2016 Camp Guide - Greater Wichita YMCA

Transcription

WHERE SUMMER IS...
INTENTIONALLY
AWESOME
SUMMER DAY
CAMP 2016
CONVENIENT
ONLINE
ENROLLMENT
GREATER WICHITA YMCA
YMCA CAMP HYDE + 10 Additional locations
VISIT YMCAWICHITA.ORG/CAMP
DETAILS P. 30
PARENTS
TRUST US
'S
R
E
M
M
U
S
E
WHER
LY
L
A
N
O
I
T
N
E
T
IN
AWESOME
The YMCA takes seriously the protection and safety
of our campers. As a result, the YMCA has policies,
procedures and guidelines for those who will be
working with your child. All camp programs are
licensed through Kansas Department of Health &
Environment and are monitored annually.
We’re excited that you’re considering spending time with us this summer! YMCA summer
day camps are fun and safe places that allow kids the chance to explore new things as
they discover who they are and what they can achieve.
PROVEN SAFETY PRACTICES
Whether at YMCA Camp Hyde or one of our other exciting camp locations, your camper
will enjoy new experiences and build new relationships every day. Plus, each and every
camp activity is focused on helping your child develop better skills, stronger values and
positive lifelong behaviors.
• YMCA staff are First Aid/CPR certified.
• YMCA staff have prior experience working with
children.
• YMCA staff have received training in Signs &
Symptoms of Childhood Illness, Child Abuse & Neglect,
and Positive Discipline Techniques.
This is where summer does come to life!
Our veteran staff have put together 12 exciting, fun-filled weeks that are geared
towards making your child’s summer a magical, memorable and intentionally awesome
experience. From building positive role models through weekly bully busters and
character challenges, to staying healthy and active through things like swimming and
field games, your camper will be turning summer fun into life lessons.
• YMCA staff and volunteers undergo a comprehensive
pre-employment screening, including reference checks
and criminal history checks.
Through it all, our attentive, skilled and fun-loving camp counselors will be working hard
to ensure that activities foster positive group and individual experiences for your child.
• YMCA staff and program volunteers are not to
socialize or have contact with participants outside of
Y programs.
With every summer comes new opportunities for our campers, and we hope to see you
and your kids as part of our unique summer camp family!
• YMCA staff never leave children unsupervised. Head
counts are constantly taken, and children will remain in
visual and hearing range of YMCA staff.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at the
numbers below. We welcome the opportunity to tell you
about all the things that make this camp so special.
See you this summer!
YMCA Summer Camp Team
Jon McReynolds - 316.264.1610 x5535
[email protected]
CONTACTS
Sites: YMCA Camp Hyde and all bus pick-up locations
Angie Robledo - 316.264.1610 x5536
[email protected]
East: Farha Courts Andover (FCA), Bel Aire, Andover,
East & El Dorado YMCAs
Victoria Fleming - 316.264.1610 x5539
[email protected]
West: Farha Courts South (FCS), Valley Center,
Northwest, South & West YMCAs
2
• YMCA staff remain aware of intruders, hazardous
situations or areas, and unsafe practices.
YOUR GUIDE TO
SUMMER FUN
Weekly Themes
6-7
Camp Hyde 8-11
Adventure Camps
12-13
Frontier Camp
14-15
Sport Camps
18-21
Teen Camps
22-23
1/2 Day Camp
24
Special Interest Camp
25
Kiddie Camp
26
Family Camp
26
YMCA Fun Clubs
27
Parent/Enrollment Info 28-30
Giving Back
31
Need-based financial assistance is available ∙ ymcawichita.org/camp . facebook.com/ymcawichita
• YMCA staff continue to reinforce the “buddy-system”
between children.
• YMCA staff are informed, if a child switches to another
group for any reason.
• YMCA staff members are identifiable by a YMCA staff
badge and shirt.
YMCA DAY
CAMP IS
THE PLACE
TO BE THIS
SUMMER
It’s fun!
It’s where you make new friends.
It’s a safe and caring environment.
It’s where you play games, stay
active and grow in spirit, mind and
body.
It’s where you learn about fair play
and develop new skills through cool,
challenging activities.
GREATER WICHITA YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP
1:15
STAFF TO CAMPER
RATIO
3
CAMP...
MONEY WELL SPENT!
Turning
SUMMER FUN
into life lessons
For as little as $250 per hour, your child...
• makes lifelong memories
• enjoys healthy snacks
• unplugs
• makes new friends
• stays physically active
• develops new skills
• explores nature
• learns healthy habits
• builds self-esteem
• has fun
Looking at all that a YMCA camp experience provides...
who can say no to that?
"Thank you Northwest YMCA, for
providing a safe and exciting
summer experience for our daughter.
Each day was packed with a variety
of fun and adventure. I'm so
grateful she had this opportunity to
"The counselors are
great because
they keep you safe
but create fun
for everyone."
why camp is
good for m
e.
96% of campers
say they make new
friends at camp.*
..
92% said camp
helps them feel good
about themselves.*
learn & grow in character."
- YMCA Camp parent
70% of parents
said their child gained
self-confidence at
camp.*
A YMCA FAMILY MEMBERSHIP WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
Save up to $20 per child each week of summer camp with
a YMCA family membership! Y family members also receive
discounted rates on youth sports, classes and before & after
school child care, as well as unlimited use of all eight Greater
Wichita YMCA locations.
*as reported by
American Camping Association
Discounts do not apply to individuals with YMCA Youth Memberships. Family Membership
MUST be active during the full term of camp attendance to receive the discounted rates.
4
5
CHARACTER COUNTS
CHARACTER CHALLENGES
WEEKLY CAMP
THEMES
Each week this summer, campers will build
character as they focus on one of the core
values below... It’s the Character Challenge.
YMCA CAMP HYDE/ADVENTURE CAMPS at YMCA Andover,
East, El Dorado, Northwest, South, and Valley Center
YMCA Summer Day Camps focus on building
the confidence of each child through character
challenges that encourage personal growth
and the development of strong values.
RESPECT
WK 7 - UNDER THE SEA
Jul 5–8
Wet Fun for all as we enjoy ocean treats, crab
walk races, octopus tag, jellyfish jumps, water
pinata’s, treasure hunts, sand art, and water
gun wars. Campers must bring their own water
guns. *Field trip to YMCA Water Park.
(cost prorated for Fourth of July)
WK 8 - JURASSIC WORLD
Jul 11–15
We will enjoy an historic adventure thru the Ice
Age as we learn of large lizards and feathered
friends, go on a dinosaur egg hunt, dinosaur
egg stomp, learn the dino whip, and make
fossils. *Field trip to Sedgwick County Zoo.
WK 9 - AROUND THE WORLD
Jul 18–22
Grab your passports as we travel around the
globe to visit different cultures/countries thru
games, music, foods and crafts. We'll end our
travels with a stop at the "Y Olympic Games" in
Rio! *Field trip to Sedgwick County Park.
WK 10 - SUMMER FIESTA
Jul 25–29
Join in our celebration by hitting the piñata,
playing fiesta inspired games, dancing to the
Macarena, show your creativity with recycled
materials in the Thingamajig competition, and
have fun at our Talent Show! (Parents are
welcome to attend Talent show – See Director).
*Field Trip to Palace West.
WK 11 - BUGS GALORE
Aug 1-5
