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SUMMER CAMPS & PROGRAMS

2016

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CAMPS & PROGRAMSFull Day Summer Day Camps K-7 Stratford Hall K to 3 Camp page 4Stratford Hall 4 to 7 Camp page 6

Full or Half Day Summer Programs 5-12CreativityCook and Read Around the World page 8Photography page 9Short Stories, Big Ideas! page 10Theatre for Living page 11

Action/AcademicsChemistry Enrichment page 12Get Outside! Field School page 13Mathletics 6 to 8 page 14Mathletics 9 & 10 page 15MYP Bootcamp page 16Sabres Sports page 17

ServiceGirl Power page 18Red Cross Babysitting page 19

ExternalByte Camp page 20Circus West page 21Equestrian Vaulting page 22Fireside Adventures page 23StageCoach page 24Camp Suzuki page 25Vancity Basketball page 26

We love the summertime. It’s our time to rest, relax, and rejuvenate after a busy school year. We can read, travel, catch up with my friends, and, more importantly, try new activities. Summer is the perfect time to explore a new passion, develop connections, and to discover a different side of ourselves.

With this in mind, we have expanded and extended our Summer offerings to include amazing opportunities to develop Creativity, Action and Academics, and Service for those in our community and beyond. Our programs were specifically designed by our amazing faculty based on their own passion projects. We’ve also hand-picked external programs that we know will help our students make new friends and discover new skills.

All families, from Stratford Hall and beyond, are welcome to register. We invite you to come join us this summer!

Sincerely,

Ana Ver & Randie-Lynn MoffatSummer Programs CoodinatorSummer Camps Coordinator

Welcome to the 2016 Summer Camp Program

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FULL & HALF DAY PROGRAMS 5-12 tinyurl.com/SHsummer5-12registration

July 4th to 8thGet Outside! Field School (entering Grades 8 to 10)Girl Power (entering Grades 5 & 6)Byte Camp (entering Grades 5 to 12)

July 11th to 15thPhotography (entering Grades 7 to 10)Short Stories, Big Ideas! (entering Grades 5 and 6)Equestrian Vaulting (entering Grades 5 to 12)

July 18th to 22nd Chemistry Enrichment (entering Grades 10 to 12) two weeksMathletics (entering Grades 6 to 8 and 9 & 10)

July 25th to 29thTheatre for Living (entering Grades 6 to 12) two weeksChemistry Enrichment (entering Grades 10 to 12) second of two weeksByte Camp (entering Grades 5 to 12)

August 2nd to 5thTheatre for Living (entering Grades 6 to 12) second of two weeksByte Camp (entering Grades 5 to 12)Circus West (entering Grades 5 to 12)

August 8th to 12th Red Cross Babysitting (entering Grades 6 to 9)Circus West (entering Grades 5 to 12)

August 15th to 19th Circus West (entering Grades 5 to 12)

August 22nd to 26th

Cook and Read Around the World (entering Grades 6 & 7)MYP Bootcamp (entering Grades 6 to 10)Byte Camp (entering Grades 5 to 12)Circus West (entering Grades 5 to 12)

August 29th to September 2nd

Sabres Sports (entering Grades 6 to 12)

ScheduleFULL DAY SUMMER CAMPS K-7 http://tinyurl.com/SHdaycamp2016

July 4th to August 19th Day Camp for Kindergarten to Grade 7 (see pages 4-7 for details)

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Stratford Hall Day Camp K to 3

SUPERVISOR: Randie-Lynn Moffat and camp leaders

OPEN TO: Students entering Kindergarten to Grade 3

WHEN: July 4th to August 19th

HOURS: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

(after camp care available from 4:00 to 5:00 PM)

COST: $250 to $320 per week

Stratford Hall Day Camp is back for another season of fun! Campers entering Kindergarten to Grade 3

will spend every day going on special trips, all based around a weekly theme. We have lots of fun trips

planned! Whether your children are interested in art, sports, camping, waterslides, or just playing in

the outdoors, we have a week that they will love! Indoor time will be spent playing and doing crafts in

the Diploma Programme Building. All families, from Stratford Hall and beyond, are welcome to register

for our day camps.

Click here to register.

