SUMMER CAMP GUIDE - The YMCA of Delaware

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Best s
ummer e
ver!
2016
BRANDYWINE YMCA
SUMMER CAMP
GUIDE
SAVE THE
DATES
CAMP REGISTRATION
BEACH PARTY:
Friday, January 29th, 6 - 8 p.m.
Join us for a family night of fun. Activities
include Gaga, Black light dancing and snacks!
RSVP to the front desk by calling
(302) 478-9622.
REGISTRATION
BEGINS:
Monday, February 1st
CAMP OPEN HOUSE AND
POOL PLUNGE
Friday, May 27th, 6 - 8 p.m.
Come to the Hanby Outdoor Center to participate
in camp activities including Gaga, Hiking, Archery,
and Pedal cars! If you are daring, sign up to
participate in our pool plunge fundraiser! 100%
of dollars raised will go to help kids attend camp. Plunge info will be available soon! RSVP for our open house by calling
(302) 478-9622.
CAMP ORIENTATION:
Friday, June 3rd, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
Come to the Hanby Outdoor Center to meet our
directors and staff, ask questions, and learn
about our camp spirit! What is gaga? Where do
I go on my first day? What is the Owl’s Nest and
a rigabamboo? What do I pack in my back pack?
Where do I go my first day? RSVP to Ivy Sheehan
at [email protected].
TAKE A TOUR AND MEET
THE STAFF:
Friday, June 9th, 6 - 7 p.m.
Our staff participates in 20 plus hours of
pre-camp training. Join us on Thursday to
meet some of the staff as they take a break
from training and begin the real work, building
relationships with your camper! RSVP to Ivy
Sheehan at [email protected].
2 | (302) 478-YMCA • WWW.YSUMMERCAMP.ORG
PHONE
(302) 478-9622 (Before June 13th)
(302) 475-0700 (After June 13th)
ONLINE
• www.ysummercamp.org
• Follow us on facebook and friend
AI Hanby at www.facebook.com/al.hanby
TEXT ALERTS
To receive text alerts with important
camp information, text @BRYCAMP to
(302) 266-2160.
EMAIL
[email protected]
OUR MISSION
The YMCA of Delaware is an association of people of all ages, ethnic groups and religious affiliations
that strives to cultivate the human potential, self-esteem and dignity of all people. Our organization
exists to develop and practice the Christian principles of love, caring, inclusiveness, justice and peace...
and to enrich the emotional, physical and social life of all individuals, families and our community.
BRANDYWINE YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP 2016 |
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GOALS FOR OUR
CAMPERS
• Make friends, have fun and enjoy
being a kid
• Experience new things and
activities (outdoor, physical
and creative)
• Use their imagination
• Experience a sense of pride in
their actions, choices and projects
• Experience opportunities to
share and express their ideas
within a group
• Become a productive member
of a group
• Be a part of something bigger
than themselves
• Develop relationships with adults
who believe in them
• Respect themselves, others
and nature
• Enjoy reading through storytelling,
silent reading and reading aloud
• Take opportunities to make
choices for themselves and
the group
• Experience the camp spirit within
themselves and enjoy sharing it
with others
2016 CAMP SCHEDULE
Week 1: June 13 – June 17
Week 2: June 20 – June 24
Week 3: June 27 – July 1
Week 4: July 5- July 8
Week 5: July 11– July 15
Week 6: July 18 – July 22
Week 7: July 25 – July 29
Week 8: August 1-August 5
Week 9: August 8–August 12
Week 10: August 15-August 19
Week 11: August 22–August 26
WELCOME TO CAMP
QUOOWANT!
Dear Parents,
The Y has over 50 years experience in the camping
business. Your child’s safety and self-esteem is a
tremendous responsibility and high priority in all of
our programs. The Brandywine Y Camp Leadership
Team knows how much impact camp can have on a
child’s life and for that reason we take our career
choice and responsibilities very seriously. Our camp
team works year-round to maintain the best camp
traditions and experiences, and we hire and train the
best staff available to guide your children. Our goal
is to create opportunities for campers that enhance
their self esteem, build friendships, develop greater
independence, tap into their creative potential, and
most of all, be silly while having fun. We are thrilled
your family has chosen to share a part of your summer
with us. We hope to challenge your child to try new
things, enjoy new physical and creative activities,
and create friendships and memories that will last a
lifetime. We enjoy hearing from you and welcome your
comments, concerns and suggestions. Together we can
learn, share and improve the camp experience for all
involved.
-Ivy Sheehan and Gary Karp, Camp Directors
ADULTS
OUR STAFF
At Camp Quoowant, we believe that our staff is our greatest resource. Each of our staff
undergoes a series of interviews, reference checks, and a complete background and criminal
history check. Our Unit Directors are college students and graduates who are working
professionals in the fields of education and child development. All camp staff are at least 18
years of age with prior experience working with children. We provide each staff member with
a minimum of 24 hours of pre-camp training and ALL staff are certified in First Aid & CPR.
IVY SHEEHAN
Camp Director
Hanby Outdoor Center
[email protected]
MIKE COLEMAN
Youth Sports Director
Sports camps
[email protected]
TINA RYDGREN
Associate Executive Director
[email protected]
GARY KARP
Camp Director
Teens, Voyagers, Pioneers, LITs
Hanby Outdoor Center
[email protected]
BRIDGET O’CONNOR
Preschool and Family Director
Camp Koda, Preschool
Specialty Camps
[email protected]
GINA KAPA
Camp Registrar
[email protected]
LUCINDA KETTNER
Senior Aquatic Director
Hanby swim lessons and
pool questions
[email protected]
AMY JIMISON
Informal Ed Coordinator
Dance and Specialty Camps
[email protected]
COLLEEN DAVIS
Camp Scholarships
Open Doors
[email protected]
OUR CAMP PHILOSOPHY
The Brandywine Y believes in providing comprehensive camp programs, which foster the social, cultural, physical and
emotional development of children of all ages. All activities reflect the character values of caring, honesty, respect
and responsibility. We create an opportunity for children to enhance their self-esteem, build friendship skills, develop
greater independence and give them a sense of their creative potential in a safe, fun and nurturing environment.
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CAMP QUOOWANT
ENTERING K - COMPLETING 11TH GRADE
Held at the Hanby Outdoor Center located on Chestnut Street, at the intersection of Marsh & Darley Roads.
Hours are Monday – Friday, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Campers may arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of camp. Before and After
care is also available, 7-9 a.m. ; 4-6 p.m. Campers receive a free camp t-shirt the first week they attend.
