alexander
Karie Papillon
Daniel Ridsdale
Diana Dawson-Young
Andrew Bailey
Shelley Ware
Nicole Conboy
Lindsay McGuire
Jim Tree
Carole Wright
Gary Greidanus
Brian Jakovina
Sara Tienkamp
John Firman
Louise Dyer
Julie Carpenter
Kim Teixeira
Shauna Young
Seanne Goodfellow
905-727-3123
Director of Parks & Recreation
Ext. 4752
Admin. Assistant to Director
Ext. 4753
Manager of Recreation
Ext. 4765
Admin. Assistant (Recreation)
Ext. 4329
Curator
905-505-1190
Recreation Supervisor, Special Projects
Ext. 4763
Recreation Supervisor, Aquatics and Fitness
Ext. 3127
Fitness Co-ordinator
Ext. 3115
Aquatics Co-ordinator
Ext. 3123
Aquatics Co-ordinator
Ext. 3515
Community Programs Co-ordinator
Ext. 4761
Community Programmer
Ext. 3121
Youth Co-ordinator (Acting)
Ext. 4760
Youth Programmer
Ext. 3128
Seniors Co-ordinator (Acting)
Ext. 3610
Seniors Program Assistant
Ext. 3611
Recreation Supervisor, Special Events
Ext. 4762
Sponsorship / Special Events Co-ordinator
Ext. 3133
Special Events Assistant
Ext. 3132
Parks Manager
Ext. 3222
Admin. Assistant (Parks)
Ext. 3233
Landscape Architect
Ext. 3227
Landscape Architect
Ext. 3226
Parks Supervisor
Ext. 3223
Manager of Business Support
Ext. 4328
Facility Sponsorship & Advertising Co-ordinator
Ext. 4776
Facility Bookings Administrator
Ext. 4759
Ext. 4754
Ext. 4774
Financial Services Clerk
Ext. 4326
SPorT For liFe
Laying the foundation for an active life! Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) Aurora is a local initiative that seeks to improve
the quality of sport and physical activity in Aurora by increasing opportunities for sport and recreation participation.
Aurora will be implementing physical literacy in sport and recreation activity which is the foundation for lifelong
participation, and strengthening the community sport and recreation sector by building capacity.
DEVELOPING PHYSICAL LITERACY
Just as learning the alphabet is necessary to read, the development of basic movement skills and sport skills is critical to help children feel confident
participating in physical activity. The most important step toward developing physical literacy is mastering fundamental movement skills (FMS).
Physical Literacy = Competent and Confidence • Physical Literacy = Active for Life
Active Start (ages 0 - 6)
Children need to be introduced to unstructured active play that
incorporates a variety of body movement. Children this age
experience a large variety of basic movement - like running,
jumping and throwing. Look for these Active Start programs:
Learn to Train (ages 9 - 12)
Children in the Learn to Train stage are ready to begin
structured physical activity and sport activities. However, the
emphasis should still be on general sports skills suitable to a
number of activities. Try these Learn to Train programs:
Red Cross Preschool Swimming Lessons, page 15
Red Cross Swim Kids, page 18
On the Move - Gym Time, page 34
Sports Fundamentals, page 21
Jumping Jellybeans - Playtime, page 34
Friday Night Sports, page 40
Puck Power, page 34
Martial Arts, page 39
Playball - Two Can Do, page 35
Dance - Hip Hop Sensations, page 40
FUNdamentals (ages 6 - 9)
Activities during this stage should be well structured, positive
and FUN, and should concentrate on developing the ABCs Agility, Balance, Coordination and Speed. It is important that
children take part in a wide range of sports. Try these programs:
Red Cross Swim Kids, page 17
Busy Bodies, page 39
Basketball Basics, page 39
Youth running Program page, 40
Grassroots Lacrosse Clinic, page 40
Look for this symbol for activities
that promote physical literacy.
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Recreational Facilities...
dated for no less than 2 weeks before program start date.
Aurora Family Leisure Complex (AFLC)
135 Industrial Pkway N.
905-841-7529
Waiting Lists
If you cannot be accommodated in any of your selections, your
name will be added to the waiting list for your 1st choice only.
Every effort is made to add additional classes or to accommodate
you into another program.
Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex (SARC)
1400 Wellington St. E.
905-726-4770
Refunds or Transfers
Aurora Community Centre (ACC)
1 Community Centre Lane
905-841-2371
All requests for refunds must be made IN WRITING.
Non-medical related cancellations for AQUATICS will only be
accepted prior to the second regularly scheduled class.
Aurora Seniors Centre (ASC)
90 John West Way
905-726-4767
Participants receive a full refund less a $20.00 administration
fee, when cancelling before the class starts. Participants receive
a refund, on a prorated basis, less a $20.00 administration fee
for all other refund requests. There will be no administration fee
for refunds due to medical reasons (pro-ration still applies). A
medical note must accompany the refund request. Please note
that refunds or transfers will be processed according to the date
your written request is received by our Department. Please allow
3-5 weeks for all refunds to be processed.
Aurora Public Library (APL)
15145 Yonge St.
905-727-9494
Registration Forms...
Our registration form has been designed to allow more than one
participant per family to register for programs on the same form.
Please complete all of the required information to ensure that you
are placed in the correct program.
Registration forms can be obtained by visiting our website at
www.aurora.ca
• Forms allow 2 participants
• One cheque per program please
• List alternate choices
Please note that you cannot withdraw from a program using
e-PLAY.
Transfers for swimming will. only be accepted prior to the
second regularly scheduled class. There will be no penalty for
transferring.
Please contact the Reception Desk at (905) 841-7529 for
more information regarding Membership Pass refunds (special
conditions apply).
Registrations
We reserve the right to withdraw, postpone, cancel or combine
classes, limit registration, or change instructors. Every effort
is made to enroll you in your first program choice, and to
ensure that your recreation experience meets and/or exceeds
your expectations. Submission of a registration form does not
guarantee acceptance in the requested program. The Parks and
Recreation Services Department will send out confirmation of
your enrollment for in person or mailed registrations only. If
you have not received the confirmation two days prior to the
commencement of the program, please call (905) 841-7529 or
(905) 726-4770 for verbal confirmation.
If a program is cancelled, you will be notified by telephone.
Please provide us with day and evening contact numbers on your
registration form. You may transfer to another program, free of
charge (subject to space availability), receive a full refund, or
apply a credit note to your account.
All NSF cheques will be charged $40.00 (tax included) and will
need to be replaced by cash or certified cheque.
Discounts
Where there are three or more children in the same family
taking part in the SAME PROGRAM AREA, the third and
subsequent child will be charged half price. Discounts will be
taken off the lower priced program.
We regret that this does not apply to some of our Aquatic
Leadership Programs, H30 Lessons, Private/Semi-Private
Lessons, Special Needs Aquatics, Special Events, or to Club
Aurora Memberships or Speciality Programs. Please contact the
Reception Desk at 905-841-7529 for details.
All discounts to be requested by the applicant at the
time of registration.
Schedules
Our best effort is made to provide you with the most accurate
information at the time of printing, however, schedules are subject
to change. We reserve the right to cancel, amend, change, postpone
or combine classes/ activities that are listed in this guide.
We accept non-resident registrations into our programs,
subject to space availability.
Post-dated cheques accepted for Memberships, A Child’s View
and Summer Camp Programs ONLY. Post-dated cheques must be
Advertisements that appear in this publication are paid promotional material. The Corporation of the Town of Aurora has not reviewed the contents thereof
or claims expressed therein and accepts no responsibility or liability for any indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages whatsoever for inaccurate
information or unverifiable claims. There are no warranties of merchantable quality, satisfactory quality, merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose.
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Mail & Fax
• No postdated cheques
mail cash!)
• Completed Registration
Form
• Cheque made payable
to the Town of Aurora or
VISA/Mastercard (do NOT
• No postdated cheques
hours only)
Mon.-Fri.
Sat. & Sun.
Mon.- Thurs.
Fri.
Sat. & Sun.
(Regular Hours)
(Regular Hours)
(July & August)
(July & August)
(July & August)
• Mail completed Registration Form to: Town of Aurora
Department of Parks and Recreation Services
100 John West Way
Box #1000
Aurora, Ontario L4G 6J1
Attn: ReGISTRATIONS
• Fax completed Registration Form to 905-726-2831
(anytime)
6am-10pm
8am-5pm
6am-10pm
6am-8pm
8am-4pm
• Drop off completed Registration Form
at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex,
1400 Wellington St. e. or Aurora Family Leisure
Complex, 135 Industrial Pkway N.
• Completed Registration
Form
• Cheque made payable
to the Town of Aurora
or VISA/Mastercard or
Cash/debit (during office
iN PERSON
do
• Go to www.aurora.ca
• Click on e-PLAY and follow the online
instructions
• Opens at 8:30 am on registration dates.
Remains open 24/7 during registration
period.
to
• Client Barcode(s)
• Account PIN
• Course Barcode(s)
• VISA/Mastercard # with
valid expiry date
What
E-Play
What You Need
• You will receive a confirmation of your placement
within a program by mail, within 3 weeks of
registration
• During registration periods staff are extremely busy. We
are sorry, but telephone confirmations will not
be made.
• All registrations received by MAIL/FAX will be date
stamped and processed accordingly
• You will receive a confirmation of your placement
within a program by mail, within 3 weeks of
registration
• During registration periods staff are extremely busy. We
are sorry, but telephone confirmations will not
be made.
• All registrations received IN PeRSON will be date
stamped and processed accordingly
• Click on Go to Checkout to make your payment
• Payment must be paid in full
• Print your on-line receipt once your payment has been
successfully completed
• Confirmation will not be mailed out
CoNfirmatioN
Programs & Camps Feb 29
Spring Aquatics
Mar 21
Summer Aquatics
June 23
Non-Residents
Spring Aquatics
Mar 11
Summer Aquatics
June 17
PROCESSING DATES
Residents
Spring Aquatics
Mar 21
Summer Aquatics
June 23
Non-Residents
Spring Aquatics
Mar 11
Summer Aquatics
June 17
PROCESSING DATES
Residents
Mar 18
Spring Aquatics
June 20
Summer Aquatics
Non-Residents
Mar 8
Spring Aquatics
June 13
Summer Aquatics
Residents
dates/times
How Do I Register?
HoW Do i reGiSTer?
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MArCH BreAK ProGrAMS
March Break Camps
MARCH BREAk CAMP (Ages: 4 to 11 years)
Join us for a week of fun filled activities. Campers will participate
in their favorite games, sports, crafts, swimming, skating and more!
Children must bring snacks, beverages and a lunch everyday.
Weather permitting some activities will take place outdoors. Dress
accordingly and please provide a second pair of shoes for our
time indoors. We’re looking forward to a week of adventure and
excitement with you! Please note that due to our new facility
swim admission policy, 4 - 5 year olds will not be going
swimming.
Dates:
Monday March 14 - Friday March 18, 2016
Time:
9:00am-4:00pm
Location: Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex
Fee:
4-5 years
$155.00/5
6-11 years
$165.00/5
Code:
(4-5 yrs)
42345
(6-11 yrs)
42346
MAD SCIENCE - SCIENCE ADVENTURES
(Ages: 6 to 12 years)
Campers will use forensic science to solve a crime. A visit to Cell
City will reveal the inner workings of DNA while a trip down the
Organ Trail will provide a Body Portrait. Explore the wonders of
gravity, balance and the science behind the illusive sweet spot.
We will discover how to get a rainbow in a test tube and build
a Potato Power Plant during a day of radical chemical reactions.
Daily themes include: At the Scene of the Crime, Organ Trail, Radical
Reactions, The Science of Sport and Cell City. Please note that this
camp does not go swimming or skating.
Dates:
Time:
9:00am-4:00pm
Location: Aurora Family Leisure Complex
Fee:
$240.00/5
Code:
42347
AQUATIC SPoRT & FITNESS CAMP
Provide your child with opportunities to try a wide range of sport
and fitness related activities. This camp is designed to influence
lifestyle choices and increase the value of aquatic sport and fitness
activities to children of all ages. Come and experience learning
new sports and working on skills such as water polo, lifesaving
sports, underwater hockey, spring board diving and more. We’ll keep
your child busy as well with other activities outside the pool such
as skating, winter play and games, all of which will be geared to
fitness and having fun.
MoNkEYNASTIX CAMP
neW!
A fun and challenging physical literacy camp for monkeys aged 4-8!
Each day includes: free play, two 45 minute Monkeynastix lessons
(circuit training using gymnastic-like equipment), arts & crafts,
group games, sport development activities, teamwork building
initiatives, outdoor play, and special events. All activities are geared
to get children ‘sport ready’ by building strength, speed, flexibility,
coordination and good sportsmanship. Monkeynastix camp will also
emphasize the importance of physical activity and healthy living! At
the end of the week children will receive a Monkeynastix surprise!
Note: Children must be toilet trained. This activity is eligible for the
Children’s Fitness Tax Credit. Please note that this camp does
not go swimming or skating.
Dates:
Time:
9:00am-12:00pm or 9:00am-4:00pm
Fee:
$118.00/5 (half day) and $235.00/5 (full day)
Code:
9:00am-12:00pm 43301
9:00am-4:00pm 42348
THEATRE CAMP - ACTING oUT!
This dynamic and interactive performance camp for 5 to 10 year
olds features a variety of stimulating, fast-paced workshops such
as: Puppets on Stage, Mad Hatters, Clowning Around, Canadian
Idol, Don’t Forget the Lyrics, Whose Line Is It?, So We Know You
Can Dance, Behind the Stunts, Extreme Stage Makeover and
more! Taught in a fun and creative atmosphere by the Canadian
Children’s Theatre Co., children will be introduced to the joys of the
performing arts while they gain confidence and allow their vibrant
personalities to flourish. Please note that this camp does not
go swimming or skating.
Dates:
Time:
9:00am-4:00pm
Location: Aurora Community Centre
Fee:
$209.00/5
Code:
42633
Minimum Swim Level:
Swim Kids 6
Date:
Times:
9:00am - 4:00pm
Fee:
$175.00/5
Code:
43324
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EXTENDED CARE oPTIoNS
Extended Care is intended for parents who need to get to work on time or who may need some additional supervision for their child, during
their drive home. An additional fee of $5.00 for each 15 minute interval will be charged to your account for late pick-up. *Please note the
difference in locations below.
LoCATIoN
TIME
FEE
CoDE
AM Extended Care SARC camps only
Stronach Aurora Recreation
Complex
7:00am - 9:00am
$44.00/5
42349
PM Extended Care SARC camps only
Stronach Aurora Recreation
Complex
4:00pm - 6:00pm
$44.00/5
42350
AM Extended Care AFLC camps only
Aurora Family Leisure Complex
7:00am - 9:00am
$44.00/5
42351
PM Extended Care AFLC camps only
4:00pm - 6:00pm
$44.00/5
42352
AM Extended Care ACC camps only
Aurora Community Centre
7:00am-9:00am
$44.00/5
42634
PM Extended Care ACC camps only
4:00pm-6:00pm
$44.00/5
42635
Please note that each of our program areas are NUT AWARE. Please do not send snacks or lunches that contain or may contain nut
products.
PA DAY CAMP
PA DAY CAMP
Have fun on your PA Day! Join us for a day
full of activities like skating, swimming, arts
and crafts, games, songs and more. Please
provide snacks, drinks and a lunch. Please be
advised that we are NUT AWARE. Please do
not send any products that contain or may
contain nuts. Please dress for the weather as
we plan to go outside and bring a second pair
of indoor shoes. We are looking forward to
spending a fantastic day with you!
Friday June 3, 2016
Time:
9:00am-4:00pm
Fee:
$38.50
Code:
42353
EXTENDED CARE:
Time:
7:00am-9:00am and/or 4:00pm-6:00pm
Fee:
$6.00 am or pm
Code:
AM
42354
PM
42355
Please be advised that failure to pick children up by 6:00pm will result in a penalty of $5.00 for each 15 minute interval.
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MArCH BreAK AquATiCS
MARCH BREAk RED CRoSS SWIM LESSoN SCHEDULE
March 14 - 18, 2016 • Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex

Time
9:00am
9:30am
level
Private
Private
Inclusive Aquatics
Starfish/Duck
Sea Otter
Swim Kids 5
Swim Kids 9/10
Salamander
Crocodile/Whale
Swim Kids 1
Swim Kids 6
Sea Otter
Swim Kids 3
Swim Kids 7/8
Sunfish
Swim Kids 2
Swim Kids 4
10:00am
10:30am
10:45am
11:00am
11:15am
11:30am
Fee
$115.00
$115.00
$55.00
$40.50
$40.50
$43.00
$43.00
$40.50
$40.50
$40.50
$43.00
$40.50
$40.50
$43.00
$40.50
$40.50
$40.50
Code
42455
42456
42457
42458
42459
42460
42461
42462
42463
42464
42465
42466
42467
42468
42469
42470
42471
MARCH BREAk LEADERSHIP CoURSES
See pages 23 and 24 for course descriptions
Course
Bronze Medallion & Bronze Cross & Standard First Aid
National Lifeguard: Pool
Lifesaving Instructors
Date
March 14 - 18
March 11, 18
March 12, 13, 19, 20
March 14 - 16
Time
9:00am - 6:00pm
6:00pm - 10:00pm
9:00am - 7:00pm
9:00am - 6:30pm
location
AFLC
SARC
Fee
$400
$350
Code
43325
43327
AFLC
$226
43326
MARCH BREAK PUBLIC SWIM SCHEDULE • MARCH 14-18, 2016
Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex • 1400 Wellington St. East
Time
7:30am - 8:55am
Monday
Lane Swim
Tuesday
Lane Swim
Wednesday
Lane Swim
Thursday
Lane Swim
Friday
Lane Swim
12:00pm - 1:30pm
**Lane Swim
Lane Swim
**Lane Swim
Lane Swim
**Lane Swim
1:35pm - 4:00pm
Leisure Swim
Leisure Swim
Leisure Swim
Leisure Swim
Leisure Swim
7:00pm - 8:25pm
Leisure Swim
Leisure Swim
Leisure Swim
Leisure Swim
Leisure Swim
8:30pm - 10:00pm
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
** No Therapy Pool
MARCH BREAK PUBLIC SWIM SCHEDULE • MARCH 14-18, 2016
Aurora Family Leisure Complex • 135 Industrial Parkway North
10
Time
6:00am - 9:00am
Monday
Lane Swim
Tuesday
Lane Swim
Wednesday
Lane Swim
Thursday
Lane Swim
Friday
Lane Swim
9:05am - 9:50am
Aquafit
Aquafit
Aquafit
Aquafit
Aquafit
11:30am -12:00pm
Silver Swimmers
Silver Swimmers
Silver Swimmers
Silver Swimmers
Silver Swimmers
12:00pm - 1:30pm
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
8:05pm - 8:50pm
Aquafit
Aquafit
Aquafit
Aquafit
9:00pm - 10:00pm
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
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An Adventure a DayMarch Break Youth Edition!
Bored of staying home, watching TV and playing video games during March Break? Join us for a
day or a week of adventures! Each day we will enjoy lots of activities and fun! Bring your friends
and register for only the days that YOU want!
*Note: You must register to participate. Please dress appropriately for the day, provide snacks, beverages, lunch, etc.
Please be advised that we have a “NUT AWARE POLICY”. For more information on these exciting programs please call (905) 726-4760
BABYSITTER’S TRAINING (RED CRoSS)
HoME ALoNE
DUnK, DIvE, CLIMB
JoB PREP
Participate in fun activities, and gain hands-on practice! The
Red Cross Babysitting Course focuses on 5 main areas: child
caregiving, first aid, injury prevention, leadership, and business
skills. Participants will receive a Red Cross certification card upon
completion.
Wrap up your March Break with everything the AFLC has to offer:
rock climbing, swimming, The Loft and the gymnasium.
PRoGRAM
This program is designed for those who may be left home alone
for a short period of time, especially after school. The program will
cover topics such as home safety, street safety, fire safety, when to
call 911, the components of a first aid kit and how it is used, plus
much more!
This program will teach you how to fill out a job application, build
your resume, learn important interview skills, and find out how to
impress a prospective employer.
AGE
DAY/ START DATE
LoCATIoN
TIME
FEE/#WEEkS
CoDE
Job Prep
14 to 17
Mon Mar 14 &
Tue Mar 15
AFLC
9:00am-12:00pm
$25.00/2
43178
Home Alone
10 to 12
Wed Mar 16
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$47.00/1
43176
Babysitter’s Training
11 to 17
Thu Mar 17
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$50.00/1
43177
Dunk, Dive, Climb
12 to 14
Fri Mar 18
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$30.00/1
43179
WAtCH foR SPECIAL HoURS In tHE Loft, gyMnASIUM, RoCK WALL
AND SWIMMING oVER MARCH BREAk!
YOUTH JOB FAIR!
Thursday March 17
from 1:00pm to 4:00pm at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex.
Come and see what jobs are available for the youth in Aurora.
(hint: get ready for job hunting with our March Break Job Prep program
Monday and Tuesday from 9:00am to 12:00 pm! Only $25.00 Code: 43178)
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AquATiCS
Aquatics Swim Rules and Information
GENERAL PooL RULES
• Disposable and cloth diapers are not permitted in the water.
Please use swim diapers designed for pool use.
• Individuals with a serious medical condition should be
accompanied in the water with another individual knowledgeable
of their condition and inform the Lifeguard.
• Those with open sores or communicable diseases will not be
admitted to swimming pools unless a medical doctor’s certificate
is presented to the pool supervisor.
• Spectators are required to view lessons from the “designated”
viewing areas only.
• Please do not bring food and/or beverages onto pool decks or
viewing galleries, water only contained in plastic or non-breakable
bottles only.
• Outdoor shoes must be removed before entering the shower and
pool area.
SLIDE RULES
• Obey all orders by attendant and operator
• All riders must be a minimum of 48” (122cm) tall
• No flotation devices
• No person shall dive, run, stand, kneel, rotate or stop in the
channel
• Hands must be kept in the channel
• No person shall bring glass bottles or feed into the water slide
area
• Swimmers only may use the water slide
• Remove jewelry prior to using the water slide
• No person shall use the slide while under the influence of
drugs or alcohol
• Riders must be in good health; pregnant women or people
with heart conditions use at own risk.
Ontario Regulations Public Slide Ride Under the Technical Standards &
Safety Act, 2000
CHANGE RooM PoLICIES
• Families of any age, of the same gender, are encouraged to use
the gender specific change rooms.
• Mixed gender families, unaccompanied children and persons with
identified special needs and their caregivers are encouraged to
use the family change room.
• Parents/guardians accompanying children of the opposite gender,
age 6 years+ are encouraged to change in separate cubicles.
We ask that all patrons cooperate in making the change
room experience comfortable for everyone.
SWIM CANCELLATIoN DATES & TIMES
Please note: Sunday May 1, 2016 the 1:00pm lane swim at the
SARC will be cancelled due to an event.
Please note: Thursday June 30, 2016, all swims between
9:00am and 4:00pm will be cancelled at both AFLC and SARC
due to staff training.
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PooL RENTALS
Looking for a pool rental? Please contact
Terri Edwards, Aquatic Coordinator, at tedwards@aurora.ca for
date and time availability.
AFLC:
$71.00 per hour
SARC:
$11.25 per lane per hour
$22.25 per hour for Therapy
$36.50 per hour for Leisure
Lifeguard: $18.25 per hour.
Minimum 2 required per facility.
SCHooL RENTALS
Schools looking to book lessons or lanes? Please contact
Gregory Peri, Aquatic Coordinator, at gperi@aurora.ca for date
and time availability.
Lanes:
Same rental fees as above.
Lessons:
11+ kids:
5-10 kids:
3-4 kids:
1-2 kids:
$7.00 per child per class
Instructor: $20.25 per hour for additional instructors.
Did you forget something?
We have water diapers and goggles available at reception;
Jr. Youth Goggles:
Adult Goggles:
Disposable swim diapers:
Re-usable swim pants:
$16.25
$19.50
$2.00
$10.00
**While supplies last
Celebrate Your Birthday!
This Spring or Summer at the
Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex Pool.
Enjoy 1 hour in the teaching and leisure pool
with water slide PLUS party room!
All for $245.00 (max. 25 people)
Saturday or Sunday - 1pm or 4pm
Call 905-727-3123 ext. 3117 OR email at
PoolBirthdayParties@aurora.ca
Holiday Hours
Good Friday
Victoria Day
Canada Day
Civic Holiday
Labour Day
March 25
May 23
July 1
August 1
September 5
Lane Swim:
Leisure Swim:
9:00am-11:00am
11:00am-2:00pm
(SARC only)
(SARC only)
(AFLC only)
(SARC only)
(SARC only)
AquATiCS
PUBlIC sWIm sChedUles
SPRING: MARCH 19 - JUNE 29, 2016
AURoRA FAMILY LEISURE CoMPLEX
135 Industrial Parkway North 905-841-7529
Day
lane Swim
Whirlpool Hours
6:00am - 9:00am
11:30am - 1:00pm
4:00pm - 5:00pm
9:00pm - 10:00pm
6:00am - 9:00am
11:00am - 1:00pm
9:00pm - 10:00pm
6:00am - 9:00am
11:30am - 1:00pm
4:00pm - 5:00pm
6:00am - 9:00am
11:00am - 1:00pm
4:00pm - 5:00pm
8:05pm - 10:00pm
6:00am - 9:00am
11:00am - 4:00pm
8:05pm - 10:00pm
6:00am - 9:00am
11:00am - 1:00pm
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Sat
8:00am - 9:25am
8:00am - 10:30am
Sun
8:00am - 9:30am
8:00am - 9:30am
Mon
&
Wed
Tues &
Thurs
Fri
Silver Swimmers
11:00am - 11:30am
3:15pm - 4:00pm
11:00am - 11:30am
STRoNACH AURoRA RECREATIoN CoMPLEX
1400 Wellington St. East 905-726-4770
Day
Mon
&
Wed
Tues &
Thurs
Fri
Sat &
Sun
Please see page 12 for Cancelled Swims for Spring and Summer 2016
Lane Swimleisure Swims
8 Lane & Therapy Pool 2 Small Pools
7:30am - 10:00am
11:30am - 1:00pm
**3:00pm - 4:00pm
9:00pm - 10:00pm
7:30am - 10:00am
11:30am - 1:00pm
9:00pm - 10:00pm
7:30am - 10:00am
11:30am - 1:00pm
9:00pm - 10:00pm
leisure Swims
All Pools
9:00am - 10:30am
11:30am - 1:00pm
4:15pm - 5:15pm
11:30am - 1:00pm
7:05pm - 9:00pm
9:00am - 10:30am
11:30am - 1:00pm
7:15pm - 8:00pm
**1:00pm - 2:00pm
8:00pm - 9:00pm
2:00pm -4:00pm
** No Therapy Pool
SUMMER: JULY 2 - SEPTEMBER 4, 2016
AURoRA FAMILY LEISURE CoMPLEX
135 Industrial Parkway North 905-841-7529
Day
lane Swim
leisure Swim
Mon
to Fri
6:00am - 8:30am
12:00pm - 1:00pm
3:30pm - 5:00pm
1:00pm - 3:30pm
ADMISSIoN PoLICY
Children under 10 years of age who are unable to
pass the “facility swim test” must be accompanied
by a parent or guardian who is at least 12 years of
age and responsible for their direct supervision, with a
maximum of two children for each parent or guardian.
Facility Swim Test
Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex
Swim 2 widths (largest pool open during swim) and
tread water 1 min.
Swim 2 widths and tread water 1 min.
Please note: Effective January 2, 2016, a facility swim
test will be required upon every visit.
Children under 6 years of age may not be admitted
to the swimming pool unless they are accompanied by
a parent or guardian who is responsible for their direct
supervision, with a maximum of two children for each
parent or guardian.
Parents/Guardians are responsible for the children
in their care while in the facility and must directly
supervise children at all times.
Cell Phones/Personal Digital Assistants
and Cameras
The use of these items is prohibited in all
change rooms and washrooms
Whirlpool Hours
6:00am - 9:20am
12:00pm - 5:00pm
Lane Swim
For people 12 years
and over wishing to
utilize the pool for
fitness. The pool will
be set up in lanes.
Participants are asked
to swim continuously
in a counterclockwise
loop and in the lane
appropriate to their
speed.
STRoNACH AURoRA RECREATIoN CoMPLEX
1400 Wellington St. East 905-726-4770
Day
Lane Swim8 Lane & Therapy Pool
Mon
&
Wed
Tues &
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Sun
Leisure Swims
All Pools
7:30am - 9:00am
**12:00pm - 1:00pm
8:05pm - 10:00pm
7:30am - 9:00am
12:00pm - 1:00pm
8:05pm - 10:00pm
7:30am - 9:00am
12:00pm - 1:00pm
7:30am - 9:00am
**12:00pm - 1:00pm
9:00am - 11:00am
**12:00pm - 1:00pm
2:00pm - 4:00pm
6:30pm - 8:00pm
2:00pm - 4:00pm
6:30pm - 8:00pm
2:00pm - 4:00pm
1:00pm - 3:00pm
1:00pm - 3:00pm
** No Therapy Pool
Silver Swimmers
This program is to provide Older Adults/Senior Swimmers (55 yrs+) an opportunity to use the pool in a
comfortable slower paced atmosphere with other senior swimmers. This is a chance to get into the water
and swim, walk or exercise at your own pace. Call 905-727-3123 ext. 3515 for more information
Leisure Swim
Fun and enjoyment for the whole family. Toys and floatation aids are allowed.
mer Pass
$
Sumla
103
sh
Sp From
July 2 - September 5, 2016,
your family can enjoy all Lane and
Leisure Swims at the Aurora Family
Leisure Complex and Stronach Aurora
Recreation Complex
AQUATIC ADMISSIoN FEES
Pool Daily user Fees (HST) Included
$3.25 per visit per person or
$24.50 for 10 visits.
See page 25 for membership fees
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GenerAl SWiMMinG
leSSon inForMATion
Town of Aurora Program Structure
Red Cross Swim
Parented
Red Cross Swim
Kids
Red Cross
Teens/Adults
Looking for
Other programs?
Starfish
SK Level 1
Swim Basics
Waterpolo
Duck
SK Level 2
Swim Strokes
Diving 1 & 2
Sea Turtle
SK Level 3
4 – 12 months
12 – 24 months
24 months – 5 years
Whip Kick Plus
The Town of Aurora
recommends to follow the
arrows as the swimmer
progresses through the
levels. If you wish to skip a
level, please see the Deck
Supervisor for an
assessment.
SK Level 4
Red Cross Swim
Preschool
Ages 3 – 5 Years
Sea Otter
IC/C = SK1
Salamander
IC/C = SK1
Sunfish
IC = SK1
C = SK2
Crocodile
IC = SK2
C = SK3
Whale
IC = SK3
C = SK4
If the swimmer turns
5 years old, follow
level to Swim Kids.
IC = Incomplete
C = Complete
SK Level 5
SF Level 1
SK Level 7
Some courses, require
pre-requisites to enter
the course. Please see
Program Descriptions for
more information.
Sport Fundamentals (SF)
SF Level 2
SK Level 8
SF Level 3
SK Level 9
SF Level 4
SF Level 5
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Stroke
Improvement 2
SK Level 6
SK Level 10
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Stroke
Improvement 1
Lifesaving Sport is an athletic activity that
combines lifesaving and swimming. It engages
and inspires youth in the Society’s humanitarian
mission; provides an incentive for lifesaving, skill
development and lifeguard training; encourages
innovation in lifesaving and lifeguarding
technique; and provides opportunities for
volunteer recruitment and leadership
development. The Fundamentals program offers
a recreational introduction to lifesaving sport
skills while teaching team building, fair play,
ethics in sport and personal responsibilities.
The Town of Aurora recommends this program
to be in a better position after swim lessons into
the Bronze Leadership courses (found on page 22).
The Sports Fundamentals program is progressive,
where each prior level must be completed before
moving onto the next level.
AquATiCS
Spring 2016 Session Dates
Summer 2016 Session Dates
Day Start
end
Cancelled
Day
Start
Sat
Apr 2 | 10 classes
Jun 18
Apr 16,
May 21
Sat
Jul 9
| 7 classes
Aug 27
Jul 30
Mon-Fri
Jul 4
| 10 classes
Jul 15

Sun
Apr 3 | 9 classes
Jun 19
Apr 17,
May 1,
May 22
Mon-Fri
Jul 18
| 10 classes
Jul 29

Mon-Fri
Aug 2
| 9 classes
Aug 12
-
Mon-Fri
Aug 15 | 10 classes
Aug 26

Mon-Fri
Aug 29 | 5 classes
Sep 2

Mon
Apr 4 | 10 classes
Jun 13
May 23
Tue
Apr 5 | 10 classes
Jun 7
-
Wed
Apr 6 | 10 classes
Jun 8
-
Thu
Apr 7 | 10 classes
Jun 9
-
Fri
Apr 8 | 10 classes
Jun 17
Apr 15
Starfish
Age: 4-12 months (30 mins)
Babies and their caregivers work on
getting wet, buoyancy and movement,
front, back and vertical position in the
water, and shallow water entries and
exits.