Ants on a log, dead ant tag, butterfly pasta
crafts, and dirt cups for dessert. Don’t wake the
bumble bees or mess with a gardener’s vegetables
as we explore nature around us. *Field trip to
Great Plains Nature Center and Camp Hyde for
canoeing, Wet Willie and nature hike.
WK 12 - WILD WILD WEST
RESPONSIBILITY
6
HONESTY
Week 2: Crazy hair day
Week 3: Dress up from your favorite decade
Week 4: Crazy socks day
Week 5: Wear your Pajamas
Week 6: Be your favorite Super Hero
Week 7: Dress up as a pirate
Week 8: Crazy hat day
Week 9: Who is your favorite Sports Team
Week 10: Moustache Day
Week 11: Backwards Day
Week 12: Dress up like a cowboy
RESPONSIBILITY
WACKY WEDNESDAYS
We have fun each Wed. doing something a
little silly.
RESPECT
HONESTY
WK 4 - REALITY GAME SHOW MANIA Jun 13–17
We'll enjoy Minute to Win It games, Campers
dress up their counselor for America’s Next Top
Model, Fear Factor Challenges, Name that Tune,
Survivor food eating challenges, create tribal
flags, and compete in Survivor Games. *Field
Trip to Sedgwick County Park.
WK 6 - CAPTAIN Y & THE SUPERHEROES Jun 27–Jul 1
Campers bond by solving mysteries of SpiderMan's Web, the Human Knot, and Gotham City
Marshmallow Towers. Travel thru the tanks/
landmines obstacle course as you discover
your Super Hero status through competitions
between groups. Week complete with a BBQ
(Parents welcome to attend cookout- See
Director for details). *Field trip to Riverside Park.
RESPECT
Do what you are supposed to do. Finish what
you start. Always do your best. Exercise selfcontrol. Be accountable for your choices.
CARING
RESPONSIBILITY
WK 3 - THROUGH THE DECADES Jun 6-10
Travel thru the decades as we explore the 50s:
Hula hoop contest, Dance-off with Hand Jive/
Twist & Mashed Potato; 60s/70s Tye Dye, Pet
Rocks, Beaded Necklaces, Twister Tournament;
80s: Friendship Pins, Make a Music Video.
*Field Trip to Roller City.
RESPONSIBILITY
Live by the Golden Rule. Value the abilities
and characteristics of others. Use good
manners. Be considerate of another’s
feelings. Honor everyone’s dignity, privacy,
and freedom. Be courteous and polite.
WK 2 - OOPY, GOOPY May 31- Jun 3
Join the fun as we plan to get messy with Pie
Roulette/Whipped cream pie fun, egg toss,
Belly Slide, Jello Drop, Cheeto Face, Head Dunk,
Shaving Cream Hairstyles, and Team Painting.
(cost prorated for Memorial Day) *Field trip to
All Star Sports
RESPECT
Don’t cheat, steal, or deceive. Keep your
promises. Be reliable. Have the courage to do
the right thing. Build a good reputation. Be
loyal to your family, friends, and country.
WK 5 - SPACE IS THE PLACE
Jun 20–24
To infinity and beyond as we search for the
Kid from Mars, try not dropping the Android,
discover Martian rocks, Create a space craft,
go on an Alien Hunt, and practice some
Jedi training thru obstacles. *Field trip to
Exploration Place.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing week at Camp Hyde.
CARING
HONESTY
HONESTY
Be kind and show concern for others. Express
gratitude. Forgive others. Help those in need.
Be compassionate.
CARING
CARING
WK 1 - ALOHA SUMMER
May 23-27
Say "Aloha" to the school year as we embrace
summer with Sand Art, Beach Ball Kickball,
Limbo contests, Slip n Slides, and Lawn
Games. (Valley Center/NW YMCA only)
*Field trip to Augusta Play Park.
Aug 8-12
(YMCA Camp Hyde, Andover, East, Northwest and
South YMCAs only)
Learn how the West was won and enjoy
Rattlesnake Tag, create wanted posters, read a
treasure map for the Gold Rush, and an end of
the summer BBQ (Parents welcome to attend
– See Director). *Field trip to the old watering
hole: Andover YMCA Water Park.
*NOTE: Camp Hyde, Andover & Northwest YMCA
camps do not participate in field trips, but offer
activities such as fitness, gymnastics, arts & crafts,
sports, climbing wall, activity clubs, special events, guest
speakers, and outdoor waterparks.
"Camp is the place I want to spe
nd my
summers. I love seeing my frie
nds
from the years before and enjoy
ing
our favorite activities togeth
er."
-YMCA Camper
7
WHERE SUMMER
COMES TO LIFE
CONVENIENT
ONLINE
ENROLLMENT
DETAILS P. 30
YMCA CAMP HYDE TRADITIONAL CAMP
AGES: 6 & completed kindergarten-15 yrs
CAMP HYDE ACTIVITY CLUBS
FEES: $119/wk YMCA Family Members
$139/wk Community Participants
$25/wk deposit required on enrollment
Additional fees may apply for transportation
(see p 10), club add-ons, and some specialty
camps (see pp 15, 19, 23) .
WEEKS: 2-12 (themes on pp 6-7)
MANDATORY PARENT MEETING:
May 19 at 7pm | May 22 at 6pm at Camp Hyde
CAMP HYDE is the ultimate in day camping: an
action-packed, adventure-filled summer experience
designed to help develop competence in camp skills
and life skills.
Daily opportunities to learn the art of cooperation
and to make good choices offer an ideal setting for
character development.
Campers will not only learn more about themselves
and their surroundings, but they will create lasting
friendships.
A DAY AT CAMP HYDE includes age-
appropriate activities geared toward the weekly
themes listed on pages 6-7. Days also include
devotion, chapel time, Christian-oriented songs.
(alternate activities are available for those who do not
wish to participate)
WACKY WEDNESDAYS! Show your camp spirit and
get a little wacky every Wednesday featuring a
different wacky theme. (see p 6)
CAMP ACTIVITIES
Explorers and Trailblazers will participate in
FREE activity clubs on a bi-weekly rotation.
Does not apply to Sports or Frontier Camps.
EXPLORERS & TRAILBLAZERS WILL ENJOY
EVERY 2 WEEKS:
CLUBS 1: Wilderness Survival • Team Sports
• Insanity • Chaos
CLUBS 2: Ultimate Sports • Wet & Wild
• Media Frenzy • Target Sports
SPECIALIZED CLUB ADD-ONS
Specialized add-on classes meet daily for 45 min.
Try a new club every week, or stay with the same
club all summer. (See chart in center of this guide for
available weeks).
AGES: 6-12 | FEES: $20/wk
(In addition to weekly Camp Hyde fees)
ART CRAZE: Enjoy arts and crafts with projects
from painting to handmade crafts. (all 9 wks)
BEGINNER SWIM LESSONS: Learn how to swim
with the help of certified YMCA instructors. (all 9 wks)
DANCE/CHEER: Learn cheer/dance routines
performed to music with emphasis placed on stunts,
chants, kicks, jumps while keeping time, learning
steps, and having fun! (odd # weeks)
TAE KWON DO: Discover the basic moves and
discipline of popular martial arts with instructors
from Kim's Academy. (even # weeks)
EXPLORERS
ages 6-7
TRAIL
BLAZERS
ages 8-10
PATH
FINDERS
ages 11-12
TEENS
ages 13-15
Chapel, Swimming, Wet Willie Slide, Boating,
Fishing, Team Building Activities, Field Sports,
Target Sports, Crafts, Expanded Pond/
Beachfront Area, Nature Center, Tube Slides,
Hiking, Outdoor Environmental Education,
Skate Park, Gaga Pit, Friendship Circle
Ropes Challenge Course, 50ft Alpine Climbing
Tower, Archery, Parachute Games, BB Guns,
Outdoor Laser Tag
Mountain Bike Trail Rides, Giant Swing
the
"Camp Hyde is
best way to spen
r!"
your summe
per
d
m
- Camp Hyde ca
8
Bi-weekly Field Trips, Leadership/Character
Development, Community Service Projects
and H-Y-D-E daily broadcast Camp Hyde
News/Announcements and Songs
9
FIND A BUS STOP NEAR YOU!
CAMP HYDE
CONVENIENT
ONLINE
ENROLLMENT
DROP-OFF SITES
DETAILS P. 30
PARENT DROP-OFF AT CAMP HYDE
26201 W 71st St South, Viola
TRANSPORTATION to camp provided from the following sites:
(Choices subject to site & bus capacity limits)
$19/wk transportation fee for drop-off sites listed.
Church of the Magdalen - 12626 E 21st N
(wk 2-11)
Derby Tanglewood Elementary - 830 Ridgecrest
Downtown YMCA - 402 N Market
(wk 2-11)
(wk 2-11)
Goddard Explorer Elementary - 454 S 167th St West
Hillside Christian Church - 8330 E Douglas
Maize South Elementary - 3404 N Maize Rd
North YMCA - 3330 N Woodlawn
West YMCA - 6940 Newell
(wk 2-12*)
(wk 2-12*)
(wk 2-11)
(wk 2-12*)
(wk 2-12*)
YMCA Farha Courts - FCS - 3405 S Meridian, South YMCA campus (wk 2-12*)
*Transportation fees do not apply to week 12
BEFORE AND AFTER CAMP CARE
To assist parents, Camp Hyde offers before & after camp care at the transportation sites
above. Before camp care begins at 6:30am; campers will leave for camp at 8:00am. After
camp care begins at 5:15pm; all campers must be picked up by 6:00pm.
For added convenience, parents may deliver children to Camp Hyde as early as 7:30am.
Parents who wish to pick up children from Camp Hyde must do so by 5:30pm.
A GREAT
TIME TO BE
A MEMBER!
Did you know you could save up to $20 per child each week of
summer camp with a YMCA family membership? Join today and
all of your family will benefit throughout the year!
(Discounts do not apply to individuals with YMCA Youth Memberships. Family Membership
MUST be active during full term of camp attendance to receive the discounted rates.)
DATES TO REMEMBER: CAMP HYDE
Mar/Apr Open House - see back of guide
for date/time/locations
May 19 & 22 Parent Meetings
Jun 16
Frontier Overnight Camp
Jun 24
Frontier Rodeo
10
Jun 24-25
July 1
July 21
July 29
July 29
July 30
Family Camp Overnight
Outdoor BBQ
Frontier Overnight Camp
Frontier Rodeo
Talent Show
Family Day Camp
"My son said this is
er
the best summ
experience
he has had..."
- Y Camp Parent
"I encourage
all my
riends to us
e
the camp
, even som
e
family and
f
of my neigh
bors are
considering
it this ye
ar!"
- Y Camp Pa
rent
11
AWESOME CAMPS
FOR AWESOME KIDS
ADVENTURE
CAMPS
YMCA LOCATIONS
Andover | East
El Dorado
Northwest | South
AGES: Completed kindergarten - 12 yrs
Valley Center
TIMES: Monday-Friday, 6:30am-6:00pm
ACTIVITIES: Summer Adventure Camps follow
the themes listed on pages 6-7 and offer
campers regular activities such as arts & crafts,
guest speakers, special events, swimming,
sports, cookouts, and character challenges.
Campers also have the option of choosing an
Adventure Camp that offers activity clubs (like
climbing wall, crafts, waterpark, gymnastics,
youth fitness, etc.) or selecting a camp that
offers weekly field trips.
ACTIVITY CLUB CAMPS:
WEEKS
Andover YMCA 1115 E US Highway 54 2-12
Northwest YMCA
13838 W 21st Street North
1-12
"What camp mea
ns to
me
is having
and enjoyin
g your
summer ... The
re are
fun
so many things to
do!"
- YMCA camper
FIELD TRIP CAMPS:
WEEKS
East YMCA
2-12
9333 E Douglas
El Dorado YMCA
2-11
300 N Main
South YMCA
2-12
3405 S Meridian
Valley Center - Wheatland Elementary 1-10
800 Meadow Rd, Valley Center
FIELD TRIP DESTINATIONS
Week 1: Augusta Play Park
Week 2: All Star Sports
Week 3: Roller City
Week 4: Sedgwick County Park
Week 5: Exploration Place
Week 6: Riverside Park
Week 7: YMCA Water Park
Week 8: Sedgwick County Zoo
Week 9: Sedgwick County Park
Week 10: Palace West Movie Theatre
Week 11: Great Plains Nature Center/Camp Hyde
Week 12: Andover YMCA Water Park
CONVENIENT
ONLINE
ENROLLMENT
DETAILS P. 30
13
EN
R
Sp EA OL
ac RL L
ei
s l Y!
im
SPECIALITY
RIDE
INTO
FUN
"My favorite activity to do at
camp is riding
the horses.
I have so much fun and I have
learned so much since I have
been at camp..."
- Frontier Camper
FRONTIER CAMP
ite
d
YMCA CAMP HYDE
FRONTIER CAMP AT HYDE
Campers spend half their day
with their horses learning
riding skills such as sitting trot,
centered riding techniques,
and riding through an obstacle
course. They will meet local
veterinarians and shoers when
they are at camp and discuss
health/grooming of a horse.
Campers also get to enjoy camp
activities such as swimming,
hiking, team games, arts
and crafts, low ropes course
activities, canoeing, archery, and
camp special events.
(Limited to first 54 enrolled each week).
BOLO PROGRAM identifies each camper
as a Filly, Colt, Stallion, Ranch Hand or Jr.
Wrangler based on abilities. For more info
visit ymcawichita.org/camp.
Frontier Camp will follow Certified Horsemanship
Association (CHA) curriculum and parents will
receive weekly reports on their child’s progress
through CHA levels (all campers begin at level 1).
AGES: 7-12 yrs
$209/wk Community Participants NOTE: Deposit for all camps is $25/week.
Frontier Camp requires an additional
deposit of $50/week (total $75).
Must enroll for a Camp Hyde transportation site
before you can enroll in Frontier Camp. A $19/
wk transportation fee may apply. See p10 for bus
pick-up and locations.
CAMP RODEOS
June 24 & July 29. Come watch the fun
as the Frontier campers demonstrate
their skills at the Camp Rodeo. Starts at
10:30am.
ADD-ON: HORSES AT NIGHT
June 16 & July 21. Enjoy Camp Hyde
overnight! Ride horses in the evening,
have a cookout and sleep under the
stars!
FEES: $15 per night
WHO: Campers attending Camp Hyde
during that week AND are enrolled for
at least one week of Frontier Camp this
summer. Limited to first 54 enrolled.
CONVENIENT
ONLINE
ENROLLMENT
DETAILS P. 30
15
2016 CAMP REGISTRATION (one form per child)
Camper Name:
Birthdate:
Parent/Guardian Name:
MEMBER ID # (YMCA USE ONLY):
Address (+city, state, zip):
MARK AN "X" IN THE BOX OF THE WEEK YOUR CHILD WILL ATTEND
WEEK
Phone:
1
2*
3
4
5
6
7*
8
9
10
11
12
5/23-5/27
LOCATION:
5/31-6/3
6/6-6/10
6/13-6/17
6/20-6/24
6/27-7/1
7/5-7/8
7/11-7/15
7/18-7/22
7/25-7/29
8/1-8/5
8/8-8/12
Ages: Completed
Kindergarten 12 yrs.
Andover YMCA
05AAY02
05AAY03
05AAY04
05AAY05
05AAY06
05AAY07
05AAY08
05AAY09
05AAY10
05AAY11
05AAY12
East YMCA
05AEY02
05AEY03
05AEY04
05AEY05
05AEY06
05AEY07
05AEY08
05AEY09
05AEY10
05AEY11
05AEY12
YMCA Family
Membership
(YFM): $119/wk
Community
Participant (CP):
$139/week
ADVENTURE CAMPS
DETAILS:
*Week 2 & 7
will be prorated
for holidays.
El Dorado YMCA
Northwest YMCA
05ALY02
05ALY03
05ALY04
05ALY05
05ALY06
05ALY07
05ALY08
05ALY09
05ALY10
05ALY11
05ANWY01
05ANWY02
05ANWY03
05ANWY04
05ANWY05
05ANWY06
05ANWY07
05ANWY08
05ANWY09
05ANWY10
05ANWY11
05ANWY12
05ASY02
05ASY03
05ASY04
05ASY05
05ASY06
05ASY07
05ASY08
05ASY09
05ASY10
05ASY11
05ASY12
05AVC01
05AVC02
05AVC03
05AVC04
05AVC05
05AVC06
05AVC07
05AVC08
05AVC09
05AVC10
05BBEL03
05BBEL04
05BBEL05
05BBEL06
05BBEL07
05BBEL08
05BBEL09
05BBEL10
South YMCA
Valley Center - Wheatland Elementary
SPECIAL INTEREST CAMP (AGES: COMPLETED KINDERGARTEN - 12 YRS)
Bel Aire Recreation ($134 / $154)
05BBEL02
1/2 Day Camp West YMCA ($70/$90)
05BBEL11
05WEST03
05WEST04
05WEST05
05WEST06
05WEST07
05WEST08
05WEST09
05WEST10
SPORTS CAMP at Farha Courts South ($119 / $139)
05BFCS02
05BFCS03
05BFCS04
05BFCS05
05BFCS06
05BFCS07
05BFCS08
05BFCS09
05BFCS10
05BFCS11
SPORTS CAMP at Farha Courts Andover ($119 / $139)
05BFCA02
05BFCA03
05BFCA04
05BFCA05
05BFCA06
05BFCA07
05BFCA08
05BFCA09
05BFCA10
05BFCA11
CAMP HYDE ENROLLMENT BELOW THIS LINE! REGISTER BASED ON YOUR DROP-OFF SITE AND CUSTOMIZED ADD-ONS! (AGES: 6 & COMPLETED KINDERGARTEN - 16 YRS)
Camp Hyde (PARENT DROP OFF/PICK UP)
05HCH02
05HCH03
05HCH04
05HCH05
05HCH06
05HCH07
05HCH08
05HCH09