Full-Day Summer Camps

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Session Trips during the week Regular Price Early Bird Discount(by May 13th)

After Camp Care

1 (July 4th to July 8th)Art Attack! (sketching at the aquarium, crafts at the beach, paper mache, splatter paint)

$270 $250 $50

2 (July 11th to July 15th) Steveston Park, Castle Fun Park, Rocky Point Park $270 $250 $50

3 (July 18th to July 22nd)Town Centre Park, Playland, Crescent Beach*optional sleepover (Grades 2 & 3)

$270

$320 (with sleepover)

$250

$300 (with sleepover)$50

4 (July 25th to July 29th) Buntzen Lake, Bridal Falls Waterslides, Cambie Park $270 $250 $50

5 (August 2nd to August 5th) NO CAMP on August 1st

Sports Galore! (Soccer, Funtopia, Beach, Basketball, Kickball, Baseball)

$250 $230 $50

6 (August 8th to August 12th) Hume Park, Sky Zone, 3rd Beach $270 $250 $40

7 (August 15th to August 19th) White Pine Beach, Golden Ears Park, BBQ @ Splashdown $270 $250 $50

K-3 Schedule

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Stratford Hall Day Camp 4 to 7

SUPERVISOR: Randie-Lynn Moffat and camp leaders

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 4 to 7

WHEN: July 4th to August 19th

HOURS: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

(after camp care available from 4:00 to 5:00 PM for $50 per week)

COST: $250 to $400 per week

Stratford Hall Day Camp is back for another season of fun! Campers entering Grades 4 to 7 will

spend every day going on special trips, all based around a weekly theme. We have lots of fun trips

planned! Whether your children are interested in art, sports, camping, waterslides, or just playing in

the outdoors, we have a week that they will love! Indoor time will be spent playing and doing crafts in

the Diploma Programme Building. All families, from Stratford Hall and beyond, are welcome to register

for our day camps.

Click here to register.

Full-Day Summer Camps

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Session Trips during the week Regular Price

Early Bird Discount(by May 13th)

After Camp Care

1 (July 4th to July 8th) Sports Galore! (Soccer, Funtopia, Beach, Basketball, Kickball, Baseball) $270 $250 $50

2 (July 11th to July 15th) Steveston Park, Castle Fun Park, Rocky Point Park $270 $250 $50

3 (July 18th to July 22nd) Town Centre Park, Playland, Crescent Beach $270 $250 $50

4 (July 25th to July 29th)Outdoor Adventures! (paddle boarding, skim boarding, Bridal Falls Waterslides)

$300 $280 $50

5 (August 2nd to August 5th) NO CAMP on August 1st

Art Attack! (sketching at the aquarium, crafts at the beach, paper mache, splatter painting)

$250 $230 $40

6 (August 8th to August 12th) Cultus Lake Camping Trip, Cultus Lake Waterslides, 2nd Beach Pool $400 $380 $50

7 (August 15th to August 19th) Golden Ears Park, BBQ @ Splashdown, White Pine $270 $250 $50

4-7 Schedule

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Cook & Read Around the WorldCook & Read Around the World

SUPERVISOR: Liza Capdecoume

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 6 and 7

WHEN: August 22nd to 26th

HOURS: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

COST: $200

ENROLMENT: minimum 7 students

If you like books and food, then we have the camp for you! Cook and Read Around the World is

your chance to learn about world culture in the most immersive way - all without leaving the school!

Each day, camp members will make a three course meal inspired by a specific country, complete

with culturally-appropriate table settings, all while reading excerpts from books set in the country. It’s

literary AND savoury!

Creativity

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Photography

SUPERVISOR: Gareth Jones

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 7, 8, 9, and 10

WHEN: July 11th to 15th

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

COST: $200

ENROLMENT: minimum 7 students

To photograph is to collect the world. Spend a week learning to create images that are powerful,

beautifully representative, and awe-inspiring. From “old school” film photography to “state-of-the-art”

digital photography, you will develop (pun intended) a passion for this unique art form. You will further

capture (second intended pun) a love for photography through darkroom photo development, an

expertise in digital camera techniques, and numerous photographic field trip challenges sure to inspire

all your Instagram followers. You may never take another selfie, but if you do, it will be a really

great selfie!

Creativity

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Short Stories, Big Ideas

SUPERVISOR: Casey Turnpenny

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 5 and 6

WHEN: July 11th to 15th

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

COST: $300

ENROLMENT: minimum 7 students, maximum 15 students

This camp is all about celebrating short stories that pack a big punch. Participants will be exposed to

examples of short stories from around the world, and will spend the week unpacking the structure of

the stories, reviewing the writing process, and completing a short story to be housed in the

Primary Years Programme Building library.

Creativity

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Theatre for Living

SUPERVISOR: Chelsea Todd and Peter Skipper

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 6 to 12

WHEN: July 25th to August 5th (no camp August 1st)

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

COST: $550

ENROLMENT: minimum 8 students

Based on Augusto Boal’s ‘Forum Theatre’ and David Diamond’s ‘Theatre for Living’, students will

come together to create an original piece of theatre leading to a community performance. The two

weeks consist of collaborative skill building and trust-building games and activities, culminating with

the creation of our own plays. All days end with a traditional talking circle to debrief. These original

plays will be performed using Forum Theatre techniques, where a member of the audience replaces

a character on stage and the play is continued. This performance will take place on the final day of

the Program. This summer program is open to all students entering Grades 6 to 12, with or without a

theatre background, as this form of theatre is very accommodating of all experiences and

interest levels.