EXPLORERS CAMP
[07210: GIRLS, 07211: BOYS]
AGES: Entering K - 2nd grade
Explorers Camp activities are
centered around a weekly theme.
Campers participate in a daily
“POW-WOW” to find out about
the day’s activities, learn camp
songs and have fun with the entire
Explorer group. Activities include
morning swim lessons, afternoon
free swim, cookouts on Thursdays
and a special activity on Fridays.
FEES:
Full Member: $200 per week
Program Member: $255 per week
WEEK 4 - NO CAMP 7/4
Full Member: $180
Program Member: $212
ADVENTURERS CAMP
VOYAGERS CAMP
LEADERS IN TRAINING
Full Member: $196
EXTENDED DAY CARE
[07214: GIRLS, 07215: BOYS]
AGES: Entering 5th - 6th grade
Voyager campers are given
the opportunity to choose the
activities they’d like to participate
in each day. Campers are also
encouraged to lead by example
on how to be a model camper
for younger campers. Campers
participate daily in a morning swim
lesson and afternoon free swim.
Voyagers cook out on Wednesdays,
and take off-site trips on
Thursdays.
FEES:
Full Member: $245
[07212: GIRLS, 07213: BOYS]
AGES: Entering 3rd - 4th grade
Adventurers camp activities and
POW-WOW are based around the
week’s theme. Campers will live the
theme all week. Activities include
daily morning swim lessons and
an afternoon free swim. Field trips
are scheduled every Wednesday.
Thursday is cookout day and a
special activity is planned every
Friday.
FEES:
PIONEERS CAMP
Full Member: $180
Full Members: $196
Program Members: $228
[07216: GIRLS, 07217: BOYS]
Pioneer campers are challenged
with interesting activities and can
choose to assist with other camp
activities or socialize and hang
out with friends. Pioneer cookout
is on Wednesday and they join
the Voyager’s off-site trip on
Thursday.
FEES:
Full Member: $245
[07601]
Campers need to apply. Packets will
be available in early February at
the front desk of the Y. Activities
include icebreakers, training,
group work, special events, games,
free time and swimming. If you
have any questions, contact Gary
Karp, 478-9622, ext. 34 or email
[email protected].
SCHEDULE:
Week 5- 6 (July 11-July 22)
Week 7-8 (July 25-Aug 5)
TIME: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
LOCATION: Hanby Outdoor Center
FEE: $355
AM and PM care is a supervised,
partially structured time which
allows children to either relax and
prepare for the day or wind down
after a long day at camp. A variety
of activities will be made available.
Snack is provided. On rainy days,
Before and After care will meet in
the barn.
FEES:
Full Member:
Before or After care: $20 per week
Before and After care: $40 per week
Program Members:
Before or After care: $40 per week
Before and After care: $80 per week
EXPLORER
FRIENDSHIP FIRE*
AGES: Grades k-2
THURSDAY, JUNE 30TH
from 4-7 p.m.
The friendship fire gives
our youngest campers
the opportunity to
do something special.
Activities include: crafts,
games and a cookout.
ALL CAMP
CELEBRATION
WEEK 5 - JULY 13TH
On this special day,
all YMCA of Delaware
Camps join together to
participate in games,
sing-offs, inflatable
bounces and water slides!
Please be sure to send
campers in their bathing
suits with a packed and
labeled lunch.
2016 SCHEDULE
WEEK 1: They’re Back
WEEK 2: Outer Space
WEEK 3: U
nder the Sea - Water
Days
WEEK 4: Red, White & Blue
(No camp 7/4)
WEEK 5: Camp Celebration
WEEK 6: Super Heros
WEEK 7: Earth Our Only One
WEEK 8: Color Wars
WEEK 9: Talent Show
WEEK 10: Disney Days
WEEK 11: Goodbye Summer
CAMP CARNIVAL
WEDNESDAY JULY 13TH
from 6-8:30 p.m.
Join us at the Hanby
Outdoor Center. Come out
and meet your children’s
friends and families.
The YMCA will provide
light refreshments and
entertainment.
COLOR WAR WEEK
WEEK 8
This is a fun camp
tradition that has been
going on for years. During
color war week, we divide
the entire camp into
two teams. Red versus
Blue. Throughout the
whole week the camp
will participate in fun
competitions leading
up to Friday’s final
performances consisting
of a song, dance, and skit.
COLOR WARS
PARENT NIGHT
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3
from 6:15-7:30 p.m.
QUOOWANT
TALENT SHOW
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12TH
from 1:45-3:30 p.m.
VOYAGER &
PIONEER NIGHT*
AGES: Grades 5-9
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5TH
from 7-10 p.m.
Voyager and Pioneer
campers registered for
any session or site are
welcome to join us for
playing games, hiking in
the woods, swimming and
lots more fun after the
sun goes down! Dinner
will be served.
ADVENTURE
FUN NIGHT*
AGES: Grades 3-4
THURSDAY, JULY 21ST
*Must Register.
from 4-7 p.m.
On this night, campers will See registration form
experience games, hiking, on page 20.
swimming and lots more
fun! Adventure campers
registered for any session
or site may participate.
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CAMP KODA
AGES 3-5 YEARS OLD
Camp Koda will provide children with the opportunity to learn, laugh and leap for joy. Children will
experience new friends and discover new ideas. Most sessions are held at the Brandywine YMCA,
Monday - Friday from 9 a.m.-12 noon. Campers participate in arts and crafts, games, stories,
music and fun activities that are age appropriate and centered on a theme. Swimming lessons will
be provided each day so please bring a swimsuit and towel. For more information, contact Bridget
O’Connor at (302) 478-9622, ext 21, or [email protected].
KINDER KAPERS
[07100] 5 days a week
AGES: 3, 4, and 5 years old
(Must be 3 by June 1st)
Kinder Kapers meet 5 days a
week and swim Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday.
TIME: 9 a.m.-12 noon
FEES:
Full Member: $100
LITTLE EXPLORERS
3 days a week
Little Explorers will meet
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
All campers will swim Monday
and Wednesday.
FEES:
Full Member: $44
Program Member: $54
MID SUMMER
FUN CLUB
[07105]
Children must be registered
in Kinder Kapers or preschool
specialty camps. Campers enjoy
outdoor play, arts & crafts,
large and fine motor activities,
science, reading and rest time.
Campers need a packed lunch
and blanket for rest time. An
afternoon snack is provided for
campers.