* Classes combined with Duck
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am* 42474
Sun
Apr 3
11:00am* 42475
Sun
Apr 3
3:30pm* 42476
Tue
Apr 5
6:30pm
42477
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42478
Sun
Apr 3
9:30am
42479
Sun
Apr 3
10:00am 42480
Mon
Apr 4
5:45pm
42481
Tue
Apr 5
4:30pm
42482
Tue
Apr 5
5:30pm
42483
Wed
Apr 6
5:45pm
42484
Thu
Apr 7
9:15am* 42488
Thu
Apr 7
5:30pm
42485
Fri
Apr 8
4:00pm
42486
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42487
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
9:00am
42933
M-F
Jul 4
10:00am* 42934
M-F
Jul 18
10:00am* 42935
M-F
Aug 2
10:00am* 42936
M-F
Aug 15 10:00am* 42937
M-F
Aug 29 10:00am* 42938
M/W
Jul 4
6:00pm* 42939
M/W
Aug 3
6:00pm* 42940
T/T
Jul 5
4:30pm* 42941
T/T
Aug 2
4:30pm* 42942
End
Cancelled
Mon/Wed Jul 4
| 8 classes
Jul 27

Mon/Wed Aug 3
| 7 classes
Aug 24

Tue/Thu
Jul 5
| 8 classes
Jul 28

Tue/Thu
Aug 2
| 8 classes
Aug 25
-
Duck
Babies and their caregivers work on
rhythmic breathing, moving forward
and backward, front and back float
with recovery, and shallow water
entries and exits.
* Classes combined with Starfish
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am* 42474
Sun
Apr 3
11:00am* 42475
Sun
Apr 3
3:30pm* 42476
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:00am
42489
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42490
Sun
Apr 3
10:00am 42491
Sun
Apr 3
11:00am 42492
Mon
Apr 4
5:30pm
42493
Tue
Apr 5
4:30pm
42494
Tue
Apr 5
5:30pm
42495
Wed
Apr 6
5:30pm
42496
Thu
Apr 7
9:15am* 42488
Thu
Apr 7
5:00pm
42497
Thu
Apr 7
6:00pm
42498
Fri
Apr 8
4:00pm
42499
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42500
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
10:30am 42943
M-F
Jul 4
10:00am* 42934
M-F
Jul 18
10:00am* 42935
M-F
Aug 2
10:00am* 42936
M-F
Aug 15 10:00am* 42937
M-F
Aug 29 10:00am* 42938
M/W
Jul 4
6:00pm* 42939
M/W
Aug 3
6:00pm* 42940
T/T
Jul 5
4:30pm* 42941
T/T
Aug 2
4:30pm* 42942
Price Per Class
Duration
30 mins
45 mins
60 mins
Teen/Adult Lessons
Private
Semi-Private
H30
Inclusive Aquatics
Price
$8.10
$8.60
$9.20
$9.15
$23.00
$20.60
$17.80
$11.00
*All prices include tax where applicable
AFLC
135 Industrial Parkway North
SARC
Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex
1400 Wellington St. East
Sea Turtle
Toddlers and their caregivers work on
submersion, front and back floats and
glides, jumping into chest-deep water
with assistance, kicking on front and
front swim.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42501
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42502
Sun
Apr 3
3:00pm
42503
Mon
Apr 4
6:30pm
42521
Tue
Apr 5
7:00pm
42523
Wed
Apr 6
5:30pm
42524
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:00am 42525
Sat
Apr 2
11:30am 42526
Sun
Apr 3
9:30am
42528
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42530
Sun
Apr 3
11:30am 42531
Mon
Apr 4
6:45pm
42532
Tue
Apr 5
4:00pm
42533
Tue
Apr 5
4:30pm
42534
Tue
Apr 5
5:00pm
42535
Wed
Apr 6
5:30pm
42536
Thu
Apr 7
9:45am
42537
Thu
Apr 7
5:00pm
42538
Thu
Apr 7
5:30pm
42539
Fri
Apr 8
4:30pm
42540
Fri
Apr 8
5:00pm
42541
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
10:00am 42944
M-F
Jul 4
10:30am 42945
M-F
Jul 18
10:30am 42946
M-F
Aug 2
10:30am 42947
M-F
Aug 15 10:30am 42948
M-F
Aug 29 10:30am 42949
M/W
Jul 4
5:00pm
42950
M/W
Aug 3
5:00pm
42951
T/T
Jul 5
6:00pm
42952
T/T
Aug 2
6:00pm
42953
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AquATiCS
Sea Otter
Age: 3-5 years (30 mins)
Swimmers work on front and back
floats and glides, kicking on front with
a buoyant object, and will be able to
swim 1 metre upon completion of this
level.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42542
Sat
Apr 2
11:30am 42543
Sat
Apr 2
12:00pm 42544
Sun
Apr 3
11:00am 42545
Sun
Apr 3
12:00pm 42546
Sun
Apr 3
3:00pm
42547
Sun
Apr 3
4:30pm
42548
Mon
Apr 4
6:00pm
42549
Tue
Apr 5
5:30pm
42551
Wed
Apr 6
5:00pm
42552
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm
42554
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:30am
42571
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42572
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42573
Sat
Apr 2
11:30am 42574
Sun
Apr 3
9:30am
42576
Sun
Apr 3
10:00am 42577
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42579
Sun
Apr 3
11:00am 42580
Mon
Apr 4
5:45pm
42584
Mon
Apr 4
6:00pm
42586
Tue
Apr 5
4:00pm
42595
Tue
Apr 5
4:30pm
42596
Tue
Apr 5
5:30pm
42597
Wed
Apr 6
6:00pm
42598
Wed
Apr 6
6:30pm
42599
Thu
Apr 7
9:45am
42600
Thu
Apr 7
4:30pm
42601
Thu
Apr 7
5:00pm
42606
Thu
Apr 7
6:00pm
42607
Fri
Apr 8
4:00pm
42608
Fri
Apr 8
4:30pm
42609
Fri
Apr 8
5:00pm
42610
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42611
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
9:30am
42954
Sat
Jul 9
11:00am 42955
M-F
Jul 4
10:00am 42956
M-F
Jul 4
11:30am 42957
M-F
Jul 18
10:00am 42958
M-F
Jul 18
11:30am 42959
M-F
Aug 2
10:00am 42960
M-F
Aug 2
11:30am 42961
M-F
Aug 15 10:00am 42962
M-F
Aug 15 11:30am 42963
M-F
Aug 29 10:00am 42964
M-F
Aug 29 11:00am 42965
M/W
Jul 4
6:00pm
42966
M/W
Aug 3
6:00pm
42967
T/T
Jul 5
5:30pm
42968
T/T
Aug 2
5:30pm
42969
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Salamander
Swimmers work on improving their
front and back float and jumping into chest-deep water unassisted. Kicking is added to the front and back glide and swimmers will be able to swim 2 metres upon completion.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
12:00pm 42618
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42621
Sun
Apr 3
11:15am 42624
Sun
Apr 3
4:30pm
42627
Mon
Apr 4
6:30pm
42628
Wed
Apr 6
5:30pm
42629
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42630
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:00am 42651
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42652
Sat
Apr 2
11:30am 42653
Sun
Apr 3
9:30am
42654
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42655
Mon
Apr 4
5:30pm
42656
Mon
Apr 4
6:15pm
42657
Tue
Apr 5
4:00pm
42658
Tue
Apr 5
5:00pm
42659
Tue
Apr 5
6:00pm
42660
Wed
Apr 6
5:30pm
42661
Thu
Apr 7
9:45am
42662
Thu
Apr 7
5:00pm
42663
Thu
Apr 7
5:30pm
42664
Thu
Apr 7
6:00pm
42665
Fri
Apr 8
4:30pm
42666
Fri
Apr 8
5:00pm
42667
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42668
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
10:00am 42970
Sat
Jul 9
11:00am 42971
M-F
Jul 4
10:30am 42972
M-F
Jul 4
11:00am 42973
M-F
Jul 18
10:30am 42974
M-F
Jul 18
11:00am 42975
M-F
Aug 2
10:30am 42976
M-F
Aug 2
11:00am 42977
M-F
Aug 15 10:30am 42978
M-F
Aug 15 11:00am 42979
M-F
Aug 29 10:30am 42980
M/W
Jul 4
5:30pm
42982
M/W
Aug 3
5:30pm
42983
T/T
Jul 5
6:00pm
42984
T/T
Aug 2
6:00pm
42985
Sunfish
Swimmers work on kicking and can
perform glides (front and back), enter
deep water safely, float in deep water,
swim with a PFD, and swim 5 metres
continuously.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42669
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42670
Sun
Apr 3
3:00pm
42671
Mon
Apr 4
5:30pm
42672
Wed
Apr 6
5:30pm
42673
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:00am
42674
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42675
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42676
Sun
Apr 3
9:30am
42677
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42678
Mon
Apr 4
6:15pm
42679
Tue
Apr 5
4:00pm
42680
Tue
Apr 5
5:00pm
42681
Wed
Apr 6
5:30pm
42682
Thu
Apr 7
5:30pm
42683
Fri
Apr 8
4:00pm
42684
Fri
Apr 8
4:30pm
42685
Fri
Apr 8
5:00pm
42686
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
10:30am 42986
M-F
Jul 4
10:30am 42987
M-F
Jul 18
10:30am 42988
M-F
Aug 2
10:30am 42989
M-F
Aug 15 10:30am 42990
M-F
Aug 29 10:30am 42991
M/W
Jul 4
5:00pm
42992
M/W
Aug 3
5:00pm
42993
T/T
Jul 5
4:30pm
42994
T/T
Aug 2
4:30pm
42995
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Not sure which Swim Kids
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Incomplete
Complete
Swim Kids 1
Swim Kids 1
Salamander
Incomplete
Complete
Swim Kids 1
Swim Kids 1
Sunfish
Incomplete
Complete
Swim Kids 1
Swim Kids 2
Crocodile
Incomplete
Complete
Swim Kids 2
Swim Kids 3
Whale
Incomplete
Complete
Swim Kids 3
Swim Kids 4
AquATiCS
Crocodile/Whale
Swimmers further develop the front
and back glide with kick, front and
back swim, jump into deep water, swim
with a PFD in deep water, and swim 10
metres continuously.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Mon
Apr 4
6:30pm
42688
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:00am 42689
Apr 3
11:30am 42690
Sun
Wed
Apr 6
6:00pm
42691
Thu
Apr 7
4:30pm
42692
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
11:00am 42996
Jul 4
10:45am 42997
M-F
M-F
Jul 18
10:45am 42998
M-F
Aug 2
10:45am 42999
M-F
Aug 15 10:45am 43000
M-F
Aug 29 10:30am 43001
Swim Kids 1
Swimmers develop front and back float,
front and back glide, flutter kick (as
sisted), shallow water entries and exits,
and swim 5 metres.
* Classes combined with Swim Kids 2
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
11:30am 42693
Sun
Apr 3
11:00am 42694
Sun
Apr 3
3:00pm
42695
Mon
Apr 4
5:30pm
42696
Tue
Apr 5
5:30pm
42697
Wed
Apr 6
6:30pm
42698
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm* 42711
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:00am 42699
Sat
Apr 2
11:30am 42700
Sun
Apr 3
10:00am 42701
Sun
Apr 3
11:00am 42702
Mon
Apr 4
5:30pm
42703
Tue
Apr 5
5:30pm
42704
Tue
Apr 5
6:00pm
42705
Wed
Apr 6
5:30pm
42706
42707
Wed
Apr 6
6:30pm
42708
Thu
Apr 7
5:00pm
42709
Fri
Apr 8
4:30pm
42710
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
Activities that
promote physical
literacy
Swim Kids 1 con’t
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Sat
Jul 9
Jul 9
Sat
M-F
Jul 4
M-F
Jul 18
M-F
Aug 2
M-F
Aug 15
M-F
Aug 29
M/W
Jul 4
M/W
Jul 4
M/W
Aug 3
M/W
Aug 3
T/T
Jul 5
T/T
Aug 2
Time
9:30am
10:45am
11:30am
11:30am
11:30am
11:30am
11:00am
5:00pm
5:30pm*
5:00pm
5:30pm*
4:30pm
4:30pm
Swim Kids 2
Swim Kids 3
Code
43002
43003
43004
43005
43006
43007
43008
43009
43015
43011
43016
43013
43014
Swimmers learn front and back glide
with flutter kick, develop front swim,
complete deep-water activities (as
sisted) and swim 10 metres continu
ously.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42712
Sat
Apr 2
12:00pm 42713
Sun
Apr 3
11:45am 42714
Sun
Apr 3
4:00pm
42715
Mon
Apr 4
5:00pm
42716
Mon
Apr 4
6:30pm
42717
Tue
Apr 5
5:00pm
42718
Tue
Apr 5
6:00pm
42719
Wed
Apr 6
6:30pm
42720
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm* 42711
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:30am
42721
Sat
Apr 2
11:30am 42722
Sun
Apr 3
10:00am 42723
Sun
Apr 3
11:00am 42724
Mon
Apr 4
5:45pm
42725
Mon
Apr 4
6:30pm
42726
Wed
Apr 6
5:30pm
42727
Wed
Apr 6
7:00pm
42728
Thu
Apr 7
6:00pm
42729
Fri
Apr 8
4:00pm
42730
Fri
Apr 8
5:00pm
42731
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
11:30am 43017
M-F
Jul 4
11:00am 43018
M-F
Jul 18
11:00am 43019
M-F
Aug 2
11:00am 43020
M-F
Aug 15 11:00am 43021
M-F
Aug 29 11:00am 43022
M/W
Jul 4
5:30pm* 43015
M/W
Jul 4
6:00pm
43023
M/W
Aug 3
5:30pm* 43016
M/W
Aug 3
6:00pm
43024
T/T
Jul 5
6:00pm
43025
T/T
Aug 2
6:00pm
43026
Swimmers increase their distance on
front and back glide with flutter kick,
perform flutter kick unassisted, wear a
PFD in deep water, float in deep water,
and swim 15 metres continuously.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42732
Apr 3
12:00pm 42733
Sun
Sun
Apr 3
4:30pm
42734
Mon
Apr 4
6:30pm
42735
Tue
Apr 5
5:30pm
42736
Tue
Apr 5
6:30pm
42737
Wed
Apr 6
5:00pm
42738
Fri
Apr 8
6:30pm
42739
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Sat
Apr 2
Sat
Apr 2
Sun
Apr 3
Mon
Apr 4
Wed
Apr 6
Wed
Apr 6
Thu
Apr 7
Fri
Apr 8
Time
9:00am
10:30am
11:30am
6:15pm
6:00pm
6:30pm
4:30pm
5:30pm
Code
42740
42741
42742
42743
42744
42745
42746
42747
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Sat
Jul 9
M-F
Jul 4
M-F
Jul 4
M-F
Jul 18
M-F
Jul 18
M-F
Aug 2
M-F
Aug 2
M-F
Aug 15
M-F
Aug 15
M-F
Aug 29
M-F
Aug 29
M/W
Jul 4
M/W
Jul 4
M/W
Aug 3
M/W
Aug 3
T/T
Jul 5
T/T
Jul 5
T/T
Aug 2
T/T
Aug 2
Time
9:30am
10:00am
10:45am
10:00am
10:45am
10:00am
10:45am
10:00am
10:45am
10:00am
10:45am
5:30pm
6:00pm*
5:30pm
6:00pm*
5:30pm
6:00pm*
5:30pm
6:00pm*
Code
43027
43028
43029
43030
43031
43032
43033
43034
43035
43036
43037
43038
43042
43039
43043
43040
43044
43041
43045
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Swim Kids 4
Swimmers learn back swim with shoul
der roll and front crawl (10m), work on
flutter kick on back, perform kneeling
dive, introduction to sculling and swim
25 metres continuously.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42748
Sun
Apr 3
11:30am 42749
Sun
Apr 3
3:00pm
42750
Mon
Apr 4
5:00pm
42751
Mon
Apr 4
6:00pm
42752
Tue
Apr 5
5:30pm
42753
Wed
Apr 6
7:00pm
42754
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42755
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:30am
42756
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42757
Mon
Apr 4
6:00pm
42758
Mon
Apr 4
7:00pm
42759
Wed
Apr 6
6:15pm
42760
Wed
Apr 6
7:00pm
42761
Thu
Apr 7
4:30pm
42762
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm
42763
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
9:00am
43046
Sat
Jul 9
9:45am
43047
M-F
Jul 4
11:30am 43048
M-F
Jul 18
11:30am 43049
M-F
Aug 2
11:30am 43050
M-F
Aug 15 11:30am 43051
M-F
Aug 29 11:30am 43052
M/W
Jul 4
5:30pm
43053
M/W
Jul 4
6:00pm* 43042
M/W
Aug 3
5:30pm
43054
M/W
Aug 3
6:00pm* 43043
T/T
Jul 5
5:30pm
43055
T/T
Jul 5
6:00pm* 43044
T/T
Aug 2
5:30pm
43056
T/T
Aug 2
6:00pm* 43045
Swim Kids 5
Swimmers develop front crawl (15m),
learn back crawl (15m) and whip on
back, learn stride dive and treading wa
ter, perform head-first sculling on back,
and swim 50 metres continuously.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42764
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42765
Sun
Apr 3
3:30pm
42766
Mon
Apr 4
5:45pm
42767
Tue
Apr 5
5:45pm
42768
Tue
Apr 5
6:45pm
42769
Wed
Apr 6
5:15pm
42770
Fri
Apr 8
6:15pm
42771
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Swim Kids 5 con’t
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Sat
Apr 2
Sat
Apr 2
Sun
Apr 3
Mon
Apr 4
Wed
Apr 6
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Sat
Jul 9
M-F
Jul 4
M-F
Jul 18
M-F
Aug 2
M-F
Aug 15
M-F
Aug 29
M/W
Jul 4
M/W
Aug 3
T/T
Jul 5
T/T
Aug 2
Swim Kids 6
Swim Kids 7
Time
9:00am
11:00am
11:15am
7:15pm*
6:00pm
Code
42772
42773
42774
42776
42775
Time
9:45am
11:15am
11:15am
11:15am
11:15am
10:00am*
5:00pm
5:00pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
Code
43057
43058
43059
43060
43061
43066
43062
43063
43064
43065
front and back crawl (25m), learn
elementary back stroke (15m), learn
dolphin kick, tread water in deep water,
perform front dive, and swim 75 metres
continuously.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
11:45am 42777
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42778
Sun
Apr 3
4:15pm
42779
Mon
Apr 4
5:00pm
42780
Tue
Apr 5
5:00pm
42781
Tue
Apr 5
6:00pm
42782
Wed
Apr 6
5:15pm
42783
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42784
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:45am
42785
Sun
Apr 3
11:15am 42786
Mon
Apr 4
7:15pm* 42776
Wed
Apr 6
6:00pm
42787
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
10:00am 43067
M-F
Jul 4
10:00am 43068
M-F
Jul 18
10:00am 43069
M-F
Aug 2
10:00am 43070
M-F
Aug 15 10:00am 43071
M-F
Aug 29 10:00am* 43066
M/W
Jul 4
5:00pm
43072
M/W
Aug 3
5:00pm
43073
T/T
Jul 5
5:15pm
43074
T/T
Aug 2
5:15pm
43075
Swimmers increase their distance
on front and back crawl (50m) and
front scull, perform whip kick on front
and dolphin kick, learn stride entry and
swim 150 metres continuously.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
11:15am* 42795
Sun
Apr 3
11:15am 42788
Sun
Apr 3
3:30pm* 42796
Mon
Apr 4
5:00pm
42789
Tue
Apr 5
6:00pm
42790
Wed
Apr 6
6:30pm* 42797
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42791
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:45am
42792
Sun
Apr 3
11:15am 42793
Mon
Apr 4
7:15pm* 42798
Wed
Apr 6
6:45pm
42794
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
10:15am* 43077
M-F
Jul 4
10:00am* 43078
M-F
Jul 18
10:00am* 43079
M-F
Aug 2
10:00am* 43080
M-F
Aug 15 10:00am* 43081
M-F
Aug 29 10:00am* 43082
M/W
Jul 4
5:45pm* 43083
M/W
Aug 3
5:45pm* 43084
T/T
Jul 5
4:30pm* 43085
T/T
Aug 2
4:30pm* 43086
Swim Kids 8
Swimmers increase their distance
on front and back crawl (75m) and
breast stroke (15m), learn eggbeater/
tread water, perform feet-first surface
dive and standing shallow dive, and
swim 300 metres continuously.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
11:15am* 42795
Sun
Apr 3
11:30am 42799
Sun
Apr 3
3:30pm* 42796
Mon
Apr 4
5:00pm
42800
Tue
Apr 5
6:45pm
42801
Wed
Apr 6
6:30pm* 42797
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42802
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:45am
42803
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 42804
Mon
Apr 4
7:15pm* 42798
Wed
Apr 6
6:45pm
42805
AquATiCS
Swim Kids 8 con’t
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Sat
Jul 9
M-F
Jul 4
M-F
Jul 18
M-F
Aug 2
M-F
Aug 15
M-F
Aug 29
M/W
Jul 4
M/W
Aug 3
T/T
Jul 5
T/T
Aug 2
Swim Kids 9
Time
10:15am*
10:00am*
10:00am*
10:00am*
10:00am*
10:00am*
5:45pm*
5:45pm*
4:30pm*
4:30pm*
Swim Kids 10
Code
43077
43078
43079
43080
43081
43082
43083
43084
43085
43086
front and back crawl (100m), elementary back stroke (50m) and breast stroke
(25m), learn sidestroke kick, perform
head-first surface dive, and swim 400
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am* 42813
Sun
Apr 3
12:15pm 42808
Sun
Apr 3
4:15pm* 42814
Mon
Apr 4
5:45pm
42809
Tue
Apr 5
6:00pm
42810
Wed
Apr 6
7:15pm* 42815
Fri
Apr 8
6:15pm
42811
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:00am
42812
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am* 42816
Mon
Apr 4
7:00pm* 42817
Wed
Apr 6
6:00pm* 42818
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
11:15am* 43088
M-F
Jul 4
11:15am* 43089
M-F
Jul 18
11:15am* 43090
M-F
Aug 2
11:15am* 43091
M-F
Aug 15 11:15am* 43092
M-F
Aug 29 10:45am* 43093
M/W
Jul 4
5:45pm* 43094
M/W
Aug 3
5:45pm* 43095
T/T
Jul 5
5:15pm* 43096
T/T
Aug 2
5:15pm* 43097
Swimmers continue to improve front
and back craw, and elementary back
stroke, increase their distance on
breast stroke (50m), learn sidestroke
(25m), perform dolphin kick (vertical),
learn feet and head-first surface dives
with underwater swim, and swim 500
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am* 42813
Sun
Apr 3
12:15pm 41819
Sun
Apr 3
4:15pm* 42814
Mon
Apr 4
5:45pm
42820
Tue
Apr 5
6:45pm
42821
Wed
Apr 6
7:15pm* 42815
Fri
Apr 8
6:15pm
42822
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:00am
42823
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am* 42816
Mon
Apr 4
7:00pm* 42817
Wed
Apr 6
6:00pm* 42818
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
11:15am* 43088
M-F
Jul 4
11:15am* 43089
M-F
Jul 18
11:15am* 43090
M-F
Aug 2
11:15am* 43091
M-F
Aug 15 11:15am* 43092
M-F
Aug 29 10:45am* 43093
M/W
Jul 4
5:45pm* 43094
M/W
Aug 3
5:45pm* 43095
T/T
Jul 5
5:15pm* 43096
T/T
Aug 2
5:15pm* 43097
Adult/Teen Basics
Age: 12+ years (30 mins)
For those starting to swim, we help you
increase your comfort and confidence in
the water and build on skills for
front and back crawl.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Mon
Apr 4
7:00pm
42824
Wed
Apr 6
7:30pm
42825
Fri
Apr 8
7:30pm
42826
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Wed
Apr 6
7:30pm
42827
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
11:30am 43098
Adult/Teen Strokes
Instructors will work directly with you
to improve one or more of your swim
ming strokes, working towards
proficiency and increased endurance.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Mon
Apr 4
7:00pm
42828
Wed
Apr 6
7:30pm
42829
Fri
Apr 8
7:30pm
42830
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Wed
Apr 6
7:30pm
42831
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
11:30am 43099
Family Lessons
Register for this time slot, rather than
a particular level, a real timesaver for
large families. Multi-level teaching with
individualized lessons, class sizes may
vary.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
12:30pm 42832
Sun
Apr 3
10:00am 42833
Tue
Apr 5
7:30pm
42834
Wed
Apr 6
6:00pm
42835
Fri
Apr 8
5:00pm
42836
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Thu
Apr 7
4:00pm
42837
Fri
Apr 8
6:30pm
42838
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
M-F
Jul 4
9:30am
43100
M-F
Jul 18
9:30am
43101
M-F
Aug 2
9:30am
43102
M-F
Aug 15 9:30am
43103
M/W
Jul 4
4:30pm
43104
M/W
Aug 3
4:30pm
43105
T/T
Jul 5
5:00pm
43106
T/T
Aug 2
5:00pm
43107
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AquATiCS
Stroke Improvement 1
Instructors will focus on correcting the
mechanics and proficiency of front or
back crawl for Swim Kids Levels 4-6.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
11:30am 42839
Wed
Apr 6
5:00pm
42840
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:30am
42841
Mon
Apr 4
6:45pm
42842
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
10:30am 43108
M-F
Jul 4
10:00am 43109
M-F
Jul 18
10:00am 43110
M-F
Aug 2
10:00am 43111
M-F
Aug 15 10:00am 43112
T/T
Jul 5
5:30pm
43113
Stroke Improvement 2
Instructors will focus on correcting the
mechanics and proficiency of front or
back crawl for Swim Kids Levels 7-10.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sun
Apr 3
12:30pm 42843
Wed
Apr 6
6:30pm
42844
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42845
Mon
Apr 4
6:00pm
42846
Thu
Apr 7
4:30pm
42847
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm
42848
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
9:30am
43114
M-F
Jul 4
11:00am 43115
M-F
Jul 18
11:00am 43116
M-F
Aug 2
11:00am 43117
M-F
Aug 15 11:00am 43118
T/T
Aug 2
5:30pm
43119
Whip Kick Plus
Whip Kick skills are taught on both the
front and back to improve Elementary
Back and Breast Stroke.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
12:00pm 42849
Wed
Apr 6
6:30pm
42850
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:00am 42851
Inclusive Aquatic Lessons are not
available through E-Play. Please con
tact Gregory Peri at gperi@aurora.ca
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Whip Kick Plus con’t
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
M-F
Jul 4
M-F
Jul 18
M-F
Aug 2
M-F
Aug 15
Time
10:30am
10:30am
10:30am
10:30am
H30
Code
43120
43121
43122
43123
Inclusive Aquatics
The aquatics division is committed to
promoting the dignity, independence
and potential of persons with disabili
ties, through individualized instruction
or integrated learn to swim programs.
Formerly called “Special Needs Les
sons”
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Thu
Apr 7
5:00pm
42852
Thu
Apr 7
5:30pm
42853
Thu
Apr 7
6:00pm
42854
Thu
Apr 7
6:30pm
42855
Thu
Apr 7
7:00pm
42856
Thu
Apr 7
7:30pm
42857
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:00am
42858
Sat
Apr 2
9:30am
42859
Sat
Apr 2
10:00am 42860
Thu
Apr 7
9:15am
42861
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 9
11:00am 43124
M-F
Jul 4
9:00am
43125
M-F
Jul 4
11:00am 43126
M-F
Jul 18
9:00am
43127
M-F
Aug 2
9:00am
43128
M-F
Aug 15 9:00am
43138
M-F
Aug 15 11:00am 43129
M-F
Aug 29 9:30am
43130
M-F
Aug 29 10:00am 43131
M/W
Jul 4
5:00pm
43132
M/W
Aug 3
5:00pm
43133
T/T
Jul 5
4:30pm
43134
T/T
Jul 5
6:00pm
43135
T/T
Aug 2
4:30pm
43136
T/T
Aug 2
6:00pm
43137
Shallow Water Inclusive
Aquatics
These Inclusive Aquatic lessons are
taught in shallow water only.
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Mon
Apr 4
7:30pm
42862
Tue
Apr 5
4:00pm
42863
Tue
Apr 5
4:30pm
42864
Tue
Apr 5
6:00pm
42865
Thu
Apr 7
5:30pm
42866
Fri
Apr 8
4:00pm
42867
Fri
Apr 8
5:00pm
42868
H30 lessons are limited to three partici
pants per instructors. Note: each class
must have three participants to run,
with an option to purchase a semi or
private lesson if the ratio is not met.
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
H30 - Salamander
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42869
H30 - SK 6
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42870
H30 - SK 5/6
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm
42871
H30 - SK 7/8
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm
42872
H30 - SK 9/10
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm
42873
Private
These classes are intended for partici
pants who have repeated a level sev
eral times and require an opportunity
to focus on completing specific skills in
order to move on to the next level.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
3:00pm
42874
Sat
Apr 2
3:30pm
42875
Sat
Apr 2
4:00pm
42876
Sat
Apr 2
4:30pm
42877
Sat
Apr 2
5:00pm
42878
Sat
Apr 2
5:30pm
42879
Sun
Apr 3
12:30pm 42880
Sun
Apr 3
5:00pm
42881
Sun
Apr 3
5:30pm
42882
Mon
Apr 4
7:00pm
42883
Mon
Apr 4
7:30pm
42884
Tue
Apr 5
5:00pm
42885
Tue
Apr 5
7:00pm
42886
Wed
Apr 6
7:00pm
42887
Wed
Apr 6
7:30pm
42888
Thu
Apr 7
5:00pm
42889
Thu
Apr 7
5:30pm
42890
Thu
Apr 7
6:00pm
42891
Thu
Apr 7
6:30pm
42892
Thu
Apr 7
7:00pm
42893
Thu
Apr 7
7:30pm
42894
Fri
Apr 8
7:00pm
42895
Fri
Apr 8
7:30pm
42896
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am 42897
Sat
Apr 2
11:00am 42898
Sat
Apr 2
11:30am 42899
Sat
Apr 2
4:00pm
42900
Sat
Apr 2
4:30pm
42901
Sat
Apr 2
5:00pm
42902
Sat
Apr 2
5:30pm
42903
Mon
Apr 4
7:30pm
42904
Wed
Apr 6
7:30pm
42905
Thu
Apr 7
9:15am
42906
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm
42907
AquATiCS
Private con’t
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Sat
Jul 9
Sat
Jul 9
Sat
Jul 9
Sat
Jul 9
Sat
Jul 9
M-F
Jul 4
M-F
Jul 4
M-F
Jul 18
M-F
Aug 2
M-F
Aug 15
M-F
Aug 15
M-F
Aug 29
M-F
Aug 29
M-F
Aug 29
M-F
Aug 29
M/W
Jul 4
M/W
Aug 3
T/T
Jul 5
T/T
Aug 2
Shallow Water Private
Time
9:00am
10:00am
10:30am
11:00am
11:30am
9:00am
11:30am
9:00am
9:00am
9:00am
11:30am
9:30am
11:00am
11:15am
11:30am
4:30pm
4:30pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
Code
43139
43140
43141
43142
43143
43144
43145
43146
43147
43148
43149
43150
43151
43152
43153
43154
43155
43156
43157
Sports Fundamentals 1/2
Lifesaving Sport is an athletic activ
ity that combines lifesaving, swim
ming, running and water craft races.
It engages and inspires youth in the
Society’s humanitarian mission; pro
vides an incentive for lifesaving, skill
development and lifeguard training;
encourages innovation in lifesaving and
lifeguarding technique; and provides
opportunities for volunteer recruit
ment and leadership development. The
Fundamentals program offers a recre
ational introduction to lifesaving sport
skills while teaching team building,
fair play, ethics in sport and personal
responsibilities. Competition opportuni
ties are available through Telegames
and provincial meets.
Prerequisite: Swim Kids 6+
Sports Fundamentals 3
Sports Fundamentals 3 expands on the
knowledge learned in Sports
Fundamentals 1 and 2.
These private lessons are taught in
shallow water only.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sun
Apr 3
3:30pm
42915
Sun
Apr 3
4:00pm
42916
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sun
Apr 3
9:30am
42917
Sun
Apr 3
10:00am 42918
Sun
Apr 3
11:30am 42919
Mon
Apr 4
6:30pm
42920
Mon
Apr 4
7:00pm
42921
Tue
Apr 5
5:00pm
42922
Tue
Apr 5
5:30pm
42923
Tue
Apr 5
6:00pm
42924
Wed
Apr 6
7:00pm
42925
Thu
Apr 7
6:00pm
42926
Fri
Apr 8
4:00pm
42927
Fri
Apr 8
4:30pm
42928
Fri
Apr 8
5:00pm
42929
Fri
Apr 8
5:30pm
42930
Bronze Star &
Basic First Aid
Fee: $97.00
This course prepares young candidates
for the Bronze Medallion course. Focus
on swimming skills & lifesaving fitness.
Participants develop problem-solving
& decision-making skills individually &
with partners, and learn how to take
charge in an emergency.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Fri
Apr 8
7:00pm
41757
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sun
Apr 3
10:30am 41758
AFLC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
M-F
Jul 4
10:30am 41759
Bronze Medallion &
Emergency First Aid
Springboard Diving 1 & 2
Age: 13+ years (3 hours)
Fee: $200.00
Learn lifesaving principles embodied in
the four components of water rescue
education: judgment, fitness, knowl
edge and skill. Rescuers learn tows,
carries and release methods in prepara
tion for risky and challenging rescues.
Develop stroke efficiency, endurance in
a timed swim and techniques for man
aging spinal injuries in shallow water.
Prerequisite: Swim Kids 6+
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Sat
Apr 2
9:00am
Prerequisite: 13 years OR Bronze Star
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sun
Apr 3
12:00pm 41764
Fri
Apr 8
7:00pm
41763
AFLC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
M-F
Jul 18
10:00am 41765
M-F
Aug 15 10:00am 41766
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Sun
Apr 3
Wed
Apr 6
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
M-F
Aug 2
Time
10:30am
6:45pm
Code
42931
42932
Time
11:00am
Code
43260
Take flight with this Springboard Div
ing: Beginner. Teaches basic diving
techniques, diving safety and builds
strength and confidence.
Code
42914
For Bronze Re-exams,
please email Terri Edwards at
tedwards@aurora.ca
Prerequisite: Sports Fundamentals 2
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Mon
Apr 4
6:45pm
43385
Bronze Cross Crash &
Standard First Aid
Age: 13+ years
Fee: $200.00
This Bronze Cross course is an
accelerated course.
