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Summer Camps in Leesburg, FL

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 2016 Camper Packet - Goochland County Parks and Recreation
By completing this camper packet, parents are acknowledging and agreeing to the following. Goochland County Parks, Recreation & Facilities Expectations for Summer Camps 1. Participants, their parents, and Parks, Recreation & Facilities staff are to be respectful to each other at all times. 2. Camper Information sheet must be completed and turned into Recreation Division by childs first day of camp. 3. All registrants must conduct themselves in a way in which they do not endanger their own safety or the safety of others. 4. Review and abide by the Departments guidelines for discipline. 5. The parent and/or guardian must provide or arrange for necessary transportation for their children both to and from the program sites. 6. Registrants are expected to be dressed appropriately and to properly participate in activities. 7. All personal belongings must be labeled. 8. Each child must bring a lunch, drink, and a snack daily. Sunscreen should also be brought. 9. Necessary medications should be dropped off in the Recreation Division main office to be kept during camp...

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Youth Councils 2015! - Camp Lake, WI
What is Youth Councils? Youth Councils is a three day retreat specifically for Jr. High, High School and college age youth to be challenged and strengthened in their relationship with Jesus Christ. Who can attend Youth Councils? We have two tracks to set up so that we can tailor everything to the specific needs of your youth. To attend the Jr. High Track, youth must be in 6th, 7th or 8th grade by April 10, 2015. In order to be in the High School Track, youth need to be in 9th grade-age 25 by that same date. When is Youth Councils 2015? Youth Councils 2015 is being held from April 10-12, 2015 at Wonderland Camp & Conference Center. What is the theme for Youth Councils 2015? The theme is RISE ABOVE, and it’s based on Colossians 3:1 (NASB): “Therefore if you have been raised up with Christ, keep seeking the things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God." As we walk through this life, it can be really easy to forget that our identity is hidden in Christ and not in the things of this world. So many things around us...

Teen Coding camp 2 - Saint John, WA
We have schedule a second computer coding camp for July 18 @ 1:00 for grades 6-12. Part 2 is a two-hour camp that introduces teens to robotics engineering with a line patterning RedBot. Teens will add to coding skills learned in Part 1 to instruct RedBot to follow simple to complex line patterns. Space is limited please prereqister online or at the library http://engagedpatrons.org/EventsCalendar.cfm?SiteID=8076

School Year Kid's Camp: Natural Handcrafting - Nederland, CO
Join Wild Bear Mountain Ecology Center for a day of crafting on the day off from school on November 11th. Kids ages 5-12 will enjoy weaving with natural and recycled materials, and felting with naturally dyed alpaca fleece. Featuring special guest Phylleri Ball of Three Sisters Weaving. Kids will love spending this beautiful Fall day in the mountains of Nederland, outside of Boulder and Denver. More camp days coming up on 11/21, 11/22, 12/19, 12/20, 12/21, 12/27, 12/28, 12/29 Bulk registration is $60/day Standard registration is $65/day Late registration (less than 24 hours notice) is $70/day 2nd child discount is 10% off each additional child's tuition To Register, call 303-258-0495 or e-mail [email protected]

Dan Mohler - Vero Beach, FL
For registration and more information please use this link: http://www.freedomcenterofvero.com/2016-guest-speaker-and-conference-schedule.html

Tampa Bay Krewe Rugby Youth Camp - Tampa, FL
We are holding another kids camp on Saturday February 27th. We have had a great time in the first couple of camps and are hoping to continue building, bringing out new faces, and learning the game. Please bring out any kids, boys or girls, ages 6-12 years whether they be your own kids or others that you invite. All activities are non-contact, touch-style rugby. Please spread the word!

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2016 Midwest Middle School ELITE Combine - Imani Athletic Center
2016 Midwest Middle School Elite Combine Presented by Camp One 6th-8th Grade Boys Fee: 85.99 Pre Register/ $100.00 Walk ups (Pre-Registration Deadline will be Feb.26th) Imani Family Life Center 1555 Georgetown Rd Lexington, KY 40511 February 28, 2016 10:30AM – 4:00PM (Player Check-In begins at 9:30) The 2nd Annual Midwest ELITE combine is targeting high-level 6th-8th grade boys. This combine will offer high intensity advanced skill work for players. Each player will also play in highly competitive 5 on 5 games. This will be a great opportunity to compete and showcase your talent against some of the best players in this region. Camp Highlights: -Each participant will receive a camp shirt -Camp staff will consist of former college/pro players and coaches -Media services will be in attendance evaluating the talent -Lunch will be provided *No refunds will be provided without a note from a physician, no exceptions 859-608-2183

March 20 session - LSU Indoor Football Facility
This clinic will run two groups at one time. This is a prep clinic for trying out for a cheer squad. Group 1 JH/HS kids trying out for a JH/HS team (material, jumps tumbling, mock tryout)* grades 4th and up Group 2 HS kids trying out for a coed college team (material, tumbling, co-ed stunts) * must be 9th grade or up Groups will be split at registration 225-572-2867

Badminton Basics Spring Break Camp - Sport Center
This camp includes the fundamentals of serving, receiving, smashing, clearing and dropping through drills and games. AGE CATEGORY Youth (6yr+) LOCATION SC Basketball Court #1 at Sport Center

Horse Camp - Week 7 - The Greenwell Foundation
Horse Camp is for children ages 7 – 14 (by first day of camp session). This camp is the ideal setting to learn and discover all things horses! After discovering which horse they will be partnered with, campers are assigned to a lesson group based on their incoming skill set. Horsemanship is emphasized by allowing campers to saddle their own horse, help care for their horse and learn all about horse health. Riders will be taught safety, comfort in the saddle and control of the horse. More experienced riders will be challenged through the week with pre-jumping skills, some gymnastic exercises and leg yielding. Each day, each group will have the opportunity to ride in the morning for approximately 30-45 minutes after spending time grooming and tacking up horses. When not participating in a riding lesson, they will learn about barn management and all things horse! In addition to riding and working with the horses, campers will have the opportunity to do archery, kayaking, hiking, field games, crafts and get wet with water games. Each afternoon, campers are provided an afternoon snack and each week a chance to make Smores. The week ends with Tye-Dye Friday for a take-home memory... 301-373-9775

Lacrosse Evening Camp - Vonnie Gros Athletic Field
Each camper should bring sneakers, goggles, stick, mouth guard, sun-screen, snack, and a container of water (no glass). Goalkeepers are encouraged to bring their own equipment. WCU and its camp staff are not responsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. 610-436-3555