TIME: Monday - Friday 12 - 4 p.m.
FEES:
Full Member: $72
Program Member: $81
2016 SCHEDULE
WEEK 1: Dinosaur Discovery
LUNCH BUNCH
KODA Campers only
This is an hour program where
campers can pack their lunch and
socialize with their friends after
camp.
DAYS & TIME:
Monday - Friday, 12 Noon -1 p.m.
FEES:
$5 per day
LUNCH BUNCH CARD – 6 lunches
for $25. Lunch Bunch cards may
be purchased at the front desk.
WEEK 2: Outer Space
WEEK 3: Under the Sea - Water Days
WEEK 4: Red, White & Blue
(No camp 7/4)
WEEK 5: Camp Celebration
WEEK 6: Super Heros
WEEK 7: Earth Our Only One
WEEK 8: Color Wars
WEEK 9: Animal Planet
WEEK 10: Disney Days
PRESCHOOL SPECIALTY CAMPS
AGES 3-5 YEARS OLD (MUST BE 3 BY JUNE 1, 2016)
PRESCHOOL COOKING
[07364]
AGES: 3-5
WEEK 2 (June 20 - 24)
TIME: 9 a.m. -12 Noon
Campers will learn to mix it up with
basic cooking skills, healthy eating
habits and how to create tasty treats.
CONTACT: Bridget O’Connor,
(302) 478-9622, ext. 21 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $130
NATURE NITCH [07362]
AGES: 3-5
WEEK 3 (June 27-July 1)
TIME: 9 a.m. - 12 noon
Campers explore the wonderful
world of nature through a variety
of topics including plant life,
butterflies, bats, birds and more.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 21 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $130
PRESCHOOL ARTS
& CRAFTS [07363]
AGES: 3-5
WEEK 5 (July 11–15)
TIME 9 a.m. - 12 Noon
Campers take part in both
organized craft projects as well
as free expression art creations.
This camp is sure to be lots of fun
while building your preschoolers
independence.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 21 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $130
PRESCHOOL TUMBLING
[07365]
AGES: 3-5
WEEK 5 (July 11- July 15)
TIME: 1 – 3 p.m.
Camp will be held in the gym. If your
child is attending Camp Koda, they
can stay for lunch bunch and we will
take them to their tumbling camp.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 21 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $115
AROUND THE WORLD
IN 5 DAYS [07361]
AGES: 3-5
WEEK 6 (July 18 - July 22)
TIME: 9 a.m. – 12 Noon
Campers will explore other cultures
around the world including
languages, types of cuisine, art
and ways of life.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 21 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $130
TINY TOTS PRESCHOOL
DANCE [07330]
AGES: 3-4
WEEK 7 (July 25 -July 29)
This is a first camp experience that
includes ballet, music and theater
skills. Campers will help make
costumes, scenery and the program
for a performance the last day of
camp for family and friends.
CONTACT: Amy Jimison,
(302) 478-9622, ext. 27 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Member: $112
YOUNG DANCERS 1
[07327]
AGES: 4 – 6
WEEK 7: July 25 - July 29
TIME: 1– 4 p.m.
LOCATION: Brandywine Y
An afternoon dance experience for
girls and boys. Campers will enjoy
ballet, tap, and theater skills. Ballet
and tap shoes are suggested but
not required. Wear leotards and
tights or comfortable clothing.
A special performance will be
presented the last day of camp for
family and friends.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 27 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $128
YOUNG DANCERS 2
(07326)
AGES: 4-6
WEEK 8 (August 1 - 5)
A morning dance introduction for
boys and girls that includes ballet,
tap and theater skills. Campers also
help make costumes and design
scenery. Wear leotard and tights or
comfortable clothing. Ballet and tap
shoes suggested but not required.
A special performance is presented
the last day of camp for family and
friends.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 27 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $128
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SPECIALTY CAMPS
ENTERING 1ST - 9TH GRADE
WEEK 1 (JUNE 13 - 17)
WEEK 2 (JUNE 20 - 24)
GOLF [07509]
AGES: Entering grades1-7
TIME: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Campers are transported to the Eric
MacCluen Golf Academy located at
Applecross Country Club to receive
instruction and work on the basic
swing, rules and etiquette of the
game. Campers will play the course
when available. The academy does
have equipment for campers to use,
but if campers have golf equipment,
they should bring it with them.
Campers must dress in proper golf
attire each day. Cookout will be on
Friday.
CONTACT: Mike Coleman,
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $330
FLAG FOOTBALL [07505]
TIME: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fun, football and competition are
the focus of this non-contact form
of football. Cleats, mouthpiece and
sneakers needed. Campers will have
a play day versus other Y of Delaware
Flag Football camps. Instruction takes
place from 9 a.m.-12 noon. Campers
participate in afternoon camp
activities such as recreational swim,
games and nature walks. Campers
need lunch, water bottle, swimsuit,
towel and sunscreen each day and
have a cookout on Friday for lunch.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $244
YMCA SUPER
SITTER [07324]
ICE SKATING
AGES: Entering grades 6-9
TIME: 9 a.m. –12 noon
Prepare for those summer babysitting
jobs! In addition to regular Super
Sitter training, campers will have
hands-on child care experience and
be trained and certified in Pediatric
Infant/Child CPR and First Aid. A
special one hour pool safety class
is also included. YMCA ID card is
awarded at the completion of this
course.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 27 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $130
[07527]
Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Location: Hanby Outdoor Center
Campers are taken by bus to Ice Works
Skating Complex for instruction on
the basic fundamentals of ice skating
skills. Campers need layers of clothing
such as gloves, sweat pants and
sweat shirts. Campers will participate
in afternoon camp activities such as
recreational swim, games and nature
walks. Campers need lunch, water
bottle, swimsuit, towel and sunscreen
each day and have a cookout on Friday.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $320
ZOO AND ANIMAL CARE
(07385)
AGES: Entering grades 3–7
TIME: 9 a.m.– 4 p.m.
LOCATIONS: Hanby Outdoor Center
Campers will visit Philadelphia Zoo,
the Baltimore Zoo (5 p.m. return) and
Plumpton Park Zoo to learn about
animals in their habitat. Quiver Farms
will bring their farm animals to Camp
Quoowant for a morning of animal
interactions. Campers will need to
bring lunch, water bottle, swimsuit,
towel and sun screen daily.