Prerequisite: Bronze Medallion &
Emergency First Aid
AFLC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
M-F
Aug 29- 9:30am- 41776
Sep 2
4:30pm
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AQUATICS
Jobs with a Difference
Leadership
LeadershipStructure
Structure
The Town of Aurora has many employment opportunities
for experienced Lifeguards and Instructors such as:
Part-Time Deck Supervisors. To find out more about
employment opportunities, call your local pool or talk to
one of our Aquatic Staff.
Employment with the Town of Aurora
To become a Lifeguard and Swimming Instructor with the
Town of Aurora you will need the following certifications:
• Red Cross Water Safety Instructor
• Lifesaving Instructor
• Standard First Aid with CPR-C
• National Lifeguard: Pool
Recertification
All the above certifications must be recertified every 2
years.
Leadership Course General Information
Prerequisites
Original prerequisite certifications must be presented at
the start of each course. Please consult the individual
course descriptions to determine what is required. To
check your current awards, visit www.lifesavingsociety.com
and click on the Find a Member link. Note: Only Standard
First Aid from the Lifesaving Society, Canadian Red Cross,
St. John’s Ambulance, or Canadian Ski Patrol will be
accepted for National Lifeguard: Pool.
JOIN OUR TEAM
JOIN
JOIN OUR
OUR
Instructor & Lifeguard
Positions Available
Instructor
Instructor
Lifeguard
Lifeguard
Apply to:&&
Human
Resources hr@aurora.ca
Positions
Positions
Available.
Available.
Submit
a resume and cover letter.
Must have qualifications current prior to hiring.
Age Requirements
You will be required to provide proof of age for all courses
with an age prerequisite on the first day.
Pre-course assignments and experience
Advanced leadership courses may require the candidate
to complete a pre-course assignment. Please consult
the individual course descriptions to determine what is
required.
What to bring to a course
Course materials and schedules will be discussed on the
first day. Bathing suit(s) and towel(s) will be needed for
the water portions of courses. Other items you may be
required to bring include: comfortable clothing, a whistle,
notebook/paper, pens/pencil, lunch/dinner and snacks.
Leadership Inquires
For more information, please direct all inquiries to
Terri Edwards, Aquatic Coordinator, Town of Aurora, at
tedwards@aurora.ca
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Aquatic leadership refund policy
All aquatic leadership courses require 100 per cent attendance.
Late admission cannot be granted. For this reason, cancellation
requests must be submitted a minimum of five (5) business days
prior to the start of the first class in order to receive a refund.
No refunds will be issued for late requests or withdrawals once
the course has begun
AquATiCS
Bronze Cross &
Standard First Aid
Age: 13+ years (3 hours)
Fee: $200.00
Bronze Cross offers advanced train
ing including an introduction to safe
supervision in aquatic facilities. The
difference between lifesaving and
lifeguarding and the principles of
emergency procedures and teamwork
are emphasized. Lifesavers learn spinal
injury and pulseless victim rescues.
Prerequisite: Bronze Medallion &
Emergency First Aid
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
12:00pm 41769
Sun
Apr 3
5:00pm
41770
AFLC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
Code
M-F
Aug 2
10:00am 41771
Standard First Aid with CPR-C
Age: 10+ years
Fee: $208.00
Comprehensive training in first aid
& CPR-C. Topics include medical and
legal considerations; spinal injury
management; environmental injuries;
bone and joint injuries; abdominal and
chest injuries; burns and other medical
emergencies. LSS Standard First Aid is
recognized by the Workplace Safety and
Insurance Board. (WSIB)
AURORA PUBLIC LIBRARy
Day
Date
Time
Code
S/S
Apr 16/17 9:00am- 41724
6:00pm
S/S
May 7/8 9:00am- 41725
6:00pm
S/S
Jun 18/19 9:00am- 41726
6:00pm
S/S
Aug 13/14 9:00am- 41730
6:00pm
Standard First Aid Instructors
Age: 6+ years
Fee: $226.00
This course is designed to provide Life
saving Instructors with the knowledge
and resources required to organize,
plan, and deliver Lifesaving Society First
Aid awards.
Prerequisite: Lifesaving Instructor,
Advanced Instructor, Standard First
Aid (Lifesaving Society, Canadian Red
Cross, St. John’s Ambulance, Canadian
Ski Patrol Only).
AFLC
Day
Date
Time
Code
S/S
Jun 11/12 9:00am41735
6:00pm
Standard First Aid with CPR-C
Recertification
Age: 10+ years
Fee: $91.00
Holders of Standard First Aid certificates
from other agencies may not recertify
their certificate on a Lifesaving Society
recertification course. Standard First Aid
award holders may recertify their SFA
once. For subsequent renewal the full
SFA course must be repeated. Therefore,
individuals may renew by altering recer
tification and the original course.
AURORA PUBLIC LIBRARy
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sun
May 15 9:00am41732
6:00pm
Sun
Aug 21 9:00am41733
6:00pm
National Lifeguard Prep
Fee: $9.20 per class
The National Lifeguard Program
requires Lifeguards to be fit and able
to complete the challenging fitness
skills required for the job. The Lifeguard
skills preparation course will introduce
candidates to the physical standards
required in order to achieve the success
in the Lifeguard course.
Prerequisite: Bronze Cross
SARC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Sat
Apr 2
10:30am
Fri
Apr 8
6:00pm
SARC-SUMMER
Day
Date
Time
M-F
Jul 18
11:00am
Code
41749
41748
Code
41750
Aquatic Supervisor Training
Age: 16+ years
Fee: $170.00
For deck-level supervisory staff, this
course provides the knowledge and
skills beyond NLS to manage a safe
aquatic environment.
Prerequisite: National Lifeguard OR
Lifesaving Instructor certification; AND
100 hours experience as a lifeguard
and/or instructor.
AFLC-SPRING
Day
Date
Time
Code
S/S
Jun 4/5 9:00am41755
5:00pm
For leadership inquires please
contact Terri Edwards at
tedwards@aurora.ca
National Lifeguard: Pool
Age: 16+ years
Fee: $350.00
The National Lifeguard Pool certifica
tion is designed to develop the funda
mental values, judgment, knowledge
skills & fitness required by lifeguards.
The National Lifeguard course emphasis
the lifeguarding skills principles and
practices and the decision making
processes which will assist the lifeguard
to provide effective safety supervision
in swimming pool environments. Unsuc
cessful candidates are required to take
the entire course again.
Prerequisite: 16 years, Bronze Cross,
and Standard First Aid (Lifesaving
Society, Canadian Red Cross, St. John’s
Ambulance, Canadian Ski Patrol Only).
100% attendance required
SARC
Day
Date
Time
Code
Fri
May 6/13 5:00pm41736
9:00pm
S/S
May
9:00am
7/8/14/15 7:00pm
M-F
Jul 4-8 9:00am
41737
7:00pm
Fri
Aug 5/12 6:00pm41738
10:00pm
S/S
Aug
9:00am
6/7/13/14 7:00pm
National Lifeguard:
Pool Recertification
Age: 16+ years
Fee: $91.00
Certification is current for two years.
Prerequisite: National Lifeguard: Pool
(need not be current).
SARC
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
May 28 8:00am41745
2:00pm
Sun
Aug 28 8:00am41746
2:00pm
Advanced Instructor &
Exam Standard Clinic
Age: 16+ years
Fee: $64.00
This course is designed to provide Life
saving Instructors with the knowledge
and resources required to organize,
plan, and deliver Lifesaving Society First
Aid awards.
Prerequisite: Lifesaving Instructor.
AFLC
Day
Date
Time
Code
Sat
May 14 9:00am41782
4:00pm
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AquATiCS
Red Cross Instructors (WSI)
Age: 15+ years
Fee: $390.00
The Water Safety Instructor (WSI)
Course prepares candidates to instruct
the Red Cross Swim programs.
Candidates focus on strategies to
introduce and develop swimming and
water safety skills in the Red Cross
Swim Preschool, Swim Kids, Swim at
School, Swim at Camp, Swim for Adults
and Teens, and Adapted Programs.
*Please note, all the below dates
must be attended for completion
of the course.
Prerequisite: 15 years, Emergency First
Aid (or higher), Bronze Cross
(or Red Cross Assistant Lifeguard).
SARC
Day Date
Time
Code
Sat
Apr 2
9:00am-2:00pm
Fri
Apr 29
5:00pm-9:00pm
Sat
Apr 30
9:00am-9:00pm 41713
Sun
May 1
9:00am-9:00pm
Sun
Jun 26
9:00am-2:00pm 41714
M-F
Jul 18-22 9:00am-3:00pm
Sat
Jul 23
9:00am-2:00pm 41779
F-S
Aug 26-28 9:00am-7:00pm
PLEASE NOTE:
There is a mandatory
Parent or Guardian meeting on
the first date listed above,
from 9:00a.m. to 10:00a.m.
This is an informational session
to help parents and candidates
understand the expectations for
the new WSI certification.
Red Cross Instructors (WSI)
Recertification
Age: 15+ years
Fee: $91.00
Certification is current for two years.
Prerequisite: WSI.
AFLC
Day Date
Time
Code
Sat
May 29
10:00am-3:30pm 41715
Sat
Aug 27
10:00am-3:30pm 41716
Lifesaving Instructors
Age: 16+ years
Fee: $226.00
This course further develops
instructional ability by focusing on
how to effectively plan and teach
the Lifesaving Society Swimming
lessons. Lifesaving Society Instructors
teach and evaluate all items in Swim
Patrol, Bronze Star, Basic & Emergency
First Aid and CPR A-B-C. Lifesaving
Instructors teach Bronze Medallion,
Bronze Cross & Distinction.
Prerequisite: 16 years, Bronze Cross.
AFLC
Day
Sat
T-F
Date
Time
Code
Apr
9:00am-7:30pm 41718
9,16, 23,30
Aug 2-5 9:00am-5:30pm 41719
Volunteer Orientation
Workshop - Aquatics
Age: 14+ years
Fee: FREE
This workshop is mandatory for anyone
looking to volunteer at either the SARC
or AFLC in the pool. This workshop
does not guarantee, but rather
prepares the potential volunteer for a
placement. The workshop will prepare
the volunteer with knowledge about
the Town of Aurora, the department’s
program policies, roles, responsibilities
and expectations. There is no cost
to register. Candidates will receive
recognition for participation after
successful completion of this workshop.
Prerequisite: 14 years, Emergency
First Aid, Bronze Medallion, Current
Vulnerable Sector Screening.
AFLC
Day Date
Time
Code
Jun 4
11:00am-1:00pm 43262
Sat
Sat
Aug 6
11:00am-1:00pm 43263
For volunteer inquires please
contact Greg Peri at
gperi@aurora.ca
Health Care Provider (HCP)
Instructors
Age: 16+ years
Fee: $125.00
This course prepares Standard First Aid
Instructors to teach CPR-Health Care
Provider (HCP).
SARC
Day
Sat
SARC
Day
S/S
Date
Aug 20
Time
Code
9:00am-4:00pm 41785
Date
Apr 30/
May 1
Time
Code
9:00am-4:00pm 41786
Lifesaving Society
Coach: Level 1
Age: 16+ years
Fee: $181.00
Lifesaving Sport Coach Level 1 provides
training for Lifesaving Instructors who
wish to coach Lifesaving Sport at the
community level. This course focuses
on the fundamentals of coaching and
Lifesaving Sport skills in the pool or in
open water.
Prerequisite: Lifesaving Instructor.
Health Care Provider (HCP)
Age: 16+ years
Fee: $85.00
This course covers all aspects of
CPR skills and theory for adult, child
and infant victims, including rescue
breathing and the use of AEDs and
bag-valve-masks. This level is designed
specifically for those who, as part of
their job descriptions as Health Care
Providers, have a duty to respond to
medical emergencies.
Prerequisite: None.
SARC
Day Date
Time
Code
Sat
Jul 23
9:00am-7:00pm 41784
Wet Screening
Age: 16+ years
Fee: FREE
After registering for this Wet Screening,
contact Terri Edwards, the Aquatic
Coordinator, at tedwards@aurora.ca
for an interview. Please send a resume,
ensuring your qualifications are listed.
Please arrive early for sign-in, bring all
qualifications, and bathing suit, as this
screening is in the pool.
Prerequisite: 16 years, Current National
Lifeguard: Pool.
SARC
Day Date
Time
Code
Sat
May 14
4:00pm-9:00pm 41054
Fri
Aug 26
4:00pm-9:00pm 41055
Prerequisite: LSS HCP, LSS SFA
Instructors.
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MeMBerSHiP PACKAGeS
Phone: 905-726-4764
Fax: 905-727-7097
Web: www.aurora.ca
Email: fitness@aurora.ca
TOWN OF AURORA
Parks and Recreation Services Department
Membership Price List - 2016
INCLUDES: Unlimited use of the Fitness Centre Equipment, Semi-Annual Fitness Appraisal (6 & 12 month), Personalized
Program Card, Fitness Equipment Demonstration, Unlimited attendance at group fitness classes.
Add-On Options: Pool, Squash & Aquafit
COMBO PACKAGE
1 Month Renewal
3 Months
6 Months
12 Months
Category
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Adult
$64.00
$77.00
$152.00
$182.50
$254.00
$305.00
$419.00
$503.00
Older Adult, Youth, Student
-OR- Additional Family, Spouse
$51.25
$61.75
$121.50
$146.00
$203.00
$244.00
$335.00
$402.50
EQUIPMENT & WEIGHTS PACKAGE
INCLUDES: Unlimited use of Fitness Centre, Semi-Annual Fitness Appraisal (6 & 12 month), Personalized Program Card,
Fitness Equipment Demonstration.
1 Month Renewal
3 Months
6 Months
12 Months
Category
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Adult
$54.75
$65.75
$129.50
$155.50
$215.50
$258.75
$356.00
$427.25
OR Additional Family, Spouse
$44.00
$52.75
$103.75
$124.50
$172.00
$207.00
$285.00
$342.00
GROUP FITNESS CLASS PACKAGE
INCLUDES: Unlimited use of Group Fitness classes (excluding Aquafit & Specialty classes).
1 Month Renewal
3 Months
6 Months
12 Months
Category
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Adult
$57.00
$68.50
$136.00
$163.25
$226.00
$271.25
$372.00
$446.50
$45.75
$55.00
$108.00
$130.75
$180.00
$217.00
$298.00
$357.25
INCLUDES: Unlimited use of Aquafitness classes.
Add-On Options: Pool
AQUAFITNESS PACKAGE
1 Month Renewal
3 Months
6 Months
12 Months
Category
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Adult
$57.00
$68.50
$136.00
$163.25
$226.00
$271.25
$372.00
$446.50
$45.75
$55.00
$108.00
$130.75
$180.00
$217.00
$298.00
$357.25
INCLUDES: Unlimited use of Squash Courts, no Court Fees, 7-Day Advance Booking & 2 Nights House League.
Add-On Options: Pool
SQUASH MEMBERSHIP
Prime Time
Court Fees
Non-Prime Time
Daily
10 Ticket Book
Daily
10 Ticket Book
$8.75
$69
$5.00
$40
1 Month Renewal
3 Months
6 Months
12 Months
Category
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Adult
$53.00
$63.75
$153.00
$183.75
$255.00
$306.00
$425.00
$510.00
Older Adult, Youth, Student OR
Additional Family, Spouse
$42.50
$51.00
$123.00
$147.00
$204.00
$245.00
$340.00
$408.00
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INCLUDES: Use of the Pool and Whirlpool during Lane & Leisure Swims at both
Facilities.
POOL PACKAGE
3 Months
Category
6 Months
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Adult
$79.00
$95.00
$119.00
$143.00
$193.00
$231.75
Older Adult / youth / Student
$63.00
$75.75
$95.00
$114.00
$155.00
$186.00
Child $40.00
$48.00
$60.00
$72.00
$97.00
$116.50
ADD ON PACKAGES
Note: Please refer to individual membership packages for more details.
3 Months
6 Months
12 Months
Category
Add-On Packages
Include
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Resident
Non-Res
Pool Package
Use of the pool and whirlpool
during lane and leisure swims
at both facilities.
$22.00
$26.50
$32.00
$38.50
$55.00
$66.00
Aquafit Package
Unlimited Aquafit classes.
$22.00
$26.50
$32.00
$38.50
$55.00
$66.00
Squash package
Unlimited court bookings.
$71.00
$85.25
$109.00
$131.00
$181.00
$217.25
STUDENT SPECIALS
Includes: Unlimited use of the Fitness
Centre Equipment, Fitness Equipment
Demonstration, Unlimited attendance at
group fitness classes.
SUMMER
SUMMER
1 Week to max. 2 Weeks
2 Months
4 Months
1 Month
May to August
December through
January
Reading Week /
March Break
July & August
Resident
Non-Resident
Resident
Non-Resident
Resident
Non-Resident
Resident
Non-Resident
$20.25
per week
$24.50
per week
$60.75
$73.00
$121.50
$146.00
$40.50
$48.75
INCLUDES: Unlimited use of Fitness Centre, Personalized
Program Card, Fitness Equipment Demonstration, Unlimited
attendance at group fitness classes.
This membership is a ONE-TIME only offer.
DAILY RATES
Resident
Non-Resident
RECREATION
COMPLEX DAY PASS
INCLUDES: full access to all
Fitness Areas, including group
fitness, fitness centre equip
ment, pool, aquafit and squash
$38.50
$46.25
$12.25 per visit
LOCKER RENTALS
HOME FOR THE
HOLIDAyS
SPRING BREAK SPECIAL
ONE MONTH TRIAL
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12 Months
Resident
GROUP FITNESS CLASSES
INCLUDES:
full access to all Group Fitness,
Cyclefit or Aquafit classes
FITNESS CENTRE ONLy
INCLUDES:
full access to fitness centre
equipment
Adult
Older Adult
Adult
Older Adult
$7.25
per visit
$5.60
per visit
$7.25
per visit
$5.60
per visit
$57.00 for
10 tickets
$44.80 for
10 tickets
$57.00 for
10 tickets
$44.80 for
10 tickets
1 Month
3 Months
6 Months
1 Year
$6.25
$18.25
$34.50
65.75
ADDITIONAL MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
AGE CATEGORIES
Youth 12 to 14 years of age MUST successfully complete the F.I.T. Club Program.
Please see the current Parks & Recreation Program Guide for current program details.
Child = 0 to 11 years
All membership fees include taxes.
Youth = 12 to 17 years
Payment Plan Options are available. Please check with staff for details.
Student = 18 years+
(with valid full-time student card)
A Refundable $10.00 deposit is required for Access FOB for ALL memberships.
Adult = 18 years+
Family = Includes minimal of 2 Adults, 2 Child/Youth residing in the same household.
Additional discount for second and third child available.
Older Adult = 55 years+
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CLUB AURoRA FITNESS CENTRE
135 Industrial Parkway North • 905-726-4764 • fitness@aurora.ca
MARCH bREAK: Group Fitness Schedule - March 14 to March 20, 2016
SPRING:
Group Fitness Schedule - March 21 to June 30, 2016
SUMMER:
Group Fitness Schedule - July 2 to September 4, 2016
HoURS oF oPERATIoN
SPRING: Monday to Friday: 5:45am to 10:00pm • Saturday & Sunday: 7:45am - 5:00pm
SUMMER: Monday to Thursday: 5:45am - 10:00pm • Friday: 5:45am to 8:00pm • Saturday & Sunday: 7:45am - 4:00pm
Group Fitness Class Schedules can be found at any Recreation Facility or at www.aurora.ca/fitness
AquAFIT
Receive all the benefits of a floor aerobics
class without the joint stress. Stay cool in the
pool and cross train with Aquafit.
booMERS AbC’S (AbS, bALANCE,
CoNDITIoNING)
Geared to the Baby Boomer (55+ years) who
has been exercising for awhile or getting
back into fitness, this gentle fitness class will
feature cardiovascular & muscle conditioning
followed by core strengthening, balance and stretch work.
BOOT CAMP
TAbATA FuSIoN
This high intensity interval training class will focus on
combinations of strength and cardio intervals using
multiple exercises including cardio and body weight
drills and free weights. This class is the perfect fusion of
strength and cardio to ensure that you get a full body
workout.
CYCLEFIT
Ride your way to improved fitness. Build
stamina, burn fat and strengthen your lower
body. Cyclefit offers a challenge to participants
of all fitness levels from beginner to athlete.
This class will challenge you with a variety of conditioning H.E.A.T
exercises and drills to improve your strength, conditioning, (HIGH ENERGY ATHLETIC TRAINING)
agility and balance as well as your overall fitness.
This class uses exercises in an interval format with higher
and lower intensity levels, incorporating cardiovascular,
strength and flexibility training. All fitness levels welcome.
AqUA BOOT CAMP
Come feel the HEAT!
Aqua Boot Camp is a high intensity, fun and energizing,
multi-purpose workout in the water that will challenge
your cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, and
LoW IMPACT
cross-training ability.
This fitness program includes warm-up,
cardiovascular, muscle conditioning, and a
relaxing cool down.
CARDIo MIx
A fun, high energy class that blends various
aerobic class styles including hi/lo impact,
NIA
kickboxing, athletic drills and dance. It will
Neuromuscular Integrative Action encompasses
build your cardio endurance and improve
the best of dance, martial arts, yoga, and healing
your overall fitness. This class is geared to all
arts philosophies from the East and West.
fitness levels.
INSANITY
A workout that alternates between
intense bursts of activity and fixed periods of less-intense
activity or even complete rest.
LoWER boDY booT CAMP
PouND
Sweat, Sculpt, Rock with POUND-Rockout Workout. Pound
is a full body “jam session” inspired by drumming. Using
lightly weighted exercise drumsticks, it combines elements
of strength, Pilates and Plyometrics with easy to follow
choreography and popular music for a fun, heart pumping,
total body “Rockout!Workout!”.
A challenging muscle conditioning
class targeting the lower body and
abdominal muscles.
Classes bearing this symbol are
Heart Wise Exercise® approved programs
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oSTEo FITNESS
This one-hour class uses weight-bearing activities with light
weight training to improve and maintain your bone density
and fitness level.
W.O.D.
The Workout of the Day class caters to all fitness levels.
The ‘WOD’ is a combination of body weight, cardiovascular
and functional strength training exercises. Each participant
works at their own level of fitness and will be coached to
complete their own personal best ‘WOD’ each week. Come
out, get motivated and add some variety to your workout.
RIP
YoGA FITNESS
Yoga Fitness is a fitness inspired Yoga program designed
to improve health, performance and mental acuity. This
program is based on the fusion of eastern traditional
Hatha yoga and western fitness science, blending balance,
strength, flexibility and power in a fitness format.
ZuMbA® FITNESS
Zumba® Fitness fuses hypnotic latin rhythms and easy-to
follow dance moves to create a dynamic workout system
that will blow you away!
PiYo™
This is a unique class designed to build strength & gain
This 60 minute barbell program is for men and women of
flexibility. The moves fit perfectly together to form a class
all ages and all fitness levels. Matching movement to music filled with intense choreography that’s fun, challenging and
and using traditional strength training allows participants to will make you sweat. It’s about energy, power, and rhythm.
work at their own level.
WoRKouT MIx
CARDIo SIZZLE & CHISEL
A combination class of cardio activities and muscle
conditioning exercises that will put a sizzle in your workout
and help improve your strength and definition.
This class offers the participant a wide variety of class styles
including hi/low impact, kickboxing, step, stability ball and
circuits. This class is designed with all fitness levels in mind.
CLASS INTENSITY LEVELS
boDY CHISEL
A total body muscle conditioning class that will work
your body from head to toe using a variety of equipment.
Suitable for all fitness levels (previously Sculpt or Body
Sculpt).
“YoGA” STRETCH
Unless otherwise specified, all classes are taught at
a level suitable for all levels of participants.
This class is for those who want to improve their
overall flexibility, relieve the day’s stress and
leave feeling relaxed. This class focuses on basic
stretching techniques and does not specifically
follow the Hatha, Ashtanga, Iyengar or Vinyasa principles.
Hatha Yoga classes can be found listed elsewhere in the
current issue of the Program Guide.
(Fun in Training)
Take a moment to discover what our group
fitness program has to offer!
• Are you looking for flexibility to ‘drop-in’ to a class when you are
available to do so? A daily class fee or book
of 10 tickets is available for your convenience.
• All of our instructors are fully certified by nationally recognized
organizations that follow NFLAC guidelines,
and have current CPR and First Aid qualifications.
• Additional services available at Club Aurora Fitness
Centre include: Change room and shower facilities, ample parking.
Classes bearing this symbol are
Heart Wise Exercise® approved programs
F.I.T. Club
PLEASE NOTE
Our best effort is made to provide you with the most accurate information at the time of printing. We reserve the right to withdraw, postpone,
cancel or combine classes, limit registration, or change instructors.
Please check for any possible changes at Reception Desk.
New Flexible
Option!
This NEW program is mandatory for those 12-13 years old who wish to obtain a fitness membership at Club Aurora.
You will learn from one of our certified fitness staff safe exercise techniques and the proper use of our fitness equipment.
An educational component with a different discussion topic will begin each session followed by an equipment demonstration and a mini workout session.
An individual exercise program is created and fully demonstrated.
Participants MUST complete 4 one-hour training sessions to qualify. All training sessions are booked exclusively in the fitness centre through the
fitness staff.
Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion and a 1 month
extension on any length fitness memebership purchased upon the
successful completion of the program.
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ARTHRITIS AqUAFIT
We are pleased to offer this 45 minute specialty class for people who
suffer from arthritis. The objective of the recreational exercises are to
reduce pain, and help maintain or increase joint mobility, muscular
strength and endurance.
TRX EXERCISES FOR 55+
Is quality of life, improved joint mobility, balance, strength and stability
important to you as you age? This simple yet challenging workout is
designed for the older adult population in mind. It will allow you to
enhance your total-body flexibility, mobility, strength and stability all
while engaging the core. This class is fun and invigorating! All levels
AqUAFITNESS 55+
Exercising in soothing water is beneficial to stiff joints and an enjoyable are welcome. Limited spaces are available.
way to get a great workout.
AqUA THERAPY
This program, completed exclusively in our therapy pool, is designed
to be gentle on the joints while focusing on muscle conditioning,
improving strength, balance and flexibility. The program is designed
to allow participants to stay active, reduce chronic pain and aid in
preventing future injuries.
BALANCE BASICS
Better balance helps to prevent injuries and is a key factor in staying
strong and upright as we age. This class will help to improve your
balance while improving your posture, strength and flexibility. All levels
are welcome!
REBOUNDING
Rebounding is a unique low-impact form of exercise performed on a
mini-trampoline that provides all of the healthful benefits of traditional
exercise, but without the stress on joints and muscles that can
sometimes make traditional exercising uncomfortable.
DIAPER FIT
This 45 minute mom and tots program requires the use of a baby
floatation device (tugboat) which we provide. It is a gentle shallow
water workout for parents of tots under 3 years of age.
SGT-(SMALL GROUP TRAINING)
Are you are looking to fast track your health and fitness goals? This
intensive small group training program is designed to challenge you to
improve your fitness levels through a measured, outcome-results
focused program. This program is conducted by a Club Aurora Personal
Training Specialist.
STROLLER BOOT CAMP
This total body cardio and stretching class provides an opportunity for
moms to work out while their babies relax in their stroller. Emphasis
will be on power walking and fitness drills along the route. Indoor and
outdoor power walking included.
TRX & BOSU BOOT CAMP
This simple yet challenging TRX and BOSU workout will increase totalbody flexibility, mobility and stability all while engaging the core. Get
ready to pick up the pace as you build strength and stamina with basic
foundational exercises. This class is fun and invigorating! All levels
welcome!
YOGA
Club Aurora now offers Hatha Yoga for those who prefer a true body/
mind experience. This program consists of stretching and toning which
help to keep joints flexible, improves circulation and reduces stress.
YOGALATES
A great combination of Yoga and Pilates, designed for complete fitness,
strength and flexibility.
YUMMY MUMMY
Here’s a fitness class where babies are welcome - and new moms
have a chance to meet other new moms in Aurora. The focus of this 10
week program is on postnatal weight loss using strength training and
lifestyle modifications. Babies must be less than 1 year of age and not
crawling.
F.I.T. CLUB (FUN IN TRAINING) (Ages 12 to 13 years)
This NEW program is mandatory for those 12-13 years old who wish
to obtain a fitness membership at Club Aurora. You will learn from
one of our certified fitness staff safe exercise techniques and the
proper use of our fitness equipment. An educational component with
a different discussion topic will begin each weekly session followed by
an equipment demonstration and a mini workout session. An individual
exercise program is created and fully demonstrated. Participants will
receive a Certificate of Completion. 100% attendance is required.
INDOOR TRACk
The Aurora Family Leisure Complex features a 90 metre, indoor track
with a rubberized sports surface. The Track is free of charge for all
users. Please note: The Track operating hours coincide with the facilities
operating hours. Spiked shoes are not allowed on the track surface.
Club Aurora’s NEW state of
the art Fitness Facility
• Flexible Membership Options Available
• Separate Aerobics and Cycle Studios
• Fantastic Group Fitness Classes
• Specialty Registered Programs
• Knowledgeable Friendly Staff
• Personal Training Available
For more information, call 905 726-4754
or email, fitness@aurora.ca
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seminarseries
AN INTRODUCTION TO TRX
SUSPENSION TRAINING (workout)
EXERCISE PROGRAM
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
Date:
Time:
Members:
CODE:
Location:
Date:
Time:
Members:
CODE:
Location:
Join one of Club Aurora’s Group Fitness Instructors for this
fun and informative workout introduction to TRX suspension
training. Learn how to improve your joint mobility, balance,
strength and stability with simple yet challenging exercises.
This class will be fun and invigorating! All levels are welcome.
Limited spaces are available.
Monday, April 11
6:25pm - 7:25pm
Free, Non-Members: $7.25
43272
Aerobics Studio
Ever wonder how to design a proper exercise routine for
yourself? In this informative one hour session, you will learn
the basic theories involving the FITT principle of exercise
prescription. Learn how to calculate appropriate Heart Rate
ranges in order to maximize your caloric expenditures during
your cardiovascular exercise routines.
Monday May 9
6:15pm to 7:00pm
FREE, Non-Members: $5.00
43273
Program Room A
A new program developed by the Toronto Rehab Centre for those
who have suffered a stroke, are experiencing neurological muscular
difficulties, have MS or have suffered a brain injury. It works to improve
balance and coordination to allow you to live as independently and
confidently as possible. The program is run with a 4:1 participant/
instructor ratio catering to the individual’s needs. Participants should
be able to walk 10 metres with or without a walking aid.
For further information, please
call 905-726-4764 or email fitness@aurora.ca
Club Aurora fitness
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2016 SPRING & SUMMER REGISTERED PROGRAMS
PROGRAM
AGE
DAY/START DATE
Arthritis Aquafit
18 yrs+
Arthritis Aquafit
CANCELLED
LoCATIoN
TIME
FEE/#WEEKS
CODE
Tue March 22 to June 28
AFLC Pool
1:45 to 2:30pm
$67.50 (members)/15
$81.00 (non-members)/15
43275
18 yrs+
Thu March 24 to June 30
AFLC Pool
1:45 to 2:30pm
$67.50 (members)/15
43276
Aquafit 55+
55 yrs+
AFLC Pool
2:30 to 3:10pm
$85.50 (members)/15
42011
Aquafit 55+
55 yrs+
AFLC Pool
2:30 to 3:10pm
$85.50 (members)/15
42012
Aqua Therapy
18 yrs+
Tue March 29 to April 26
SARC
Therapy Pool
9:00 to 9:45am
57.00 (members)/5
43281
Balance Basics
18 yrs+
Wed March 23 to May 11
Aerobics Studio
11:20-12:10pm
$80.00 (members)/8
43283
Diaperfit
18 yrs+
Thu March 24 to May 12
SARC Pool
9:45 to 10:30am
$80.00 (members)/8
43284
Rebounding
18 yrs+
Wed March 23 to June 1
ASC West McKenzie
6:30 to 7:15am
$60.00/10
43288
Rebounding
18 yrs+
ASC West McKenzie
8:15 to 9:00pm
$60.00/10
43286
SGT-Small Group Training
18 yrs+
Tue/Thu March 22 to
April 21
Aerobics Studio
7:30 to 8:30pm
$158.00 (members)/10
43289
SGT-Small Group Training
18 yrs+
Tue/Thu April 26 to May 26
Aerobics Studio
7:30 to 8:30pm
$158.00 (members)/10
43290
Stroller Boot Camp
18 yrs+
Tue March 22 to May 24
Aerobics Studio
1:30--2:30pm
$95.00 (members)/10
$114.00 (non-members)10
43291
T.I.M.E.
18 yrs+
Mon March 21 to May 30
Aerobics Studio
1:30 to 2:15pm
$100.00 (members)/10
43292
T.I.M.E.
18 yrs+
Aerobics Studio
1:30 to 2:15pm
$100.00 (members)/10
43293
T.I.M.E. Both Days
18 yrs+
Aerobics Studio
1:30 to 2:15pm
$160.00 (members)/20
43294
TRX Exercises for 55+
55 yrs+
Fri April 1 to May 20
Aerobics Studio
12:00 to 12:45pm
$72.00 (members)/8
43295
TRX & BOSU BOOT CAMP
18 yrs+
Aerobics Studio
7:00 to 8:00am
$90.00 (members)/8
43296
Yoga
14 yrs+
April 5
April 19
APL
Magna Rm
7:00 to 8:15pm
$138.00 (members)/12
43297
Yoga
14 yrs+
April 28
APL
Magna Rm
7:00 to 8:15pm
$138.00 (members)/12
43298
Yogalates
14 yrs+
APL
9:30 to 10:30am
$115.00 (members)/10
43304
Yogalates
14 yrs+
Program Rm C
7:00 to 8:00pm
$115.00 (members)/10
43305
Yummy Mummy
18 yrs+
Aerobics Studio
1:30 to 2:30pm
$95.00 (members)/10
$114.00 (non-members)10
43306
April 20
May 23
May 23
May 23
SUMMER 2016
PROGRAM
AGE
DAY/START DATE
LoCATIoN
TIME
FEE/#WEEKS
CODE
T.I.M.E.