Creativity

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Chemistry Enrichment: EIA - The Eastside Independent Analysts

SUPERVISOR: Miriam Grob

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 10, 11, and 12

WHEN: July 18th to 29th

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

COST: $375

ENROLMENT: minimum 7 students

During the first week of the EIA students will engage in a lab skills training and an industry-

standard safety program. We will embark on field trips to private research centres, universities, and

organizations to become acquainted with lab safety, protocol, and operations.

During the second week of the EIA, students will collect and analyze data using Stratford Hall’s

university-level laboratories. Training will be provided on various techniques, including Vernier probes

and titrations.

Participants can chose to submit EIA results as their Extended Essays or Internal Assessments, but

can also just enjoy additional experimental science lab time during the summer.

Action/Academics

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Get Outside! Field School

SUPERVISOR: Mary Mackenzie and Sarah Phillips

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 8, 9, and 10

WHEN: July 4th to 8th

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

COST: $350

ENROLMENT: minimum 8 students

Take science outside! Learn techniques for field science and start describing the world outside the

lab as we explore habitats around Vancouver. Ms. Phillips and Ms. Mackenzie will show you how to

sample stream water, measure the height of trees, study the inter-tidal zone, and much more!

Action/Academics

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Mathletics 6 to 8

SUPERVISOR: Saloni Dholakia

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 6, 7, and 8

WHEN: July 18th to 22nd

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

COST: $200

ENROLMENT: minimum 7 students

Interested in Sudoku? Love playing Monopoly? Enjoy the logic of a Rubik’s cube? Then this camp is

for you! In this one-week program, you will work within a multi-age group to explore and create your

own math games, puzzles, and more! We will spend time investigating the math behind our favourite

games and even learn some new ones. You might be surprised where you can find math “hiding” in

card games, board games, puzzles, and even whole-body games! Want to take your favourite game

and redesign it with a twist? We will spend time creating and “upcycling” games to play with other

groups. We’re looking forward to seeing all you mathletes this summer!

Action/Academics

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Mathletics 9 & 10

SUPERVISOR: Vanessa Tam

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 9 and 10

WHEN: July 18th to 22nd

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

COST: $200

ENROLMENT: minimum 7 students

Where can math take you? In this program, you’ll learn new ways of problem solving, review those

sticky concepts, accelerate your math skills, and discover where math is hidden! Ms. Tam will be your

guide through Mathland, sharing games, puzzles, and investigations with the class.

Action/Academics

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MYP Bootcamp

SUPERVISOR: Ana Ver

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 7, 8, 9, or 10

WHEN: August 24th to 26th

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

COST: FREE

ENROLMENT: maximum 22 students

New to Stratford Hall and the Middle Years Programme? Meet some of your new teachers, practice

thinking skills to get you ready for school, learn about our classes (Circus! Spanish! Science!), and

start the school year off on the right foot!

Action/Academics

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Sabres Sports

SUPERVISOR: Kyle Nystad and Brina Derksen-Bergen

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 6 to 12

WHEN: August 29th to September 2nd

HOURS: Ultimate - 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

Volleyball - 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Cross-Country - 9:00 to 11:00 AM

COST: $100 to $225

ENROLMENT: minimum 7 students

Our uber popular Sabres Sports Camps are back! Coordinated by Coach Nystad and Coach Derksen-

Bergen, you will sprint, dive, leap, and fly into successful volleyball and ultimate seasons. Keep the

week before school starts in September blocked off for sports camp, and keep an eye out for the

registration link (Sabres Sports will have separate registration and risk assessment forms).

Action/Academics

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Girl Power!

SUPERVISOR: Amanda Lempriere

OPEN TO: Girls entering Grades 6 and 7

WHEN: July 4th to 8th

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

COST: $300

ENROLMENT: minimum 7 students, maximum 12 students

In this camp we will develop an appreciation for supportive relationships amongst young girls. We

will explore struggles of girls around the world and understand the importance of education as a

tool of empowerment. We will develop action plans and end the week with a Mother-Daughter tea to

encourage strong relationships.