05HCH10
05HCH11
Church of the Magdalen to Camp Hyde (BUS)*
05HCM02
05HCM03
05HCM04
05HCM05
05HCM06
05HCM07
05HCM08
05HCM09
05HCM10
05HCM11
STEP ONE:
Derby Tanglewood Elem. to Camp Hyde (BUS)*
05HDT02
05HDT03
05HDT04
05HDT05
05HDT06
05HDT07
05HDT08
05HDT09
05HDT10
05HDT11
Enroll in Camp Hyde.
Downtown YMCA to Camp Hyde (BUS)*
05HDY02
05HDY03
05HDY04
05HDY05
05HDY06
05HDY07
05HDY08
05HDY09
05HDY10
05HDY11
YFM: $119/week
CP: $139/week
Goddard Explorer Elementary to Camp Hyde (BUS)*
05HGEX02
05HGEX03
05HGEX04
05HGEX05
05HGEX06
05HGEX07
05HGEX08
05HGEX09
05HGEX10
05HGEX11
05HGEX12
YMCA Farha Sport Center to Camp Hyde (BUS)*
05HFSC02
05HFSC03
05HFSC04
05HFSC05
05HFSC06
05HFSC07
05HFSC08
05HFSC09
05HFSC10
05HFSC11
05HFSC12
Hillside Christian Church to Camp Hyde (BUS)*
05HHIL02
05HHIL03
05HHIL04
05HHIL05
05HHIL06
05HHIL07
05HHIL08
05HHIL09
05HHIL10
05HHIL11
05HHIL12
Maize South Elementary to Camp Hyde (BUS)*
05HMS02
05HMS03
05HMS04
05HMS05
05HMS06
05HMS07
05HMS08
05HMS09
05HMS10
05HMS11
North YMCA to Camp Hyde (BUS)*
05HNY02
05HNY03
05HNY04
05HNY05
05HNY06
05HNY07
05HNY08
05HNY09
05HNY10
05HNY11
05HNY12
West YMCA to Camp Hyde (BUS)*
05HWY02
05HWY03
05HWY04
05HWY05
05HWY06
05HWY07
05HWY08
05HWY09
05HWY10
05HWY11
05HWY12
05HYFRON02
05HYFRON03
05HYFRON04
05HYFRON05
05HYFRON06
05HYFRON07
05HYFRON08
05HYFRON09
05HYFRON10
Sports Camp at Hyde (ages 7-12)
05HYSPRT02
05HYSPRT03
05HYSPRT04
05HYSPRT05
05HYSPRT06
05HYSPRT07
05HYSPRT08
05HYSPRT09
05HYSPRT10
Teen Camp at Hyde (ages 13-15)
05HYTEEN02
05HYTEEN03
05HYTEEN04
05HYTEEN05
05HYTEEN06
05HYTEEN07
05HYTEEN08
05HYTEEN09
05HYTEEN10
05HYTEEN11
05HYTEEN12
*$19 transportation
fee for busing
(except wk 12 at Hydesee p10)
STEP TWO:
Customize your
child's Camp
Hyde experience
through ADD-ON/
SPECIALTY options.
NOTE: You must
be enrolled in the
corresponding week of
camp to take advantage
of these ADD-ON/
SPECIALTY experiences.
Fees listed are in
addition to the basic
fee of $119/$139 per
week
† indicates an Add-On
option
Frontier Camp at Hyde (ages 7-12) $75/wk
† Horses at Night at Hyde (ages 7-12) $15/wk
05HYFROV04
† Leaders-in-Training at Hyde (ages 13-15)
05HYFROV09
05HYTLIT02
3-week session; $357 YFM / $417 CP ($414/$474 with transportation)
05HYTLIT05
05HYTLIT08
† Counselors-in-Training at Hyde (ages 15-16)
05HYTCIT03
05HYTCIT05
05HYTCIT07
05HYTCIT08
05HYTCIT10
† Wranglers-in-Training at Hyde (ages 13-15)
05HYTWIT03
05HYTWIT05
05HYTWIT07
05HYTWIT08
05HYTWIT10
† Art Craze Club (ages 6-12) $20/wk
05HYXART02
05HYXART03
† Swim Lessons (ages 6-12) $20/wk
05HYXSWM02
05HYXSWM03
† Martial Arts (ages 6-12) $20/wk
05HYXTKD02
† Cheer/Dance Club (ages 6-12) $20/wk
05HYXART04
05HYXART05
05HYXSWM04
05HYXSWM05
05HYXCD03
FOR BEST RESULTS, PULL FORM FROM THE CENTER OF THE BOOKLET.
05HYXART06
05HYXART07
05HYXSWM06
05HYXSWM07
05HYXCD05
05HYXTKD04
05HCH12
05HYXART08
05HYXART09
05HYXSWM08
05HYXSWM09
05HYXCD07
05HYXTKD06
05HYXART10
05HYXCD09
05HYXTKD08
05HYXSWM10
05HYXTKD10
FOR BEST RESULTS, PULL FORM FROM THE CENTER OF THE BOOKLET.
HYDE SPORTS CAMP
LIFELONG
PASSION
SPECIALITY
SPORTS CAMP at
YMCA CAMP HYDE
EN
R
Sp EA OL
ac RL L
ei
s l Y!
im
ite
d
A SPECIALTY camp at Camp Hyde that
combines a mixture of sport clinics with
traditional Camp Hyde activities in the
afternoon. Curriculum features weekly
program reports on skill development.
Limited to first 60 enrolled each week.
AGES: 7-12 yrs
WEEKS:2-10
NOTE: Must enroll for a Camp Hyde transportation
site before you can enroll in Sports Camp. A $19/wk
transportation fee may apply. See p10 for bus pick-up
and locations.
WK 2 - ALL STAR
May 31- Jun 3
An eclectic mix of sports that allows campers
to experience different sport activities, such as
Ultimate Frisbee, Wiffleball, Archery, and Gaga.
(cost prorated for Memorial Day)
WK 3 - HOOP DREAMS
Jun 6-10
Do you dream of making the last-second shot
for your team? Come join us for a week of team
scrimmages, developing skills in dribbling, passing,
shooting, and defense.
WK 4 - HAPPY GILMORE OR TIGER WOODS Jun 13-17
We'll explore golf thru Frisbee golf. Three days of
the week campers go to Tex Consolver Golf Course
for tutoring lessons from PGA professionals on
chipping, putting, and driving. (Campers bring their
own golf clubs Jun14-16)
WK 5 - CAMP CUP
Jun 20-24
Join us for a week of soccer, and as you progress,
develop skills dribbling, passing, defense drills,
and playing for the Camp Cup.
WK 6 - OUTDOOR LIFE
Jun 27-Jul 1
Experience the great outdoors with archery
tournaments, lawn games, fishing, canoe races,
ultimate obstacle course, and outdoor cooking.
(Campers can bring fishing poles)
WK 7 - WET AND WILD Jul 5-8
Fun games played with water such as slip n slide
obstacle course, tug of war mudder, water balloon
relays, swamped canoe relays at beach area, water
gun wars and more. (Campers bring water guns).
(cost prorated for Fourth of July)
WK 8 - FLAG FOOTBALL OR CHEER
Jul 11-15
Learn the basic fundamentals of football with a
variety of drills/scrimmaging, special guests, and a
field trip to South YMCA Turf fields to compete in
the Super Bowl. Cheer will learn cheers/routines to
use at game.
WK 9 - RIO OLYMPICS 2016
Jul 18-22
Individual and Team Track/field events, target
sports, pool/pond events, tye dye tshirts, and
create a team flag to compete in the Olympics.
Bring home the gold.
WK 10 - BOTTOM OF THE 9TH
Jul 25-29
Enjoy the last week of Sports Camp with baseball
week. Fundamentals of hitting, catching and
fielding, scrimmages, as well as strategy in game
situations (Campers will need to bring their own
gloves labeled with their names.)
19
YMCA FARHA SPORT CENTERS
A day camp held at the YMCA Farha Sport
Centers at the South and Andover YMCAs.
Sports clinics will be in the mornings
taught by student athletes and/or coaches
from Friends University (South YMCA) and
Butler Community College (Andover YMCA).
Afternoon activities led by counselors include
games, crafts, and team building. Must bring
lunch/water bottle daily. Fridays will have
intramural competitions between the camps.
AGES: completed kindergarten - 12 yrs
TIMES:6:30am-6:00pm
LOCATIONS: Farha Courts South
3405 S Meridian
Farha Courts Andover*
640 S YMCA Dr, Andover
(*pending KDHE approval)
WEEKS:2-11
WK 7 - SOCCER CAMP Jul 5-8
Learn the fundamentals thru instruction by Friends
University/Butler Community College coaches/
student athletes. (cost prorated for Fourth of July)
WK 8 - VOLLEYBALL CAMP Jul 11-15
Learn the fundamentals and develop your skills
with instruction by Friends University/Butler
Community College coaches/student athletes.
WK 9 - SOCCER CAMP
Jul 18-22
Learn the fundamentals thru instruction by Friends
University/Butler Community College coaches/
student athletes.
WK 10 - FOOTBALL CAMP
Jul 25-29
Learn basic knowledge of game, positions, rules,
and terminology. Instruction and skill development
by Friends University/Butler Community College
coaches/student athletes.
WK 11 - BASKETBALL CAMP
Aug 1-5
Basketball fundamentals from the ground up:
Dribbling, ball handling, passing, shooting, and
teamwork. Instruction and skill development
provided by Friends University/Butler Community
College coaches/student athletes.
WHERE
ALL PLAYERS
FARHA SPORTS CAMP
SPORTS CAMP at
ARE MOST VALUABLE
WK 2 - MVP May 31- Jun 3
Become the MVP of your favorite game: Frisbee
Golf, Ultimate Frisbee, Capture the Flag, Flag