18 yrs+
Mon July 4 to August 15
Cancelled August 1
Aerobics Studio
1:30 to 2:15pm
$60.00 (members)/6
43309
Yoga
14 yrs+
Tue July 5 to Aug 23
APL
7:00-8:15pm
$84 (members)/8
$100 (non-members)/8
43307
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CluB AurorA
FiTneSS CenTre
Personal Training
“In all the years going to a gym that was
by far the best workout I’ve had!
TOP 10
Let us help you achieve your fitness goals!
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Club Aurora member
since 2006
Personal attention & program supervision
Individualized instruction
Effective workouts
Motivation
Consistency
SAFETY
Special needs training
Sport specific training
Injury rehabilitation
Ego boost
ABOUT OUR
EXPERT
STAFF
Our professional trainers have the skills you
need to be successful. Each trainer has a
background and education suited to a variety
of fitness needs. All staff members are fullycertified by nationally-accredited organizations.
For more information, call 905-726-4764
Email: fitness@aurora.ca
www.aurora.ca/fitness
JUNE is
Student Membership
Recreation
Specials
Are you currently in college or university AND home for the
holiday break? Do you find it difficult to pay a lot of money for
a fitness membership? CLUB AURORA has the solution...
a New special seasonal student rate!
Membership Includes:
• Use of Fitness Centre • Fitness Equipment Demonstration • Unlimited
attendance at group fitness classes (excluding Aquafit and Specialty Classes)
SPRING BREAk SPECIAL
Available Reading Week & March Break
(Max 2 weeks)
Resident: $20.25/week Non-Resident: $24.50/week
SUMMER SPECIAL
2 Months: July 1 to August 31
Resident: $60.75 Non-Resident: $73.00
4 Months: May 1 to August 31
Resident: $121.50 Non-Resident: $146.00
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MONTH
The month of June is
recognized as Recreation
and Parks Month, with the goal of increasing public
awareness of the value and benefits of recreation
for individuals, families, neighbourhoods and
communities.
Club Aurora Fitness Centre is pleased to offer the fol
lowing FREE drop-in classes (weather permitting).
Saturday, June 4 - Yoga in the Park
Saturday, June 11 - Zumba
Saturday, June 18 - Outdoor Boot Camp
Call 905-726-4764 for more information or fitness@aurora.ca
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& Parks
All classes will be held from 9:30 to 10:30am
at Ada Johnson Park, 60 Hartwell Way.
CluB AurorA
FiTneSS CenTre
2016 sPrinG/suMMer
sQuAsH WiTH CoDes
sQuAsH ProGrAMs
LEARN TO PLAY SqUASH (SPRING)
Beginner (ages 8+ yrs)
Intermediate (ages 8+ yrs)
Advanced (ages 8+ yrs)
This program emphasizes the technical aspects of the game of
squash in a fun, yet competitive environment, with players part
nered with others of similar ability. Participants must provide
their own eye protection and squash racquet.
Tuesday:
Location:
Time:
Session 1-March 22 to May 10, 2016 (8 weeks)
Session 2-May 17 to June 28, 2016 (7 weeks)
Squash Courts 1, 2, 3
6:00-7:30pm (Beginner)
7:30-9:00pm (Intermediate)
SESSION 1
Fee:
Code:
All Levels: Members: $92
Non-Members: $110
43312 (Beginner)
43314 (Intermediate)
SESSION 2
Fee:
Non-Members: $97
Code:
43313 (Beginner)
43315 (Intermediate)
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Thursday: Session 1-March 24 to May 12, 2016 (8 weeks)
Session 2-May 19 to June 30, 2016 (7 weeks)
Location:
Time:
Squash Courts 1, 2, 3
7:00-8:30pm (Advanced)
SESSION 1
Fee:
Code:
Non-Members: $110
43316 (Advanced)
SESSION 2
Fee:
Code:
Non-Members: $97
43317 (Advanced)
HOUSE LEAGUE & ROUND ROBIN
This is a mixed team’s event, open to all levels of play. The level
of play varies from advanced (Level 1) to beginner/intermediate
(Level 5). Each player plays a 30 minute match per night for his/
her team. Play begins as early as 6:20pm or as late as 8:50pm.
Monday:
Cancelled:
Code:
Location:
Time:
Fee:
March 21 to June 27, 2016
May 23
43321
AFLC - Squash Courts 1, 2, 3, 4
6:20 - 9:00pm
FREE/ 14 weeks (members)
$130 (non-members)
Wednesday:
Code:
Location:
Time:
Fee:
March 23 to June 29, 2016
43322
6:20 - 9:00pm
FREE/15 weeks (members)
$137 (non-members)
Friday:
Code:
Location:
Time:
Fee:
April 1 to June 24, 2016
43323
6:20 - 9:00pm
FREE/13 weeks (members)
$123 (non-members)
NoTE: Members are entitled to sign up for 2 free nights of
either house league or round robin play. Members must pay the
applicable non-member fee for a third night.
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LEARN TO PLAY SqUASH (SUMMER)
Beginner (ages 8+ yrs)
Intermediate (ages 8+ yrs)
Advanced (ages 8+ yrs)
This 9 week program emphasizes the technical aspects of the game of squash in a fun, yet competitive environment, with
players partnered with others of similar ability. Participants must provide their own eye protection and squash racquet.
Tuesday:
Location:
Time:
Fee:
Code:
July 5 to August 30, 2016 (9 weeks)
Squash Courts 1, 2, 3, 4
6:00 - 7:30pm (Beginner & Intermediate)
7:30 - 9:00pm (Advanced)
Non-Members: $124
43320 (Beginner & Intermediate)
43318 (Advanced)
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Pre-SCHool ProGrAMS
Due to changes in the Child Care and Early Years Act, The Town of Aurora has had to revise its
preschool program offerings. For further information please go to www.ontario.ca.
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denotes
parented
program
A CHILD’S VIEW
(Ages 3 to 5 years)
This recreation program is an excellent
opportunity for children to learn
socialization, independence and creative
skills through play and hands-on activities.
The children will participate in different
themes each week which may encompass
working with the alphabet, numbers,
shapes, colour, sizes and much more. Our
experienced ECE qualified staff, at a ratio
of 1:8 will have the children begin the
day participating in a circle environment
then moving on from station to station at
their own pace. You will need to provide
your child with a nutritious snack each
day as well as indoor play shoes. Your
child must be fully toilet trained. Staff will
phone registered participants to confirm
orientation details. *In preparation for full
day Kindergarten children now have an
opportunity to join us for a full day. Please
provide your child with a complete lunch.
Please note that nap time will not be a
part of the curriculum.
ON THE MOVE - GYM TIME
(Ages 11 months to 4 years)
Although children will play naturally, this
active class is designed to encourage
and provide an opportunity for fun-filled
parent and child play through movement,
games, songs and a variety of gross motor
equipment. Please register each child
individually. Maximum 2 children per adult.
Socks are mandatory, as outdoor footwear
will not be allowed on the equipment.
family and friends in a final performance
featuring the music from a popular
children’s movie such as Beauty and the
Beast, Peter Pan, Cinderella, Hercules and
Tangled! The only experience needed is
knowing how to have fun and having a
love for dance. Costumes and all materials
will be provided. Participants can register
over multiple sessions without repeating
the same performance. NOTE: this program
runs without in-class parent participation.
READY SET PLAY - GYM TIME
(Ages 11 to 24 months)
This physical activity program is an
introduction to un-structured play and
basic movement skills; encouraging
strength and gross motor development.
You will enjoy the time you share together
as your little one explores the physical
world around them, through movement,
songs and use of a variety of gross motor
equipment. Maximum 2 children per adult.
Socks are mandatory, as outdoor footwear
will not be allowed on the equipment.
FUN WITH ME
(Ages 2 to 3 years)
Youngsters will enjoy a fun-filled morning
with a parent, including circle time with
songs, stories, games and co-operative
play with toys. Using a wide range of
materials children and parents will
discover the joy of sharing creative
imagination. For safety reasons, please
register only one child per adult.
ABC, 123
(Ages 2 to 4 years)
Come join the fun as we explore the
alphabet, numbers, colours and shapes
with songs, finger plays, games and crafts
in this fun-filled class. Parents and tots
will practice all of these concepts while
having fun and making friends. Each class
will involve creating a craft and other fun
activities to go along with the daily theme.
Please register each child individually.
Maximum 2 children per adult.
DANCE - TWINKLING TOES
(Ages 3 to 4 years)
This fun and creative dance program
offered by the Canadian Children’s Theatre
Co. introduces young children to the joys
of dance. This program combines creative
movement with the basic components of
ballet and jazz. The young dancers will
have the opportunity to develop grace and
creativity, while having fun and allowing
their personalities to flourish. Children
will showcase their ‘twinkling toes’ for
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JUMPING JELLYBEANS PLAYTIME
This un-structured supervised playtime is
designed for parents/guardians and their
kids, to enjoy a healthy and active start to
their weekend. Join us at any time during
the 2 hours in an activity room full of
balls, riding cars, mini gym equipment and
so much more. Get out and get active!
It’s quality time with the family in mind.
Please register each child individually.
Maximum 2 children per adult. Socks are
mandatory, as outdoor footwear will not
be allowed on the equipment.
Pre-SCHool ProGrAMS
PUCK POWER
(Ages 4 to 5 years)
What a great Canadian Tradition - might
as well start your little one off right. This
instructional program concentrates on
skating, skills and development, however,
it is NOT a learn to skate program. With
our coaches, your little ones will build the
confidence they need to skate all around
the ice. Full equipment is mandatory,
including a CSA approved hockey helmet.
A bicycle helmet is not acceptable.
MINI GYM
(Ages 4 to 6 years)
A great way to introduce your child to
the steps and tumbles of gymnastics.
Children will start with a warm up game
and stretch. Then participate in a variety
of large motor skills using different
equipment, ending with a cool down
activity.
PLAYFUL TOTS - GYM TIME
(Ages 2 to 4 years)
Being physically active builds healthy
bodies. In this program children learn
motor skill development through free play,
songs, games, movement and use of a
variety of gross motor equipment. When
you participate with your child in this safe
and stimulating environment, you help
build a positive attitude towards being
active for life. Maximum 2 children per
adult. Socks are mandatory, as outdoor
footwear will not be allowed on the
equipment.
KINDERFUN
(Ages 2 to 5 years)
This super fun class encourages you and
your child to discover the world around
you by using your senses. Water, sand,
finger paint, games and themed crafts
will challenge and entertain you and your
child. Get ready to get messy and leave the
clean up to us! Please register each child
individually. Maximum 2 children per adult.
MUSIC - MUSICAL MAESTROS
(Ages 3 to 4 years)
This fun and creative music program
Co. encourages a playful experiencing
of music for young children. Participants
will begin to develop a repertoire of
rhythmic and tonal patterns, the building
blocks of musical language. Children will
enjoy sing-a-longs, rhythm echoes and
instrument play as they are introduced
to musical skills such as tempo, dynamic,
musical notation and solfege (do-re-mi).
The musical maestros will mesmerize their
family and friends with a showcase of
their new skills and favourite songs on the
final day of classes! NOTE: this program
runs without in-class parent participation.
PARENTS & PIPSQUEAKS
This parent and tot program allows for
positive sibling interaction with only one
parent or guardian per family. Through
crafts, songs, activities and the use of
age appropriate equipment, enjoy your
children as they explore their surroundings
and let our dedicated staff add their
special touches. Please register each
child individually. Maximum 2 children
per adult. Babies under 6 months are
welcome to attend this program (with a
paid participant) although they should be
in a sling or snuggly, not left in a car seat/
stroller. Parent’s hands must be free to
assist the older child.
PLAY AND LEARN
(Ages 2 1/2 to 4 years)
Enjoy some fun things such as free play,
arts & crafts, singing, creative and sensory
activities. Parents are encouraged to
participate with their child during the
transitional process of this program. Your
child must be toilet trained or in pull-ups.
This program has been designed to build
the child’s confidence towards a gradual
separation from their parent. For safety
reasons, please register only one child per
adult.
PLAYBALL
“Two Can Do” (Parent and Tot)
(Ages 2 years)
This course provides a wide range
of suitable activities which stimulate
and improve locomotion, balance,
body and spatial awareness, muscular
development and fine motor skills. Praise,
encouragement and an environment which
is rich in opportunities to experience
success, acceptance and safe boundaries
will ensure that your toddler blossoms.
Appropriate social interaction, listening
to instructions, participating, taking turns,
sharing, assisting and having fun with
friends are some of the important life skills
facilitated and reinforced.
PLAYBALL
“Sport Coaching for Kids”
(Ages 3 to 4 years)
A comprehensive program of games
carefully devised and structured to teach
pre-schoolers a wide range of sports and
social skills in a safe, non-competitive,
happy and fun filled environment.
PLAYBALL
“Sport Coaching for Kids”
(Ages 4 1/2 to 5 years)
This program offers the same techniques
and skill development as the previous but
simply for the older age group.
PLAYBALL
“Indoor Soccer Skills”
(Ages 3 to 4 years)
This unique program is a great opportunity
and perfect introduction to soccer and
team participation for your child. If this is
your little one’s first experience in sports
it is vitally important to ensure a positive
and happy introduction to skills, in order
to ensure your child will participate again
in the future. Make sure your child is part
of the team!
PLAYBALL Summer Soccer Nursery
(Ages 2 years, 3 to 4 ½ years,
& 4 ½ to 5 years)
This unique program is a great opportunity
and perfect introduction to soccer and
your little one’s first experience in sports,
and happy introduction to skills, in order
to ensure your child will participate again
in the future. Make sure your child is part
of a team! Please note there will be only
1 makeup class if cancelled due to rain.
Children will play in light rain, barring no
thunder or lightning. Each child will receive
a free soccer shirt on the first lesson.
PLAYTIME PALS
As your child continues to grow and
change so quickly, come together with
other families to learn, play and socialize
through interaction with special themes,
music, crafts and toys.
SNUGGLE BUGS
Enjoy this special time with your new
little one. It’s a great opportunity to meet
other parents in the community and enjoy
creative activities with our special guests.
Watch your child grow and experience play
through interaction with music, creative,
sensory and social activities.
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Pre-SCHool ProGrAMS
THEATRE THE PRESCHOOL PLAYERS
(Ages 3 to 4 years)
The unique, fun and creative methods
developed by the Canadian Children’s
Theatre Co. introduce very young children
to the joys of theatre as they bring to life
a charming story, based on classic fairy
tales such as Goldilocks and the Three
Bears, Little Red Riding Hood and The
Three Little Pigs in their final performance
to family and friends on the last class. The
program, taught by theatre professionals,
also features movement, music, production
crafts and basic acting instruction.
Costumes and all materials are included.
Participants can register over multiple
sessions without repeating the same story.
NoTE: this program runs without in-class
parent participation
DANCE - HIP HOP FOR TOTS
(Ages 3 to 4 years)
Hip Hop for Tots is a fun, high-energy class
Co. The movements and exercises will
develop greater body awareness, flexibility,
strength & control as well as musicality,
style and performance personality.
Students will also be given an encouraging
opportunity to express their freestyle
movements, fostering their own unique
style and building their self-confidence
as the class cheers them on. The dancer’s
efforts will be rewarded with the rich
sound of applause during an interactive
performance for family and friends on the
final day of classes.
MONKEYNASTIX
(Ages 1-2 years)
The Monkeynastix’s program will
encourage children to explore and discover
the world through their senses and their
bodies. Beginning with our Babynastix
warm up our little monkeys and parents
participate in a song, stretch positions
and locomotion. The children and parents
then participate in 2 to 3 main activities
with a new activity added each week.
After finishing our fun packed lesson
with a closing activity and music, each
monkey is rewarded with a Monkeynastix
sticker. Note: children must be walking
independently.
MONKEYNASTIX
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(Ages 2-3 years)
Developing more independence, our 2-3
year old members participate with partial
parental involvement. Children work on
developing the fundamental movement
skills - balance, coordination, fine and
gross motor skills, agility, etc. Each
class starts with positions, songs, and a
fine motor activity. Following warm-up,
children participate in a gross motor circuit
featuring a main station (i.e.: trampoline,
high-bar, etc) with many substations
developing the featured skill. Classes end
with team building or sport development.
Stickers are given out for a job well done!
MONKEYNASTIX
(Ages 4-6 years)
Help your preschooler develop remarkable
self-image and self-confidence through
the individual success they achieve in our
program using our specialized equipment
and more challenging classes! Each class
begins with a warm up which includes fun
energetic Monkeynastix songs, challenging
stretching positions, locomotion and fine
motor activity. Children then participate
in a main activity circuit with substations
focusing on a particular theme such as
balance, strength, floor skills, cardio,
speed and agility etc (equipment
changes weekly). Ending the class with
a manipulative activity, children are
introduced to fundamental sport skills such
as kicking, catching and throwing. We end
our energy packed lesson with a fun song
and sticker. Children leave Monkeynastix
feeling happy, confident and energized!
PRESCHOOL DROP-IN
neW!
CRAFT AND PLAY TIME
(Ages 2 to 5 years)
This exciting program will offer
participants the opportunity to build social
relationships, develop creativity and learn
through play. This drop-in style program
allows for flexibility in your schedule, come
by anytime during program hours. Join
us and create fun and exciting memories
together with your child. Please register
each child individually. Maximum 2
children per adult.
neW!
LITTLE PICASSOS
(Ages 2 to 5 years)
Let’s get creative in this art program
designed especially for your preschooler.
Together with your child you will explore
a wide range of art activities including
colours, textures, warm and cool palettes,
shapes and materials. This class will focus
on the joy of creating art. Come out and
make your masterpiece! Please register
children per adult.
neW!
SENSORY SENSATIONS
(Ages 2 to 5 years)
In this fun and engaging program,
preschoolers will use all five senses to
discover the world around them. Adult
participation is required. Please register
children per adult.
LITTLE BOOKWORMS
(Ages 2 to 4 years)
This fun and interactive program will
feature a different children’s book each
class, followed by activities and crafts
related to the story. Children must be
accompanied by a parent or caregiver.
Pre-SCHool ProGrAMS
2016 SPRING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
PROGRAM
AGE
DAy/START DATE
LOCATION
TIME
FEE/CLASS
CODE
Snugglebugs
2 to 12 mos
Mon April 25
Mon April 25
SARC
SARC
10:00am-11:00am
1:00pm-2:00pm
$39.00/7
$39.00/7
42201
42202
Parents & Pipsqueaks
6 mos to 4 yrs
Wed April 20
SARC
10:00am-11:30am
$110.00/10
42203
1 to 2 yrs
Sat April 9
AFLC
9:30am-10:00am
$135.00/9
42556
2 to 3 yrs
Mon April 11
Sat April 9
AFLC
AFLC
5:20pm-6:00pm
10:10am-10:55am
$135.00/9
$135.00/9
42557
42558
4 to 6 yrs
Mon April 11
Sat April 9
Sat April 9
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
6:10pm-6:55pm
11:05am-11:50am
12:00pm-12:45pm
$135.00/9
$135.00/9
$135.00/9
42559
42560
42561
Playtime Pals
12 to 24 mos
Fri April 22
SARC
10:00am-11:30am
$82.50/10
42204
Ready Set Play - Gym Time
11 to 24 mos
Tue April 12
Thurs April 14
56 Victoria St.
56 Victoria St.
9:30am-10:30am
9:30am-10:30am
$88.00/10
$88.00/10
42205
42206
On The Move Gym Time
11 mos to 4 yrs
Mon April 11
Fri April 15
56 Victoria St.
56 Victoria St.
10:30am-11:30am
9:30am-10:30am
$79.00/9
$88.00/10
42306
42308
Jumping
Jellybeans
12 mos to 5 yrs
Sat April 9
Sun April 10
56 Victoria St.
56 Victoria St
9:30am-11:30am
9:30am-11:30am
$80.00/10
$80.00/10
42309
42310
Playball
“Two Can Do”
2 yrs
Tues April 12
Fri April 15
Sat April 9
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
9:15am-9:45am
10:00am-10:30am
9:30am-10:00am
$128.00/10
$128.00/10
$128.00/10
42563
42564
42565
2 yrs
Tue June 21
Wed June 22
Thu June 23
Sat June 25
Fleury Park
Fleury Park
Fleury Park
Fleury Park
5:30pm-6:00pm
5:30pm-6:00pm
5:30pm-6:00pm
9:00am-9:30am
$148.00/10
$148.00/10
$148.00/10
$118.40/8
42566
42567
42568
42569
Monkeynastix
Playball - Summer
Soccer Nursery
Fun With Me
2 to 3 yrs
Tue April 19
SARC
10:00am-11:30am
$110.00/10
42207
Play & Learn
2 ½ to 4 yrs
Thurs April 21
SARC
10:00am-11:00am
$62.50/10
42208
Little Bookworms
2 to 4 yrs
Wed April 20
SARC
1:00pm-2:30pm
$120.00/10
42209
ABC, 123
2 to 4 yrs
Sat April 23
SARC
10:00am-10:45am
$40.00/8
42210
2 to 4yrs
Mon April 11
Wed April 13
Thu April 14
56 Victoria St.
56 Victoria St.
56 Victoria St
9:30am-10:30am
10:30am-11:30am
10:30am-11:30am
$80.00/9
$88.00/10
$88.00/10
42211
42212
42213
Playful Tots Gym Time
Preschool Drop-In –
Craft & Play Time neW!
2 to 5 yrs
Mon April 25
SARC
12:30pm-2:30pm
$50.00/7
43390
Little Picassos
neW!
2 to 5 yrs
Tues April 19
SARC
1:00pm-2:00pm
$73.00/10
43392
Sensory Sensations
neW!
2 to 5 yrs
Thurs April 21
SARC
1:00pm-2:00pm
$73.00/10
43394
Kinderfun
2 to 5 yrs
Sat April 23
SARC
11:00am-11:45am
$40.00/8
42214
Music - Musical Maestros
3 to 4 yrs
Sat April 16
ASC
10:15am-11:00am
$140.00/9
42578
Playball
3 to 4 yrs
Tues April 12
Fri April 15
Sat April 9
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
10:00am-10:45am
10:45am-11:30am
10:15am-11:00am
$148.00/10
$148.00/10
$148.00/10
42581
42582
42583
Playball - Indoor Soccer Skills
3 to 4 yrs
Tues April 12
ACC
4:30pm-5:15pm
$148.00/10
42585
3 to 4 ½ yrs
Tues June 21
Wed June 22
Thurs June 23
Sat June 25
Fleury Park
Fleury Park
Fleury Park
Fleury Park
6:15pm-7:00pm
6:15pm-7:00pm
6:15pm-7:00pm
9:30am-10:15am
$148.00/10
$148.00/10
$148.00/10
$118.40/8
42587
42588
42589
42590
Playball - Summer
Soccer Nursery
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2016 SPRING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
PROGRAM
DAy/START DATE
LOCATION
TIME
FEE/CLASS
CODE
3 to 4 yrs
Sat April 16
Tues April 19
Wed April 20
Fri April 22
ASC
Victoria Hall
ASC
Victoria Hall
9:15am-10:00am
10:00am-10:45am
5:30pm-6:15pm
1:00pm-1:45pm
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
42602
42603
42604
42605
Dance - Twinkling Toes
3 to 4 yrs
Fri April 22
Sat April 16
Sat April 16
Tues April 19
Wed April 20
Thurs April 21
Victoria Hall
ASC
ASC
Victoria Hall
ASC
ASC
2:00pm-2:45pm
10:15am-11:00am
12:45pm-1:30pm
11:00am-11:45am
6:30pm-7:15pm
5:30pm-6:15pm
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
42612
42613
42614
42615
42616
42617
Dance-Hip Hop for Tots
3 to 4 yrs
Sat April 16
Mon April 18
ASC
ASC
1:45pm-2:30pm
5:30pm-6:15pm
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
42619
42620
A Child’s View
3 to 5 yrs
Mon April 25
Tue April 19
Tue April 19*
Wed April 20
Wed April 20*
Thu April 21
Thu April 21*
Fri April 22
SARC
SARC
SARC
SARC
SARC
SARC
SARC
SARC
9:30am-12:00pm
9:30am-12:00pm
1:00pm-3:30pm
9:30am-12:00pm
1:00pm-3:30pm
9:30am-12:00pm
1:00pm-3:30pm
9:30am-12:00pm
$96.25/7
$137.50/10
$137.50/10
$137.50/10
$137.50/10
$137.50/10
$137.50/10
$137.50/10
42218
42215
42221
42220
42222
42219
42216
42217
Puck Power
4 to 5 yrs
Thur April 14
Sat April 9
ACC
ACC
4:00pm-5:00pm
8:00am-9:00am
$108.00/9
$120.00/10
42223
42224
Playball
4 ½ to 5 yrs
Sat April 9
AFLC
11:15am-12:00pm
$148.00/10
42632
Playball - Summer Soccer
Nursery
4 ½ to 5 yrs
Wed June 22
Thu June 23
Sat June 25
Fleury Park
Fleury Park
Fleury Park
7:15pm-8:00pm
7:15pm-8:00pm
10:30am-11:15am
$148.00/10
$148.00/10
$118.40/8
42625
42626
42631
Mini Gym
4 to 6 yrs
Mon April 11
56 Victoria St
6:00pm-7:00pm
$79.00/9
42225
Theatre The Preschool Players
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CHilDren’S ProGrAMS neW!
BASKETBALL
BASICS-SKILLS AND DRILLS
(Ages 5 to 6 years & 7 to 12 years)
This exciting co-ed program introduces
young players to the game of basketball.
Fun and fundamentals are the focus of
this program which will include dribbling,
shooting, passing, and rules of the games.
LITTLE SLUGGERS - INTRO TO T-BALL
(Ages 5 to 6 years)
Swing batter, batter, swing! This unique
program teaches your child the basics of
T-ball. Participants will learn to hit the ball
from the tee, catch, throw, run the bases
and other skills to help them become little
baseball players. Your little slugger will
build friendships, make memories and gain
confidence for a great start to playing
baseball.
PLAYBALL - INDOOR SOCCER
(Ages 5 to 6 years) &
(Ages 7 to 8 years)
Learn and practice your skills in a fun and
non-pressured way. Learn the rules, develop
more confidence, learn teamwork and
practice strategies like attack and defence.
All lessons remain fun-filled and non
competitive. Each child’s needs are taken
into consideration. This program is a great
way for boys and girls of all abilities to be
part of the “team”.
KIDS LOVE TECH - KINDER BOTS
(Ages 5 to 6 years)
Ready to have fun with electronics and
robotics? This program is designed to
introduce young children to technology
through project building, experiments,
games and crafts. Children build a variety
of projects using real circuits, motors and
cables. Note: All technology kits, projects
and tools are provided for in class use.
DANCE - FANTASTIK FEET
(Ages 5 to 7 years)
This fun and creative dance program
Co. introduces young children to the joys
of dance. This program combines creative
movement with the basic components of
ballet and jazz. The young dancers will
have the opportunity to develop grace and
their personalities to flourish. Children
will showcase their ‘fantastik feet’ in a
final performance for family and friends
featuring the music from a popular children’s
movie, such as Brave, Toy Story, The Little
Mermaid, The Lion King and Frozen! The
only experience needed is knowing how
to have fun and having a love for dance.
Costumes and all materials will be provided.
Participants can register over multiple
sessions without repeating the same
performance.
MUSIC - BROADWAY KIDS
(Ages 5 to 7 years)
This fun and creative musical theatre
program offered by the Canadian Children’s
Theatre Co. provides an enriching
environment for children to discover and
develop their passion for drama, song
and dance. An imaginative environment
filled with the perfect harmony of acting,
movement, singing and hands-on activities
engages children in learning and allows
them to explore music concepts while
building concentration, self-expression and
confidence. The children will showcase a
collection of show-stopping numbers as they
present their 30 minute musical chosen from
a collection of popular family musicals such
as Annie, Aladdin, Cinderella, Willy Wonka,
Peter Pan and many, many more in a final
performance that is sure to get the audience
up on its feet!
THEATRE - MUNSCH FOR MUNCHKINS
(Ages 5 to 7 years)
Children have fun and gain confidence
through the unique, fun and creative
methods developed by the Canadian
Children’s Theatre Co. Laughter and applause
are guaranteed when the children perform
one of the many, zany Robert Munsch stories
such as Mortimer, Stephanie’s Ponytail or
Thomas’ Snowsuit for parents and friends
on the last class. The program, taught
by theatre professionals, also features
movement, music, theatre games, production
crafts and basic acting instruction. Costumes
and all materials are included. Participants
can register over multiple sessions without
repeating the same story. NOTE: this
program runs without in-class parent
participation
JUNIOR CHEF
(Ages 5 to 12 years)
This hands-on introductory cooking class
will provide children with an opportunity
to experience the joys of cooking while
having fun and even being a little messy.
Each session provides new recipes and
families will be invited to attend a kids
created restaurant at the final class. An
instructor will be present at each lesson to
provide recipes, details and supplies. Please
specify any food allergies or restrictions on
your registration form or by phoning the
reception desk at 905-726-4770 so that your
family file can be updated.
JUNIOR BAKER
This hands-on introductory baking class
to experience the joys of baking while
Each session provides new recipes and
families will be invited to attend a kids
created tasting party at the final class. An
instructor will be present at each lesson to
provide recipes, details and supplies. Please
specify any food allergies or restrictions on
your registration form or by phoning the
reception desk at 905-726-4770 so that your
family file can be updated.
MARTIAL ARTS FOR CHILDREN
neW!
This program teaches a modern form of the
traditional martial art Jiu-Jitsu. This program
focuses on a system of practical self-defense
and emphasizes proper techniques such as
throwing and takedowns, effective striking,
ground fighting and more. Participants of
any fitness level are welcome and practice
can be adapted to any learning style. This
program is taught in a friendly, safe and fun
environment.
BUSY BODIES
Extra energy, want to stay fit, love to run,
jump and play? Then join us for an hour of
games, exercises, sport activities and more.
Participants will be introduced to a variety
of equipment and challenges that will get
their bodies moving and keep them healthy
and strong.
PLAYBALL - BALL HOCKEY SKILLS
(Ages 7 to 8 years)
Come join us in Canada’s favourite year
round sport. In this program participants will
develop the skills and knowledge needed
to play hockey, but indoors. Let the games
begin!
KIDS LOVE TECH -ROBOTICS &
ELECTRONICS - YOUNG ENGINEERS
Build a variety of robotic and electronic
toys; learn how to use motors and circuits
to build robotic arms and cars. Children are
engaged through games, experiments and
competitions to gain knowledge, teamwork
skills and confidence!
Note: All technology kits, projects and tools
are provided for in class use.
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CHilDren’S ProGrAMS AURORA GLEE CLUB
In this popular vocal and musical theatre
program provided by the Canadian
Children’s Theatre Co., gleeful participants
will learn catchy songs and captivating
choreography to all the hottest broadway
musicals and the newest pop hits! Together,
they will link all the songs together with
some hilarious and witty scenes, to create
a fun and creative performance. When
people launch into song and dance during
the course of their mundane day, it’s not
unrealistic, it’s awesome! Audiences will
surely be singing and dancing in their seats
when they are entertained by The Aurora
Glee Club on the final day. Costumes and all
materials will be provided.
GRASSROOTS LACROSSE CLINIC
The Grassroots Lacrosse Clinic is a
great opportunity for kids to learn the
fundamental skills of lacrosse. Each
session will focus on introducing beginners
to Canada’s national summer sport by
professional Lacrosse instruction from elite
Canadian players in a fun, friendly noncontact environment. Each participant will
receive drill training and play fun games.
Players must bring a helmet with full face
protection, lacrosse stick, gloves (hockey
or lacrosse), running shoes, jock and water.
Some equipment will be available to borrow
on a first come, first serve basis. Over the
course of the session, participants will have
the opportunity to try both field and box
lacrosse.
YOUTH RUNNING PROGRAM
This community based running program is
for children/youth who want to learn new
skills and have fun running with others. It
is a non-competitive program. All fitness
levels are welcome - you just do your best
and compete against your own time. In this
program, you will learn to build endurance,
practice proper running form, pacing, injury
prevention and nutrition. Our coaches will
provide direction, motivation and FUN! We
run on the trails at Lambert Wilson Park.
DANCE - HIP HOP FOR KIDS
(Ages 5 to 7 years)
Hip Hop for Kids is a fun, high-energy class
Co. The movements and exercises will
develop greater body awareness, flexibility,
strength & control as well as musicality, style
and performance personality. Students will
also be given an encouraging opportunity to
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express their freestyle movements, fostering
their own unique style and building their
self-confidence as the class cheers them
on. The dancer’s efforts will be rewarded
with the rich sound of applause during
an interactive performance for family and
friends on the final day of classes.
DANCE - HIP HOP SENSATIONS
(Ages 8-12 years)
Dance to your favourite hip hop music and
learn all of the current dance steps and
street moves. This introductory-level Hip Hop
program offered by the Canadian Children’s
Theatre Co. provides a structured method
of learning various Hip Hop dance moves in
a fun-filled and vibrant class environment.
The outcome is an energetic class that
not only teaches you Hip Hop movements
and technique, but also instills rhythm,
coordination and precision. The dancers’
efforts will be rewarded with the rich sound
of applause during their performance for
family and friends on the final day of classes.