CONTACT: Ivy Sheehan,
(302) 478-9622, ext. 18 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $270
WEEK 3
(JUNE 27 - JULY 1)
CHALLENGER SOCCER
[07503]
Ages: Entering grades1-7
TIME: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Challenger Soccer staff combine high
quality, age specific instruction, along
with the elements of character, cultural,
and nutritional education. Instruction
is from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Shin guards,
cleats and sneakers needed. In the
afternoon, campers participate in
recreational swim, games, nature walks
and cookout lunch on Friday. If you
would like to become a host family,
please contact Mike Coleman.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members :$320
ARTS AND CRAFTS
[07380]
Make crafts with clay, paint, hemp,
gimp and other campy materials all
week. Campers will tour the Delaware
Art Museum. Color Me Mine will visit
camp and lead campers in ceramics
and mosaics. We will also go to
Painting with a Twist to create a
painting masterpiece.
CONTACT: Ivy Sheehan,
(302) 478-9622, ext. 18 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $270
Program Members :$300
WEEK 4 (JULY 5 - 8)
VOLLEYBALL [07522]
Campers will receive instruction
on individual and team skills from
former college players. Knee pads and
sneakers needed. For full day option,
add Cheerleading in the afternoon.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Member: $110
CHEERLEADING [07502]
TIME: 1-4 p.m.
Campers will receive hands on
instruction on basic team and individual
skills. For full day option, add Volleyball
in the morning. Campers may participate
in free swim in the afternoon.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Member: $110
TENNIS [07510]
Campers travel by bus to local
school tennis courts and receive
instruction from the Northern
Delaware Section USTA, learning
basic skills, shots and agility drills.
Racquet and sneakers are needed.
Campers participate in afternoon
camp activities such as recreational
swim, games and nature walks.
There will be a cookout on Friday.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $224
INSTRUCTIONAL
BOWLING [07526]
TIME: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Campers travel by bus to First State
Lanes each morning to learn the
basic fundamentals of bowling from
certified bowling instructors. Campers
will bowl a game after their lesson
to practice their skills. Campers
participate in afternoon camp
activities such as recreational swim,
games and nature walks. There will be
a cookout on Friday.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members :$185
BRANDYWINE FAMILY YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP 2016 | 11
SPECIALTY CAMPS CONTINUED
WEEK 5 (JULY 11 - 15)
STRONG ENOUGH [07346]
AGES: Entering grades 5 – 8
TIME: 1 – 4 p.m.
This is a fitness camp for teens
ages 10-13 years old. Fitness
staff will focus on the proper use
of equipment in the Fitness Center.
Campers will also receive two hours
of classroom activities focusing on
building self-esteem to help deal
with emotional and social changes.
Campers may earn a lanyard at
the end of camp to continue their
workouts independently in the Adult
Fitness Center. Admission to the
Adult Fitness Center is contingent
upon: ability to demonstrate the skills
learned at camp, achieving a passing
grade on the final exam and regular
class attendance.
CONTACT: Dot McFadden,
(302) 478-9622, ext. 59 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $180
SWIM CAMP
[07529]
TIME: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Campers will learn the strokes of
competitive swimming from members
of the BRY swim team. All campers
must have achieved level green to
participate. Instruction takes place
in the morning. Campers participate
in free swim, games, nature walks
and cookout lunch on Friday in the
afternoon.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $244
JUMP FOR JOY
[07381]
TIME: 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Campers visit local trampoline and
moon bounce establishments in the
morning. In the afternoon, campers
participate in traditional camp
activities such as free swim, games,
nature walks and cookout lunch on
Friday. Campers need lunch, water
bottle, swimsuit, towel and
sunscreen daily.
CONTACT: Gary Karp,
(302) 478-9622, ext. 32 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $269
CLUB SPORTS [07528]
Campers do non-traditional sports
such as team handball, disc golf, flag
rugby, tubing, kayaking, canoeing
and other activities. Parents will be
notified of trip schedules before
the start of camp. In the afternoon,
campers participate in free swim,
games, nature walks and cookout
lunch on Friday.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $290
WEEK 6 (JULY 18 - 22)
TUMBLING [07365]
TIME: 1- 4 p.m.
LOCATION: Brandywine Y Gym
Campers are grouped according
to skill level and will work on rolls,
balancing, cartwheels, bridges,
handstands & more! Campers will
work on strength building and
flexibility moves to promote muscle
growth and elasticity.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 21 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $136
KARATE CAMP [07504]
TIME: 9 a.m.- 12 p.m.
Campers are introduced to Tae Kwon
Do Martial Arts taught by certified
USMAA black belt instructors with
several years of training. Comfortable
sneakers and clothing are needed.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $136
TETRA SOCCER [07525]
Tetra Brazil Academy provides players
with authentic Brazilian coaching
and inspires players to practice and
improve their ball control, foot skills
and learn moves that have made
Brazilian soccer famous. Players are
grouped according to age and ability.
Instruction takes place from
9 a.m. -12 noon. Shin guards, cleats
and sneakers are needed. In the
afternoon, campers participate in
free swim, games, nature walks and
cookout lunch on Friday. Campers
need lunch, water bottle, swimsuit,
towel, and sun screen daily. If you
would like to become a host family for
the instructors or have any questions,
contact Mike Coleman.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $320
TRACK & FIELD
CONDITIONING [07520]
Campers are bused to local school
tracks to learn skills needed in various
track and field events. Focus is on
improving stamina, strength, speed
and agility and life long healthy eating
habits. Campers participate in a
meet with other YMCA of DE camps.
Instruction takes place from
9 a.m. to12 noon. In the afternoon,
campers participate in free swim,
games, nature walks and cookout
lunch on Friday. Campers need lunch,
water bottle, swimsuit, towel and
sunscreen daily.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $270
WEEK 7 (JULY 25 - 29)
JUNIOR CHEF [07322]
TIME: 9 a.m.- 12 p.m.
Boys and girls will have fun learning to
cook healthy and interesting food. Our
Junior Chefs will learn how to plate
food making attractive presentations
of their creations. Campers will learn
the correct way to set a table and
make table decorations. By the end of
camp, they will have organized their
recipes into a small cookbook to take
home. Supplies included.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 27 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $128
DODGEBALL [07507]
Campers will learn different games of
dodgeball and skills. and take part in
traditional day camp activities such as
recreational swim, camp games and
nature walks.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $254
WEEK 8 (AUG 1-5)
BASEBALL [07524]
TIME: 9 a.m.- 12 p.m.