Football, Soccer, and Wiffleball. (cost prorated for
Memorial Day)
WK 3 - VOLLEYBALL CAMP
Jun 6-10
Community College coaches/student athletes.
WK 4 - BASEBALL CAMP
Jun 13-17
Community College coaches/student athletes. Field
trip to Wingnuts game on 6/16 at Noon. (Campers
need to bring their gloves.)
WK 5 - BASKETBALL CAMP
Jun 20-24
Basketball fundamentals from the ground up:
dribbling, ball handling, passing, shooting, and
teamwork. Instruction and skill development
provided by Friends University/Butler Community
College coaches/student athletes.
WK 6 - FOOTBALL/CHEER CAMP
Jun 27-Jul 1
Learn basic knowledge of game, positions, rules,
and terminology. Instruction and skill development
by Friends University/Butler Community College
coaches/student athletes. Cheer groups will learn
cheer/stunts to perform at scrimmages. Instruction
by South YMCA Cheer Team.
20
"My daughter and son stayed very
engaged and were excited
to be in Farha Sports Camp.
Thanks to the coaches they
are better players and can
use those skills for life..."
- Farha Sports Camp parent
"Thank you for a
wonderful experience my
son had at Farha Sport Camp!
The energy level of the
children was amazing and it
was impressive to see so
many smiles."
- Farha Sports Camp parent
WE ARE THE FUTURE
ADD-ON:
SPECIALITY
TEEN CAMPS at
YMCA CAMP HYDE
TEEN JOURNEY CAMP
AGES: 13-15 yrs
NOTE: Must enroll for a Camp Hyde
transportation site before you can enroll
in Teen Camp. A $19/wk transportation
fee may apply. See p10 for bus pick-up and
locations.
CONVENIENT
ONLINE
ENROLLMENT
DETAILS P. 30
"I look forward to sending my own children to Camp Hyde
one day, where I know the Y Camp Hyde staff will show them
the time of their lives!"
$357/session YMCA Family Members
$417/session Community Participants
$75 deposit required on enrollment
Camp Hyde’s LIT Camp is a SPECIALTY camp
add-on giving teens real-life experiences
that promote a strong work ethic, sense of
responsibility, and pride. Participants have
opportunities to provide support and leadership
in a variety of camp programs and projects
while challenging themselves through personal
growth, skill development, and diversity
appreciation.
ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO 10 PER SESSION.
ADD-ON:
Join your friends for an incredible
summer of developing confidence and
self awareness thru team building
activities, mountain bikes, rock
climbing, skate park, water slides, BB
guns/archery, canoeing, swimming,
peer discussions, leading a daily news
broadcast for camp, community service
projects, and hanging out with peers.
AGES: 13-15 yrs
FEES: 2-week sessions
PLUS field trips to:
6/2 - Community Service Project at
Northwest YMCA and Swim
6/16 -Sedgwick County Zoo
6/30 -Community Service Project at
South YMCA and Swim
7/14 -All Star Sports
7/28 - Community Service Project at
North YMCA and Swim
8/4 - TEEN CHOICE
NOTE: You must enroll in a Camp Hyde transportation
site before enrolling in a Teen Camp. Fees may apply.
TEEN JOURNEY & LEADERSHIP
CAMP PARENT MEETING
5/19 : 7pm | 5/22: 6pm at Camp Hyde.
22
AGES: 13-15 yrs (or completed 7-9th grade)
FEES: 3-week sessions
WEEKS: 2-12 (see themes on pp 6-7)
- former camper/ counselor
LEADERSHIP IN TRAINING (LIT) CAMP
WRANGLERS IN TRAINING (WIT) CAMP
$278/session Community Participants $50 deposit required on enrollment
For those who have completed at least 3 years
of Camp Hyde’s Frontier Camp, WIT focuses
on developing horsemanship skills by helping
with lessons, trail rides, care/feed/grooming,
and cleaning. ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO 10
PER SESSION. Multiple sessions available and
campers may enroll in more than one session.
Session dates: 5/30-6/10, 6/13-6/24,
6/27-7/8, 7/11-7/22, 7/25-8/5.
ADD-ON:
COUNSELORS IN TRAINING (CIT) CAMP
AGES: 15-16 yrs
FEES: 2-week Sessions
$278/session Community Participants
$50 deposit required on enrollment
Mature, enthusiastic teens will develop leadership
skills and learn the fundamentals of working
with children, under the guidance of experienced
counselors. Teens who successfully complete
the program are considered for staff positions
the following summer. Application & interview
required; contact [email protected] to
schedule your interview. ENROLLMENT LIMITED
TO 6 PER SESSION.
23
1/2 DAY
CAMP
WEST YMCA
AGES: FEES: completed kindergarten - 12 yrs
$70/wk YMCA Family Members
NEW!T
AT WES
YMCA
The West YMCA is partnering
with the community to provide
a 1/2 day community based
summer camp program.
Breakfast served daily along with
swimming each afternoon!
SPECIAL
INTEREST
CAMP
WK 2 - ART AROUND THE GLOBE May 31-Jun 3
Campers will enjoy the great outdoors learning
about the wildlife in our world thru games/
activities, along with a field trip to the Sedgwick
County Zoo with guest presenters. (cost prorated for
Memorial Day)
TIMES:
9:00am-2:00pm M-F
LOCATION: WEST YMCA
6940 Newell, Wichita
WEEKS:3-10
WK 3 - DINOSAURS IN MOTION
Jun 6-10
Partnering with Exploration Place, we will go on a
dinosaur egg hunt, participate in the live science
show – DINO challenge, learn about Kansas
fossils, and construct your own dinosaur. Field trip
to Exploration Place.
WK 3 - STEMtacular
Jun 6-10
Partnering with Exploration Place, we put a
spark in your child’s summer fun with sizzling
science, extreme technology, exhilarating
engineering, and maddening math.
WK 4 - Y'S WORLD OF SPORTS
Jun 13-17
We will play Australian Kickball, Ding Dong
Baseball, Ultimate Frisbee, and travel to Farha
Sport Center at the South YMCA Campus for
indoor soccer, then cheer on the Wingnuts as we
attend the noon game on 6/16.
WK 4 - HEALTHY YOU
Jun 13-17
Partnering with the Y's Healthy Eating Director,
learn about healthy snacks, healthy eating, and
healthy lifestyles, along with being introduced
to fitness relays, obstacle courses, and more.
WK 5 - HEALTH NUTS
Jun 20-24
Introduction to exploring healthy lifestyles thru
games/relays, obstacle courses, learn about
nutrition, and create a recipe book. Explore your
creative side with food challenges, and an Olympics
of the Mouth. Field trip to Downtown YMCA
Kitchen with Healthy Eating Director.
WK 5 - ARTS/CRAFTS EXTRAVAGANZA Jun 20-24
Partnering with Color Me Mine, we learn how to
paint a turtle, make a clay bowl, and clay birds.
Design a hand print tile and discover the bubble
technique on a plate.
WK 6 - DAY AT THE MUSEUM
Jun 27-Jul 1
Explore Kansas as we travel 650 feet underground
to tour the Underground Salt Museum. Learn about
the science of oil exploration/production, and see
a historic oil boomtown at the Kansas Oil Museum.
Appreciate art at the Wichita Art Museum.
WK 6 - GARDENING 101
Jun 27- Jul 1
Partnering with Sedgwick County 4-H Extension
Office, learn all about horticulture: how to
garden, care for plants, and more.
WK 7 - BODY SMART SCIENCE
Jul 5-8
Partnering with Exploration Place, learn how to
keep your body healthy using science. Discover
how the body functions in Sports activities,
how to grow healthy snacks, and make delicious
concoctions that will make your energy level
soar. (cost prorated for Fourth of July)
WK 8 - ARTS/CRAFTS II
Jul 11-15
Partnering with Color Me Mine, we learn how to
paint a frog, create personalized mugs, make
clay handprint bowls and spoons, and discover
the bubble technique on a tile.
24