AURORA IMPROV CLUB
Laugh, chuckle, giggle and holler! These
are all sounds you’ll hear coming from
the Aurora Improv Club provided by the
Canadian Children’s Theatre Co. Participants
will play fun improv games to help access
creativity, boost self-confidence and
develop spontaneity and playfulness. They
will explore how to create a wide variety
of characters, big and small and learn the
beginning fundamentals of writing your
own sketches. The Aurora Improv Club will
have the opportunity to display their talents
on the final class with a culminating and
interactive showcase! No experience is
necessary, however we do suggest you bring
your sense of humour.
DANCE - DYNAMIC DANCERS
Jump, spin and dance to the music! This
dynamic and exciting dance program offered
by the Canadian Children’s Theatre Co. will
combine the basic aspects of ballet, jazz and
modern/lyrical. Participants will be given the
opportunity to have fun and gain confidence,
while developing grace and creativity. The
dancers’ efforts will be rewarded with the
rich sound of applause during their final
final day of classes. The only experience
needed is knowing how to have fun and
having the love of dance. Costumes and all
materials will be provided.
KIDS GREAT MINDS - KEYBOARDING
(BEGINNERS)
Students will learn the correct typing
techniques with our personalized approach.
Kids will learn to type without looking at
the keyboard, correct finger positioning,
lower and uppercase letters, numbers, other
characters and so much more!
KIDS GREAT MINDS - REDSTONE
INVENTIONS IN MINECRAFT© neW!
Participants will learn how to build and use
Redstone circuits and the mechanisms they
control, allowing kids to greatly increase the
range of things that can be accomplished in
Minecraft©.
FRIDAY NIGHT SPORTS
With the emphasis on fun and begin active,
your child will work on some skill building,
teamwork and game play. A variety of multisport activities such as soccer, basketball,
volleyball and running games will be
introduced each week. Join us at any time
during the 2 hours then stay and play for
as long as you would like that night. Please
wear proper running shoes, comfortable
clothes and bring a water bottle.
DIRT CAMP - MOUNTAIN BIKE SKILLS
This eight week mountain bike program will
involve all aspects of handling a bike in a
variety of off-road conditions. Participants,
through activities, games, skill sessions and
trail riding, will learn and further develop
their bike handling skills such as climbing,
descending, overcoming obstacles, braking,
gearing, bike fit, and caring for their bicycles.
Riders are required to have a bike and a
properly fitted helmet. Participants will be
placed in an appropriate age and ability
group with a certified instructor. Each
session will begin with a structured skill
development activity or game followed by a
trail ride to practice the new skill in context.
This program follows the Long Term Athlete
Development model of coaching. Participants
will get active, stay active and reach the
greatest heights of sport achievement in
their sports if they focus on the right things
at the right times. Aurora Dirt Camp will use
the trails adjacent at Sheppards Bush and
the Case Woodlot. Parking is just off Industry
Street (Mary Street). See you there!
CHilDren’S ProGrAMS MAD SCIENCE - IMAGINATION
INVESTIGATION
neW!
Students test their forensic skills as they
become super sleuths in our Detective Science
class. We explore the amazing world of insects,
learning how these fascinating creatures live.
Each child will construct a propeller driven
race car as they learn about the power of
mighty machines. We raise the curtain on the
mysteries of movie making and special effects.
Students explore the wild world of weather,
investigating the power of wind, thunder,
PROGRAM
Basketball Basics-Skills and Drills
Little Sluggers Intro to T-Ball
Playball Indoor Soccer
Kids Love Tech - Kinder Bots
AGE
5 to 6 yrs
5 to 6 yrs
5 to 6 yrs
5 to 6 yrs
Dance - Fantastik Feet
5 to 7 yrs
lightning and make an Ultra Violet light
sensitive keychain.
Topics Include: Bugs, Detective Science,
Earthworks, Kitchen Chemistry, Science of Toys,
Movie Effects, Machines, Walloping Weather
CHILDREN’S YOGA & MINDFULNESS
This play-based program of yoga/mindfulness/
relaxation introduces the participant to the basic
benefits of breath, mindfulness and yoga poses
or asana. It incorporates music, play, dance,
movement, relaxation, literacy and imagination.
Participants will learn real/everyday ways to
relax, sleep better and feel more positive about
the changing world around them.
INTRO TO GUITAR
Would you like to learn to play guitar? This
course will teach you guitar geography, hand
positions, sight reading, chords and tubs, how
to play simple tunes and favourite melodies.
Join us for a comprehensive and fun way to
learn! Participants need to provide their own
guitar. There will be a $20 fee payable to the
instructor for the manuals which will be in
addition to the program cost.
Theatre - Munsch for Munchins
5 to 7 yrs
Junior Chef
5 to 12 yrs
Junior Baker
Busy Bodies
Playball - Ball Hockey
Playball - Indoor Soccer
Kids Love Tech - Robitics and Electronics
Young Engineers
Aurora Glee Club Jr.
Grassroots Lacrosse Clinic
Grassroots Lacrosse Program
Youth Running Program
5 to 12 yrs
6 to 11 yrs
7 to 8 yrs
7 to 8 yrs
DAY/START DATE
Thu April 14
Tues April 12
Tue April 12
Sun April 3
Sat April 16
Sat April16
Wed April 20
Thurs April 21
Sat April 16
Wed April 13
Wed April 20
Sat April 16
Sat April 9
Sat April 9
Mon April 11
Wed April 13
Thu April 14
Tue April 12
7 to 10 yrs
Sun April 3
AFLC
11:00am-12:00pm
$80.00/5
43163
8 to 11 yrs
7 to 10 yrs
7 to 10 yrs
7 to 10 yrs
Dance - Hip Hop for Kids
5 to 7 yrs
Dance-Hip Hop Sensations
Aurora Improv Club
Dance - Dynamic Dancers
Kids Great Minds-Keyboarding Beginners
Kids Great Minds- Redstone neW!
Inventions in Mind Craft
Friday Night Sports
Dirt Camp- Mountain Bike Skills
Dirt Camp- Mountain Bike Skills
Children’s Yoga and Mindfulness
Mad Science neW!
Imagination Investigation
Basketball Basics neW!
Skills and Drills
Intro to Guitar
8 to 12 yrs
8 to 12 yrs
8 to 12 yrs
8 to 12 yrs
Sat April 16
Sun May 1
Sun May 29
Mon April 25
Sat April 16
Mon April 18
Mon April 18
Wed April 20
Thu April 21
Wed April 13
ASC
Aurora Grove Soccer Field
ACC
Lambert Wilson Park
ASC
ASC
ASC
ASC
ASC
AFLC
11:15am-12:45pm
5:30pm-7:00pm
6:00pm-7:30pm
5:00pm-5:45pm
2:45pm-3:30pm
6:30pm-7:15pm
7:30pm-8:30pm
7:45pm-8:45pm
7:30pm - 8:30pm
4:30pm - 5:30pm
$162.00/9
FREE/2
$81.00/9
$40.00/6
$162.00/9
$162.00/9
$162.00/9
$162.00/9
$162.00/9
$147.00/8
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42190
42192
42193
43168
43169
43170
43171
43172
43173
8 to 12 yrs
Wed April 13
AFLC
5:30pm - 7:00pm
$229.00/8
43174
8 to 12 yrs
11 to 13 yrs
11 to 13 yrs
6 to 12 yrs
Friday April 15
Mon April 25
Mon July 4
Mon April 11
St. Max Kolbe CHS
Sheppard’s Bush
Sheppard’s Bush
Library
6:00pm- 8:00pm
6:30pm - 7:45pm
6:30pm - 7:45pm
4:30pm-5:30pm
$72.00/9
$180.00/8
$180.00/8
$80.00/8
42194
43195
43197
42195
6 to 12 yrs
Tues April 12
Victoria Hall
6:00pm-7:00pm
$144.00/8
43175
Fri April 15
Sat April 9
Sat April 9
AFLC
AFLC
ASC
5:00pm-6:00pm
12:00pm-1:00pm
10:00am-11:00am
$85.00/9
$85.00/9
$56.00/8
42196
42197
42198
Music - Broadway Kids
Martial Arts for Children
neW!
5 to 7 yrs
10 to 12 yrs
7 to 12 yrs
8 to 11 yrs
LOCATION
Aurora Heights P.S.
St. Max Kolbe CHS
ACC
AFLC
ASC
ASC
ASC
ASC
ASC
AFLC
ASC
ASC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
ACC
ACC
ACC
TIME
6:00pm-7:00pm
6:00pm-6:45pm
5:30pm-6:15pm
10:00am-11:00am
9:15am-10:00am
11:15am-12:00pm
5:30pm-6:15pm
6:30pm-7:15pm
9:00am -10:00am
7:15pm-8:15pm
6:30pm-7:30pm
10:15am-11:15am
9:00am-11:00am
11:30am-1:30pm
6:00pm-7:30pm
6:30pm - 7:30pm
5:15pm-6:15pm
6:30pm-7:30pm
FEE/CLASS
$85.00/9
$80.00/9
$148.00/10
$80.00/5
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$60.00/10
$140.50/9
$140.50/9
$120.00/10
$120.00/10
$95.00/9
$60.00/10
$148.00/10
$148.00/10
CODE
42184
42185
42645
42646
42647
42648
42649
42650
43158
43287
43159
43160
42186
42187
42188
42189
43161
43162
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SUMMER CAMP
OPEN HOUSE
DATE:
Saturday May 14, 2016
TIME:
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
LOCATION: Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex 1400 Wellington St. East
Join us at the Town of Aurora Summer Camp Open House on Saturday May 14th from
10:00 am - 12:00 pm at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex. The Summer Camp Open House
is a great opportunity for your child(ren) to meet some of our camp staff and to become familiar
with many of our exciting programs. We encourage all registered campers as well as anyone
who would like to learn more about our programs to attend. Friends and family are welcome!
For more information please contact the Community Programmer at
(905) 727-3123 ext. 3121 or jalexander@aurora.ca.
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION
Early Bird Registration is a special offer that allows you to save 10% on the cost of select
Summer Camps when you register between February 22nd and March 4, 2016.
Early Bird discounts apply to the following camps:
Tots of Fun • Kinder Kamp • Sports Camp • Adventure Camp • Arts Camp
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SUMMER CAMPS 2016
Welcome to the 2016 Summer Camp season! The Town of Aurora offers several exciting, safe,
innovative and well planned camp programs for your child to attend throughout the summer. Our
qualified staff are committed to providing a memorable and enjoyable camp experience for your
child. Town of Aurora Summer Camp staff encourage all campers to be creative and confident. Our
camps are designed to meet the varied interests, learning styles and developmental needs of all
children and teens. Join us for a summer filled with friends, fun and laughter!
2016 SUMMER CAMP DATES
Programs begin July 4, 2016.
Camps are cancelled August 1, 2016.
LUNCH & SNACKS
Campers bring their own lunch, snacks
and drinks.
• Please pack items that do not require
refrigeration.
• Please send your child with a refillable
water bottle.
• We are NUT AWARE. Please do not send
any products that contain nuts.
CAMPERS
• For your child’s comfort and
protection, please wear running shoes
(no sandals, flip flops etc.).
• Dress in comfortable play clothes.
Please label all belongings.
• Sunscreen and hats are strongly
recommended.
• For camps that go swimming please
send a bathing suit and towel.
• Staff and the Town of Aurora are not
responsible for lost or stolen items
brought to camp. Campers
are encouraged to leave all
valuables at home.
OUR STAFF
• Treat all campers with respect, dignity
and honesty.
• Are a minimum of 16 years of age.
• Are chosen for their leadership skills,
enthusiasm and creativity.
• Have prior experience working with
children.
• Are trained in Standard First-Aid/CPR-C/
AED, and are AODA certified.
• Are required to provide a satisfactory
Police Vulnerable Sector Check (PVSC).
• Attend extensive pre-camp training.
Code of ConduCt
Conduct
Our staff will make every effort
to accommodate your child’s
needs and integrate them
into programming, however
we reserve the right with our
“Zero TOlerance
“ZerO
Tolerance POlicy”
Policy”
to remove and withdraw your
child from the program should
their behaviour cause harm to
themselves, participants, staff
or property.
EXTENDED CARE
For a nominal fee, Extended Care is
available daily 7:00am-9:00am and
4:00pm-6:00pm at the Stronach Aurora
Recreation Complex.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
All camps will continue during humidex/
heat warnings, and rain however
programming will be adapted to meet the
safety needs of the campers. Please dress
accordingly for the weather. Please note
that not all of our camp facilities are air
conditioned. Camps located outdoors will
be bussed to an alternate location in the
event of inclement weather.
INTEGRATION SERVICES
• Support options are available for
participants who require 1:1 assistance
• Participants requesting 1:1 support are
required to contact our Community
PARENT/CAREGIVERS
Programmer, Jodi Alexander, at
• You will receive a Camp WELCOME page
(905) 727-3123 ext. 3121 or
upon registering your child for camp and
jalexander@aurora.ca prior to
a Camp Newsletter the first day of camp
registering for camp.
with all of the details for the week.
• You will receive a “camper call” prior to
CHILD CARE AND
the first day of camp to discuss weekly
EARLY YEARS ACT
activities and answer any questions you
Due to changes in the Child Care and
may have.
Early Years Act, all campers must turn 4
• You will be asked to complete a
years old before they are permitted to
“Camper Information Form” on the first
attend any Town of Aurora Camp.
day of camp.
For further information please go to
• We welcome and encourage parents to
www.ontario.ca.
speak to our staff at any time.
• Please be prepared to show photo ID
when you are signing out your child
from camp.
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SuMMer CAMP
PRESCHOOL
PLAYBALL SUMMER CAMP
(Ages 4 To 5 Years)
Playball - Specialists in sports skills for
young kids, is delighted to present this
½ day summer camp opportunity as the
perfect introduction to multi-sports and
your little one’s first experience in sports,
and happy introduction to the skills that
will help your child’s future participation in
many different activities. Make sure your
child is part of the TEAM!
TOTS OF FUN!
(Ages 4 To 5 Years)
The Tots of Fun half day program is a
great place for the little ones to meet new
friends in a fun and safe environment.
Participants will rotate each day through
different fun activities such as on site
water play, arts and crafts, singsong and
many cooperative games. Participants will
also have lots of outdoor play and special
guests coming by to visit. Children MUST
be fully toilet trained.
KIDDIE KAMPUS GET READY FOR SCHOOL!
(Ages 4 To 5 Years)
An exciting opportunity especially
designed to help your child adjust to the
transition of starting school. Using stories,
songs, games and activities to encourage
independence this action packed camp
is aimed at providing a social, creative
and fun environment preparing your child
for the new adventure they are about to
begin.
KINDER KAMP!
(Ages 4 To 6 Years)
Is your little camper ready for their first
full day camp experience? Then Kinder
Kamp is the camp for them. The campers
will have the opportunity to enjoy outdoor
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water play, arts and crafts, singsong, sports
and many activities in a co-operative
environment supported by experienced
and qualified staff. Each week will follow a
different fun theme allowing for an entire
summer of excitement. Come and join us
for the non-stop fun!
FINALE KINDER KAMP
(Ages 4 To 6 Years)
There’s one final session of summer fun
and camp excitement. These five days
will provide a variety of activities for the
campers! Children are divided into groups
and will rotate to different activities such
as arts and crafts, sports, singsong and
quiet games. Each day will encompass a
different theme and a special guest will be
coming by to visit. Campers will also have
the opportunity to enjoy water play this
week.
MONKEYNASTIX CAMP
(Ages 4 To 8 Years)
A fun and challenging physical literacy
camp for monkeys aged 4-8! Each
day includes: free play, two 45 minute
Monkeynastix lessons (circuit training
using gymnastic-like equipment), arts &
crafts, group games, sport development
activities, teamwork building initiatives,
outdoor play, and special events. All
activities are geared to get children
‘sport ready’ by building strength,
speed, flexibility, coordination and good
sportsmanship. Monkeynastix camp
will also emphasize the importance of
physical activity and healthy living! At
the end of the week children will receive
a Monkeynastix surprise! Note: Children
must be toilet trained. This activity is
eligible for the Children’s Fitness Tax
Credit.
ACTIVE/SPORTS
SPORTS CAMP
(Ages 6 To 11 Years)
Join us for this action packed, high
energy week of sport instruction, active
games, mini tournaments and so much
more. Participants will learn the basic
skills of basketball, baseball, volleyball,
football, soccer, ball hockey and field
sports. Children will be divided into age
appropriate groups with the emphasis
on having fun, making friends and good
sportsmanship. Each week campers will
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have the opportunity to swim, skate and
enjoy a fun field trip. Ice skates are not
provided and a CSA approved hockey
helmet is mandatory; bicycle helmets will
not be allowed on the ice.
FINALE CAMP
Just when you thought summer camp was
over, there’s Finale Camp! Campers will
rotate through different activities such as
arts and crafts, sports, quiet games and
leadership challenges. Each day will cover
a different fun and exciting theme with
some surprises along the way. A special
field trip will be planned and campers will
get to enjoy both swimming and skating
during the week. Come finish the summer
in style at Finale Camp!
AURORA MUNICIPAL
BASKETBALL LEAGUE CAMP
Enjoy a week of AMBL excitement, where
each day will feature multiple player
challenges, fun games, skill development
and scrimmage opportunities. The last day
will feature a number of special events
and a tournament. Participants will have
the opportunity to swim once in the week.
Players must bring lunch, snacks, and a
water bottle daily.
FIT & FUN CAMP
School is finally out, are you tired of sitting
in class all day long? Come join us for
a week of fitness with Fit & Fun Camp!
Our enthusiastic and energetic staff will
take you through a week of being active
and having a great time! During the
week you will learn fitness basics, enjoy
time in our fitness centre, go swimming,
take part in various sports and spend
some time enjoying the beautiful summer
weather. You will also be able to learn new
activities from special guests and take part
in an off-site field trip!
CHALLENGE PLUS
Are you up for the challenge? Come join
our enthusiastic staff in this fun filled
leadership experience. Participants will
enjoy outdoor challenges, leadership
activities and will have an opportunity to
make lasting friendships. Activities include
arts & crafts, fitness, sports, special guests,
a field trip and the opportunity to skate
and swim.
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ELITE ATHLETES CAMP
Campers will benefit from professional
coaching and instruction from specialists
in each of the following sports: Soccer,
Basketball, Baseball and Beach Volleyball.
Each coach is certified by their specific
sport association to work with athletes
in this age range. This full day camp is
offered to campers ages 11 to 15. The
camp operates at the Aurora Sports
Dome offering soccer fields, a regulation
basketball court, two baseball diamonds
and two beach volleyball courts. Campers
will also go swimming once per week
and will get to use our rock climbing wall.
Campers provide their own nut-free lunch
and snacks.
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NUTRITION CAMP
(Ages 13 + Years)
Love fitness and nutrition? Wish you
knew more? Join us for this week long
camp where you will learn fitness basics,
have fun and experiment in our teaching
kitchen. Some of our activities will include:
climbing the rock wall, hiking on the Tim
Jones Trail, preparing a daily snack in our
teaching kitchen, special guest nutrition
expert, cyclefit class, swimming, skating,
time in our fitness centre and much
more! We have 2 jammed packed weeks
available.
EDUCATIONAL
EMERGENCY 911 CAMP
Would you like to learn more about the
emergency services in your neighborhood?
This exciting camp will teach you all about
Firefighters, Police Officers, Paramedics,
and Lifeguards in your community. Each
day will encompass a different theme and
will feature special guests and activities
including Basic First Aid and CPR. Campers
will also participate in fun camp activities
such as arts and crafts, games, sports and
swimming. Spend your week hanging out
with the professionals!
hiking, orienteering, shelter building, bug
exploration, photography, nature themed
arts and crafts, a cookout, and so much
more! Come explore fields, forests, and
ponds with our environmental educators
from Scanlon Creek Nature Centre. Please
note, ‘Week A’ and ‘Week B’ offer varied
themes and activities - welcoming campers
to participate two weeks in a row with
minimal repetition. Conservation Kids,
located at Sheppard’s Bush Conservation
Area, is an outdoor-focused camp and
participants should be prepared to be
outside in most weather conditions, rain or
shine. When preparing lunches please be
mindful of packaging that produces waste.
We strongly promote the use of reusable
food containers and water bottles.
JUNIOR CHEF COOKING CAMP
This hands-on introductory cooking class
to experience the joys of cooking while
Campers will create simple meals, easy
side dishes and delicious desserts. Campers
will learn their way around a kitchen
as safety, cleanliness and nutrition are
emphasized. Please specify any food
allergies or restrictions on your registration
form or by phoning the reception desk at
905-726-4770 so that your family file can
be updated.
TOP CHEF
If you love cooking and want to get your
hands dirty this camp is for you! Try
your hand at building menus, working
with a budget and even shopping for
the ingredients! Participants will work in
groups to put together their weekly menu,
take a trip to the grocery store to pick up
the ingredients and of course prepare the
meals! With guidance from experienced
and enthusiastic instructors participants
will learn all about cooking and nutrition
in a fun and safe environment!
CONSERVATION KIDS
Conservation Kids offers the best
of summer programming - natural
setting, unique activities, and outdoor
exploration - all within the heart of
Aurora. In partnership with the Town of
Aurora, Lake Simcoe Region Conservation
Authority offers a day camp experience
loaded with enjoyable activities such as
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workshops such as: Puppets on Stage,
Mad Hatters, Clowning Around, Canadian
Idol, Don’t Forget the Lyrics, Whose Line Is
It?, So We Know You Can Dance, Behind
the Stunts, Extreme Stage Makeover
and more! Taught in a fun and creative
atmosphere by the Canadian Children’s
Theatre Co., celebrating their 20th year
in partnership with the Town of Aurora,
children will be introduced to the joys
of the performing arts while they gain
confidence and allow their vibrant
personalities to flourish.
SWIMMING
ARTS
SUPER SWIMMERS CAMP
(Ages 4 To 6 & 7 To 12 Years)
Super Swimmers campers will enjoy an
exciting full day camp experience and
they will also work towards completing
a Red Cross swimming level. Participants
will start the morning off in the pool
taking a swimming lesson with a certified
instructor/lifeguard, and for the remainder
of the program day they will participate in
fun camp activities such as arts and crafts,
games, songs and outdoor play. Come
join us for this exciting camp experience.
Please note that children will be taught
the RED CROSS LEARN TO SWIM LEVELS. If
possible, please bring your child’s previous
report card on the first day of camp.
THEATRE CAMP - A FUN BUNCH OF
MUNSCH
(Ages 5 To 7 Years)
Celebrating their 20th year in partnership
with the Town of Aurora, the Canadian
Children’s Theatre Co. is proud to present
this popular, exciting and creative summer
camp program for young actors aged 5
to 7. In this fun-filled one-week program,
children will be led step by step through
the theatrical process as they focus on
acting, comedy, singing, dancing and
staging. The young actors will build
confidence and teamwork in preparation
for their performance featuring a
collection of popular and zany stories by
Robert Munsch including The Paper Bag
Princess, The Fire Station, Mud Puddle and
many others. Children will also benefit
from a variety of theatre workshops
including clowning, improv, puppetry,
mask and basic acting instruction as
well as participate in theatre games and
production crafts. Laughter and applause
are guaranteed as the actors showcase
their talents before adoring fans on the
final day of camp. NoTE: Campers can
register for multiple sessions without
performing in the same story.
AQUATIC SPORT & FITNESS CAMP
Provide your child with opportunities
to try a wide range of sport and fitness
related activities. This camp is designed
to influence lifestyle choices and increase
the value of aquatic sport and fitness
activities to children of all ages. Come
and experience learning new sports and
working on skills such as water polo,
lifesaving sports, underwater hockey,
spring board diving and more. We’ll keep
your child busy as well with other activities
outside the pool such as outdoor play and
games, all of which will be geared towards
fitness and having fun.
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ACTING OUT!
This dynamic and interactive performance
camp for 5 to 10 year olds features
a variety of stimulating, fast-paced
DANCE CAMP
Jump, spin and dance to the music! This
lively and exciting dance camp program
offered by the Canadian Children’s
Theatre Co. will combine the basic aspects
of ballet, jazz, hip hop and musical
theatre and introduce campers to the
joys of dance! Participants will be given
the opportunity to develop grace and
their personalities to flourish. The dancer’s
efforts will be rewarded with the rich
sound of applause during their final
last day of camp featuring music from a
variety of popular family movies.
NoTE: Campers can register for multiple
sessions without repeating content.
MUSICAL THEATRE - WIZARD OF OZ
this creative and exciting Musical Theatre
Camp for 6 to 10 year olds. Budding
performers will benefit from the exciting
diversity of daily workshops in singing,
dancing and acting, provided by theatre
and teaching professionals. They will also
have the opportunity to put their mark
on the performance through the creation
of production crafts, the building of
confidence and in honing their dramatic
skills! Children will perform in a popular
children’s musical such as Annie, Wizard
of Oz, Seussical the Musical or Shrek
the Musical! Laughter and applause are
guaranteed as the performers showcase
their talents in a professional-scale
production including costumes, props & set
elements, before adoring fans on the final
day of camp.
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ARTS CAMP
Are you ready to express yourself?
Campers will be guided through a variety
of conventional and non-conventional art
projects. Campers will be introduced to
drama, music, dance and much more. Each
session, campers will participate in a field
trip or fun workshop where a special guest
will come in to teach. Campers will also
participate in traditional camp activities
such as games, sports and swimming. The
week is completed with an Art Exhibit for
parents and friends on the last day of the
session.
THEATRE CAMP
this creative, challenging and fun Theatre
Camp for 8 to 14 year olds. Taught in a
fun and creative atmosphere by theatre
and teaching professionals, participants
are led through the rehearsal and
performance process where they will have
the opportunity to hone their performance
skills as well as gain confidence and an
enriched understanding of teamwork. But
that’s not all! Children will also participate
in daily, stimulating, performance-based
theatre workshops such as puppetry,
improvisation and comedy. Participants
will perform in a full-length play based on
literary classics such as Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory, Charlotte’s Web, The
Jungle Book, James and the Giant Peach,
Pippi Longstocking…and many more!
Performers will showcase their talents in
a professional-scale production including
costumes, props and sets, all before
adoring fans on the last Thursday of the
two-week session.
MUSICAL THEATRE CAMP
this creative, challenging and fun Musical
Theatre Camp for 11 to 15 year olds.
Performers benefit from the exciting
diversity of daily workshops, provided by
theatre professionals in vocal, acting and
dance training where they will have the
opportunity to hone their performance
skills as well as gain confidence and an
enriched understanding of teamwork.
Participants will perform in a popular
musical such as Legally Blonde, Hairspray,
All Shook Up, Rock of Ages, Bring it On,
The Drowsy Chaperone…and many more.
Performers will showcase their talents in
a professional-scale production including
costumes, props and sets, all before
adoring fans on the last Thursday of the
two-week session.
EXPLORATION/
TECHNOLOGY
ADVENTURE CAMP
Campers will enjoy the outdoor
environment as they make new friends,
learn about teamwork and take part in
traditional camp crafts, games, sports and
many other special activities. Campers
will participate in daily rotations in groups
made up of campers your same age. Each
week campers will have the opportunity
to participate in swimming, special guest
visits and off-site field trips. Adventure
Camp is the perfect place for a fun and
exciting camp experience!
FUTURE ENGINEERS
Experience the world of electronics
and robotics in this interactive, fun
and recreational technology camp and
become a junior engineer for the week.
Campers will gain an understanding of
basic electronics, mechanics and robotic
theory. Each day will include half day
of technology activities and half day of
indoor and outdoor play, arts and crafts,
games and special events.
own light sabers, and assemble a set of
circuits using batteries and light bulbs.
While Thomas Edison said invention is
10% inspiration and 90% perspiration,
this camp is 100% FUN! Each day is
unique but they are all designed to be fun,
exciting and hands-on. . Camp-Day Themes
include: Shipwrecked, Whiz Kids, Rock
Paper-Scissors, Think Fast, Science Fiction
MAD SCIENCE FLIGHT ACADEMY (C)
The week will fly by as we travel through
time looking at the earliest flying
machines right up to modern day rocket
launches. We’ll cover it all. Become a
Junior Aviator and discover the principals
of flight and aerodynamics. Zip up your
space suit for a planetary tour while we
investigate the wonders of our very own
Milky Way. Join your fellow astronauts as
we send an awesome Mad Science rocket
to the moon…well at least into the sky!
As Mad Science Technicians, you will build
sundials, Bead Dippers, parachutes and an
incredible wind tunnel simulator. It will be
a blast! Camp-Day Themes include: The
“Wright” Stuff, It’s an Up Thing, The Milky
Way, Newton’s Loco-Motion and Rockin’
Rockets.
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MAD SCIENCE - SCIENCE
ADVENTURES (A)
Campers will use forensic science to solve
a crime. A visit to Cell City will reveal
the inner workings of DNA while a trip
down the Organ Trail will provide a Body
Portrait. Explore the wonders of gravity,
balance and the science behind the illusive
sweet spot. We will discover how to get
a rainbow in a test tube and build a
Potato Power Plant during a day of radical
chemical reactions. Camp-Day Themes
include: At the Scene of the Crime, Organ
Trail, Radical Reactions, The Science of
Sport, Cell City.
MAD SCIENCE - EUREKA (B)
Welcome to the world of inventions!
Children will be challenged to overcome a
series of daily tasks by using their brains,
brawn, tips from famous inventors, cool
equipment and simple machines. They’ll
create catapults and forts, design their
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AURORA DAY TRIPPERS
Join us for an exciting week of camp
where each day features a field trip to a
fun offsite attraction! Each day campers
will visit different locations within York
Region and the GTA. Trip locations are
subject to change. Admission fees are
included. The trip schedules will be
available closer to the program start dates.
MAD SCIENCE CHECKMATE CHESS CAMP (D)
Chess the Mad Science way is a blast.
Everyday children will learn the chess rules,
strategies and tactics. Game pieces have
been given extraordinary personalities and
are brought to life. Play with our giant
chess set - the biggest you’ve ever seen!
Campers receive their own magnetic chess
set. As an extra bonus, part of each day
will be spent doing super-cool science
where children will make a daily takehome activity such as a Rocket, Stunt
Plane, Space Shuttle, Racer Car, Silly Putty,
Superball and more.
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Playball Camp
4-5 yrs
Monkeynastix Camp
4-8 yrs
Tots of Fun
4-5 yrs
Kiddie Kampus
4-5 yrs
Kinder Kamp
4-6 yrs
Finale Kinder Kamp
4-6 yrs
Super Swimmers
4 - 6 yrs
Theatre Camp -A Fun Bunch of Munsch.
5-7 yrs
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Please note: Weeks A, B and C offer a
variety of trip locations. Weeks A, B and C
will not directly repeat any programming;
however, locations will repeat themselves
in August for matching weeks.
MULTIMEDIA
KIDS GREAT MINDS-MULTI-THEMED
TECHNOLOGY CAMP
This exciting camp program will provide
campers with 4-5 hours of hands
on technology programming and an
opportunity to work with the latest
software, computer and digital equipment.
Each week a different theme will be
covered:
A) PC and Xbox Video Game Creation;
B) Redstone Inventions in Minecraft©
C) 3D Printing. Campers will also
participate in traditional camp activities
such as arts and crafts, games, sports and
swimming.
KIDS GREAT MINDS CREATE MINECRAFT© MODS
(Ages 11 To 15 years)
Campers will learn to modify Minecraft©
and create their own Mods from start
to finish programming in Java. Creating
Mods will alter their gameplay, change the
creative feel, and allow more options in
how to interact in their Minecraft© world.
KIDS GREAT MINDS 3D PRINTING CAMP
(Ages 12 + years)
Come and 3D print with us! Fabricate from
start to finish your own 3D objects such
as cars, jewelry, robots and small toys and
anything else you can imagine. Campers
will take home one piece at the end of the
camp. Note: more pieces can be made at
an additional cost.
DATES
LOCATION
TIME
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July 4 - July 8
July 25 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
July 11 - July 15
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July 18 - July 22
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July 4 - July 8
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 15 - Aug 19
Aug 22 - Aug 26
Aug 29 - Sept 2
July 4 - July 8
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 15 - Aug 19
Aug 22 - Aug 26
Aug 29 - Sept 2
July 4 - July 15
July 18 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 12*
Aug 15 - Aug 26
July 11 - July 15
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 22 - Aug 26
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PROGRAM
AGE
Acting Out!
5-10 yrs
Dance Camp
6-10 yrs
Musical Theatre Camp Wizard of Oz
6-10 yrs
Sports Camp
6-11 yrs
Adventure Camp
6-11 yrs
Arts Camp
6-11 yrs
Mad Science Camp
6-12 yrs
Conservation Kids
6-12 yrs
Aurora Day Trippers
7-11 yrs
Kids Great Minds-MultiThemed Technology Camp
8 -12 yrs
Finale Camp
6-12 yrs
Aurora Municipal Basketball League - Camp
7-13 yrs
Future Engineers
6-11 yrs
DATES
July 4 - July 8
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
Aug 29 - Sept 2
July 11 - July 15
July 25 - July 29
Aug 22 - Aug 26
July 18 - July 22
Aug 15 - Aug 19
Aug 29 - Sept 2
July 4 - July 8
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 15 - Aug 19
Aug 22 - Aug 26
July 4 - July 8
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 15 - Aug 19
Aug 22 - Aug 26
July 4 - July 8
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 15 - Aug 19
Aug 22 - Aug 26
July 4 - July 8 (A)
July 18 - July 22 (B)
Aug 2 - Aug 5* (C)
Aug 15 - Aug 19 (D)
July 4 - July 8
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 15 - Aug 19
Aug 22 - Aug 26
July 4 - July 8 (A)
Aug 2 - Aug 5* (C)
Aug 8 - Aug 12 (A)
Aug 15 - Aug 19 (B)
Aug 22 - Aug 26 (C)
July 11 - July 15 (A)
Aug 15 - Aug 19 (A)
Aug 22 - Aug 26 (C)
Aug 29 - Sept 2
July 25 - July 29
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 22 - Aug 26
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
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TBA
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$188.00/4*
$235.00/5
$235.00/5
$235.00/5
$299.00/5
$299.00/5
$239.00/4*
$299.00/5
$299.00/5
$299.00/5
$299.00/5
$299.00/5
$299.00/5
$299.00/5
$160.00/5
$189.00/5
$189.00/5
$189.00/5
$235.00/5
$235.00/5
42359
42360
42361
42362
42363
42364
42365
42366
42367
42089
42090
42091
42092
42093
42094
42095
42096
42097
42098
42099
42100
42101
42102
42103
42104
42105
42106
42107
42108
42109
42110
42111
42112
42121
42122
42123
42124
42125
42126
42127
42128
42129
42130
42131
42132
42133
42134
42135
42136
42137
42138
42139
42140
42141
42142
42143
43257
43258
43259
42148
42149
www.aurora.ca
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SuMMer CAMP
PROGRAM
Junior Chef Cooking Camp
7-11 yrs
Super Swimmers - SARC
7-12 yrs
Super Swimmers - AFLC
7-12 yrs
Aquatic Sport and Fitness Camp
7-12 yrs
Emergency 911 Camp
8-12 yrs
Theatre Camp
8-14 yrs
Elite Athletes Camp
neW!