LOCATION: Field across from the Y
This camp focuses on fielding,
pitching, hitting, and base running
skills. Campers travel twice to a local
batting cage and return in time for
12 noon pickup. Lunch is provided. For
a full day option, add Basketball Camp
in the afternoon.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $160
BASKETBALL
[07521]
TIME: 1- 4 p.m.
This camp is designed to develop game
skills for any age and ability. There
is instruction on footwork, dribbling,
passing, and shooting. For a full day
option, add Baseball in the morning.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $136
BRANDYWINE YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP 2016 | 13
SPECIALTY CAMPS CONTINUED
YOUTH SUMMER DANCE
[07328]
TIME: 1 - 4 p.m.
This is an intensified dance experience
for girls and boys. Campers are
exposed to Tap, Jazz, Ballet and Hip
Hop. They also learn behind the scene
skills like designing costumes and
scenery.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 27 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Member: $128
BOYS & GIRLS LACROSSE
[07506]
TIME: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Campers will work on basic skills and
fundamentals of the game through
drills. Instruction is from 9 a.m. to
12 noon. In the afternoon, campers
participate in swimming, games, nature
walks and cookout on Friday.
EQUIPMENT NEEDED:
Stick, helmet, mouth-piece, eye wear,
sneakers and cleats. Campers may
bring any other equipment. The Y can
provide sticks if needed.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected].
FEES:
Full Member: $244
MINIATURE ROOM DESIGN
[07332]
TIME: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Campers work with recycled items as
they design and measure in miniature.
Supplies included, but you will be asked
to collect interesting recycled items to
make furniture and accessories. Past
campers welcome to come and make a
different room.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 27 or
[email protected]
FEES:
Full Members: $122
WEEK 9 (AUG 8-12)
ALL SPORTS [07501]
TIME: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Campers will travel to ice/roller skating
rinks, arena/ballpark tours, golf driving
ranges, batting cages, bowling alleys,
baseball games or Camp Tockwogh.
Parents will be notified of trip
schedules before the start of camp.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected].
FEES:
Full Members: $330
GIRLS ONLY SPORTS
[07508]
TIME: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
This is a sports camp specifically
designed for girls to expose them to
different sports and work on building
self confidence and good nutrition.
Activities may include ice skating, field
hockey, lacrosse or a trip to Camp
Tockwogh. In the afternoon, campers
participate in swimming, games, nature
walks and cookout on Friday. Parents
will be notified of trip schedules before
the start of camp. Campers need lunch,
water bottle, swimsuit, towel and
sunscreen daily.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected].
FEES:
Full Members: $270
WEEK 10 (AUG 15-19)
GOLF (07509)
TIME: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Campers are transported to the Eric
MacCluen Golf Academy at Applecross
Country Club to receive instruction on
the basic swing, rules and etiquette of
the game. Campers will play the course
when available. The academy does have
equipment for campers to use, but if
campers have golf equipment, they
should bring it with them. Campers must
dress in proper golf attire each day.
Campers need a change of clothes upon
returning to camp.
(302) 478-9622, ext. 64 or
[email protected].
FEES:
Full Members: $330
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GENERAL INFORMATION
MEMBERSHIP
Campers need to be members of
the Y of Delaware. Full members
receive a reduced rate. A one
year program membership is
available for $44.
REGISTRATION DATES:
Full Members: February 2
Program Members: February 8
HOW TO REGISTER
• Complete enrollment/health
form, & bank draft form for
each camper. Mail, fax or drop
off at membership desk of the
Brandywine Y, attention Gina
Kapa, Camp Registrar.
• Online registration is available
at www.ymcade.org.
• Registration is confirmed by
mail when all completed forms
are received and deposits paid
in full.
CAMP DEPOSITS
• Full day camps, (9 a.m.-4 p.m.):
$60 deposit per week at the
time of registration.
• Half day specialty camps
(9 -12 noon or 1-4 p.m.): $30
deposit per week at the time of
registration.
• AM/PM care does not require
deposit.
• Deposits are non-refundable,
but are transferable to another
camp week in 2016.
PAYMENTS
• Deposits: Cash, check or
credit card paid at the time of
registration. To pay the balance
of camp, use payment form
on page 21. Forms are also
available on-line at
www.ymcade.org.
See chart for EFT schedule.
• Failure to pay remaining balance
could result in cancellation of
child’s registration.
• Automatic withdrawal balance
payments will be deducted from
your checking, savings, debit or
credit card account on the 1st
or15th of the month.
EFT WITHDRAW
Week 1: June 1
Week 2: June 1
Week 3: June 15
Week 4: June 15
Week 5: July 1
Week 6: July 1
Week 7: July 15
Week 8: July 15
Week 9: August 1
Week 10: August 1
Week 11: August15
ADDING OR
CANCELING WEEKS
• Use camp change form available
in this guide, the Internet or
front desk of Y.
• A change form is necessary for
each child attending.
OPEN DOORSFINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE
The Y strives to serve everyone
in our community, regardless
of individual economic
circumstances. Open Doors
applications for Y programs and
membership are available at
the front desk. The application
process is confidential and
requires proof of financial need.
POC and Camp Respite are not
accepted for camp programs at
the Brandywine Y.
EARLY DISMISSAL AND
LATE ARRIVAL
• Please provide a written note to
camper’s counselor with date,
time, and who is picking up.
• Parents or guardians are
required to sign out the camper
and may be asked to present
photo ID.
• Late arrivals must check in at
office.
• Early dismissal must sign out at
camp office.
4 P.M. PICK UP AT
THE HANBY OUTDOOR
CENTER
• Campers need to be picked up
promptly at 4 p.m. in the circle
at the entrance to the Hanby
Outdoor Center.
• Please remain in your car. Staff
will bring your camper to you.
Picture ID is necessary.
REGISTRATION
ACCESS TO CAMPERS
The Brandywine YMCA policy
allows each parent equal access
to their children unless otherwise
stated in a court order.
SAFETY
• Staff is trained in CPR, first aid,
emergency procedures and child
abuse prevention.
• Ellis licensed lifeguards and
trained swimming instructors
are on duty during all free swims
and swimming instruction.
• Campers are tested to identify
their individual swimming
ability and receive a bracelet
identifying their level.
• Non-swimmers unable to
recover to a standing position
are required to wear a U.S.
Coast Guard approved life jacket
during free swims.
CAMP CODE OF
CONDUCT
We require that camp staff and
campers treat each other in
accordance with the character
values of caring, honesty,
respect and responsibility.