WK 9 - TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE Jul 18-22
Partnering with the Sedgwick County Zoo, we explore
Zoo trunks/activities, discover animal habitats
and the nature around us with Sedgwick County
Zoo guest speakers.
WK 10 - MUSICAL THEATRE Jul 25-29
Partnering with South YMCA Dance director, be a
star with Musical Theatre camp. Learn the basics
of acting, singing and dancing while playing some
fun movement games. Campers will use teamwork
to put together a finale performance to show off
their star qualities at the end of the week.
WK 7 - OUTDOOR LIVING SKILLS
Jul 5-8
Learn the basics of outdoor survival as we use a
compass/map, do archery/canoeing and outdoor
cooking at Camp Hyde. Discover nature and its
inhabitants at the Great Plains Nature Center, and
enjoy fishing at Lake Afton. Campers must bring
their own fishing poles. (cost prorated for Fourth of
July)
WK 8 - ARTS/CRAFTS CAMPS Jul 11-15
Campers discover their artistic side as they create
nature collages, paper mache, picture frames,
necklaces, bracelets, sketching, water colors and
more. On friday, campers will enjoy a cookout lunch
followed by an Art show (Parents welcome to attend).
SPECIAL INTEREST CAMP:
LOCATION: Bel Aire Recreation
5251 E 48th St N
AGES: Completed kindergarten -12 yrs
TIMES: Mon-Fri 6:30am-6:00pm
MANDATORY PARENT MEETING: SEE BACK COVER
WK 9 - WATER ADVENTURE WEEK Jul 18–22
Campers spend the week enjoying water activities,
that include water gun wars, slip n slides, Fire
Department hose down, water balloon games, and
field trips to Andover and Northwest YMCA Water
Parks. (Campers must bring their own water guns.)
WK 10 - FAIRY TALES AND TALENT Jul 25-29
Join us as we learn about fairy tales thru scavenger
hunts, Cinderella shoe toss, the Tortoise and the
Hare relay, Sleeping Beauty dance off, and a visit
to the library for story time. Talent show at the end
of the week (Parents welcome to attend).
WK 11 - C.S.I.
Aug 1-5
Partnering with Exploration Place, campers learn
what it takes to be a science Super Hero and
solve mysteries, riddles, and crimes using supersleuthing powers. Field trip to Exploration Place.
25
ADVENTURE IS NOT
JUST FOR SUMMER
KIDDIE CAMP
AGES: 4 and 5 years
FEES: $145/wk
LOCATION:Andover, East and South YMCA
Early Learning Centers
WEEKS:1-12
YMCA Early Learning Centers
are licensed through KDHE, accredited
through NAEYC, and participate in CACFP
food program.
BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL (SACC)
The YMCA offers licensed school age child care, serving students in 38 elementary
schools throughout Sedgwick and Butler counties. YMCA’s SACC programs feature
daily homework assistance, character development activities, healthy snacks, and
recreation.
Programs are available in the following school districts: Andover, Augusta, Circle,
El Dorado, Goddard, Maize, Renwick, Valley Center and select Wichita USD 259
sites. Visit ymcawichita.org/SACC to download your SACC Enrollment Handbook or
call 316.264.1610 x5582 for details.
Themed activities, weekly field trips,
and developmentally appropriate skill
building for preschool children. Nutritious
breakfast, lunch, and snack provided.
Space is limited. Contact a YMCA Early Learning Center today!
ANDOVER: 448-1060 | EAST: 685-2059 | SOUTH: 942-9782
FAMILY CAMP
AT CAMP HYDE
FAMILY DAY CAMP: July 30, 10a - 4p
$30 per family (YMCA Family Members)
$50 per family (Community Participants)
A fun camp experience for the whole family!
Bring a family picnic and enjoy activities
like the 50ft Alpine Tower, Wet Willie Slide,
canoeing, fishing, horseback riding, and
swimming.
FAMILY CAMP OUT: Jun 24, 7pm - Jun 25, 4pm
$45 per family (YMCA Family Members)
$65 per family (Community Participants)
Bring your tent and sleeping bags or sleep
under the stars for this exciting family
getaway. Enjoy activities like the 50ft Alpine
Tower, Wet Willie Slide, canoeing, games,
s’mores, horseback riding, swimming, and a
family movie.
26
SACC Fees: $37-$67 per week
SCHOOL DAY OUT FUN CLUBS
Why shouldn't your child spend their day out of school having fun at the Y?
Whether it’s an in-service day or spring break, join us for days full of fun and
adventure. Activities may include games, crafts, sports, field trips, healthy snacks,
STEM programs, and more.
• PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED - Seven (7)
days prior to attending SACC or any Fun Clubs.
• KDHE forms must be completed online at
ymcawichita.org/sacckdheforms
• Available at all YMCA locations, or at
ymcawichita.org/sacc.
FUN CLUB Daily Fees:
Regular SACC Participant: $15/child
(in addition to regular fees, no prorating will apply)
District Teachers or YMCA Member: $20/child
Community Participant: $30/child
Fees may vary for Winter & Spring Break camps.
Visit any Y location for current forms with specific rates
27
PARENT INFORMATION
WHAT TO WEAR
• Athletic shoes preferred. NO OPEN-TOE
SHOES.
• Weather-appropriate clothing (hats are
encouraged).
• YMCA shirt given at enrollment should be worn
on field trip days other than swimming.
• Girls must wear a one-piece swimsuit or a twopiece with a t-shirt.
• Waterproof, long-wearing sunblock
WHAT TO BRING
• A nutritious lunch DAILY. Campers do NOT have
access to facilities to reheat food! Milk or juice
are provided; if you provide a beverage, water
is encouraged. The YMCA provides healthy
morning and afternoon snacks daily. PLEASE
DO NOT SEND SNACKS TO CAMP.
• LABEL all items with campers’ full name.
• Water bottle
• Waterproof, long-wearing sunscreen or
sunblock. APPLY BEFORE COMING TO CAMP.
YMCA staff will remind campers to reapply
sunscreen on a scheduled basis.
• Backpack for gear (as needed)
• Swimsuit & towel as designated (daily at
Camp Hyde)
• Long pants & heeled boots (Frontier & WIT at
Camp Hyde)
• Old shoes for wading (Camp Hyde)
Your camper may be asked to bring specific items
not listed above for special projects, etc. For
details on such requests, see your camp director.
DO NOT BRING:
CELL PHONES, ELECTRONIC GAMES, MONEY
(UNLESS REQUESTED FOR A FIELD TRIP), CAMERAS,
TOYS, TOY GUNS, KNIVES, ETC. THE YMCA HAS
A ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY FOR WEAPONS,
TOBACCO PRODUCTS, ALCOHOL, DRUGS, ETC.
LOST & FOUND
• Each camp site will collect lost & found items
daily. It is the camper’s responsibility to check
the Lost & Found for misplaced items.
• Lost & Found items will be kept for 2 weeks,
then taken to a local charity.
• The YMCA does not accept responsibility for
lost or stolen items.
FIELD TRIPS
•
•
•
•
•
Camp Hyde, Andover & Northwest YMCA
camps DO NOT take field trips.
A signed permission slip is required for each
field trip taken.
Unless you are otherwise informed, trip costs
are included in the weekly camp fees.
Field trips will depart after 9:00am unless you
are notified in advance.
Transportation is provided by qualified YMCA
bus drivers (staff vehicles will be used only in
extreme situations).
• DO NOT bring extra money for field trips unless
specifically requested in advance.
All camp programs are in session rain or shine, but may
be modified due to weather or scheduling, in which
case NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN.
BEHAVIOR GUIDELINES are enforced on field trips
as well as at camp. Campers who cannot adhere to
the rules may meet one or more of the following
