ABACUS MONTESSORI & PRIVATE SCHOOL
1 Credit Union Dr. Toronto, Ont. M4A 2S6 Tel: 416-494-4650
SUMMER PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM (ages 4-9)
Name of the Child
Date of Birth
Home address
Telephone (Home)
Mother’s name
Work phoneCell
Father’s name
Home address (if different)
Work phoneCell
EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
(Must be persons other than the parents of the child)
Name of 1st emergency contact
RelationshipPhone
Name of 2nd emergency contact
RelationshipPhone
Person to contact in case of an emergency
Allergies and any other important medical condition
Any restrictions regarding food, rest, and exercise
Any other pertinent information regarding the child
SUMMER PROGRAM 2017
July 3rd is a statutory holiday, Aug.7th is a Civic Holiday, there will be no camp on these days.
DATES / CAMP / PROGRAM FEE / CHOSEN CAMPS (check all boxes that apply) / AFTERCARE 5-6 PM (check all boxes that apply)JUL 04-07 / JUNIOR CHEFS / $225
JUL 10-14 / FUN WITH ART / $250
JUL 17-21 / CODING/SCIENCE FUN / $300 *
JUL 24-28 / LEGO FUN/ SCIENCE / $250 *
JUL 31-AUG 04 / MOVIN’ N’ GROOVIN’ / $225
AUG 08-11 / SPORTS / $300
AUG 14–18 / LET’S GET ARTY / $250
AUG 21-25 / BACK TO SCHOOL / $225
Registration fee: $30.00 per child
- $225 for JK students not participating in Coding and Lego Fun camps.
- Additional $10 fee for those staying 5-6pm.
- Costs of field trips vary.
REGISTRATION PROCEDURES AND POLICIES
Thank you for choosing Abacus Montessori Summer Camp. Please indicate clearly the camps that your child would like to attend in the table above and submit this form along with your payment.
Chequesare payable to Abacus Montessori &Private Schooland should be dated the first day of the camp that your child wishes to attend.
Once registered, we require two weeks written notice for any changes to a child’s program. There are no “make-up” days and no refunds for the days that your child does not attend. Fees are not pro-rated and you will be charged from the start of the desired camp to the finish even if your child does not attend some of the days.If you wish to withdraw the child from the camp, please give us a written notice before June 1st and all payments except the registration fee will be returned.
Qualifying children will be given tax receipts in February next year for summer camp fees.
This is to state that I have read and understood the policies of the school and will abide by them. I hereby declare that all information given to the school is accurate. I also acknowledge that the school, its program staff and administration will use due caution when dealing with my child to the best of their ability and will not be held responsible if undue accidents take place beyond their control either in their premises or outside while under their care.
Signature of parent Date
Abacus Montessori reserves the right to dismiss a student from the camp if he/she is unduly aggressive or has other behavioral issues. We expect that students respect the property and materials belonging to the school.
SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS
CODING FOR FUN (51/2 – 9 years)
Requirement: Must be able to understand standing instructions
Aligned with Ontario’s STEM curriculum, this two-hour session everyday of the week is a fun way to reinforce math concepts of fractions, percentages and measurements. The instructors will be inspiring students to create programs themed on Star Wars, Minecraft, Pokemon and more. These will also strengthen creativity and motivate students to think outside the box.
LEGO FUN(51/2 – 9 years)
The popular program from last summer is back this year with new programs and ideas. Children love Lego blocks but while they build blocks, they build on other concepts that are related to science and engineering. The instructors will spend 90 minutes each day from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m helping students to design structures based on the laws of physics like stability, forces, lines of symmetry etc. What a fun way to learn science!
SPORTS WITH TEN TEN SPORTS ACADEMY
Qualified coaches will not only teach the nuances of tennis and soccer but will also teach valuable life skills such as teamwork, cooperative play and rules in sports to help students become team players in the long run in all walks of life.