11-15 yrs
Musical Theatre Camp
11-15 yrs
Fit & Fun
9-12 yrs
Challenge Plus
11-12 yrs
Top Chef
12-14 yrs
Fitness and Nutrition Camp
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AGE
neW!
13 + yrs
Kids Great Minds - Create Minecraft© Mods
11-15yrs
Kids Great Minds - 3D Printing Camp
12 + yrs
www.aurora.ca
DATES
July 4 – July 8
July 18 – July 22
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 22 – Aug 26
July 4 - July 15
July 18 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 12*
Aug 15 - Aug 26
July 4 - July 15
July 18 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 12*
Aug 15 - Aug 26
July 25 - July 29
Aug 29 - Sept 2
July 11 - July 15
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
Aug 15 - Aug 19
Aug 8 - Aug 19
July 11 - July 15
July 25 - July 29
Aug 22 - Aug 26
July 18 - July 29
July 18 - July 22
Aug 8 - Aug 12
July 4 - July 8
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
July 4 - July 8
July 25 - July 29
July 11 - July 15
Aug 8 - Aug 12
July 4 - July 8
July 18 - July 22
Aug 22 - Aug 26
LOCATION
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
SARC
SARC
SARC
SARC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
SARC
SARC
56 Victoria St
56 Victoria St
56 Victoria St.
TBA
Aurora Sports Dome
Aurora Sports Dome
Aurora Sports Dome
TBA
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
AFLC
TIME
9:30am-12:00pm
9:00am-4:00pm
9:00am-4:00pm
9:00am–4:00pm
8:45am - 4:00pm
8:45am - 4:00pm
8:45am - 4:00pm
8:45am - 4:00pm
8:45am - 4:00pm
8:45am - 4:00pm
8:45am - 4:00pm
8:45am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am-4:00pm
9:00am-4:00pm
9:00am-4:00pm
9:00am-4:00pm
9:00am-4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
1:00pm - 3:30pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
FEE/CLASS
CODE
$140.00/5
$381.00/5
$381.00/5
$381.00/5
$405.00/10
$405.00/10
$375.00/9*
$405.00/10
$405.00/10
$405.00/10
$375.00/9*
$405.00/10
$169.00/5
$169.00/5
$174.00/5
$139.00/4*
$174.00/5
$464.00/10
$350.00/5
$350.00/5
$350.00/5
$459.00/10
$179.00/5
$179.00/5
$179.00/5
$145.00/4*
$155.00/5
$399.00/5
$179.00/5
$179.00/5
$301.00/5
$301.00/5
$301.00/5
42144
42145
42146
42147
42150
42151
42152
42153
42155
42156
42157
42158
41780
41781
42160
42161
42162
43413
42636
42637
42638
42368
42373
42374
42375
42164
42166
42167
43255
43256
43264
43266
43265
SuMMer CAMP
ATTENTION Working Parents
Extend-A-Camp
If you register your child(ren) for one of our exciting full day Summer Camp Programs, you can take advantage of extended hours of
supervision. Extend-A-Camp is intended for parents who need to get to work on time or who may need some additional supervision
for their child once the regular camp programs end each day. Children will be supervised by qualified and energetic Camp Staff who
will have an excellent selection of enjoyable activities to offer children of all ages. There will be movies, games, crafts, table games,
cards and much more. Extend-A-Camp is only available for our FULL DAY Camps.
7:00 am to 8:45 am
Parents drop children off at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex. Please note that busses depart promptly at 8:45
am. Please make sure your child is dropped off prior to 8:45 am as busses will not be held for participants. Parents that
arrive late will be required to transport their camper(s) to the appropriate camp location on their own.
8:45 am - 3:45 pm
Children will be bused to and picked up from the camps they have been registered for. Camps include: all camps that
operate from 9 am - 4 pm only.
4:15 pm - 6:00 pm
Parents must pick up children by 6:00 pm at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex. Please phone (905) 726-4770 if
you are running late. An additional fee of $5.00 for each 15 minute interval will be charged.
FEE: 5 Days - AM care - $45.00, PM care - $45.00
4 Days - AM care - $36.00, PM care - $36.00
PARENTS Please choose the correct week that coincides with the camp your child will attend during the same week. Locate the
camp under the specific Full Day Camp Options list and then locate the code under the AM or PM column for the specific
week you would like.
PLEASE NOTE If the camp you register for runs for 2 weeks, you will need to register for 2 separate weeks of Extend-A-Camp.
FULL DAY CAMP OPTIONS
*July 4 - July 8
WK 1
July 11 - July 15
WK 2
July 18 - July 22
WK 3
July 25 - July 29
WK 4
AM
PM
AM
AM
AM
Theatre- Acting Out
42376
42379
PM
Aurora Day Trippers
42382
42387
42389
42388
Adventure Camp
41839
41847
41840
41848
41841
PM
41849
41842
PM
41850
Aquatic Sport and Fitness Camp
42394
42395
Aurora Municipal Basketball League Camp
43215
43227
41858
41866
Arts Camp
41855
41863
Challenge Plus
42399
42400
Conservation Kids
43230
43231
41856
41864
41871
41878
Theatre- Dance Camp
42403
42405
Emergency 911
42410
42413
41857
41872
41865
41879
41873
41880
42406
42407
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
WK5
*Aug 8 - Aug 12
WK6
Aug 15 - Aug 19
WK7
Aug 22 - Aug 26
WK8
AM
PM
AM
AM
AM
42377
42380
PM
PM
PM
42383
42390
42384
42391
42385
42392
42386
42393
41843
41851
41844
41852
41845
41853
41846
41854
43216
43228
43217
43229
41860
41868
41861
41869
41862
41870
41875
41882
41876
41883
41859
41867
42401
42402
41874
41881
42411
42414
42412
41877
41884
42408
42409
Finale Kinder
Fit & Fun
Theatre - Fun Bunch of Munsch
42426
Junior Chef (7-11 yrs)
Kids Great Minds (11 - 15 yrs)
42443
43267
42419
42422
42424
42417
42430
Future Engineers
Kids Great Minds (8 - 12 yrs)
42416
42433
42435
42437
42440
42447
43270
43268
42434
42436
42444
42451
42506
42505
42423
42425
42427
42431
42438
42441
42420
42429
42445
42452
Top Chef (12-14 yrs)
42439
42442
42446
42453
43269
43274
Kinder Kamp
41889
41898
41890
41899
41891
41900
41892
41901
41893
41902
41894
41903
41895
41904
41897
41905
41906
41914
41907
41915
41908
41916
41909
41917
41910
41918
41911
41919
41912
41920
41913
41921
42507
42509
42508
42510
Theatre Camp
43277
43279
43278
43280
Sports Camp
41922
41930
41923
41931
41924
41932
41925
41933
41926
41934
41927
41935
41928
41936
41929
41937
Tennis Camp
41938
41946
41939
41947
41940
41948
41941
41949
41942
41950
41943
41951
41944
41952
41945
41953
Mad Science
42511
42515
42512
42517
42513
42518
42514
42519
42520
42527
42522
42529
Super Swimmers (4-6)
41954
41962
41955
41963
41956
41964
41957
41965
41958
41966
41959
41967
41960
41968
41961
41969
Super Swimmers - SARC (7-12)
41970
41978
41971
41979
41972
41980
41973
41981
41974
41982
41975
41984
41976
41985
41977
41986
Super Swimmers - AFLC (7-12)
41987
41995
41989
41997
41990
41998
41991
41999
41992
42000
41993
42001
42640
42643
41988
41996
Elite Athletes Camp
42639
42642
Fitness and Nutrition Camp
43234
43236
42396
42398
41885
42003
41887
41888
42418
42421
43232
43233
42432
LIT
Monkeynastix
PM
42381
43271
Kids Great Minds (12 + yrs)
Musical Theatre Camp
AM
42378
42415
Finale
Theatre- Wizard of Oz
Aug 24-Aug 28
WK9
43235
41994
42002
42641
42644
43237
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SuMMer CAMP
SUMMER CAMP
Integration Services
The Town of Aurora welcomes and encourages all children with disabilities to participate in any of our summer camp programs. Every
effort will be made for a child to participate at a level suitable to their abilities, support needs, program choice and facility access.
Arrangements for assistance may be available with one of the Integration Counsellors or volunteers. Let us help you provide a positive
experience for your camper.
A PARTICIPANT REQUIRES SUPPORT IF…
• Extra support is required at school in the classroom
• A physical, medical, developmental and/or learning disability exists that affects the safety of the participant or that of other participants
• Extra support is needed at home for basic care such as dressing and toileting
• Participant is currently associated with a support agency or program
SUPPORT OPTIONS…
1. You may provide the one-to-one support yourself in the form of a family member, friend, trained support/social worker or nurse.
2. You may request volunteer support. Leisure Buddy Volunteers are primarily students volunteering their time, and their qualifications
are minimal. Although they will participate in a training program, they may not necessarily have experience working with individuals
with special needs. There is no additional cost for a Leisure Buddy. We may request that a child with a disability be accompanied by a
support staff in order to ensure the health or safety of the child or others involved in our programs.
3. You may request an Integration Counsellor.
PLEASE NoTE: The deadline to request an Integration Counsellor for your child is March 31, 2016.
Aurora Residents: Integration staff support is available to Aurora residents at no charge. There is no limit to the number of days your
child can attend camp if you have made your request before the March 31, 2016 deadline. Requests for an Integration staff after the
deadline can be accommodated with an additional fee of $12.75/hr and only if space and staff resources are available.
Non-Aurora Residents: Integration staff support is available to non-residents at an additional fee of $12.75/hr. There is no limit to
the number of days your child can attend camp if you have made your request before the March 31, 2016 deadline. Requests for an
Integration counsellor after the deadline will only be accommodated if space and staff resources are available.
HOW DO I REGISTER?
• Look through the current Parks and Recreation Program Guide, Summer Camp section for a camp that your child may be interested in.
• Please contact the Community Programmer before registering to discuss your child’s needs and support requirements.
Please call 905-727-3123 ext. 3121 or email jalexander@aurora.ca.
• Register for your program using any of the registration methods listed on page 6.
• Our Community Programmer will confirm your registration and support requirements prior to your chosen camp session.
PLEASE NOTE
• Final decisions regarding support options as outlined above are at the
discretion of Town staff.
• Participants expecting financial assistance from a third party organization
(ie. PLAY) are REQUIRED to notify Town staff if they require one-to-one
assistance in the summer by the March 31, 2016 deadline, regardless of when
funding is confirmed.
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
For those required to pay for an Integration Counsellor, please note that your
child may be eligible for funding through the Ministry of Community and Social
Services’ “Special Services at Home” (SSAH) Program. Inquiries regarding SSAH
can be made through the Ministry Office in Aurora at 905-868-8900.
REGISTRATION
When registering your child please ensure that you include any and all details
on your registration form or that you phone reception at 905-726-4770 to
have your family file updated with any specific needs, medical conditions and/
or life threatening allergies. Please note that there is no way of indicating this
information when using our e-PLAY online registration system.
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Volunteers Needed
Become a
LeisureBuddy!
Are you interested in making a difference in
the life of a child with a disability? Then this is
the volunteer opportunity for you! This program
will link a participant with a volunteer who is
enthusiastic and committed to providing support.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, are
14 years of age or older and are available throughout
the summer, please contact our Community
Programmer at 905-727-3123 ext. 3121 or email
jalexander@aurora.ca for more information.
SuMMer CAMP
Tennis Camp
PROGRAM
JUNIOR TENNIS CAMPS
Junior Tennis Summer Camp is offered for players of all skill levels - beginner to intermediate and
advanced skill levels are welcome. The camp is divided into three courts, determined by age and skill
level. Campers are taught the fundamentals of the serve, ground strokes and volley in high tempo drills
emphasizing balance and footwork. The coaches use balls and court sizes appropriate to the age of the
group. Campers cross train (soccer, baseball, frisbee etc.) approximately 20% of each day on the sports
field beside the courts. Afternoon and Full-day campers only swim one day per week. Full day
campers must provide their own lunch. All campers should bring water and snacks (all food to be nut-free
as program areas are NUT AWARE). Each camper receives a T-shirt and each Friday is tournament day
with pizza and prizes for all. Campers are relocated to an indoor facility in the event of rain. If you have
any questions, Please contact Bill Maron at bill@totaltennis.ca or (416) 565-8774.
LOCATION:
Fleury Park Tennis Courts
TIME:
9:00 am -12:00 pm or 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (HALF DAY OPTION)
9:00 am - 4:00 pm (FULL DAY OPTION)
FEE:
5 DAYS $273.00 (Full Day)
4 DAYS $220.00* (Full Day)
SESSION # 1
SESSION # 2
SESSION # 3
SESSION # 4
SESSION # 5*
SESSION # 6
SESSION # 7
SESSION # 8
SESSION # 9
July 4 - July 8
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 5*
Aug 8 - Aug 12
Aug 15 - Aug 19
Aug 22 - Aug 26
Aug 29 - Sept 2
$177.00 (Half Day)
$142.00* (Half Day)
FULL DAY
42311
42312
42313
42314
42315
42316
42317
42318
42319
HALF DAY AM HALF DAY PM
42320
42329
42321
42330
42322
42331
42323
42332
42324
42333
42325
42334
42326
42335
42327
42336
42328
42337
OUT OF SCHOOL EARLY?
Kick start your summer with these additional weeks of Junior Tennis camp. Please note that for these two weeks only, campers will
not be going swimming. Extended Care options are also unavailable until July 4, 2016 when Session 1 begins.
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - June 30*
neW!
neW!
FULL DAY
42339
42342
HALF DAY AM HALF DAY PM FULL DAY FEE HALF DAY FEE
42340
42341
$250.00/5
$150.00/5
42343
42344
$200.00/4
$120.00/4
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SuMMer 2016 TenniS leSSonS
ALL PROGRAMS
are located at the
FLEURY PARK COURTS
The park south of the Aurora
Community Centre
Total Tennis offers lessons for ages 3 to Adult for levels Beginner to Intermediate.
Make-up lessons will be held from Friday August 26 - Thursday September 1 (normal day & time).
Maximum 1 make-up class per course.
All programs are cancelled from Saturday July 30 - Monday August 1, 2016 (Civic Holiday)
4 Tots Tennis for 3 to 4 year olds - each player receives a free small racquet
neW!
4 More Adult Lesson Options Including: Early Bird Workouts, Boot Camps, Doubles Drills,
THIS YEAR:
Lunchtime Lessons
If you have questions regarding any of the tennis programs please contact Bill Maron at
bill@totaltennis.ca or (416) 565-8774.
Junior & Youth Lessons
AGE
3 to 4
3 to 4
5 to 6
5 to 6
5 to 6
7 to 8
7 to 8
7 to 8
7 to 8
9 to 10
9 to 10
9 to 10
9 to 10
LEVEL(s)
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg 2 & Int
Beg & Beg 2
Beg 2 & Int
DAY
Sat
Sun
Mon
Thu
Sun
Tue
Wed
Fri
Sat
Mon
Thu
Fri
Sat
START
July 9
July 10
July 4
July 7
July 10
July 5
July 6
July 8
July 9
July 4
July 7
July 8
July 9
AGE
11 to 13
11 to 13
11 to 13
14 to 17
14 to 17
LEVEL(s)
Beg 2 & Int
Beg & Beg 2
Beg 2 & Int
Beg 2 & Int
Beg & Beg 2
DAY
Wed
Fri
Sat
Tue
Sat
START
July 6
July 8
July 9
July 5
July 9
END
Aug 20
Aug 21
Aug 22
Aug 25
Aug 21
Aug 23
Aug 24
Aug 19
Aug 20
Aug 22
Aug 25
Aug 19
Aug 20
TIME
9:30am - 10:00am
12:00pm - 12:30pm
5:00pm - 6:00pm
5:00pm - 6:00pm
11:00am - 12:00pm
5:00pm - 6:00pm
5:00pm - 6:00pm
7:00pm - 8:00pm
11:00am - 12:00pm
6:00pm - 7:00pm
6:00pm - 7:00pm
5:00pm - 6:00pm
12:00pm - 1:00pm
WEEKS
6
6
7
8
6
8
8
7
6
7
8
7
6
FEE
$42.00
$42.00
$98.00
$112.00
$84.00
$112.00
$112.00
$98.00
$84.00
$98.00
$112.00
$98.00
$84.00
CODE
42264
42265
42268
42269
42270
42271
42272
42273
42274
42276
42279
42278
42280
WEEKS
8
7
6
8
6
FEE
$112.00
$98.00
$84.00
$112.00
$84.00
CODE
42283
42282
42284
42286
42289
WEEKS
6
6
FEE
$36.00
$36.00
CODE
42290
42291
WEEKS
8
8
FEE
$94.92
$94.92
CODE
42301
42303
WEEKS
7
8
7
7
8
8
7
8
6
FEE
$126.56
$144.64
$126.56
$126.56
$144.64
$144.64
$126.56
$144.64
$108.48
CODE
42292
42293
42294
42295
42296
42297
42298
42299
42300
Youth Lessons
END
Aug 24
Aug 19
Aug 20
Aug 23
Aug 20
TIME
6:00pm - 7:00pm
6:00pm - 7:00pm
1:00pm - 2:00pm
6:00pm - 7:00pm
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Junior & Youth League (Supervised Matches)
AGE
7 to 10
11 to 17
LEVEL
Beg 2 & Int
Beg 2 & Int
AGE
League
League
LEVEL
Inter
Adv
DAY
Sun
Sun
START
July 10
July 10
END
Aug 21
Aug 21
TIME
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am - 11:00am
Adult League (18 + years) (includes HST)
DAY
Thu
Tue
START
July 7
July 5
END
Aug 25
Aug 23
TIME
7:00pm – 8:30pm
7:00pm – 8:30pm
Adult Lessons (includes HST)
AGE
18 +
18 +
18 +
18 +
18 +
18 +
18 +
18 +
18 +
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LEVEL(s)
Early Bird Workouts/All
Early Bird Workouts/All
Bootcamp/All
Bootcamp/All
Doubles/Int
Basics/Beg
Basics/Beg & Beg 2
Doubles/Int
Basics/Beg & Beg 2
www.aurora.ca
DAY
Mon
Wed
Mon
Fri
Tue
Thu
Mon
Wed
Sat
START
July 4
July 6
July 4
July 8
July 5
July 7
July 4
July 6
July 9
END
Aug 22
Aug 24
Aug 22
Aug 19
Aug 23
Aug 25
Aug 22
Aug 24
Aug 20
TIME
7:45am – 8:45am
7:45am – 8:45am
12:00pm – 1:00pm
12:00pm – 1:00pm
12:00pm – 1:00pm
12:00pm – 1:00pm
7:00pm – 8:00pm
7:00pm – 8:00pm
9:00am – 10:00am
SPrinG 2016 TenniS leSSonS
ALL PROGRAMS
are located at the
FLEURY PARK COURTS
The park south of the Aurora
Community Centre
Total Tennis offers lessons for ages 5 to Adult for levels Beginner to Intermediate.
Make-up lessons will be held from Friday June 24 - Thursday June 30 (normal day & time).
Maximum 1 make-up class per course.
All programs are cancelled from Saturday May 21 - Monday May 23, 2016 (Victoria Day)
neW!
THIS YEAR:
4 Tots Tennis for 3 to 4 year olds - each player receives a free small racquet
4 More Adult Lesson Options Including: Early Bird Workouts, Boot Camps, Doubles Drills, Lunchtime Lessons
If you have questions regarding any of the tennis programs please contact Bill Maron at
bill@totaltennis.ca or (416) 565-8774.
Junior Lessons
AGE
3 to 4
3 to 4
3 to 4
3 to 4
5 to 6
5 to 6
5 to 6
7 to 8
7 to 8
7 to 8
7 to 8
7 to 8
9 to 10
9 to 10
9 to 10
9 to 10
9 to 10
LEVEL
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg & Beg 2
Beg 2 & Int
Beg & Beg 2
Beg 2 & Int
DAY
Tue
Wed
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Sat
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Mon
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
START
Apr 26
Apr 27
Apr 23
Apr 24
Apr 25
Apr 26
Apr 23
Apr 26
Apr 27
Apr 28
Apr 22
Apr 23
Apr 25
Apr 27
Apr 28
Apr 22
Apr 23
END
June 21
June 22
June 18
June 19
June 20
June 21
June 18
June 21
June 22
June 23
June 17
June 18
June 20
June 22
June 23
June 17
June 18
TIME
4:00pm - 4:30pm
4:00pm - 4:30pm
9:00pm - 9:30am
12:00pm - 12:30pm
4:30pm - 5:30pm
4:30pm - 5:30pm
9:30am - 10:30am
5:30pm - 6:30pm
4:30pm - 5:30pm
4:30pm - 5:30pm
6:30pm - 7:30pm
10:30am - 11:30am
5:30pm - 6:30pm
5:30pm - 6:30pm
5:30pm - 6:30pm
4:30pm - 5:30pm
11:30pm - 12:30pm
FEE
9
9
8
8
8
9
8
9
9
9
9
8
8
9
9
9
8
WEEKS
$64.00
$64.00
$56.00
$56.00
$112.00
$126.00
$112.00
$126.00
$126.00
$126.00
$126.00
$112.00
$112.00
$126.00
$126.00
$126.00
$112.00
CODE
42226
42227
42228
42229
42230
42231
42232
42234
42235
42236
42237
42238
42239
42240
42243
42242
42244
FEE
8
9
9
8
9
9
8
WEEKS
$168.00
$189.00
$126.00
$168.00
$189.00
$189.00
$112.00
CODE
42245
42247
42246
42248
42253
42254
42255
FEE
8
8
WEEKS
$48.00
$48.00
CODE
42256
42257
FEE
8
9
9
WEEKS
$144.64
$162.72
$162.72
CODE
42259
42260
42261
FEE
9
WEEKS
$106.79
CODE
42263
Youth Lessons
AGE
11 to 13
11 to 13
11 to 13
11 to 13
14 to 17
14 to 17
14 to 17
LEVEL
Beg & Beg 2
Beg 2 & Int
Beg & Beg 2
Beg 2 & Int
Beg 2 & Int
Beg 2 & Int
Beg & Beg 2
DAY
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sat
Tue
Thu
Sun
START
Apr 25
Apr 27
Apr 22
Apr 23
Apr 26
Apr 28
Apr 24
END
June 20
June 22
June 17
June 18
June 21
June 23
June 19
TIME
6:30pm - 8:00 pm
6:30pm - 8:00 pm
5:30pm - 6:30pm
12:30pm - 2:00pm
6:30pm - 8:00pm
6:30pm - 8:00pm
11:30pm - 12:30pm
Junior & Youth League (Supervised Matches)
AGE
7 to 10
11 to 17
LEVEL
Beg 2 & Int
Beg 2 & Int
DAY
Sun
Sun
START
Apr 24
Apr 24
END
June 19
June 19
TIME
9:30am - 10:30am
10:30am - 11:30am
Adult Lessons (18 + Years) (includes HST)
AGE
18 +
18 +
18 +
LEVEL
Beginner
Beginner 2
Intermediate
AGE
League
LEVEL
Intermediate
DAY
Mon
Tue
Wed
START
Apr 25
Apr 26
Apr 27
END
June 20
June 21
June 22
TIME
8:00pm - 9:00pm
8:00pm - 9:00pm
8:00pm - 9:00pm
Adult League (18 + years) (includes HST)
DAY
Thu
START
Apr 28
END
June 23
TIME
8:00pm - 9:30pm
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ARCHERY
Join us for an hour of fun and excitement
and try a great new activity! Participants
will get to learn and practice basic archery
skills and techniques with their friends in
an enjoyable and safe environment.
BABYSITTER’S TRAINING
(RED CROSS)
Participate in fun activities, and gain
hands- on practice! The Red Cross
Babysitting Course focuses on 5 main
areas: child caregiving, first aid, injury
prevention, leadership, and business
skills. Participants will receive a Red Cross
certification card upon completion.
DIRT CAMP- MOUNTAIN BIKE
SKILLS AND FITNESS PROGRAM
(14 to 17 years)
This eight week mountain bike program
will involve all aspects of handling a
bike in a variety of off-road conditions.
Participants, through activities, games,
skill sessions and trail riding, will learn
and further develop their bike handling
skills such as climbing, descending,
overcoming obstacles, braking, gearing,
bike fit, and caring for their bicycles.
Riders are required to have a bike and a
properly fitted helmet. Participants will be
placed in an appropriate age and ability
group with a certified instructor. Each
session will begin with a structured skill
development activity or game followed
by a trail ride to practice the new skill in
context. This program follows the Long
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Term Athlete Development model of
coaching. Participants will get active, stay
active and reach the greatest heights of
sport achievement in their sports if they
focus on the right things at the right
times. Aurora Dirt Camp will use the trails
adjacent at Sheppards Bush and the Case
Woodlot. Parking is just off Industry Street
(Mary Street). See you there!
FITNESS BOOTCAMP
FOR TWEENS
Using new techniques, this class will focus
on muscle conditioning using a variety of
fitness equipment such as stability balls,
body bars, hand weights and more to
improve your core stability, balance and
strength!
GRASSROOTS LACROSSE CLINIC
The Grassroots Lacrosse Clinic is a
great opportunity for kids to learn the
fundamental skills of lacrosse. Each session
will focus on introducing beginners to
Canada’s national summer sport through
professional Lacrosse instruction from elite
Canadian players in a fun, friendly noncontact environment. Each participant will
receive drill training and play fun games.
Players must bring a helmet with full face
protection, lacrosse stick, gloves (hockey
or lacrosse), running shoes, jock and
water. Some equipment will be available
to borrow on a first come, first serve
basis. Sessions will take place at Aurora
Grove Field and the Aurora Community
Centre so participants can experience both
“Field” and “Box” lacrosse. Instructors will
confirm locations at first class.
HOME ALONE
This program is designed for those who
may be left home alone for a short
period of time, especially after school. The
program will cover topics such as home
safety, street safety, fire safety, when to
call 911, the components of a first aid kit
and how it is used, plus much more!
INTRO TO BADMINTON
Have you always wanted to try badminton,
but never had a chance? Do you play
in your backyard or at your cottage?
Here’s your chance to test your skills
and learn new ones with this new Intro
to Badminton program! Start each class
learning and practicing a new skill or
technique, then finish off having a blast
as you face off against your fellow
participants. On the final day, come out for
a fun round robin tournament- bring your
A game for prizes!
INTRODUCTION TO GUITAR
(Ages 12 to 14 Years)
Would you like to learn to play your
guitar? This course will teach you guitar
geography, hand positions, sight reading,
chords and tubs, how to play simple
tunes and favourite melodies. Join us for
a comprehensive and fun way to learn!
Participants need to provide their own
guitar. There will be a $20 fee payable to
the instructor for the manuals.
youTH ProGrAMS
JOB PREP
This 4 week program will teach you how
to fill out a job application, build your
resume, learn important interview skills,
and find out how to impress a prospective
employer.
JR. LEADER
This program is designed to complement
the Leader In Training summer camp
program, whether you have already taken
it, or plan to this upcoming summer.
Participants will learn and practice
important leadership skills in a fun and
engaging environment. Together the group
will discuss the most important skills and
characteristics of a leader and how to
embody those. By the end of the course
each Jr. Leader will feel more confident in
their ability to both lead and work well in
a team environment!
KIDS GREAT MINDS Create Minecraft© Mods
Participants will learn to modify
Minecraft© and create their own Mods
from start to finish programming in Java.
PROGRAM
Creating Mods will alter their gameplay,
change the creative feel, and allow
more options in how to interact in their
Minecraft© world.
LEARN TO DRAW
(Ages 12 And Up)
Learn how to draw with step-by-step
instructions. Using a variety of tools each
week you will be introduced to technical
and creative exercises that will help you
develop your drawing skills. Materials not
included. A supply list will be available the
AFLC or at www.aurora.ca
MAKEUP APPLICATION
(Ages 12 and up)
This exciting new workshop is geared
towards those aged 12 and up who love
experimenting with makeup but don’t
know how to apply it. We will touch on
camouflaging acne & skin blemishes
with carefully applying the right amount
of makeup and proper colour selections.
Topics include proper product choices,
skin types, eye shapes, acne & blemishes,
different looks, brow shaping and much
more
TOP CHEF
Join us as we spend our Saturday
afternoons measuring, chopping and
mixing our way to a delicious lunch and
stunning dessert! Participants will get to
bring home a recipe book chock full of the
great things they make over the course of
the session, and even a few extras! Move
over Gordon Ramsay, the youth of Aurora
are taking over the kitchen. Please be sure
to specify any food allergies or restrictions
on your registration form.
YOUTH RUNNING PROGRAM
This community based running program
is for youth who want to learn new skills
and have fun running with others. It is a
non- competitive program. All fitness levels
are welcome- you just do your best and
compete against your own time. In this
program, you will learn to build endurance,
practice proper running form, pacing,
injury prevention and nutrition. Our
coaches will provide direction, motivation
and FUN! We run on the trails at Lambert
Willson Park.
AGE
DAY/START DATE
LOCATION
TIME
FEE/# WEEKS
CODE
Archery
12 to 15
Tue Apr 12
AFLC
7:15pm-8:15pm
$56.00/8
43192
Babysitter Training (Red Cross)
11 to 17
Fri Jun 3
Thu Apr 21
AFLC
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
6:30pm-8:00pm
$50.00/1
$50.00/5
43194
43193
Dirt Camp - Mountain Bike Skills
14 to 17
14 to 17
Mon Jul 4
Mon Apr 25
Sheppard’s Bush
Sheppard’s Bush
6:30pm-7:45pm
6:30pm-7:45pm
$180.00/8
$180.00/8
43198
43196
Fitness Bootcamp for Tweens
10 to 13
Tue Apr 12
AFLC
4:15pm-5:00pm
$52.00/8
43199
Grassroots Lacrosse Clinic
11 to 14
Sun May 8
Aurora Grove Soccer Field
7:00pm-8:30pm
FREE/1
43165
Grassroots Lacrosse Program
11 to 14
Sun May 29
ACC
7:00pm-8:30pm
$41.00/9
43166
Home Alone
10 to 12
Mon Mar 28
Wed Apr 27
AFLC
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
6:30pm-8:00pm
$47.00/1
$47.00/4
43200
43201
Intro to Badminton
12 to 15
Mon Apr 11
AFLC
6:00pm-7:00pm
$56.00/8
43202
Intro to Guitar
12 to 14
Sat Apr 9
ASC
12:30pm-1:30pm
$56.00/8
43203
Job Prep 101
14 to 17
Thu Apr 28
AFLC
6:00pm-7:00pm
$40.00/4
43204
Jr. Leader
12 to 13
Tue Apr 12
AFLC
6:30pm-8:00pm
$60.00/6
43205
Kids Great MindsCreate Mindcraft© Mods
12 to 16
Wed Apr 13
AFLC
7:00pm-8:30pm
$160.00/8
43206
Learn to Draw
12+
Mon Apr 11
ASC
6:00pm-7:15pm
$72.00/8
43207
Makeup Application
12+
Tue Apr 12
Shoppers Drug Mart
6:00pm-7:30pm
$10.00/1
43208
Top Chef
11 to 14
Sat Apr 9
AFLC
2:30pm-4:30pm
$10.00/1
43209
Youth Running Program
11 to 13
Mon Apr 25
Lambert Wilson Park
5:45pm-6:45pm
$45.00/6
43210
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National Youth Week
MAY 1 - 7, 2016.
Join us Youth Week for a celebration of Aurora's Youth.
Watch for more activities at www.aurora.ca
Free ROCk
SPRING
VOLUNTEER
May 5, 2016
FAIR Thursday
4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
CLIMBING
Come out and try our rock climbing wall for free!
Bring your friends and join us for an evening of
climbing and fun!
Tuesday
Time:
Location:
Ages:
You need volunteer hours to graduate,
come learn how to make a difference
in our community.
Interested in bringing your organization,
call the Youth division at 905-726-4760.

May 3, 2016
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
12 - 17 years, waiver required
DODGEBALL
TOURNAMENT
Come out and help us celebrate
Youth Week by enjoying our first ever Dodgeball Tournament!
If you think you have what it takes, please email
dridsdale@aurora.ca to get your name, or team,
on the lineup by Wednesday, May 4.
Friday
Time:
Location:
Ages:
May 6, 2016
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
12 to 17 years
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TOURNAMENT
Teams can register by contacting Daniel at
(905) 727-3123 ext. 3128 or by email at
dridsdale@aurora.ca by Monday May 2.