Service

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Red Cross Babysitting

SUPERVISOR: Sarah Phillips

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 6, 7, 8, or 9

WHEN: August 8th to 12th

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

COST: $200 plus $10 materials fee

ENROLMENT: minimum 8 students

Basic first aid and caregiving skills for youth 11–15 years old. Participants learn how to provide care

to younger children in a variety of age groups, and how to prevent and respond to emergencies. This

course also offers youth the training to promote themselves as a babysitter to prospective parents.

This is a great certification course to have before volunteering with kids, or before caring for yourself

and siblings while home alone.

Service

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Byte Camp

WHEN: July 4th to 8th

July 25th to 29th

August 2nd to 5th

August 22nd to 27th

HOURS: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

COST: Approximately $250

LOCATION: Stratford Hall

Calling all gamers, computer enthusiasts, talented designers and directors: Byte Camp is offering

programs in 3D Animation, Introduction to Coding, 2D Video Game Design, and Music and Music

Video Production right here at Stratford Hall!

Please register directly with Byte Camp: http://www.bytecamp.ca/ (scroll down to 34, Stratford Hall)

External Programs

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Circus West

OPEN TO: Ages 7+

WHEN: August 2nd to 5th

August 8th to 12th

August 15th to 19th

August 22nd to 26th

COST: $130 - $340

LOCATION: Stratford Hall

Ever dream about running away to join the circus? This is your chance! Circus participants will learn

aerials, trampoline, acrobatics, human pyramids, juggling and unicycle. Then, at the end of the week

the Circus Performers put on a show for family and friends.

Please register directly with Circus West: http://circuswest.com/programs/camps/

External Programs

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Equestrian Vaulting

SUPERVISOR: Miriam Grob

OPEN TO: Students entering Grades 6 to 12

WHEN: July 11th to 15th

HOURS: 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM

COST: $350

ENROLMENT: minimum 5 students

LOCATION: Camp will be held offsite at a barn at 12400 No. 3 Rd, Richmond

Equestrian Vaulting combines a love for horses and the outdoors with dance, acrobatics, and

gymnastics. Students perform various moves on horseback to music. The beauty of this sport arises

from the wide scope of athleticism and connections formed between the animal and the human world.

In a typical day, students would care for the vaulting horse by learning brushing and feeding

techniques. This will be followed by two hours of creative design of horseback movements and

finishing with horsemanship and horse care.

Please email Dr. Grob at [email protected] to register.

External Programs

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Fireside Adventures Camp

OPEN TO: Ages 7 to 12

WHEN: July 4th to 8th

July 11th to 15th

July 18th to 22nd

COST: Approximately $495 - $565

LOCATION: Stratford Hall (drop off and pickup)

Hiking, sailing, and outdoor adventures. Each week ends with an overnight camp – perfect for junior

campers looking to have their first sleepaway experience. Fireside Adventures also offers two- or

three-week Youth Leadership Camps for older teens looking for longer expeditions, adventures, and

explorations.

Please register directly with Fireside Adventures: http://www.firesideadventures.ca

External Programs

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StageCoach

OPEN TO: Ages 4 to 14

WHEN: July 18th to 22nd

August 8th to 12th

COST: $150 - $350

LOCATION: Stratford Hall

Sing, dance, and act your way through the week! These fast-paced camps end with a showcase for

family and friends.

Please register directly with StageCoach:

http://www.stagecoachschools.ca/vancouvereastside/summer-camps

External Programs

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Camp Suzuki

OPEN TO: Ages 7 to 13

WHEN: August 14th to 19th

COST: $695

LOCATION: Fircom on Gambier Island

(meeting location at Horseshoe Bay)

Howe Sound builds environmental champions. Campers get connected to nature by exploring

beautiful, isolated Gambier Island and learning about the Howe Sound region.

Please register directly with Camp Suzuki: http://www.campsuzuki.org

External Programs

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Vancity Basketball

LOCATION: Stratford Hall

Metro Vancouver’s premier basketball coaches bring their skills and expertise right here to our gyms.

Come ready to run faster, jump higher, and handle the basketball better! Dates TBA.

Please register directly with Vancity: http://vancitybasketball.com/

External Programs

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Feedback

Summer Programs 5-12

Many of these programs are brand new offerings for summer 2016.

Do you have questions or suggestions for a program we could offer next

year? Email Ana Ver, Summer Programs Coordinator, at

[email protected].

Don’t forget to register here! tinyurl.com/SHsummer5-12registration

Summer Day Camps K-7

Questions? Email Randie-Lynn Moffat, Summer Camps Coordinator, at

[email protected]

Don’t forget to register here! http://tinyurl.com/SHdaycamp2016

DISCOUNTS for all camps and programs

Early Bird: $20 off each camp if you register before May 13th.

Make New Friends: 10% off for you and a friend from outside Stratford Hall

if you register for the same summer program!

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