consequences:
- parent called to immediately pick camper up
from field trip.
- suspension from future field trips.
- dismissal from camping session or program.
BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS
• Each camp site has posted rules which
communicate the YMCA’s expectation that each
and every camper strive to be CARING, HONEST,
RESPECTFUL AND RESPONSIBLE.
• YMCA reserves the right to suspend and/or
dismiss any child who cannot or does not adhere
to rules.
• When inappropriate behavior occurs, staff
will: redirect behavior, speak with the child
to determine the cause/resolution and, when
appropriate, assign special responsibilities to
help the child build self-esteem.
• If a child’s behavior consistently disrupts the
program, physically or emotionally harms others,
or otherwise conflicts with the program rules
and guidelines, a conference will be scheduled
with parents and suspension and/or dismissal
may follow.
• Chronic behavior problems will lead to dismissal
from the program. These behaviors include, but
are not limited to: - destroying or taking property of other
children, staff, or that of the host site
- rudeness or discourteous behavior to other
children or staff
- causing physical and/or emotional harm to
other children or staff
• Any camper who vandalizes, damages, or
otherwise destroys YMCA or host site facilities,
equipment, and/or supplies WILL BE HELD
RESPONSIBLE for making the appropriate
repairs and amends.
CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
• Children with special physical, cognitive, and/or
emotional needs will be accepted if the program is
determined to be in the child's best interest and/or
meets the child's Individual Education Plan.
• Families with special needs children MUST
schedule an interview with the Child Care Branch
Director prior to attendance. 264-1610 x5581
ADMISSION
Greater Wichita YMCA provides summer day camp for
children who have completed kindergarten through age 16.
PAYMENT INFORMATION
• Enrollment will not be accepted without the proper
enrollment fee and deposit amount paid in full.
• Full camp payment is due in advance on or before
Monday of the week your child attends.
A $25 LATE FEE WILL BE CHARGED FOR EACH
PAYMENT MADE AFTER MONDAY.
• Payments may be made:
- Using the convenient weekly bank draft plan
- Online at ymcawichita.org by Visa/MC/Discover*
- At any YMCA by cash, check, money order, Visa/
MC/Discover*
- Via mail by check or money order mailed to:
YMCA Camp Accounting, 402 N Market,
Wichita, KS 67202
• All balances not covered by 3rd party assistance
(Family Fees) are the responsibility of the parent/
guardian.
• Refunds/credit will NOT be issued unless the
program is canceled by the YMCA.
• NO FEE REDUCTIONS FOR ABSENT/SICK DAYS.
• Except for Week 2 & 7, there will be NO PRORATING for camps.
*Credit Card payments are 1-time charge, no auto-pay option available
PICKING UP YOUR CHILD
• A PARENT/AUTHORIZED PERSON MUST SIGN
CHILDREN IN WHEN THEY ARRIVE AND OUT WHEN
THEY DEPART DAILY (IF NOT SIGNED IN, THE YMCA
CANNOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CHILD).
• PHOTO ID REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF PICK UP.
• A LATE PICK UP FEE of $1 per minute, per child is
charged for children picked up after 6:00pm. These
fees must be paid at the time of pick-up.
• If a child is not picked up by 7:00 pm and the parent
has not been in contact with the YMCA, Child
Protective Services will be called.
• Chronic LATE PICK UP is grounds for dismissal
from a camping program.
ABSENCES
• Please notify your camp site or the YMCA Camping
Office in the event of an absence (due to illness, etc.)
• If you find that you will not be sending your child
to a full week of camp for which you pre-enrolled,
PLEASE call the YMCA Child Care and Camp Office
at 316.219.9622 x5559.
• THERE ARE NO FEE REDUCTIONS OR REFUNDS
FOR ABSENCES DUE TO ILLNESS, VACATIONS, ETC.
SWIMMING
If you do not wish to have your child swim on a given
day, you MUST GIVE WRITTEN NOTICE to the morning
Camp staff member on duty.
HEAT POLICY
Physical activity is limited when the heat index reaches
100°F. Children will remain indoors when the temperature
is 102°F or above, with the exception of pool activities.
Campers are given frequent water breaks and are
encouraged to bring water bottles, hats and sunscreen.
HEALTH & ILLNESS
• If a child arrives ill, or becomes ill, the parent or
authorized individual will be notified immediately
to pick up the child within one hour.
• Sick children will be monitored and isolated with
necessary supervision, until designated pickup arrives.
• Notify your camp director if your child contracts a
communicable disease.
• The YMCA will administer prescription medication
only WITH WRITTEN PARENTAL/GUARDIAN
PERMISSION and instructions. All medications
MUST BE IN THE ORIGINAL CONTAINER and
clearly marked with the child’s first and last name,
and MUST be given directly to a STAFF MEMBER.
ASPIRIN WILL NOT BE GIVEN without the express,
written permission of the child’s physician. Current
KDHE medication forms CCL_026, CCL_027, and/or
CCL_359 must be on file (p 30, step 1).
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
1. A staff member will administer immediate first aid.
2. A staff member will notify parent/guardian.
3. If parent/guardian cannot be reached, or situation
warrants immediate emergency assistance, the
camp director will notify the designated physician
and/or call the local emergency unit for treatment,
accompany the child to the hospital, and stay until
the parent/guardian arrives.
- An accident report will be completed and kept
on file at the camp site and the YMCA Child Care
and Camp Offices.
- Fire/tornado drills are practiced monthly
throughout the summer. Procedures for these
emergencies are posted in each licensed unit.
PARENT PARTICIPATION
• Parents are welcome to visit the camp site at ANY
TIME - no appointment is necessary.
• Special activities will be planned that invite family
involvement and will be announced in advance.
• Please do not call the camp site unless it is an
emergency situation. If you find it necessary to call
your child’s camp, USE THE DIRECTOR’S CONTACT
NUMBER. Contact numbers will be issued during the
Parent Meetings listed on back cover.
Parents requesting any documentation regarding their
child’s camp enrollment must submit a written request
giving 2 weeks notice.
QUESTIONS ABOUT CAMP? See p 2 to contact your camp director.
ENROLLMENT INFO
CONVENIENT WITH
NO WAITING IN LINE!
ALL paperwork and enrollment is now completed online
IT PAYS TO BE A MEMBER
MEMBERS ONLY exclusive
enrollment 2/15/16 – 2/19/16
YMCA Family Memberships receive the first chance to
enroll in summer day camps!
Enroll online starting at 8:00 a.m. on Monday,
February 15, 2016.
Starting February 20, at 8:00 a.m., both members
and community participants may enroll online.
STEP ONE: Camp KDHE forms
Availabe 2/3/16
Visit ymcawichita.org/campkdheforms
•Login using your e-mail address and password, and
select the child you wish to enroll.
•If you're new to the Y, set up a new log-in account.
•Forgot the email address your Y account is linked
to? Please call or visit any Greater Wichita YMCA
location for assistance.
Complete or update the forms required by the State