Wednesday May 4, 2016
Time:
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Ages:
14 to 17 years
Annual Juried Aurora
Art Show&Sale
The Annual Aurora Art Show and Sale invites young artists to submit up to 2 original pieces of work for the Youth Category. This event is open to all students’ ages 12 to 17 years.
Original two and three dimensional artwork created in any medium except computer generated art is accepted.
This show will feature many pieces of artwork by youth artists from Aurora and the surrounding area at the Aurora Town Hall, 100 John West Way.
Call for entries or for more information 905-726-4760.
Registration deadline is April 18.
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Outdoor Skate Park
Come check out our 10,000 square
foot permanent skate park, located at the Aurora
Family Leisure Complex, with state of the art
elements including numerous ramps, rails and bowls.
Open during daylight hours, weather permitting.
Helmets are mandatory and protective safety gear is
recommended.
Please note that the park is not supervised
by Town staff.
For more information on Youth Services, please call
(905)726-4760 or email dridsdale@aurora.ca or
visit www.aurora.ca
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COMMUNITY SERVICE / volunteer initiative
(Ages: All High School Students)
Finding it difficult to complete your required community service? There are several opportunities available within the Department of Parks & Recreation Services in Aquatics (special qualifications required), Facility Operations, Special Events, Programs, Seniors and
more. For details of these opportunities, or if you have any further questions, email Daniel at dridsdale@aurora.ca.
COMMUNITYinvolvement
EVENT DAYS
ALL Students Requiring Completion of Community Service Hours
Parks spring clean-up is available for any high school student requiring community service hours. Make sure your bring the
community service hours form from your high school, to be filled out, when you complete your clean-up!
DATE
TIME:
LOCATION
CODE
April 16
9:00 am - noon
43180
April 16
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Fleury & Machell Park
43181
April 17
9:00 am - noon
43182
April 17
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
43183
May 14
9:00 am - noon
43184
May 14
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
43185
May 15
9:00 am - noon
43186
May 15
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
43187
June 11
9:00 am - noon
43188
June 11
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
43189
June 12
9:00 am - noon
43190
June 12
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
43191
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AFlC DroP-in ProGrAMS
THE AURORA FAMILY LEISURE COMPLEX IS
THE PROUD HOME OF OUR YOUTH CENTRE
The loft
Ages 12 - 17 years
The Loft houses an entertainment and
media corner, pool table, electronic
guitar, free WiFi, basketball, table
tennis, ping pong, air hockey and much
more. Come and hang out with your
friends. The best part it’s free for
youth 12 to 17!
Gymnasium Drop-in
Ages 12 - 17
fee: $3.00 per person
Bring your friends, or come out to
meet new ones while enjoying lots of
different sport activities in our brand
new gymnasium! Pick up a schedule
and check out when you can play!
open Gym
Ages 18 and over
Drop-in by yourself or bring your
friends and choose from a variety
of activities and sports including
badminton, volleyball, basketball,
dodgeball and more!
Youth summer
Gymnasium
Membership
Ages 12 - 17
Unlimited use of the gymnasium for the
summer! Membership runs from June
30 - September 4, 2016. Memberships
go on sale June 1.
basketball Drop-in
Ages 18 and over
Come out and shoot some hoops with
your friends. Participate independently
or jump in a scrimmage. All skill levels
are welcome.
skate Park
The AFLC hosts a 10,000 square foot
permanent park with state of the art
elements including ramps, rails and
bowls. Open during daylight hours,
weather permitting. Helmets and safety
gear are mandatory.
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COME BY wITH YOUR FRIENDS TO ENJOY ALL OF
THESE EXCITING DROP-IN OPPORTUNITIES wE OFFER!
family open Gym
Ages 4 - 12 with an adult
or $10.00 for up to 4 people
Bring your family out for some fun! Enjoy making memories with your family
while getting active, shooting some hoops, swinging a racquet, playing with a parachute or scooter and just moving
around. Participants ages 4-8 must be accompanied by a guardian 16 years
of age or older.
Climbing Wall
Ages 6 & up
Come and try something new! Challenge yourself and try your hand at the wall. Check our website for the most up to
date hours. All Climbers must complete
a waivers form prior to climbing. Those under 18 must have a wavier signed by a parent or guardian
Ages 6 to 11 must have a parent or guardian present.
Check
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ra.ca
or visit
the Aurora
Family Le
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Complex
for more
informatio
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on these g
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programs
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the most u d
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if you are a resident of Aurora and between the
ages of 12 and 17, you are eligible to partake in the
Aurora Teen idol 2016 competition.
Deadline to register is Friday, June 10. Auditions will
be taking place the week of June 13 and the final
round of competition will be on July 1 in lambert
Willson Park as part of the Canada Day festivities.
Applications and more information is available
online at www.aurora.ca/canadaday
aurora art show & sale
The Annual Aurora Art Show and Sale invites young artists to
submit up to 2 original pieces of work for the Youth Category.
This event is open to all students aged 12 to 17 years (up to
grade 12). The art show will be adjudicated by professional
artists and the winners will be recognized at the Opening Gala
Reception.
aurora
art show
&
sale
The objective of this category is to encourage and develop
the creativity of visual art talent for students aged 12 to 17
years. In addition, this show will provide young artists with
an opportunity to learn from the experience of being judged by
professionals based on creative style, design and technique,
participate in a formal Art Show; participation can be a
wonderful addition to their portfolio. They may also benefit from
the sale of any of their pieces.
The date of the art show is Friday, April 29, Saturday, April 30
and Sunday May 1. The registration deadline is Monday,
April 18, 2016 the cost to participate is $15 per youth and
there are cash prizes for the award winning pieces, as well
as the opportunity to sell their work.
Interested youth artists can contact Daniel at 905-727-3123
ext. 3128, for more information.
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An
Why be bored at home?
Join us for a day or a week of adventures! Bring your friends and
register for only the days that YOU want!
*Note: You must register to participate. Bus (if applicable) arrives at and departs from the Aurora Family Leisure Complex unless other
wise stated. Please dress appropriately for the day, provide snacks, beverages, lunch, sunscreen etc. Please be advised that we have a
“NUT AWARE POLICY”. For more information, please call (905) 726- 4760.
BABYSITTER’S TRAINING
(RED CROSS)
Participate in fun activities, and gain
hands- on practice! The Red Cross
Babysitting Course focuses on 5 main
areas: child caregiving, first aid, injury
prevention, leadership, and business
skills. Participants will receive a Red Cross
certification card upon completion. Please
also see Emergency First Aid with CPR “C”
as a great option to add to this Babysitting
certification!
BIKE, CLIMB, SWIM
The morning will be spent exploring the
Tim Jones Trail (behind the AFLC) with your
bike with our special guest bike coach.
Prepare to climb our Rock Wall, enjoy the
Loft and swim in the afternoon! Remember
to bring your bike and helmet.
COLD CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
Get your adventure on! Join us for a day
of rock climbing, archery and high and low
ropes coursing!
JOB PREP
This day will teach you how to fill out a
job application, build your resume, learn
important interview skills, and find out
how to impress a prospective employer.
HOME ALONE
This program is designed for those who
may be left home alone for a short period
of time, especially after school. The
program will cover topics such as home
safety, street safety, fire safety, when to call
911, the components of a first aid kit and
how it is used, plus much more!
TREE TOP TREKKING
Come out for a day of adventure in the
trees at Tree Top Trekking! Stride along the
tops of trees with the use of rope bridges,
zip lines, tarzan ropes, climbing nets and
more! Please wear closed- toed shoes and
ensure any long hair is tied up.
JULY 25- 29, 2016
PROGRAM
AGE
DAY/ START DATE
LOCATION
TIME
FEE/#WEEKS
CODE
12 to 14
Mon Jul 25
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$50.00/1
43242
Tree Top Trekking
12 to 14
Tue Jul 26
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$60.00/1
43243
Home Alone
10 to 12
Wed Jul 27
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$47.00/1
43245
Bike, Climb, Swim
12 to 14
Thu Jul 28
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$50.00/1
43247
Cold Creek Conservation
12 to 14
Fri Jul 29
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$25.00/1
43248
AUGUST 22-26, 2016
PROGRAM
AGE
DAY/ START DATE
LOCATION
TIME
FEE/#WEEKS
CODE
Job Prep
14 to 17
Mon Aug 22
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$25.00/1
43250
Home Alone
10 to 12
Tue Aug 23
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$47.00/1
43251
Tree Top Trekking
12 to 14
Wed Aug 24
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$60.00/1
43252
12 to 14
Thu Aug 25
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$50.00/1
43253
Bike, Climb, Swim
12 to 14
Fri Aug 26
AFLC
9:00am-4:00pm
$50.00/1
43254
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LEADER IN TRAINING (L.I.T.) PROGRAM
(Ages 13+ years)
This 2 week program is an introduction to leadership development. This program will consist of 1 week of training which includes basic
information on program planning, communication, first aid, effective discipline for children, games, songs and policies & procedures. The second
week will be a placement in one of our camp programs. L.I.T.’s are to provide their own transportation to and from program locations for both
weeks, unless registered in Extend - a - Camp. Participants must be the required age by August 31. This is an excellent program, preparing
participants for future employment. L.I.T.’s will receive an evaluation at the end of the session.
DATE
FEE/ CLASS
CODE
July 4 - July 15
$240.00/10
43211
July 18 - July 29
$240.00/10
43212
$216.00/9
43213
$240.00/10
43214
Aug 2 - Aug 12
LOCATION
TIME
AFLC
9:00am - 4:00pm
*Cancelled Aug 1
Aug 15 - Aug 26
COUNSELLOR IN TRAINING (C.I.T.)
(Ages 14 & 15 years)
This is the next step in your leadership training. Preference is on the completion of the L.I.T. Program before volunteering, however it is not
mandatory. Participants will learn different leadership techniques, customer service skills, how to discipline and what it takes to become a camp
counsellor. A mandatory training session must be attended in order to volunteer at camp (see available dates below). Please also register for the
weeks you would like to volunteer. At the training sessions participants will be asked their camp style preference (creative, athletic, etc…). Camp
placement will be confirmed the Thursday before your session via email. All C.I.T.s will be required to participate in camp swims and water play.
Participants must be the required age by August 31.
* C.I.T.s must provide their own transportation to and from program locations. Please note Extend- a- Camp is not available for
this program. * A satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Screening (police record check) must be submitted prior to the camp placement. Cost for the
Vulnerable Sector Screening is the responsibility of the participant. Please email Daniel at dridsdale@aurora.ca if your local police service requires a letter of verification.
* C.I.T.s must bring a packed lunch, drinks and sunscreen daily.
MANDATORy TRAINING SESSIONS:
Please note that you must register and attend only one of the mandatory training dates below. Training session
must be attended before you volunteer at camp. Please register early as we only accept 30 participants in each training session.
MANDATORY TRAINING SESSIONS
DATE
LOCATION
TIME
Saturday June 25
9:00am - 4:00pm
Wednesday July 13
9:00am - 4:00pm
Saturday July 30
AFLC
Wednesday Aug 10
9:00am - 4:00pm
FEE/ CLASS
CODE
43238
$0/1
9:00am - 4:00pm
43239
43240
43241
CIT
TIME
FEE/ CLASS
CODE
July 4 - July 8
DATE
9:00am - 4:00pm
$0/5
43218
July 11 - July 15
9:00am - 4:00pm
$0/5
43219
July 18 - July 22
9:00am - 4:00pm
$0/5
43220
9:00am - 4:00pm
$0/5
43221
9:00am - 4:00pm
$0/4
43222
Aug 8 - Aug 12
9:00am - 4:00pm
$0/5
43223
Aug 15 - Aug 19
9:00am - 4:00pm
$0/5
43224
Aug 22 - Aug 26
9:00am - 4:00pm
$0/5
43225
July 25 - July 29
Aug 2 - Aug 5
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LOCATION
AFLC
ADulT ProGrAMS
RECREATIONAL ULTIMATE FRISBEE
Register by yourself or with your friends
and try one of the newest trends in
recreation. Ultimate Frisbee is a great
way to work out and stay active while
having fun! This program will get your
heart pumping and your blood flowing.
This program is designed for new and
intermediate players of the game.
WOMEN’S GOLF LESSONS
This beginner/intermediate golf program
is ideal for everyone who has never
played golf before, or those who have
taken beginner lessons. The first two
weeks of the session will be conducted
on the driving range focusing on putting,
chipping and pitching as well as full
swing fundamentals. Week 3 and 4 will be
conducted on the golf course while going
over rules and etiquette, course strategy,
club selection and scoring. Any further
questions can be discussed with the
instructor Dave Johnston at 905-773-8332
or davesgolf_work@rogers.com.
CO-ED BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Calling all beach volleyball players! Come
out this summer and participate in an
outdoor season of beach volleyball. Teams
will be assembled each evening, so each
person will have the opportunity to play
with a different group of participants. For
beginner and intermediate skill levels.
INDOOR CO-ED RECREATIONAL
VOLLEYBALL
Calling all beginners and experienced
co-ed volleyball enthusiasts! Come out and
participate in an indoor season of co-ed
volleyball. Each evening teams will be
assembled by the referee, so each person
will have the opportunity to play with a
different group of players. This program
will provide an ideal environment for
beginners and recreational players in a fun
and friendly environment. Please note that
over hand serving and spiking will not be
permitted.
neW!
MEN’S & WOMEN’S
BASKETBALL
Join us on the court! A great way to
stay active and meet new friends while
shooting hoops. Each evening teams will
be assembled, so everyone will have the
opportunity to scrimmage with a different
group of players. All skill levels welcome.
CO-ED BADMINTON
Stay active in this exciting program for
all beginner and experienced badminton
players. This program will allow you
to practice your skills and learn new
techniques while meeting new friends and
having fun.
Latin, Swing and Argentine Tango, as
well as popular Line Dances. Everyone
welcome... partners and singles. Pre-event
registration is encouraged but drop-ins will
be accepted at the door. Light refreshments
will be provided. (Please note: this is not a
licensed event.)
CO-ED DODGEBALL
Dodge, dip, duck and dive! Dodgeball is
a great way to have fun and stay active.
Each evening teams will be assembled
by the referee, so each person will have
the opportunity to play with a different
group of players. This program will provide
an ideal environment for beginners and
recreational players in a fun and friendly
environment.
LEARN TO DRAW
Learn how to draw with step-by-step
instructions. Using a variety of tools each
week you will be introduced to technical
and creative exercises that will help you
develop your drawing skills. Materials not
included. A supply list will be available
online at www.aurora.ca before the
program start date.
DANCE - BALLROOM & LATIN
DANCING - BEGINNERS
This program offers a fun and stress-free
introduction to the basics of Ballroom &
Latin dancing. In a relaxed environment,
participants will get a taste of several
popular dances like the cha-cha, rumba,
mambo, merengue and foxtrot, which
can provide great enjoyment in a variety
of social settings such as dance clubs,
weddings, dinner dances and more. This
course will be taught by a couple so
that participants may fully benefit from
perspectives of both the leader and the
follower. Prior dance experience is not
necessary. Partners are required for this
program.
DANCE - BALLROOM & LATIN
DANCING - INTERMEDIATE
Focusing on the theme of “dancing for
fun”, this program will further develop
dance skills and steps previously taught
in the Beginners level. Some new dances
will be introduced such as the waltz,
swing, samba, quickstep, salsa, cumbia
or bachata. Each session will focus only
on 2 or 3 different dances from the list.
This course will be taught by a couple so
that participants may fully benefit from
perspectives of both the leader and the
follower. “Ballroom & Latin Dancing Beginners” or previous dance experience
are preferred prerequisites for this class.
Partners are required for this program.
DANCE - BALLROOM DANCE PARTY
- One Night Event
This evening will provide a wonderful
opportunity to practise all your dance steps
in a relaxed and friendly environment. A
large variety of dance music will be played
during the evening, ranging from Ballroom,
INTRO TO GUITAR
Would you like to learn to play guitar? This
course will teach you guitar geography,
hand positions, sight reading, chords
and tubs, how to play simple tunes
and favourite melodies. Join us for a
comprehensive and fun way to learn!
Participants need to provide their own
guitar. There will be a $20 fee payable to
the instructor for the manuals which will
be in addition to the program cost.
ADULT
RUNNING PROGRAM neW!
This community based running program
is for adults who want to learn new skills
and have fun running with others. It is a
non-competitive program. All fitness levels
are welcome - do your best and compete
against your own times and distances.
In this program, you will learn to build
endurance, practice proper running form,
pacing, injury prevention and nutrition. Our
coaches will provide direction, motivation
and FUN! We run on the trails at Lambert
Wilson Park.
NORDIC WALKING neW!
Join us and learn how to achieve the
maximum health benefits of walking
with poles while taking in the beautiful
outdoor scenery of Sheppard’s Bush.
This heart pumping new program will
combine walking with the use of Nordic
Walking poles to help you achieve
improved strength, endurance and overall
fitness. Each walk will include a warm up,
strengthening exercises, interval training,
cool down and stretch. Come out and
enjoy the great outdoors.
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neW!
BUSINESS BASICS FOR ENTREPRENEURS
This course is ideal for the person who would like to open their
own small business but has questions about steps involved.
Course participants will learn effective business strategies for
long term financial success. The participant will incorporate the
elements of the workshop learning into a researched Business
Plan which can be used as a map for the first year of operation.
New Venture Strategies provides the latest information to ensure
a strong professional start.
PROGRAM
AGE
DAY/START DATE
LOCATION
TIME
FEE/CLASS
CODE
Men’s Basketball
neW!
18 yrs+
Wed April 13
Wed July 6
AFLC
AFLC
8:30pm-10:00pm
8:30pm-10:00pm
$68.00/10
$55.00/8
43302
43303
Women’s Basketball
neW!
18 yrs+
Thurs April 14
Thurs July 7
AFLC
AFLC
8:30pm-10:00pm
8:30pm-10:00pm
$68.00/10
$55.00/8
43299
43300
Indoor Co-ed Recreational Volleyball
18 yrs+
Wed April 13
St. Maximillian Kolbe CHS
8:30pm-10:00pm
$62.00/9
42170
Co-Ed Badminton
18 yrs+
Mon April 11
6:30pm-8:00pm
$55.00/8
42171
Co-ed Dodgeball
18 yrs+
Tues April 12
7:00pm-8:00pm
$62.00/9
42172
Ballroom and Latin - Beginners
18 yrs+
Mon April 11
SARC
7:30pm - 8:30pm
*$130.00
per couple/8
42173
Ballroom and Latin - Intermediate
18 yrs+
Mon April 11
SARC
8:30pm - 9:30pm
*$130.00
per couple/8
42174
Ballroom Dance Party
18 yrs +
Sat April 23
AFLC
7:30pm-11:00pm
$12.00/1
42175
Learn to Draw
18 yrs +
Mon April 11
ASC
7:30pm-8:45pm
$90.00/8
42176
Intro to Guitar
18 yrs +
Sat April 9
ASC
11:15am-12:15pm
$64.00/8
42177
18 yrs +
Thurs May 5
AFLC
6:00pm-7:00pm
$30.00/6
42178
Co-Ed Recreational Ultimate Frisbee
18 yrs+
Thurs May 5
AFLC
7:00pm-8:00pm
$40.00/6
42179
Co-Ed Beach Volleyball
18 yrs +
Thurs June 2
Thurs July 7
AFLC
AFLC
7:00pm-8:30pm
7:00pm-8:30pm
$28.00/4
$56.00/8
42180
42181
Women’s Golf Lessons
18 yrs+
Mon April 25
Mon June 6
Bloomington Downs Golf Club
Bloomington Downs Golf Club
7:00pm-8:30pm
7:00pm-8:30pm
$169.50/4
$169.50/4
42182
42183
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neW!
ADAPTED COOKING LESSONS
This interactive program is designed to develop cooking skills for
any person with an exceptionality. Participants will enjoy learning
how to cook and bake foods that will encourage and promote
independent living and healthy eating. Participants requiring
support will be responsible for providing their own during this
program. Groceries and program supplies are included in the price
of the program.
neW!
Nordic Walking
neW!
18 yrs +
Sat May 7
Tues May 3
Sheppard’s Bush
Sheppard’s Bush
8:00am-9:00am
6:30pm-7:30pm
$40.00/6
$40.00/6
42550
42553
Business Basics For Entrepreneurs
neW!
18 yrs +
Tues May 3
Tues June 7
AFLC
AFLC
7:00pm-9:00pm
7:00pm-9:00pm
$150.00/4
$150.00/4
43409
43410
Adapted Cooking Lessons
neW!
18 yrs +
Wed April 13
Fri April 15
AFLC
AFLC
11:00am-1:00pm
6:00pm-8:00pm
$150.00/10
$150.00/10
43411
43412
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olDer ADulT ProGrAMS
ACRYLIC PAINTING (BEGINNER)
This course will introduce students to the
unique “forgiving” qualities of acrylic
paint and allow them to experiment with
a variety of techniques. Start at the very
beginning and learn about choosing paints
and painting surfaces and how to make
the most of your paint and brushes as
you work. Basic colour theory and colour
mixing will be explored as well as creating
glazes and textures. Material costs are
extra (a list is available at the Seniors
Centre)
ACRYLIC PAINTING (INTERMEDIATE)
This class is beyond the basics. Concentrate
on technique and composition. Material
costs are extra (a list is available at the
Seniors Centre).
AQUAFITNESS 55+
Exercising in soothing water is beneficial
to stiff joints and an enjoyable way to
get a great workout. “Member rates” are
applicable to Club Aurora members only
for these particular classes
BALLROOM DANCING FOR OLDER
ADULTS
Whether you want to brush up on old skills
or learn new moves, come out for a great
evening of dancing. Ballroom and Latin
dances including: Foxtrot, Cha Cha, Waltz,
Rumba and more. Partners are required,
fee per person.
BASIC CARDIO
This basic, cardiovascular only class takes
you through simple choreography designed
to gently raise your heart rate to improve
fitness and burn fat.
BODY CONTROL PILATES
Pilates is body-conditioning. Targeting
the deep postural muscles, it works by
building strength, rebalancing the body
and bringing it into correct alignment.
It helps to reshape your body, improve
posture and flexibility. This slow, controlled
approach gives longer-term results - it is
especially recommended for people with
back problems. It is a series of gentle,
well-constructed movements based on the
following eight key principles: Relaxation,
Breathing, Concentration, Flowing
Movement, Alignment, Coordination,
Centering and Stamina.
CHAIR FITNESS
Get fit while you sit! This program uses
cardiovascular exercice to improve your
endurance, and works the muscles to
strengthen the entire body. This class is
ideal for participants who are new to
exercises or who prefer the aid of a chair
during the routine.
CHAIR STRETCH
This is a gentle exercise class. Learn how
to gently stretch and strengthen, mobilize
your joints & use your breath to relax, all
with the aid of a chair. This is a great class
for those new or returning to exercise or
for individuals who suffer from arthritis,
joint tightness, chronic pain or other
conditions. Breathe deeper, stretch farther
and grow stronger.
DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS
Overcome your fear of drawing. Truly,
anyone can learn to draw. Using a variety
of tools each week you will be introduced
to technical and creative exercises that
will help you develop your drawing skills.
Material costs are extra (a list is available
at the Seniors Centre).
FITNESS CHALLENGE
This medium to advanced course is
designed for those who have had previous
fitness training. This class is highly effective
in strengthening the cardiovascular system,
toning muscles, building bone density and
promoting weight loss.
GENTLE PILATES FOR
OSTEOPOROSIS & ARTHRITIS
Designed for participants with
Osteoporosis, Osteopenia or Arthritis, this
class will include exercises to increase
range of motion in joints, strengthen
muscles around the spine and joints,
increase bone density, improve posture
as well as balance and coordination.
Participants leave the class feeling
more mobile and relaxed. Exercises
are conducted in a variety of positions
including: standing, sitting and lying on
the floor.
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GUITAR - LEVEL I AND LEVEL 2
Would you like to learn to play your guitar
for family and friends? This course will
teach you guitar geography, hand
positions, sight reading, chords and tubs,
how to play simple tunes and favourite
melodies. Join us for a comprehensive and
fun way to learn! Just for fun. Participants
need to provide their own guitar. There will
be a $10 fee for the manual, payable to
the instructor.
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH
If you have a basic knowledge of French,
you can communicate a lot more than
you think! All you need is a little selfconfidence. This class will help you assert
and improve your verbal skills in a fun and
relaxed atmosphere. There is an additional
fee for workbook available from instructor
at first class.
PAINTING AND SKETCHING
(BEGINNER)
If you have always wanted to learn how
to handle a paint brush or a pencil here is
your chance. This is a beginner’s class, no
experience necessary. Watercolour is the
main focus of the program, but drawing
in any media is also encouraged. Material
Seniors Centre).
PAINTING AND SKETCHING
(INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED)
Watercolour is the main focus of the
program, but drawing in any media is
also encouraged. Composition, design and
colour theory will be stressed. Material
Seniors Centre).
SPRING 2016
PROGRAM
Acrylic Painting - Beginner
Acrylic Painting - Intermediate
AGE
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
Aquafitness 55+
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LOCATION
ASC - Craft Rooms
ASC - Craft Rooms
TIME
FEE/CLASS
12:30pm - 2:30pm $90.00/10
10:45am - 12:45pm $90.00/10
$85.50/15
Members
2:30pm - 3:10pm
$103.00/15
2:30pm - 3:10pm
CODE:
42009
42010
42011
42012
Tue Mar 22
Thu Mar 24
June 28
June 30
AFLC
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
Tue April 5
Thu April 7
Wed April 6
Fri April 1
Fri April 1
Fri April 1
Wed Mar 23
Thu April 7
Fri April 8
Tue April 5
Tue April 5
Wed April 6
Sat April 9
Sat April 9
Tue April 12
June 7
June 9
June 8
June 3
June 3
June 3
May 25
June 9
June 10
June 7
June 7
June 8
June 18
June 18
June 7
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - Priestly Rooms
ASC - Activity Room C
ASC - Craft Rooms
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - Craft Rooms
7:45pm - 8:45pm
9:15am - 9:45am
11:45am - 12:45pm
10:45am - 11:45am
10:45am - 11:45am
9:30am - 10:30am
9:00am - 10:30am
11:15am - 12:15pm
11:15am - 12:15pm
11:00am - 11:45am
6:30pm - 7:15pm
10:50am - 11:35am
1:45pm - 2:45pm
3pm - 4pm
8:45am - 10:45am
$58.00/10
$24.50/10
$77.00/10
$77.00/10
$49.00/10
$57.00/10
$90.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$45.00/10
$45.00/10
$45.00/10
$64.00/8
$64.00/8
$76.00/9
42013
42014
42015
42016
42017
42018
42019
42020
42021
42023
42024
42022
42025
42026
42027
55 yrs+
Thu Mar 24
May 24
9:00am - 11:30am
$112.00/10
42028
55 yrs+
Tue Mar 22
May 24
ASC - Craft Rooms
9:30am - 12:00pm
$112.00/10
42029
Mon April 4
Mon April 4
Tue April 5
Mon April 4
Thu April 7
Fri April 1
Mon April 4
Wed April 6
Tue April 5
Thu April 7
Fri April 8
May 30
May 30
June 7
June 13
June 9
June 3
June 20
June 8
June 7
June 9
June 10
10:30am - 11:00am
11:15am - 11:45am
10:15am - 11am
1:30pm - 2:30pm
10:00am - 11:00am
10:00am - 11:00am
12:15pm - 1:15pm
9:00am - 10:30am
11:15am - 12:00pm
7:00 pm - 7:45pm
9:00am - 9:45pm
$92.00/8
$92.00/8
$50.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$57.00/10
$77.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
42030
42031
42032
42034
42035
42036
42037
42038
42039
42040
42041
member rates are applicable to
Club Aurora members only for
these particular classes
55 yrs+
Ballroom Dancing
Basic Cardio
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
Body Control Pilates
55 yrs+
Chair Fitness
Chair Stretch
Drawing Fundamentals
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
Fitness Challenge
55 yrs+
Gentle Pilates
55 yrs+
Guitar - Level 1
Guitar - Level 2
Intermediate French
Painting and Sketching Beginner
Painting and Sketching Intermediate
pFIT
55 yrs+
Rebounding
55 yrs+
Stretch and Tone
55 yrs+
Tai Chi
Yoga - Beginner
Yoga - Intermediate
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
Zumba Gold
55 yrs+
Zumba Gold Toning
55 yrs+
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DAY/START DATE END DATE
Tue Mar 24
May 24
Wed Mar 23
May 25
Non Members
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
pFIT
pFIT is a group strength training program
that incorporates the clinically-proven p44
Stepper portable resistance device that is
specially designed for older adults to be
used from a chair. pFIT is a fun, social and
safe way to increase lower body strength,
improve range of motion, maintain balance
and tone up muscles. The innovative p44
Stepper allows each leg to work at its own
separate pace and resistance level and
digitally monitors strength improvement
with a hard copy print out for each
participant. Class size is limited to 8
participants.
REBOUNDING
Remember the joy of jumping on a
backyard trampoline? Using a minitrampoline (or rebounder as they are also
called), is one of the best forms of exercise
for seniors known today. Rebounding is a
unique low-impact form of exercise that
provides all of the healthful benefits of
traditional exercise, but without the stress
on joints and muscles that can sometimes
make traditional exercising uncomfortable.
All rebounders will be equipped with a
stability bar for additional support.
STRETCH AND TONE
This class is designed to strengthen and
tone muscles to facilitate everyday living
activities and improve appearance. A
variety of light equipment will be used. The
muscles will then be stretched to maintain
or increase flexibility.
TAI CHI
A gentle form of exercise from China
consisting of Qi-Gong movements to
improve balance and breathing and help
maintain a better range of motion. The
popular short form of Tai Chi known as the
24 step short form will be introduced.
YOGA (BEGINNER)
These classes are well suited for
newcomers to Yoga and for those
who wish to continue to focus on the
fundamentals of basic Yoga poses and
correct breathing.
YOGA (INTERMEDIATE)
In these classes and based on those
enrolled the poses are generally held
longer than in the Beginner class. More
strengthening poses are included.
Background in Yoga is helpful, but not
essential.
ZUMBA GOLD
This amazing program is very easy to
follow so anyone at any age will be
able to do Zumba Gold. Dances that are
specifically highlighted in this program
include the Salsa, Cha Cha, Belly Dance,
Flamenco and Tango. Dance your way
to a more flexible, balanced you while
improving your cardiovascular fitness!
ZUMBA GOLD TONING
The Zumba Gold Toning program offers the
best of both worlds — the exhilarating
experience of a Zumba Fitness Party with
the benefits of safe and effective strength
training. It’s an easy-to-follow, healthboosting dance-fitness program for baby
boomers as well as beginners. Through
dynamic lightweight resistance training
and exciting international rhythms, Zumba
Gold Toning classes help participants
build muscle strength, increase bone
density, and improve mobility, posture and
coordination.
SUMMER 2016
PROGRAM
Basic Cardio
Body Control Pilates
Chair Fitness
Chair Stretch
Fitness Challenge
Gentle Pilates
pFIT
AGE
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
Stretch and Tone
55 yrs+
Tai Chi
Zumba Gold
Zumba Gold Toning
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
55 yrs+
DAY/START DATE
Thu June 23
Fri June 17
Fri June 17
Fri June 17
Thu June 23
Wed June 22
Mon July 4
Mon June 27
Thu June 16
Fri July 8
Tue June 21
Fri June 24
END DATE
August 25
August 26
August 26
August 26
August 25
August 24
August 11
August 29
August 18
August 26
August 23
September 2
LOCATION
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
ASC - West McKenzie
TIME
9:15am - 9:45am
11:45am - 12:45pm
10:45am - 11:45am
9:30am - 10:30am
11:15am - 12:15pm
10:50am - 11:35am
11:15am - 11:45am
1:30pm - 2:30pm
10:00am - 11:00am
10:00am - 11:00am
11:15am - 12:00pm
9:00am - 9:45am
FEE/CLASS
$24.50/10
$77.00/10
$49.00/10
$57.00/10
$39.00/8
$45.00/10
$89.00/8
$44.00/9
$49.00/10
$45.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
CODE:
42042
42044
42045
42046
42047
42051
42053
42054
42055
42056
42057
42059
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AurorA SeniorS CenTre
AurorA seniors CenTre
A Full Access Facility Welcoming Adults 55+
90 John West Way, Aurora, 905-726-4767
OPERATING HOURS:
Monday, Wednesday
& Thursday
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday
8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Friday
8:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
Feurn
aft
55!
Only $25.00 per calendar year
for Aurora residents
(non-residents $35.00/year)
• Ongoing social activities and fitness programs
• Games rooms with Billiard tables, darts
• Fireside lounge with TV and DVD
• Library
• Internet access and computers
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Woodworking shop
• Bocce Courts
• Monthly Seniors Centre newsletter
• Member discounts on day trips and special events
Ongoing Activities
Note: There is a $1.00 per person/per day
Activity Fee collected for each visit
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OngOing ACtivities At the AurOrA seniOrs Centre
Note: There is a $1.00 per person/per day Activity Fee collected for each visit.
AFTernoon BinGo
CHeSS
Enjoy an afternoon of bingo with friends! Ten
exciting games are played including Big Joe, Little
Joe, Sputnik and Jackpot full cards
When: friday 12:45 to 3 p.m.
Come and join us for a chance to play some chess
in a fun and recreational environment. New
players are always welcome.
When: Please see our newsletter for the schedule.
AFTernoon CArDS AnD GAMeS
CHoir
What better way to spend an afternoon than
playing a friendly game of Bridge, Bid-Euchre,
Poker, Canasta, Mah jongg, Rumicube or Scrabble.
(Please join the Bridge players at least 10 minutes
early to draw partners).
When: Please see our newsletter
for the full schedule.
BADMinTon
Join us for recreational badminton. New and
experienced players are welcome.
When: Monday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Tuesday 4 to 6 p.m.