POSITIVE GUIDANCE
Counselors will encourage
appropriate choices and
make every effort to redirect
inappropriate behavior. Parents
will be called to work with the
counselor and camper to achieve
a positive outcome. Campers
who repeatedly misbehave or
put themselves or other camp
participants in harm’s way may be
dismissed from the camp program.
BUS TRANSPORTATION WHAT TO BRING
• Bus transportation is offered to
campers attending camps at the
Hanby Outdoor Center only.
• There is no mid-day
transportation for camps ending
at 12 noon.
• Extended care participants using
the Y site can be transported
to (am) or from (pm) the Hanby
Outdoor Center.
• Campers remaining on the bus
at the end of route will return to
the Brandywine Y, 3 Mt. Lebanon
Rd, Wilmington, DE
• If for any reason there is a
change in the bus route or
scheduled times, parents will be
notified by email or a phone call.
COMMUNICATIONS
Newsletters
A weekly newsletter is sent via
email highlighting activities and
events throughout the week.
Please [email protected] if
you are not receiving each week.
Text Alerts
To receive text messages about
special events, inclement weather
procedures or other camp
information text @brycamp:
camp messages to 81010
WHAT TO WEAR
• Comfortable, lightweight
clothing and old sneakers that
you do not mind getting dirty
are best. No open toe shoes.
• Label everything with camper’s
name.
• Campers may wear their
swimsuit to camp.
• Specialty camps may need
specific supplies and/or sport
equipment.
Lunch, water bottle, sunscreen,
sneakers, sweatshirt or jacket, a
towel and swim suit needed daily.
See specific camp descriptions
for details on additional items
needed. Campers bringing
personal sports equipment do so
at their own risk. Consult staff
member about storing equipment
while at camp.
DO NOT BRING
IPod, IPad, or any type of
electronic equipment, magazines,
jewelry or other valuables, cell
phones, pets or weapons. Please
note that any material which we
perceive as inappropriate for
camp will be held in the office
until the end of the week or
arrangements been made. Camp
Quoowant is not responsible for
lost or stolen items. The use or
possession of cigarettes, alcohol,
drugs, knives, guns, or other
weapons will result in immediate
dismissal from camp.
SUNSCREEN
• Please apply sunscreen to your
camper before they arrive to
camp. We supply ocean potion
sunscreen for our campers at
our sunscreen station.
• Sunscreen station will be a part
of your campers schedule after
swim instruction and free swim.
• Ocean Potion active ingredients:
Homosalate 10.0%, Octisalate
5.0%, Avobenzone 2.0%,
Octocrylene 2%.
• Campers that are sensitive
to the sun should wear hats,
sleeved shirts and a swim shirt
for the pool.
GENERAL INFORMATION
SWIMMING
ILLNESS AND INJURY
LUNCH
Swimming is an integral part of
the camp program for both health
and safety reasons.
• A swimsuit and towel is
needed daily.
• All full day campers, except
Pioneers and specialty camps,
participate in daily swim
instruction.
• All camps have free swim in the
afternoon.
• Please do not send your child
to camp if he/she is not feeling
well in the morning.
• Parents are responsible
for picking up their ill child
immediately.
• Camp staff will treat minor
injuries (small cuts, scrapes,
bumps, etc.) and log the incident
in the health log.
• Parents are notified immediately
for illnesses or injuries that
need further medical attention,
any injuries involving the head,
or any situation that requires
the parent to observe.
• Campers who require immediate
medical attention are taken to
AI duPont Hospital for Children.
• Full day campers need a
non-perishable lunch and
beverage daily except on
cookout days. The best lunch
bag is a gallon zip lock bag with
camper’s name. Lunches are
refrigerated.
• No lunch is required for
1/2 day camps.
• A non-perishable snack
(cookies, crackers, etc.) packed
separately from their lunch is
recommended for morning and/
or afternoon snacks.
• Water bottles labeled with your
child’s name should be brought
everyday.
• Freeze pops and refreshing
frozen treats sold daily for $.50
to $1.00.
LOST AND FOUND
• All lost and found items are
placed on shelves in the lost &
found area.
• Please encourage your child to
check for lost items promptly.
• Items are kept for only one
week after the session ends
and then donated to a local
homeless shelter.
INCLEMENT WEATHER–
CAMP IS OPEN!
• Wet weather makes it feel chilly
at camp even when it’s warm.
Campers should wear pants,
sweatshirt, boots, raincoat.
• In extreme weather conditions,
campers may be transported to
a local venue by bus or Y van.
• Campers should bring their
swimsuit and towel in case the
weather clears.
MEDICATION
• Form at camp office must be
completed by a parent before
medication can be administered.
• Medications need to be
brought to the camp office by
parent/guardian in the original
container. Do not send with
your camper.
• Please DO NOT send more than
a one week supply of medication
at a time.
• Parents should pick up leftover
medication in a timely manner.
Any medication left at the end
of the summer will be discarded.
COOKOUTS-SPECIALTY
OUTDOOR CAMPS
• No lunch necessary on cookout
days.
• Voyager and Pioneers –
Wednesdays
• Explorers and Adventurers –
Thursdays
• Sports Camps at Hanby Outdoor
Center - Fridays
• Hot dogs, baked chips, and a
beverage are provided.
BUS INFORMATION
Bus transportation is provided ONLY
to the HANBY OUTDOOR CENTER.
Campers using Before and After Care
at the Brandywine Y will be transported
to or from the Hanby Outdoor Center.
There is no mid-day transportation.
PRIOR TO BOARDING
• Campers should arrive at least 10
minutes prior to the stop time listed
and conduct themselves in a safe
manner while waiting.
• Please respect the property rights of
people residing near the bus stop.
• Wait until the bus comes to a
complete stop before entering the bus.
• The bus counselor will checkin all
campers on the bus.
PARENTS
•P
lease wait at the bus stop with your
camper until the bus arrives. The Y
cannot be responsible for campers
before or after the bus arrives.
•C
ampers who are not registered
for bus transportation will not be
permitted on the bus.
•C
ampers 7 years old and under must
have an adult/parent meet them at the
stop.
• If your child does not get off the bus,
please call the camp office at
(302) 475-0700 for pickup
arrangements.
• If there is a question about how a
camper is going home, they will remain
at camp and parents will need to pick
up there.
• If there is a change in the bus route
or scheduled times, you will receive an
email or phone call.
• Campers remaining on the bus at
the end of the day will return to the
Brandywine Y, 3 Mt. Lebanon Rd.
