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CANADIAN CAMPING ASSOCIATION

ONTARIO CAMPING ASSOCIATION

CELTICCAMP

Established 1984

SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FORM

248 STOKES BAY RD, LION’S HEAD, ONTARIO N0H 1W0TELEPHONE (519) 793-3911

www.campceltic.cainfo@campceltic.ca

2018CANADIAN CAMPING

ASSOCIATIONONTARIO CAMPING

ASSOCIATION

CELTICCAMP

Established 1984

SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FORM

248 STOKES BAY RD, LION’S HEAD, ONTARIO N0H 1W0

TELEPHONE (519) 793-3911www.campceltic.cainfo@campceltic.ca

SUMMER CAMP AGES 7-16 & ROOKIE CAMP SESSIONS 6 & 7 FOR AGES 6-8

Within the framework of traditional camp activities such as campfires, special all-camp events, games, and beach activities, Celtic o�ers specialized instruction in the following areas. Campers may select 3 or 4 activities, depending on the length of session attended.

WHAT TO BRING Campers should bring the following items to camp.

Please put your name on all of your things!!!

Optional: Camera, Games, Musical Instruments, Stamps and Envelopes, Sunglasses.

NO CELL PHONES PLEASE.

• Sleeping bag• Pillow• Underwear• Socks (lots)• T-Shirts• Shorts• Warm clothes for

evenings• PJ’s• Hat• Bathing suit• Running shoes• Extra footwear

• Rainwear• Towels• Toothbrush• Toothpaste• Shampoo• Soap• Sunscreen• Flashlight• Re-useable water

bottle• Notebook• Pen/Pencil

Sailing: Taught from our Lake Huron beachfront using CL14 sailboats. Sailors learn wind theory, sail trim and how to skipper a boat. Celtic counsellors accompany sailors to ensure a safe, informative, and fun sailing experience. Windsurfing: Shallow, sand bottom for the beginner and supervised deep water windsurfing for the advanced surfer. Wide boards and junior sized sails make it easy for new surfers to get up and get moving.Kayaking: Celtic’s waterfront is well suited to provide a safe environment for the beginner and challenge for the strong paddler. Kayakers learn paddling technique and emergency procedures. Canoeing: Campers are taught paddling technique and the fundamentals of canoe manoeuvring and control along the sandy shore of Lake Huron.Out-Tripping: Campers learn tent assembly, �re building, and trip preparation before heading o� camp for an overnight adventure. �ese skills are further developed on the trip along with teamwork, co-operation, and respect for nature and each other. Ropes & Climbing: Co-operation, communication and trust is the focus as campers participate in climbing the rock walls, traversing the high ropes elements and making their way through the low ropes challenge course at Celtic.

Archery: Safe bow fundamentals are taught at Celtic’s archery range. Campers enjoy individual and team competitions.

Wilderness Survival: Campers learn many useful skills such as orienteering, plant identi�cation, �re and shelter building, and primitive tool making. Campers gain con�dence while becoming comfortable in a wilderness setting.

Planet Earth: Campers discover the natural beauty of Camp Celtic’s forests, lakes and �elds while investigating human interactions with the planet. We aim to inspire stewardship via guided nature hikes, wildlife watching, and hands-on lessons in sustainable food production in Celtic’s new greenhouse and eco-garden.

Basketball: Focus on fundamentals of individual skills and team play. Drills and games are led by experienced coaches and counsellors. Also o�ered at an advanced level during session 8.

Tennis: Celtic instructors teach novice and intermediate players. Campers develop racket skills and o�ence and defence strategy.

Soccer: Campers develop o�ensive and defensive skills. Unique drills, mini games, and full matches makes soccer at Celtic a fun and instructive experience.

Volleyball: A chance for the younger player to start o� right. Skills and competition in a great camp atmosphere. Drills and games on turf and beach courts. Also o�ered at an advanced level during session 8.

Fine Arts: Designed to enhance the camper’s creativity. Artists receive instruction in sketching, painting, and sculpting using a variety of media.

Theatre Arts: �e programme is skill-orientedand designed to increase the awareness andconfidence of the camper with respect to dramaas an expression of self.

Camp Crafts: �e arts and craft programme includes nature and leather craft, beading, sculpting, and much more.

Dance: For dancers of all ages and abilities. Fun dance routines are learned and performed by the Celtic dance class.

Radio Broadcasting: “Radio Celtic on the air!” Campers learn the basics of radio by broadcasting music, interviews, camp news and podcasts over the airwaves of Celtic’s radio station.

SPORTS CAMP Basketball and Volleyball. Ages 13-18, Session 8

You will be a better player!By teaching individual skills and team concepts in the

focused atmosphere of a residential camp, we ensure that athletes return to their school or club as stronger players.