BilliArDS, Pool & SnooKer
We have 4 tables available for play.
When: During operating hours
Join our very own “Evergreen Choir” here at the
Centre
When: Wednesday 1:30 to 3:15 p.m.
fee: $50 (september to May)
CoMPuTer CluB
The Computer Club is a “Teaching Club”. We
welcome seniors with all levels of computer
knowledge: beginner to expert.
FriDAy eveninG BiD euCHre
Come over to the Seniors Centre on Friday
evenings for a few hands of cards.
When: friday 7 to 10 p.m.
BoCCe
Join the game on our new, outdoor, professional
courts!
CArPeT BoWlinG
This is a fun and safe game, suitable for all ages.
This game provides a nice alternative to sports that
rely on strength, agility and speed. New players
are always welcome.
When: Monday (for beginners) 1 to 3 p.m.
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FriDAy niGHT DAnCeS
If you enjoy dancing and an evening with friends
join our informal dances. Singles and couples are
welcome. Refreshments served.
Fees currently under review
When: 1st and 3rd friday of the month
september to June. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. but
please check our newsletter for the monthly
schedule.
KeeP SinGinG
Come and join us as we sing some popular tunes!
Words are provided, no memorization is required.
When: Thursday 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
KnoTTy KniTTerS
Help us make wonderful memories together
by joining us for knitting, crocheting and
conversation.
When: Monday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
SeW MuCH Fun
Take part in our sewing club. Share your talents or
learn from others. There is always something fun
to work on.
When: friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
september to June
Silver STArS DrAMA GrouP
Join our own STARS as they sing, dance and act!
When: Please see our newsletter for
the full schedule.
TABle TenniS
A fun fast paced sport that everyone can play.
When: Wednesday 3:15 to 4 p.m.
and Thursday 1 to 4 p.m.
TAi CHi
A popular and traditional Chinese exercise which
improves circulation, flexibility and concentration.
This program is self-led and is intended for those
leArn BiD euCHre
with Tai Chi experience.
New to the game or just a little rusty? This is a
When: Monday, Wednesday, friday
great opportunity for you. Come out and learn the 9 to 10 a.m.
basics from one of our members.
WAlKinG CluB
When: Monday 10 to 11:30 a.m.
Enjoy the trails of Aurora. Location and duration
september to June
will be decided by participants. Please meet at the
leT’S CreATe
Centre.
Join our group while we create fun projects and
When: Wednesday 9:30 a.m.
crafts.
WooDCArverS
When: Wednesday 1 to 3 p.m.
Join us as we carve. We are a small and welcoming
Movie niGHT
group, all at various stages of carving ability.
Come out to enjoy a movie. We offer movies with When: Tuesday and Thursday
popcorn, pop, coffee and/or tea. Members Only
9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
$1.50 per person
WooDSHoP
When: Tuesday 6:30 p.m.
Our woodshop is fully equipped and manned by
PiCKle BAll
qualified, volunteer instructors happy to assist!
This game combines the best of tennis, badminton
When: Monday, Wednesday, friday
and table tennis. Please come out and give it a try!
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. &
When: Please see our newsletter for the full
Tuesday and Thursday 1 to 4 p.m.
schedule
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FACiliTy BooKinGS
fACIlIty
FACILITY
BOOKINGS
FACILITY
BOOKINGS
BookIngs
For more information and inquiries please
contact our Facility Bookings Administrators:
Call
905-726-4754
/ 905-727-3123
ext.
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905-726-4754
/ 905-727-3123
ext.
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Room Bookings:
Julie
Carpenter
jcarpenter@aurora.ca;
905
726-4759
Ice bookings
and Inquiries
jsherin@e-aurora.ca
contact
Room Room
bookings
and Inquiries
contact
jcarpenter@e
Ice bookings
and Inquiries
jsherin@e-aurora.ca
contact Ice Bookings:
and Inquiries
contact
Kimbookings
Teixeria
kteixeria@aurora.ca;
905jcarpenter@e
726-4754
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1 Community Centre Lane
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reCreATionAl SKATinG & HoCKey SCHeDule
Town of Aurora
RECREATIONAL SKATING AND SHINNY HOCKEY
STRONACH AURORA RECREATION COMPLEX
1400 Wellington St East
905-726-4770
AURORA FAMILY LEISURE COMPLEX
905-841-7529
PRICES
PUBLIC SKATING IS $2.75
OR 10 TICKETS FOR $20.25
SPRING SCHEDULE
MONDAY
PUBLIC SKATING: March 28 - June 23, 2016
SHINNy HOCKEy: March 28 - June 3, 2016
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Public Skate
5:00-6:00pm
P.A Day Public Skate
Friday, June 3
ONLY: 1PM-3PM
Senior Skate
Adult Shinny
Hockey
Ladies Shinny
Hockey
10:30 - 11:30 am
11:30am-1:00pm
TUESDAY
ADULT SHINNy HOCKEy IS $5.75
OR 10 TICKETS FOR $45.50
11:30am-1:00pm
WEDNESDAY
11:30am-1:00pm
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
11:00 - 12:00pm
11:30am-1:00pm
11:15am - 12:45pm
ExCEPTIONS TO SCHEDULE: May 5: No Recreational Skating or Shinny Hockey • May 23: No Shinny Hockey • June 2: Recreational Skating will
be located at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex
SCHEDULE ARENA LOCATIONS: Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex: March 28 - April 8, 2016
Aurora Family Leisure Complex: April 9 - June 3, 2016 • Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex: June 4 - June 23, 2016
SUMMER SCHEDULE
MONDAY
Public Skate
Adult Shinny
Hockey
TUESDAY
PUBLIC SKATING: June 30 - August 27
SHINNy HOCKEy: June 30 - August 27
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
6:30 - 7:30 pm
5:30pm-7pm
5:00 - 6:30 pm
All Summer Schedule Skates are held in the Stronach Aurora Recreational Complex
MARCH BREAK SCHEDULE
March Break
Skate
Public Skate
Parent & Tot
Skate
Parent & Tot
Shinny
Senior Skate
Adult Skate
Adult Shinny
Hockey
March 14 - March 18, 2016
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1:00 - 3:00 pm
1:00 - 3:00 pm
1:00 - 3:00 pm
1:00 - 3:00 pm
1:00 - 3:00 pm
4:30 - 5:30 pm
4:30 - 5:30 pm
4:30 - 5:30 pm
4:30 - 5:30 pm
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All March Break Skates held at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex
GUIDELINES AND RULES
ADULT SHINNY HOCKEY
• Must be 18 years or older
• The Town of Aurora strongly recommends full equipment
• Please pick-up a detailed copy of the guidelines and rules at reception
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Maximum Arena Capacity is 180 participants
NOTE:
The Ontario Recreation Facilities Association and
the Town of Aurora recommend wearing a helmet and
glove protection while on the ice surface.
PArKS & TrAilS
PEDESTRIAN TRAIL SYSTEM
The Town of Aurora is fortunate to have an extensive pedestrian
trail system which connects many of its neighbourhood parks, Town
Facilities and open space corridors. At present the Town maintains
approximately 57 kilometers of trails.
Come out and enjoy a leisurely hike through the natural valley land
setting of mixed forests, meadows and wetland habitats of the
Holland River Valley Trail, designated in 2000 as part of the regional
Nokiidaa Trail. This trail is Aurora’s longest trail corridor stretching
from Vandorf in the south (just west of Bayview Avenue) all the
way up to St. John’s Sideroad at Industrial Parkway North. The trail
corridor links municipal facilities such as the Town Hall, the Senior’s
Centre and the Aurora Leisure Complex as well as the Aurora
Community Arborteum, Sheppards Bush and Lambert Willson Park.
Another significant trail corridor is the Willow Farm, Lakeview
Trail system, a trail linking parks and linear open space corridors
within the forested hills of St. Andrews in northwest Aurora. The
topography is very undulating as the trail rises up to one of the
highest points elevation within Aurora.
All Aurora trails are considered multi-use, with the primary focus
being pedestrian hikers. Opportunities also exist for cross country
skiers. The majority of our trails are compact gravel surfaces with
some asphalt sections through neighbourhood and community
parks. Please note that our trails are not groomed or maintained
during winter months, and conditions vary widely. Surface conditions
can change dramatically during the winter to create potentially
hazardous hiking and skiing conditions. All users are advised to
respect other trail users, to stay on designated trails and to exercise
caution at all times.
COMMUNITY PARkS & SPORTS FACILITIES
The town currently has over 75 parks & open space areas with 35
playgrounds and over 700 acres of woodlots. Please come out and
enjoy playgrounds, water splash pads, sports fields, skateboarding
and a wide variety of other recreational activities in Aurora’s
parkettes, neighbourhood and community parks.
park bench dedication program. Please call 905-727-3123 ext 3233
or email cwright@aurora.ca.
EMERALD ASH BORER
The Emerald Ash Borer is an invasive insect that kills all types of
healthy ash trees. The insect was discovered in Aurora in 2011.
While the Emerald Ash Borer poses no risk to human health, it is a
significant threat to our forests.
The Town has contracted with Trugreen to provide treatment
services to combat the spread of the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB).
The contract will provide for the preventative application of
TreeAzin, a pesticide approved in Canada that has shown to protect
ash trees from the EAB. Approximately 2,000 publicly-owned trees
along boulevards and rights-of-way have been identified in the
Town’s street tree inventory as potential candidates for treatment.
Trees meeting the treatment criteria will be marked by Town staff
with a small but highly-visible painted dot.
Also, through the terms of the contract. residents, who wish to
protect ash trees on their private property will have the option to
contract with Trugreen for the same price as the Town. Property
owners wishing to have their own trees treated using the Town’s
contractor can contact the Parks & Recreation Department at 905
727-3123 ext. 3223 or email stienkamp@aurora.ca.
AURORA ADOPT-A-PARk
YOUR CHANCE TO GROw
wITH THE COMMUNITY!
Over 700 acres of Parkland, an outstanding Trail System and friendly
tree-lined streets contribute to Aurora’s natural beauty and make it
a place we’re proud to call home.
Did you know that the Adopt-A-Park program provides local
businesses, community groups and residents with the opportunity
to enhance the environment and beautify our town by assisting
with the maintenance and developement of Aurora’s parks and trail
systems?
MEMORIAL TREE & PARk BENCH DEDICATION PROGRAM
• Creating the opportunity for citizens to support our
parks and green spaces
• Sharing the responsibitlity for a clean community
• Developing opportunities for youth involvement
• Building community pride and a sense of ownership in
our parklands
Would you like to establish “Lasting Roots” in your community?
Are you looking for a unique gift idea for that special person or
occasion? Perhaps you feel like making an investment in greening
your community? If so, we encourage you to contact the Parks
Division to find out more about the memorial tree planting and
From tree to shrub plantings to street decorations, there are
a number of ways for individuals and interested groups and
organizations to become involved in this exciting program.
Please contact the Parks Division at 905-727-3123 ext. 3233 for
further information or email cwright@aurora.ca.
For further information please visit the Town’s website at www.
aurora.ca/thingstodo
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PArKS & TrAilS
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Aurora War Memorial Peace Park
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Billings Well
1/4
Bowler Street Parkette
1/4
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Chapman Park
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Confederation Park
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Copland Park
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Cousins Park
2
Craddock Park
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David English Park
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Evans Park
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Fleury Park
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Golf Glen Park
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Graham Parkette
2
Hamilton Park
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Case Woodlot Trails
Elizabeth Hader Park
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Canine Commons
Deerglen Terrace Parkette
Shade Structure
Atkinson Park
Soccer
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Splash Pad
Alliance Forest
Playground
2
Parking
Allenvale Park
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Outdoor Ice Rink
5
Fitness Circuit
Ada Johnson Park
Baseball
Park Name
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Holland Valley Trail System /
Nokiidaa Trail / Arboretum
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James Lloyd Park
5
Khamissa Park
1/4
Lakeview Trail System
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Lions Park
1
Lions Parkette
1/8
Lundy Park
2/3
Machell Park
15
McLellan Heights Park
2
McMahon Park
4
Washrooms
Trails
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Access to the Willow Farm Trail
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Home of the Aurora Soccer Club
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Jack Wood Park
Monkman Crescent Parkette
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Tennis
5
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Shade Structure
Highland Field
Soccer
2
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Splash Pad
Heathwood Heights /
Treegrove Circle Trail
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Playground
5
Parking
Hickson Park
Outdoor Ice Rink
3
Fitness Circuit
Herb McKenzie
BMX / Skateboard
3
Basketball
Harmon Park
Baseball
Park Name
Acreage
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the Oak Ridges Trail
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Beach volleyball, site of the Aurora
Family Leisure Complex and access
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Community Arboretum
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Home of the Aurora Tennis Club and
the Aurora Lawnbowling Club
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Optimist Park
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fully-accessible playground and access
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Rotary Park
3
Seston Park
2
Sheppard’s Bush
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Summit Park
8
Tamarac Green
4
Taylor Park
2
Thompson Park
1
Timbers Park
2
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Tom’s Park
2
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Town Park
4
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Valhalla Park
1
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Vandorf Woodlot
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William Kennedy Park
1
Willow Farm Valley Trail System
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Tennis
Shade Structure
Soccer
Washrooms
1
Trails
Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Park
Splash Pad
Playground
Parking
Outdoor Ice Rink
Fitness Circuit
BMX / Skateboard
Basketball
Baseball
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“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain
an artist once he grows up.“
---PABLO PICASSO
Children Drawing Class
Sketch and Painting
Computer Design
Small Groups
35 Usherwood Street, Aurora
(Bayview & Wellington)
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14732 Woodbine Avenue
Ages 5 To 15 Yrs
LEARN TO PLAY TENNIS
IN A FUN WAY!
Contact Brad Lingeman with questions!
647- 838-2405
email brad_tennis_pro@hotmail.com
Register through
the Town of Whitchurch Stouffville
(905)642-PLAY (7529)
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Aurora Youth Soccer Club 2016 Outdoor Season
Registration Opens at the beginning
of February, 2016
Get program and registration information at:
www.aysc.ca Visit us at 75 Mary St. Unit 3
Phone: 905-727-0624
Email: info@aysc.ca
To avoid disappointment, don’t forget to
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ABC
Basketball
CO-ED
Aurora & Newmarket Locations: 7–14 Years
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Spring
LEAGUES
Summer
CAMPS
Tuesdays:
March 22th – May 10th
Ages 7–9 Years
6:30–7:45pm
1/2 Day
9am–12noon
Ages 9–11 & 12–14
Wednesdays:
March 23rd – May 11th
Ages 9–11
12–14 Years
6:30–8:00pm
FREE early drop-off (8:30)
& pick-up (12:30)
Camp Dates:
• July 11-15
• July 18-22
• August 8-12
• August 15-19
Gino Cundari • 905-841-6875
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“This is our 15th year of operation.” says Gino Cundari, a physical education teacher and
lead instructor of the leagues. Cundari is a certified basketball official and has been
coaching for the past fifteen years. We start from basic skills such as dribbling, passing
and shooting, then work our way to more competitive skills.
Tutoring for All Grades
One-on-One, Group or At Home
Math, Science
English, ESL, French, Chinese
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15260 Yonge St, Unit 201 (Yonge & Wellington)
Free
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eBooks & eAudio • streaming
movies • programs • databases
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1155 stellar Dr., newmarket
650 edward ave. richmond Hill
905-884-1121 or info@ntrcanada.com 905-953-0978 or newmarket@ntrcanada.com
offering the following sPrinG & suMMer programs
• Hockey Skill Development for Beginners to Elite
Players
• Goaltending School
• Defensemen Skills
• ICE RENTALS
• TEAM TRAINING CAMPS
• Children Learn To Play Hockey Classes Level 1 & 2
• P.A. DAY PROGRAMS
• Sunday Skill Improvement and 3 on 3 Hockey
• Birthday Parties
• HOCKEY CAMPS AGES 7-14
• Adult Learn to Skate Programs

• GOLF & HOCKEY CAMPS
• ADULT Learn to Play Hockey
• 3 on 3 March Break Tournaments
• Learn to Skate Programs for Children
• 3 on 3 SPRING/SUMMER leagues for all ages
• MARCH BREAK CAMPS
• Privates & Small Group Instruction
• Power Skating Classes
• INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY CAMPS
• MULTI-SPORTS camps for ages 6-13
For Further inFormation call or email
Visit our web site at www.ntrcanada.com
www.aurora.ca
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FIRST
Celebrating 22 Years in Aurora
A Name You Know and Trust for Quality Programs
Ice Skating Programs for the Whole Family
Learn to Skate
Adult Skating
Pre-School & Youth
Canskate Programs
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140 Aurora Air Cadet Squadron
http://al-anon.alateen.on.ca / 416-410-3809
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Loren Freid
www.alzheimer-york.com / info@alzheimer-york.com / 905-895-1337
Alzheimer’s Society of York Region
Renee Leblanc
www.amnesty.ca / reneeandlen@rogers.com / 905-713-6713
Amnesty International - Aurora/Newmarket Group
Nancy Wright
905-727-1810
Association of Parent Support Groups
Julia Bachelor
www.rogerstv.com / julia.bachelor@rci.rogers.com / 905-727-1981
Aurora Community Programming via Rogers TV
Sandra Watson
www.aurorachamber.on.ca / info@aurorachamber.on.ca / 905-727-7262
Aurora Chamber of Commerce
www.aurorachessclub.ca
Aurora Chess Club
Irene Clement
www.auroraarboretum.ca / trees@auroraarboretum.ca / 905-727-3492
Aurora Community Arboretum
Pastor Jeff Wilson
www.auroracornerstone.ca / office@auroracornerstone.ca / 905-841-8883
Aurora Cornerstone Church
Lorna Rummenie
www.aurorafoodpantry.ca / aurorafoodpantry@gmail.com / 905-841-1577
Aurora Food Pantry
Fred Bullen
www.auroralions.org / auroralions@comcast.net / 905-727-6079
Aurora Lions Club Inc.
Joe Vanderloo
jv-onward@rogers.com / 905-476-5357
Aurora Lodge #148 IOOF
Jim Abram, President
auroraseniors@rogers.com / www.aurora.seniors.ca / 905 726-4767
Aurora Seniors Association
Cyndy Skillins
www.aurorapact.ca / aurorapact@gmail.com
Aurora PACT (Police & Community Together)
Sharon Baillie
www.auroraunitedchurch.ca / sharon@auroraunitedchurch.ca / 905-727-1935
Aurora United Church
Debby Wojtka
www.ycommunities.com/aurora / 905-727-2980
Bahái Faith of Aurora
Mary Beatson
www.bfoyr.com / bfoyr@bellnet.ca / 905-898-6265
Bereaved Families of Ontario - York Region
Sarah Dame
www.bbbsy.ca / general@bbbsy.ca / 905-726-2149
Big Brothers Big Sisters of York
Alex Reil
www.cancer.ca / hollandriver@ontario.cancer.ca / 905-830-0447
Canadian Cancer Society - Holland River Unit
Beverley Varcoe
905-727-2151
Canadian Federation of University Women
Tim Maloney
www.chs.ca / 905-715-7511 / 905-898 6646 TTY
Canadian Hearing Society - Simcoe-York Office
Kismet Baun
www.cmha.ca / info@cmha.ca / 613-745-7750
Canadian Mental Health Association
www.redcross.ca / york-region@redcross.ca / 1-800-361-9448 or 905-830-9565
Canadian Red Cross - Region of York Office
Richmond Hill Office
www.ccsyr.org / ccsyr@ccsyr.org / 1-800-263-2075 or 905-770-7040
Catholic Community Services of York Region
Client Care Centre
www.chats.on.ca / seniorshelp@chats.on.ca /905-713-6596 or toll-free 1-877-452-4287
CHATS (Community Home Assistance to Seniors)
Rev. Dr. Dusan Tillinger
www.blessaurora.com / prdusan@gmail.com / 905-727-3311 / 647-400-1225
Christ Lutheran Church
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of Canada - OntarioVictoria Luciani
www.ccfc.ca / vluciani@ccfc.ca / 1-800-387-1479 or 416-920-5055
Central/North District Office
David Payne
www.the-campus.ca / info@the-campus.ca / 905-727-4985
Community Bible Church
www.ccac-ont.ca / 905-310-CCAC (2222)
Community Care Access Centre (CCAC -Central)
Maureen MacFayden
www.clnad.com / mmacfayden@clnad.com / 905-898-3000
Community Living Newmarket/Aurora District
905-895-1231 or 1-877-464-YORK (9675)
Community Services & Housing
www.dsayr.on.ca / info@dsayr.on.ca / 416-410-DOWN or 800-649-DOWN (3696)
Down Syndrome Association of York Region
Munir Jan
office@elderconnections.ca / 416-256-7099
Elder Connections
Pastor Garth Hutchinson
www.faith-baptist-aurora.org / laypastor@faith-baptist-aurora.org / 905-773-0330
Faith Fellowship Baptist Church of Aurora
Susan Heim
www.debthelpcanada.com / intake@debthelpcanada.com / 905-707-7695
Family and Credit Counselling Services of York Region
www.fsyr.ca / groupservices@fsyr.ca / 905-895-2371
Family Services York Region (FSYR)
Rev. Jim Newman
905-727-4531
First Baptist Church
www.girlguides.ca / 1-800-565-8111
Girl Guides of Canada
Lyn Thompson-Alcock
www.girlsincyork.org / info@girlsincyork.org / 905-830-0776
GIRLS Inc. (formerly Big Sisters)
Nancy Brouillard
905-853-6355
Heart & Stroke Foundation
www.housinghelpcentre.org / info@housinghelpcentre.org / 905-508-1877/1-888-447-9602
Housing Help Centre & I.D. Clinic
Joe Vanderloo
www.grandlodgeofontario.ioof.net / jv-onward@rogers.com / 905-476-5357
Independent Order of Oddfellows (Aurora Lodge #148)
www.kinark.on.ca / 905-713-0700
Kinark Child & Family Services
Knights of Columbus - meetings held at Our Lady of Grace
www.osc-koc.com / stateoffice@ontariokofc.ca / 905-727-4594 (OLGC)
(OLGC) Roman Catholic Church (Aurora)
Cheryl Taylor
www.lsrca.on.ca / 905-895-1281
Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority
Lynn Ziraldo
www.ldayr.org / info@ldayr.org / 905-884-7933
Learning Disabilities Association of York Region
Main Office for Ontario (Hamilton)
www.grandlodge.on.ca / office@grandlodge.on.ca / 1-905-528-8644
Masonic Lodge Rising Sun
Client Care Centre
www.chats.on.ca / seniorshelp@chats.on.ca / 905-713-6596 or toll-free 1-877-452-4287
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Père Jean Al Alam
http://saint-frere-andre.ca / 1-877-974-7455
Mission Catholique Saint Frère-André
905-895-0615
Neighbourlink Heart of York
www.yrp.ca / info@yrp.ca / 1-866-8POLICE (876-5423) ext. 6709
Neighbourhood Watch Program via York Regional Police
Michele Donnelly
www.oakridgestrail.org / info@oakridgestrail.org / 905-833-6600 or 1-877-319-0285
Oak Ridges Trail Association
www.oneparentfamiliesassociation.ca / oneparentfamilies@bellnet.ca / 905-831-7098
One Parent Families Association of Canada
Terry Sherin
www.auroraoptimist.com / tsherin@trebnet.com /416-315-7368
Optimist Club of Aurora
Reverend Timothy K. Hanley, Pastor
www.ourladyofgrace.com / tkhanley@ourladyofgrace.com / 905-727-4594
Our Lady of Grace Roman Catholic Church
www.oaontario.org / 1-866-221-5061
Overeaters Anonymous
www.probus.org / probus@probus.org
Probus Club of Aurora (Seniors)
Major Sue Lusk
www.qyrangers.co.nr / admin.2799army@cadets.net / 905-775-4184
Queen’s York Rangers Cadet Corps
Anna Pavan
www.therose.ca / 905-853-5514
Rose of Sharon for Young Mothers
Wendy Browne
www.aurorarotaryclub.org / 905-727-3361
Rotary Club
rcllegion@bellnet.ca / 905-727-5642
Royal Canadian Legion - Local Branch #385
www.on.legion.ca / 905-841-7999
Royal Canadian Legion - Ontario Provincial Command
Optimist Hall (Newmarket)
www.navyleague.ca / timminsd@rogers.com / 905-895-3038
Royal Canadian Sea Cadets & Navy League
www.scouts.ca / 1-888-ScoutsNow / 416-490-6364
Scouts Canada
Pastor Dennis Wright
www.standrewspresbyterian.com / 905-727-5011
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
www.sja.ca / 905-773-3394
St. John Ambulance (York Region)
905-884-7154
Stroke Recovery Association - York Region
Pastors John & Victoria Irving
www.tgpoa.com / pj@tgpoa.com / 905-841-0172
The Gathering Place of Aurora
Janis McLean
905-727-9962
TOPS (Take Pounds Off Sensibly)
Carol Dowell
www.townsofyork.org / 905-836-5033
Towns of York Toastmasters Club
Rev. Canon Dawn Davis
www.trinityaurora.ca / trinity@trinityaurora.ca / 905-727-6101
Trinity Anglican Church
www.welcomewagon.ca / 1-844-299-2466
Welcome Wagon
Leslie Bubeloff
www.von.ca / leslie.bubeloff@von.ca / 1-855-853-2625 or 905-853-2655
Victorian Order of Nurses (Toronto-York Region)
www.aurora.ca
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Welcoming Arms
Women’s Centre of York Region
YMCA Aurora Nursery School
YMCA Employment and Community Services
YMCA Hartman Child Care
York 4H Association
YorkLink
York Region Abuse Program
York Region Food Network
York Region Head Injury Support Group
York Region Sport and Social Club
sPOrts AssOCiAtiOns
Aurora Badminton Club
Aurora Barbarians
Aurora Community Tennis Club
Aurora Diggers Girls Softball Association
Aurora Hockey Parents’ Auxiliary
Aurora Ladies Ball Hockey
Aurora Ladies Softball Association
Aurora Ladies Volleyball League
Aurora Lawn Bowling Club
Aurora Master Ducks Swim & Triathlon Club
Aurora Masters Lacrosse
Aurora Minor Ball Association
Aurora Minor Hockey Association
Aurora Men’s Slo-Pitch League
Aurora Model Aircraft Club
Aurora Opti Hockey
Aurora Panthers - Central York Girls Hockey Association
Aurora Rovers Soccer Club
Aurora Senior Soccer Club
Aurora Skating Club
Aurora Ducks Swimming Club
Aurora Tigers Junior A
Aurora Youth Soccer Club
Central York Girls Hockey Association
Monday Night Hockey League
Redbirds Lacrosse Club
Spectrum North Baton Club
Storm Volleyball Club
Valhalla Mixed Slo-Pitch
Wanna Get Active Recreational Sports League
(Adult Co-ed Sports League)
Yonge Aurora Mixed Slo Pitch League
York/Newmarket Curling Club
York Old Timers Hockey League
York Spartans Volleyball Club
York Synchronized Swim Club
York Region Sport and Social Club
York Simcoe Express (AAA Hockey)
York Simcoe Football League
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Aurora Abstracts
Aurora Artist Studio Tour
Aurora Bridge Club
Aurora Community Band
Aurora Cultural Centre
Aurora Film Circuit
Aurora Historical Society
Aurora Garden & Horticultural Society
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Country Images Camera Club
Happy Hoppers Square Dance Club
Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association (ORMTA)
Pine Tree Potters Guild
Society of York Region Artists (SOYRA)
St. Andrew’s Scottish Country Dance Group
Theatre Aurora
Wavestage Theatre Company
West Humber Naturalist Club
York Chamber Ensemble Aurora
York Highlands Chorus
Amateur Ham Radio - YR Amateur
York Symphony Orchestra
York Regional Police Male Chorus
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York Region Police Youth Band
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www.york.ca / yorklink@york.ca / 905-830-4444, ext. 2101
www.yrap.ca / yrap@yrap.ca / 905-853-3040
www.yrfn.ca / 4moreinfo@yrfn.ca / 905-841-3101
www.yorkabi.ca / daveblakemore@rogers.com / 905-264-1199
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Megan Burnside
Alison Peck
Joan Stonehocker
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Ute Drews
Tim Brochu
Brent McKinnon
Lois Thompson
Kim Downs
Katie Williams
Kristen Bushey
Alma McMullen
Alan Dean
Adam Porteous
James Zacher
Dave Giroux
Hockey Office
Rob Fairs
Max Perez
Opti Hockey Convenor
Hockey Office
Alastair MacLean
Office
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Reg Chappell
Tigers Office
AYSC Office
Hockey Office
Braden Goodfellow
Administration Office
Jennifer Meron
Bruce Stafford
Terry Sherin
905-841-0033
www.aurorabarbarians.com / president@aurorabarbarians.com / 416-550-7675
www.auroratennis.ca / 905-727-3719
www.auroradiggersgirlssoftball.ca / r.th@sympatico.ca / 905-727-8089
www.itsportsnet.com / ahpachair@auroraminorhockey.net / 905-727-1480
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www.alvl.ca / 905-727-1105
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www.masterducks.ca / justduckit77@gmail.com / 416-898-7281
james@zacher.ca / www.amll.ca / 905-727-1870
www.auroraminorball.ca / thicks@rogers.com / 905-841-5331
aurorahockey@on.aibn.com / www.auroratigers.sportsplanner.ca / 905-727-1480
www.amsl.ca / fairs@amsl.ca
www.auroramodelaircraft.com / convenor@auroraoptihockey.ca
www.auroraoptihockey.ca / convenor@auroraoptihockey.ca
www.girlshockey-centralyork.com / centralyorkgha@bellnet.ca / 905-727-0269
allymaclean@hotmail.com / 905-727-2935
www.aurorasoccerclub.com / info@aurorasoccerclub.com / 905-727-7759
www.auroraskatingclub.com / info@auroraskatingclub.com / 905-713-1442
www.ducksswimming.ca /ducksswimming@rogers.com / 905-888-9994
www.auroratigers.pointstreaksites.com / 905-841-3627
info@aysc.ca / www.aysc.ca / 905-727-0624
www.girlshockey-centralyork.com / centralyorkgha@bellnet.ca / 905-727-0269
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416-315-7368
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vissersx5@gmail.com
www.yorkcurlingclub.ca / membership@yorkcurlingclub.ca / 905-898-2155
905-727-3236
www.eteamz.com / heather.minielly@sympatico.ca
www.yorksynchro.com / inquires@yorksynchro.com / 905-235-5059
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Deborah Lynn Campo
Deborah Campo
Margaret MacFarlane
Gord Shephard
Laura Schembri
Cindy Scythes
Bob & Joan Dalziel
Ron Spadafora
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Agnes Vallejo
Box Office
Sarah Kyle
Tony Browning
Cheryl Yaciuk
Joan Voros
Supt. Lowell McClenny (retired)
Det. Peter Fleming
Deb Robinson
905-727-1447
www.aurorastudiotour.com / 905 727-1447
905-535-3343
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www.auroraculturalcentre.ca / 905-713-1818
www.aurorafilmcircuit.ca / info@aurorafilmcircuit.ca
www.aurorahistoricalsociety.ca / ahs@aurorahs.com / 905-727-8991
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www.wavestagetheatre.com / wavestagetheatre@gmail.com / 416-629-8216
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www.trinityaurora.ca/yorkchamber.htm / trinity@trinityaurora.ca / 905-727-6101
www.yorkhighlandschorus.ca / cherylyaciuk@rogers.com
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Performing Arts Centre for the Whole Family
Dance, Music Lessons, Vocal, Triple Threat Program, Birthday Parties & More!
Free Trial Class* *With this AD. Call 905-836-8040 for details
or email info@cdadanceacademy.com
We want YOU to JOIN our CDA Family!
Beginner/Advanced Recreational Classes & Award Winning Competitive
Programs in Acro, Hip Hop, Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Musical Theatre & Lyrical.
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Prepare your child for JK with our
Pre-School Programs for ages 2–3
(with an ECE teacher) Tuesdays &
Thursdays 9:30–11:30 for $147/mth
Pre-Primary Programs for ages
2–3 Tuesdays 5:45–6:15pm &
Saturdays 10:15–10:45am or
10:45–11:15am
Primary Programs for ages
4–5 Tuesdays 5:15–5:45pm,
6:15–6:45pm or 6:45–7:15pm &
Saturdays 9–9:30am, 9:45–10:15am
or 10:15–10:45am
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PA Day & Summer Camps
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Level 1 Programs for ages 6–9
Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Saturdays
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Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays or
Saturdays
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Teen Programs for ages 12–18
Tuesdays or Thursdays
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Triple Threat Performing Pro
grams Fridays 5–630pm or Sundays
1:30–4:30pm
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Teacher’s Assistant Program
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Adult Tap Tuesdays 8:45–9:30pm
or 8 week Social Dance for couples
Mondays 8:00-9:00pm
Come see why CDA was voted #1
We won the 2015 Top Choice Award for Best Dance
Studio in Newmarket Aurora! This award was voted
on by the entire Newmarket/Aurora community.
Birthday Parties for ALL Ages!
Choose one of our themes
or create your own!
16715 Yonge Street, Unit #28, Newmarket (Yonge & Mulock)
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THE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
It could be a pair of track shoes, a theatrical costume, or maybe even a robotics
set. If your child has a passion for something, we will harness it and take it to
a whole new level. If they have yet to ﬁnd it, we will dig down deep and explore
all the possibilities, and not stop until we unearth that one thing that opens
their mind and their eyes as big as humanly possible. It’s an incredible place
to discover big, dreamy answers to the question,
WHO WILL YOU BE?
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BASKETBALL • MULTI-SPORT • SOCCER • TENNIS • VOLLEYBALL • DRAMA
LIT • MINDBUSTERS • ROBOTICS
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The Country Day School offers JK-12 in
a co-ed, non-denominational environment
located on 100 beautiful acres in King.
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