Bus 1
Corner of 17th and Greenhill Park at11th & Washington Streets 18th and Broom (little league field and light) Talley Hills Entrance
Duncan and Brandywine (next to Edgemont CC)
Top of the Hill -at the rock Darley Rd. Elementary - main entrance WHILE ON THE BUS
• The driver of the bus has complete
authority while transporting campers.
If behavior problems warrant
suspension, the bus driver will confer
with the camp director concerning
revocation of riding privileges.
• Campers must obey the driver and bus
counsel. Loud talking and confusion
may divert the driver’s attention.
• Remain in your seat while the bus is
in motion. Keep hands, head and arms
inside the bus at all times and keep
aisle clear.
• Food and beverages are not permitted.
• Do not throw anything in, out or
around the bus.
• Scuffling, fighting, touching others
and profane or indecent language is
strictly forbidden.
• Campers shall not leave the bus
without the consent of the bus
counselor or driver.
• No animals or dangerous instruments
are permitted on the bus.
Stop #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Pick Up
8 a.m.
8:07 a.m.
8:12 a.m.
8:19 a.m.
8:23 a.m.
8:29 a.m.
8:39 a.m.
Drop Off
4:49 p.m.
4:36 p.m.
4:31 p.m.
4:25 p.m.
4:21 p.m.
4:15 p.m.
4:05 p.m.
Bus 2
Stop #
Brandywine YMCA
1
Concord Plaza (Bus shelter behind Read Building) 2
Pick Up
8:15 a.m.
8:22 a.m.
Drop Off
4:14 p.m.
4:09 p.m.
Bus 3
Experimental Station (main entrance traffic circle)
Dupont Hospital
Administration and Research Building Circle
Brandywine High (parking lot next to the school)
Shipley Road at Springer sign
Berwyn Road and Kingman Drive
Concord High (back student parking lot )
Lancashire (a.m.- front parking lot)
(p.m. - Balleymeade Entrance) Stop #
1
Pick Up
8 a.m.
Drop Off
4:42 p.m.
2
8:07 a.m.
4:36 p.m.
3
4
5
6
8:12 a.m.
8:19 a.m.
8:24 a.m.
8:31 a.m.
4:31 p.m.
4:26 p.m.
4:21 p.m.
4:14 p.m.
7
8:40 a.m.
4:05 p.m.
SPECIAL EVENT REGISTRATION
CAMP QUOOWANT
EXPLORER
FRIENDSHIP FIRE
THURSDAY, JUNE 30
4-7 P.M.
AGES: Grades Entering K - 2
FEE: $20*
The Friendship Fire gives our
youngest campers the opportunity
to do something special at camp.
This night includes crafts, games and
a cookout. Please pick your child up
promptly at 7 p.m. In the event of
bad weather, call camp after 3 p.m.
at (302) 475-0700 for cancellation
information.
ADVENTURER
FUN NIGHT
THURSDAY, JULY 21
4-7 P.M.
AGES: Grades Entering 3 - 4
FEE: $20*
Campers experience games, hiking,
swimming and lots more fun!
Adventure campers registered for
any session or site may participate.
Please pick up promptly at 7 p.m. In
the event of bad weather, call camp
at (302) 475-0700, after 3 p.m. for
cancellation information.
VOYAGER/
PIONEER NIGHT
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5
7-10 P.M.
AGES: Grades Entering 5 - 9
FEE: $20*
Voyager and Pioneer campers
registered for any session or site are
welcome to join us for playing games,
hiking in the woods, swimming and
lots more fun after the sun goes
down! Dinner will be served. Please
pick up promptly at 10 p.m. In the
event of bad weather, call camp at
(302) 475-0700, after 3 p.m. for
cancellation information.
*Payment is automatically deducted from camp account on file.
REGISTRATION FORM
Please check which event camper will be attending.
____Explorer Friendship Fire (6/30)
____Adventurer Fun Night (7/21)
_____Voyager/Pioneer Night (8/5)
Camper’s Name #1 ______________________________________________________________________________ Age _______
Grade ______
Camper’s Name #2 ______________________________________________________________________________ Age _______
Grade ______
Home Phone ______________________________________________________ Email: ______________________________________________________
Emergency Contact Name ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Emergency Contact Phone __________________________________________________________
I give permission for my child to attend the event checked above and deduct the amount due from the
camp account on file.
Signature __________________________________________________________________________________ Date______________________
CAMP 2016
CHILD RELEASE
PLEASE LIST ANY ADULTS, OTHER THAN PARENTS, THAT ARE AUTHORIZED TO PICK UP THIS CHILD
Name
Relationship to child
Phone 1
Phone 2
Name
Phone 1
Phone 2
Name
Phone 1
Phone 2
Name
Phone 1
Phone 2
If there is a question about dismissal, camper will remain at camp and parent or guardian will be responsible for pick
up.
PLEASE LIST ANY ADULTS THAT ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO PICK UP THIS CHILD
Name
Phone 1
Phone 2
Name
Phone 1
Phone 2
PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNED RELEASES
Treatment/ Emergency care – I hereby give permission to the emergency care physician and/or YMCA director to order X-rays,
routine tests, treatment; to release any records necessary for insurance purposes; and to provide or arrange necessary related
transportation for my child. In the event, I cannot be reached in an emergency I hereby give permission to the physician selected
by the YMCA supervisor to secure and administer treatment, including hospitalization, for the person named above.
Signature
Field Trip and Transportation release – The Y has permission to take my child on all pre-arranged field trips indicated as part of the Y
program my child is registered for. This includes off site outings due to extreme weather conditions as part of summer programs.
Signature
Photo/video release – I give permission for my child to be photographed and/or interviewed for promotional purposes.
Signature
Sunscreen release – I give permission to apply sunscreen provided by me or from the sunscreen machine during summer programs.
Signature
Screen Time Usage – I give permission for my child to use computers and view interactive age-appropriate and educational videos.
Screen time will be less than 30 minutes.
Signature
Informed consent - I understand that the YMCA activities have inherent risks and I hereby assume all risks and hazards incident to
my family’s participation in YMCA activities. I further waive, release, absolve, indemnify and agree to hold harmless the YMCA, the
organizers, volunteers, supervisors, officers, directors, participants, coaches, referees, as well as, persons or parents transporting
participants to and from activities from any claims or injury sustained during my use of YMCA property.
Signature
CAMP PAYMENT FORM
(PLEASE COMPLETE THE ENTIRE FORM)
DEPOSIT PAYMENT:
All deposits are non-refundable but are transferable to another camp week in 2016.