�ese are intensive teaching camps with ability- matched groups to enhance individual skill development and team play. O�ense, defense, transition, self-motivation and getting the most from your practice time are all aspects taught at Celtic. Plus! League play and special tournaments.

�ese sports take some time to learn to play to your potential. Celtic will give you the tools to make that happen.

Celtic is a leader in developing top-quality players and is one of the only residential camps in the province sanctioned by the Ontario Volleyball Association.

Top notch coaches from high schools and universities attend Celtic. Athletes that have experienced the Celtic Sports Camp have gone on to compete for major university and college teams in Canada and the USA. Many others are contributing to their school andclub teams with a greater understanding and better perspective about their sport.

FRENCH RIVERCANOE TRIP

IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE LEADERSHIP TRAINING CAMP? Enrollment is limited to high school students who are at least 17 years of age during the year of enrollment.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE A completed application, (attached) along with the following received by Celtic.

1. If the LIT is sponsored by a school, camp, or other group, a recommendation form (printable from www.campceltic.ca) identifying the candidate as having good leadership potential, must be completed by one of the following people: • Teacher or Coach in the case of a school • Camp Director in the case of a camp • By the appropriate adult in the case of a group

2. If the LIT is applying directly to Celtic Leadership Training Camp, a self written letter of application outlining the candidate’s interest, achievements, and goals, along with a recommendation form completed by a teacher or coach, must accompany the application.

ACCEPTANCEFOR QUALIFIED APPLICANTS,

ACCEPTANCE WILL BE ON A FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED BASIS.

CELTIC LEADERSHIP TRAINING CAMPSESSION 2 OR 3, AGE 17

Ages 14-17, August 9th - 18th

Camp Celtic has expanded its out-tripping program to o�er a wilderness canoe trip into the interior of French River Provincial Park on the north side of Georgian Bay. �is trip is open to campers with all levels of out-tripping experience.

Back country camping skills that include paddling, portaging, �re-building, food planning, tent assembly, orienteering, group dynamics, leadership and the philosophy and practice of environmentally sound, no-trace camping are learned during a preparatory time at Camp Celtic prior to departure.

Along with the development of canoe tripping skills, campers have the opportunity to grow individually in a rugged outdoor setting, making lifelong friendships with other campers as well as quali�ed and experienced Camp Celtic Counsellors. Out-tripping allows campers to build self-con�dence, teamwork abilities, life-skills, and a deep appreciation for themselves, others, and the environment.

By the end of the session, all participants will be eligible to receive ORCKA Level 1, 2, or 3 Basic Canoeing from Camp Celtic’s certi�ed instructor.

Limited space available!NEW!

�e Celtic Leadership programme allows participants to both study and develop their leadership skills. Two Leadership Directors, chosen from Celtic’s most senior sta� and alumni, work closely with groups of Leaders in Training (LIT’s). Emphasis is placed on group processes, training, coaching skills, and evaluationof self and process. �is is very much a participative camp - LIT’s will get out of it what they put into it!

LIT’s are immersed in traditional camp activitiessuch as camp games, song leading, campfires, talent shows, out-tripping, story telling, and more. Successful LIT’s can be expected to show a marked increase in self -confidence during leadership, coaching, and training situations. In addition, they learn of their abilityto uniquely contribute to group processes through routinely examining and assessing themselves, others, and the group. Skills, attitude, and knowledge learned here can be applied at school, camp, and in sports environments. Each LIT receives a written evaluation at the close of camp, and in the case of sponsoredLIT’s, a copy is mailed to the sponsoring school or camp. “LEARNING BY DOING” is a philosophyof this programme.

WHO

2018 REGISTRATION - CAMP DATESPLEASE COMPLETE, USING A SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH CAMPER (Photocopies acceptable)

❍ SESSION ONE

(CO-ED - AGES 7-16) CHOOSE (X) THREE ACTIVITIES PLUS ONE AS AN ALTERNATE (A)

❍ Sailing ❍ Camp Craft ❍ Radio Broadcasting ❍ Basketball ❍ Windsurfing ❍ Dance ❍ Archery ❍ Tennis❍ Kayaking ❍ Fine Arts ❍ Ropes & Climbing ❍ Soccer ❍ Theatre Arts ❍ Planet Earth ❍ Wilderness Survival

❍ SESSION TWO

(CO-ED - AGES 7-16) CHOOSE (X) FOUR ACTIVITIES PLUS ONE AS AN ALTERNATE (A)

