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Important
Things To Know Before Coming To Camp Arrival Day (Sunday):
Departure Day (Friday):
Visits: Dealing with Inappropriate Behaviour: Because we know that some children have difficulty "adjusting to camp situations", we follow specific procedures when serious disciplinary matters arise. In most cases, these incidents are dealt with successfully and forgotten. However, campers will be living in fairly close quarters with their peers, so an individual with an aggressively negative attitude or someone whose frustration or displeasure manifests itself in an ongoing way physically (such as bullying or an abject disregard for others' safety) or verbally (such as taunts or talking back) can have a strongly negative impact on other campers' experiences. If, in the Camp Director's opinion, any camper's continued presence at camp is not in their or the camp's best interest, the camper's stay at camp may be terminated. Getting Ready for Camp: Here is a suggested list of items needed for one session at camp. Read it carefully and pay particular attention to items such as sunscreen and insect repellent; these items are very important since the majority of our programs are held outside. You might also want to label the camper's personal belongings in the event that something gets left behind upon his/her departure from camp. We ask that campers not bring electronic devices such as video games, a walkman or discman, or cell phones, to camp. Finally, we remind parents/guardians that our site is a smoke-free environment. What to Bring to Camp:
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