Full day: $60
Half day: $30
Program Membership: $44
Enclosed are my camp deposits for ______ weeks totaling $ _________________________
PAYMENT TYPE:
c Cash $____________
c
Check number #______________
c
Credit card
TYPE OF CARD: c VISA c MASTERCARD c AMERICAN EXPRESS c DISCOVER
CARD NUMBER _______________________________________________________________ EXPIRATION DATE: __________
*PRINT NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CARD_____________________________________________________________________
Billing Zip Code: _______________________
Parent/Legal Guardian signature ____________________________________________________________ Date: __________
PAYING SUMMER CAMP BALANCE:
Camp payments will be set up to come out automatically on the 1st and 15th of each month from
a checking account, savings account, debit, or credit card. Please see EFT summer schedule on
page 16. Statement billing is not an option. If the camp is not paid off before the start of each
registered week, your camp week will be canceled.
If you want to start payments early, circle start date: March
April
May
PLEASE SELECT ONE:
c Checking account - please attach a voided check
c
Savings account - please attach statement with routing and account numbers
c VISA
c
MASTERCARD
c
AMERICAN EXPRESS
c
DISCOVER
CARD NUMBER ____________________________________________________ EXPIRATION DATE: ______________
PRINT NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CARD________________________________________________________________
Billing Zip Code: _______________________
Parent/Legal Guardian signature ____________________________________________________Date: __________________
BEFORE AND AFTER
SCHOOL ENRICHMENT
KINDERGARTEN - 5TH GRADE
GRADES 6 - 8 (AFTER CARE ONLY)
HIGHLIGHTS
• Fun and safe environment
• Trained and experienced staff
• Homework assistance
• Meet new friends
• Recreational and enrichment
activities
• Healthy snacks
• Physical activity (CATCH) designed to
promote healthy lifestyles in children
REGISTRATION FOR
2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR
Returning students and siblings:
April 4th
New student registration:
May 1st
MONTHLY FEES
AM CARE: $125
PM CARE:
$114 (1 day/week)
$183 (2 days/week)
$267 (3 days/week)
$322 (4 days/week)
$359 (5 days/week)
BEFORE CARE
TIMES: 7 a.m.- start of school
During this time, children can play
games, do puzzles, read, participate
in art activities and socialize with
friends. You are welcome to send in
your child’s breakfast.
AFTER CARE
TIMES: End of school day - 6 p.m.
The School’s Out program offers care
for children enrolled in the Brandywine
School District - Kindergarten through
5th grade.
SCHOOLS SERVED
(ON SITE CARE)
Carrcroft, Claymont, Forwood,
Hanby, Harlan, Lancashire, Lombardy
and Mt. Pleasant
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26 || (302)
(302)478-YMCA
478-YMCA •• WWW.YSUMMERCAMP.ORG
WWW.YSUMMERCAMP.ORG
YOUNG LEADERS GRADES 6-8
This after school program gives teens
the opportunity to learn life skills, take
field trips, and have fun. Application
packets are available at the front
desk beginning March 1, 2016. This
program will not be held when the BSD
is off or when middle schools have
half days.
• Transportation for Talley & Springer
Middle School participants should
register for Bus #94;
• P.S. duPont students need to
register for Bus #8.
DAY/TIME:
September-May,
Monday through Friday till 6 p.m.
FEE (2016-2017 school year):
Full/Program Members and Public:
$210 per month
CAMP CHANGE FORM (ONE PER CAMPER)
A change form is necessary for each child attending camp. Changes in your child’s camp schedule
must be made at least one week in advance and will depend on availability of openings.
Confirmations are not sent. Unless notified, all changes have been completed.
Camper’s Name:____________________________________________________________
Deposits are not refundable, but ARE transferable to another camp in 2016 only.
Please make the following change to my child’s camp schedule.
Cancel: Session #
1
2
3
4
5
6
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Name of Camp canceling ________________________________________________________
(ex. Explorers, All Sports, Kinder Kapers, etc.)
Canceling AM Care _____
Canceling PM Care _____
Canceling Bus _____
Camp Location: ____Hanby Outdoor Center
Do you have a deposit to transfer?
___Brandywine YMCA
___yes
___no
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Camper’s Name:_________________________________________________________
Add: Session #
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Name of Camp adding ______________________________________________________________
(ex. Explorers, All Sports, Kinder Kapers, etc.)
Adding AM Care YMCA_____
Camp Quoowant ______
Adding PM Care YMCA_____
Camp Quoowant ______
Adding Bus:
Bus Number _________ Bus Stop _________
If you are not transferring a deposit and are adding an extra week, please include a
$60 - full day camp $30 -half day camp
Check _____
Cash ______
Credit Card # _____________________________________________ Exp. date____________
Signature ________________________________________________ Date ________________
Non-profit org.
U.S. postage
PAID
YMCA of
DELAWARE
Permit No. 17
Wilmington, DE
BRANDYWINE YMCA
3 Mt. Lebanon Road
Wilmington, Delaware 19803
Phone: 302-478-YMCA
Fax: 302-478-2260
Web: www.ymcade.org
HANBY OUTDOOR CENTER
35 Chestnut Street
Wilmington, DE 19810
Phone: (302) 475-0700
Additional YMCAs come with your membership!
Brandywine YMCA full members also enjoy privileges at the Philadelphia Freedom Valley and Brandywine Valley
YMCAs. Plus you have access to the following 5 additional YMCA of Delaware locations:
BEAR-GLASGOW YMCA: (302) 836-YMCA
351 George Williams Way, Newark, DE 19702
CENTRAL YMCA: (302) 254-YMCA
501 West Eleventh Street, Wilmington, DE 19801
DOVER YMCA: (302) 346-YMCA
1137 South State Street, Dover, DE 19901
WESTERN FAMILY YMCA: (302) 709-YMCA
2600 Kirkwood Highway, Newark, DE 19711
SUSSEX FAMILY YMCA: (302) 296-YMCA
20080 Church Street, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
OTHER YMCA CONTACTS:
CAMP TOCKWOGH: 800-331-CAMP
24370 Still Pond Neck Road, Worton, MD 21678
SSOCIATION OFFICE: (302) 221-YMCA
A
100 West 10th Street - Suite 1100, Wilmington, DE 19801
WALNUT ST. YMCA: (302) 472-YMCA
1000A North Walnut Street, Wilmington, DE 19801

SUMMER CAMP GUIDE - The YMCA of Delaware

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