❍ Sailing ❍ Camp Craft ❍ Radio Broadcasting ❍ Basketball ❍ Out-Tripping

❍ Volleyball

❍ Volleyball

❍ Volleyball

❍ Volleyball

❍ Windsurfing ❍ Dance ❍ Archery ❍ Tennis❍ Kayaking ❍ Fine Arts ❍ Ropes & Climbing ❍ Soccer ❍ Theatre Arts ❍ Planet Earth ❍ Wilderness Survival

*Free bus home July 17th Drop off: ❍ Woodstock or ❍ Guelph

❍ SESSION THREE

(CO-ED - AGES 7-16) CHOOSE (X) FOUR ACTIVITIES PLUS ONE AS AN ALTERNATE (A)

❍ Sailing ❍ Camp Craft ❍ Radio Broadcasting ❍ Basketball ❍ Out-Tripping❍ Windsurfing ❍ Dance ❍ Archery ❍ Tennis ❍ Kayaking ❍ Fine Arts ❍ Ropes & Climbing ❍ Soccer ❍ Canoeing

❍ Canoeing

❍ Canoeing

❍ Theatre Arts ❍ Planet Earth ❍ Wilderness Survival *Free bus to camp July 19th Pick up: ❍ Woodstock or ❍ Guelph

❍ SESSION FOUR (CO-ED - AGES 7-16) CHOOSE (X) THREE ACTIVITIES PLUS ONE AS AN ALTERNATE (A)

❍ Sailing ❍ Camp Craft ❍ Radio Broadcasting ❍ Basketball ❍

Wilderness Survival

❍ Windsurfing ❍ Dance ❍ Archery ❍ Volleyball

❍ Kayaking ❍ Fine Arts ❍ Ropes & Climbing ❍ Tennis

❍ Canoeing

Kayaking❍ Canoeing

❍ Theatre Arts ❍ Planet Earth ❍ Soccer

*Free bus home August 4th Drop off: ❍ Woodstock or ❍ Guelph

❍ SESSION SIX ROOKIE CAMP

(CO-ED - AGES 6-8) During Rookie Camp, younger and first-time campers will experience

Camp Celtic during this fun, three-day camp. There will be many activities involving waterfront, adventure, nature, sports and camp craft.*Rookie Camp is a 3-day camp session for the younger, first-time camper.

❍ SESSION FIVE (CO-ED - AGES 7-16) CHOOSE (X) THREE ACTIVITIES PLUS ONE AS AN ALTERNATE (A)

❍ Sailing ❍ Camp Craft ❍ Radio Broadcasting ❍ Basketball ❍ Windsurfing ❍ Dance ❍ Archery ❍ Soccer ❍ ❍ Fine Arts ❍ Ropes & Climbing ❍ Tennis ❍ Theatre Arts ❍ Planet Earth ❍ Wilderness Survival

*Free bus to camp August 5th Pick up: ❍ Woodstock or ❍ Guelph

❍ SESSION EIGHT SPORTS CAMP

Basketball /Volleyball

Choose One ❍ BASKETBALL ❍ VOLLEYBALL

Ontario Volleyball Association has developed criteria to accredit camps that are involved in the instruction of volleyball. accreditation ensures that the quality of the programme, sta�, and facility is of the highest standard.

*Free bus home August 24th Drop off: ❍ Woodstock or ❍ Guelph

❍ LEADERSHIP TRAINING CAMP

❍ Session Two - Sunday, July 8 — Tuesday, July 17 ❍ Session Three - Thursday, July 19 — Saturday, July 28

❍ FRENCH RIVER CANOE TRIPPING

Thursday, August 9th — Saturday, August 18th

Sunday, July 1st

—Saturday, July 7th

Sunday, July 8th

— Tuesday, July 17th

Thursday, July 19th

—Saturday, July 28th

Sunday, July 29th

— Saturday, August 4th

Sunday, August 12th

—Tuesday, August 14th

❍ SESSION SEVEN ROOKIE CAMPThursday, August 16th

—Saturday, August 18th

Sunday, August 5th

—Saturday, August 11th

Sunday, August 19th

— Friday, August 24th

Name ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date of Birth Gender

Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ number street apt#

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ city province postal code

Telephone(s) ______________________

day month year

Name of Parent(s) or Guardian(s) ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Email(s) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

How did you hear about Celtic? _________________________________________ Cabin Mate Requested (1) ______________________________

CAMP INFORMATION - If you would like camp information mailed to your friends, please list the names and addresses here.

Name ____________________________________________________________

Address __________________________________________________________ number street apt. no.

_________________________________________________________________ city province postal code

Name ____________________________________________________________

Address __________________________________________________________ number street apt. no.