of Kansas. You will need the following information:
 PERSONAL/FAMILY INFORMATION
Name, address, email, phone numbers and employer
contact information for parents/ guardians (one
parent/ guardian must reside with the child)
 EMERGENCY CONTACTS/PICK-UP
Name, address, phone numbers for authorized
emergency contacts/ pick-up
Physician contact/ address information for this child
Health insurance information for this child
STEP TWO: Enroll for camp
Click the "Find a Camp" button upon completing the
Camp KDHE forms OR
Visit ymcawichita.org/camp and click on the "Find a
Camp" button
- Select the camp(s) of interest, choose the child going to
camp, and add the particular camp week(s) to your cart.
- Proceed to checkout to finalize your enrollment with a
(one-time) credit card payment* for enrollment fee(s) and
camp deposit(s).
- A receipt will be emailed upon completion of your enrollment
IMPORTANT: Please be sure to select if you plan
on paying your remaining camp balance(s) by bank
draft, cash/check/money order, credit card, 3rd party,
or income-based financial assistance during your
enrollment process.
If you do not wish to pay your deposit(s) and enrollment
fee online, STEP TWO may be completed by bringing
the registration grid (pp16-17) to any Greater Wichita
YMCA location. Cash, check, money orders, VISA,
MASTERCARD, and DISCOVER are accepted at YMCA
locations for camp enrollment payment. Your camper’s
spot cannot be held until the deposit(s) and enrollment
fee(s) is received.
PAYMENT: A $15 enrollment fee is charged for each camper to
cover the costs of processing paperwork and his/her camp t-shirt.
Include details on allergies, medications, medical
surgeries, and other conditions for this child
Immunization records for this child
 HIGH-RISK ACTIVITY PERMISSION
 AGREEMENT/TERMS & CONDITIONS
- If enrolling multiple children: It is recommended to complete
the forms for all children before moving to Step Two.
- The Camp KDHE forms may only be completed once per
calendar year for each child. Please contact us to make any
changes. You may save your progress and return to complete
later.
NEED HELP ENROLLING?
Visit ymcawichita.org/ccEnrollHelp
30
STRONG COMMUNITY - The Y is a cause
for strengthening the foundations of our
community. We believe that everyone deserves
the opportunity to discover who they are and
what they can achieve. And, we know that by
developing the potential of kids, improving
individual health and well-being, and giving
back to our neighbors, we can bring about
meaningful change in our community.
Through the Y’s free and assisted programs,
you’ll help people from all backgrounds who
otherwise could not afford to participate. You’ll
help kids gain access to child care, after school
enrichment, youth sports, teen activities, day
camps, water safety classes and more.
WHY GIVE? Thanks to you, nearly 75,000
local kids and adults will have their lives
changed through free and assisted Y services
this year. Your investment gives working parents
a safe place for their kids to go after school. You
help children build confidence and learn teamwork
through sports. You make a difference.
GIVE TODAY
"Your program has been good for my
daughter’s development and feeling part of a
group. I feel she’s grown this summer in ways
I had hoped. Thanks for making it a truly
positive experience and for helping children
develop with good skills and values."
A deposit of $25/week ($75/week for Frontier Camp) is also
charged to hold your camper’s spot in the selected week(s) of camp.
This deposit is applied towards your weekly camp fee.
$25
helps a child build confidence through
swim lessons
Full camp payment for each week must be submitted online, paid via
weekly bankdraft, or delivered to a YMCA location on or before the
MONDAY of the week your child attends.
$40
gives a kid the chance to play sports
NOTE: Enrollment MUST BE COMPLETED BY 10:00pm. ON THE
WEDNESDAY PRIOR TO CAMP for your child to attend the following
Monday. Payment of the non-refundable and non-transferrable
enrollment fee and weekly camp deposit(s) will hold a spot for your
child in the designated camp.
$1,000 keeps a child safe after school for the year
*YMCA offers a secure website for payment and accepts VISA,
MASTERCARD and DISCOVER credit cards to finalize enrollment
and make weekly payments.
Name__________________________________________________________________________________ Phone__________________________________________
 MEDICAL HISTORY
YOUR GIFT IS THEIR FUTURE
T-SHIRT PICK UP:
Once you’ve enrolled online, visit any Greater
Wichita YMCA location to pick up your camper’s
t-shirt. T-shirt sizes cannot be guaranteed past
May 1, 2016.
Andover YMCA, 1115 E US Highway 54
Downtown YMCA, 402 N Market
East YMCA, 9333 E Douglas
El Dorado YMCA, 300 N Main
North YMCA, 3330 N Woodlawn
Northwest YMCA, 13838 W 21st St N
South YMCA, 3405 S Meridian
West YMCA, 6940 Newell
$115 sends a kid to summer camp for a week
-YMCA Parent
In support of YMCA programs for children, families and the community, I commit $__________________________________
Address_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Location receiving gift:
Andover
Downtown
East
El Dorado
North
Northwest
South
West
I will fulfill my gift as follows:
My check is attached - payable to the GREATER WICHITA YMCA
Visa
Monthly Bankdraft
MC
Discover #____________________________________________________ Exp.___________
(attach voided check)
30-day written notice required to cancel
Donor Recognition:
No recognition Ver.________________
Other_________________________________________
3 digit code
Acknowledge my gift under the following
Name/s ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature:___________________________________________________________________________________ Date:_____________________________________
Mail to: Greater Wichita YMCA Strong Community Campaign • 402 N. Market • Wichita, KS 67202
31
GET
QUESTIONS
ANSWERED
Apr. 21 Northwest YMCA
Apr. 7
Apr. 11 South YMCA
North YMCA
Apr. 18 West YMCA
Apr. 2 East YMCA
Dates/YMCA's listed below:
Mar. 31 Andover YMCA
Apr. 14 Downtown YMCA
Learn more about summer camp programs, and play
BINGO for a chance to WIN A FREE WEEK OF CAMP!
Open House will be 5:30-6:30pm / BINGO at 6pm
OPEN HOUSE FOR CAMP HYDE
Permit No. 631
Wichita, KS
PAID
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
ALL PARENTS MUST ATTEND A PARENT MEETING AT THE CAMP
YOUR CHILD IS ATTENDING and complete additional paperwork
that may be required from your site. Children encouraged to attend.
Andover YMCA, Northwest YMCA, YMCA Camp Hyde
YMCA Farha Sport Camps & South YMCA
May 22 - 6:00pm at
Bel Aire, YMCA Camp Hyde, East YMCA, El Dorado YMCA,
Valley Center at Wheatland Elementary, West YMCA
May 19 - 7:00pm at
MANDATORY PARENT MEETINGS
GREATER WICHITA YMCA
402 N. Market
Wichita, KS 67202

2016 Camp Guide - Greater Wichita YMCA

Transcription

Similar documents

YMCA Camp Hi-Rock - Connecticut Parent Magazine

YMCA Mission Impact Camp Menogyn

YMCA Camp Manyung Sunnyside Road, Mt Eliza Vic

File - marianne molinari

no school? no problem!

PVBC Map 2016 - Pine Valley Bible Conference Center

Ycamp SUMMER CAMP 2016 - YMCA of Greater Cincinnati

Basketball 45` x 88` Camp Lokanda 2015

Camp Kula N` Gadu 2016 - Muscular Dystrophy NSW

2016 School Fliers local Bold Gold