_________________________________________________________________ city province postal code

HEALTH FORMAll �elds are required. Please use N/A for not applicable sections. Changes in camper’s medical status, including: medications and/or limitations, please contact us

at least 3 weeks prior to arrival.

Family Doctor

Health Card #

Doctor’s Tel #

Past/Present Medical Conditions (including behavioural/emotional considerations)

Date of Last Tetanus Shot

Allergies, Physical Limitations and/or Dietary Needs/Restrictions

Current Medications

GENERAL

UPON receipt of this application, we will send a complete list of what campers need to bring to camp, when to arrive and depart, a statement and a receipt for income tax purposes. (Your child’s camp fees may be deductible.)

SIGNATUREI wish my child to take part in the full camp programme unless I advise you otherwise in writing prior to camp. If any costs are incurred for medical services beyond those provided by CELTIC, I agree to pay for such services. Permission is given to use images of campers which may appear in brochure or other promotional material. Permission is given to camp medical sta� to dispense standard non-prescription drugs as required.

Parent or Legal Guardian Signature:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ We reserve the right to dismiss a camper if it is in the best interest of the camp and/or campers. In the event of dismissal there will be no refund of any part of the camp fee,

2018 REGISTRATIONTo be returned to CAMP CELTIC, 248 Stokes Bay Rd, Lion’s Head, Ontario N0H 1W0

• Sessions 1, 4 & 5 are one week camp sessions in which campers choose and receive instruction in 3 activities.

• Sessions 2 & 3 are 10 day camp sessions. Campers choose and receive instruction in 4 activities.

• Sessions 6 & 7 are 3-day rookie sessions for the younger, first-time camper who would like to experimentally try Camp Celtic! A great way for a new camper (or parent!) to get a feel for a sleep-away camp!

• Session 8 is an intensive, sports session designed for athletes competing from senior elementary to senior high school levels in Basketball and Volleyball.

• Leadership Camp Sessions 2 & 3 are 10 day sessions for leaders who are 17 years of age during the year of enrollment.

• Canoe Tripping is a 10 day programme August 9th to 18th. Prepatory time at Celtic for planning and skill developement, followed by a back-country experience in the French River area.

Vegetarian? Check one Yes No

note: medications are dispensed by camp medical sta� and MUST arrive in original pharmacy containers.

WOODSTOCK Woodstock Collegiate Institute 35 Riddell St, Woodstock, Ontario Front door on Riddell St

2018 ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONPlease use this chart to calculate the appropriate camp FEE PER CAMPER. Campers staying for extended periods or families with three or more campers should contact Celtic for a quote on fees. Campers attending consecutive camp sessions may stay over free of charge between sessions.

PAYMENT SCHEDULE Please Follow plan 1, 2, or 3 as described below.PLAN 1

PLAN 2

PLAN 3

APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED ACCORDING TO SPACE AVAILABLE. TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE DISCOUNT SCHEDULE AND TO ENSURE YOUR CHOICE OF CAMP, PLEASE REGISTER EARLY.Cancellation Policy: In the event of cancellation, Celtic will hold $200.00 as a non-refundable deposit.

ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE AND BUS INFOCampers should arrive at Celtic between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 pm on the starting day of each session and be picked up from camp between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon on the closing day

of camp. Exception... Session 8 ends on a Friday evening and campers should be picked up between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.

Celtic will provide free bus transportation to/from Guelph & Woodstock at the end of Session 2 AND 4, at the start of Session 3 AND 5, and at the end of Session 8. Please indicate your bus requirements on the registration form attached.

Home Session #2 July 17th

& Session #4 Aug 4th

Arrival:Guelph 1:15pmWoodstock 2:30pm

To Camp Session #3 July 19th

& Session #5 Aug 5th

Departure:Woodstock 8:00amGuelph 9:15am

Home Session #8 August 24th

Arrival:Guelph 8:00pmWoodstock 8:30pm

GUELPH College Heights Secondary School 371 College Ave, Guelph, OntarioParking lot beside baseball diamond

SESSION CAMP FEEBefore March 1 After March 1

1, 4, 5 1 week $865 + HST $915 + HST2, 3 10 days $1385 + HST $1485 + HST6, 7 3 days $189 + HST $199 + HST8 Sports Camp 6 days $645 + HST $695 + HSTCanoe Tripping & Leadership 10 days

$1445 + HST $1545 + HST

Please add 13% HST to camp fees.

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$200.00 deposit is required with this application and a postdatedcheque for the balance payable April 15, 2018

Four equal payments each for 25% of the total fee. Post datedcheques payable March 1, 2018...April 1, 2018...May 1, 2018...June 1, 2018.

�e entire camp fee may be paid at application time.

*e-transfers or cheques are the prefered payment methods

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