oakley summer camp guide
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This guide contains summer camps in the City of Oakley during 2013.TRANSCRIPT
www.oakleyinfo.com Summer 2013
PRE-REGISTRATIONPlease register one week prior to the class start date. Each class has a minimum enrollment requirement to cover the cost of the program. Early registration is recommended.
ACCOMMODATIONSPlease indicate special accom-modations required on the reg-istration form and speak to the program supervisor.
REFUNDSIf you are not satisfi ed with a program you have attended please contact the programsupervisor for refund information.
YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPScholarships are available for income-qualifi ed youth who re-side in Oakley. Applications are available online and at City Hall.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING?Required items will be listed in the class or program descrip-tion. For questions please con-tact the program supervisor.
PLAN AHEADCity Hall is closed the third Fri-day of every month for furlough.
FAX REGISTRATIONFax registration is available upon request. For information call 925-625-7041.
MAIL IN PERSON DROP BOX
The completed registration: 3231 Main St.
Oakley, CA 94561Payment Accepted:
Check
Register at: 3231 Main St.
Oakley, CA 94561M-F 8:30AM-5PM
Payment Accepted:Cash/ Check
Visa /Master Card
After Hours registration:Drop Box at Recreation Desk
3231 Main St.Oakley, CA 94561
Payment Accepted:Check
Cindy CoelhoRecreation Technician
Lindsey BrunoRecreation Manager
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Participant Name: ____________________________________
Program Name: Program Number: Oakley Resident: Age/Grade: Program Fee:
Total:
Parent/Guardian (If under 18): __________________________________
Street Address: __________________________________
City: ______________ State: ________ Zip: ________
Day Phone: ___________ Evening Phone: ___________ Mobile Phone: __________
E-mail Address: ____________________________________ Please make checks payable to The City of Oakley(Return check fee of $57.00 will be automatically charged to the liable guardian or participant of said activity)
As the parent/guardian of a minor participating in the City of Oakley’s Recreation Programs, Field Trip and Services, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury. This Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement is intended to discharge in ad-vance the City of Oakley, the Oakley Union School District, the Liberty Union High School District and its offi cers, employees, volunteers, and agents from any and all liability arising out of or connected in any way with myself or my child/ward’s participation in said activity, even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or entities mentioned above. It is further agreed that this Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement is to be binding on my heirs and assignees. I agree to assume the full risk of any inju-ries, damages or loss that I or my minor child/ward may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or asso-ciated with each activity. I additionally agree to indemnify the City against any claims or rights of action for damages which I or the minors has/have before or after they reach age of majority. I further agree that certain marketable information may be used in accordance with State Laws and regulations. Such items include: e-mail addresses, photos and press releases that include statements made by myself or my child/ward in publication of said activities. In the event of any emergency, I authorize City Offi cials to secure from any licensed hospital, physician, and/or medical personnel any treatment deemed necessary for my minor child’s immediate and emergency care if it be deemed to sustain life. I also agree that I will be responsible for payment of any and all medical services rendered. In case of an emergency during activities
In case of emergency whom should we contact?
Name: __________________ Phone:_____________ Relationship: _____________
Name: __________________ Phone: _____________ Relationship: _____________
Physician: ______________ Insurance Carrier: ______________ Group Number: ______________
Does your child take any medications or have any allergies or other health problems we should be aware of? If yes, please explain:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________* I agree to all of the above conditions:* I understand that I am subject to dismissal from participation of said activity for inappropriate and disrespectful behavior.* I understand that my child’s/ wards enrollment is subject to dismissal due to certain violations of the Recreation Division’s program code of conduct (available for viewing in the Recreation Division main offi ce.)* I have read and fully understand the above Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement and Permission to Secure Treatment. Participant/ Guardian Signature: ___________________________ Date: ______________
For Offi ce Use Only: Date Received: ________________ Shirt Size: _____________
IncrediflixInstructor: Incrediflix StaffLocation: 204 Second StreetAges: 7- 13 years oldDate: July 1- July 3Fee: $140 Resident, $150 Non- Resident a $30 Production fee is due to the instructor on the 1st day of camp. All flix will be professionally edited & a DVD will be mailed to students.
Lego Summer CampInstructor: Wes PitterLocation: Iron House Elementary School LibraryFee: $150 Resident, $160 Non- ResidentLego Summer Camp is the best place to create fun! Your Lego builder will love the variety of sets to play with, from Star Wars to Friends, the endless tubs of sorted Lego, and the extreme challenges, contests and activities. A huge Lego collection will spark the imagination of every builder. Lego trophies and prizes will be awarded to contest winners, and each day will end with Lego raffle prizes. Every camper will take home a Lego creation built at camp. A Shut-terfly page will keep parents connected with the excitement. Snacks will be provided each day. Campers of all skill levels welcome.
Age: 6-10 years old LEGO005 June 17- June 21 Monday to Friday 9am- noon
Age: 7-12 years old LEGO006 June 24- June 28 Monday to Friday 9am- noon
Green Screen Animation8am-noon
Take your characters underwater, to a vol-cano, or even to outer space. In this camp you’ve got no limits. In age appropriate groups, you’ll brainstorm ideas, create your characters, film your movies with a green-screen backdrop, select your locations and add voice-overs.
Superhero Filmmaking Flix12:30pm- 4:30pm
What super hero power do you want? Fly-ing? Invisibility? Super Karate skills? Shot in front of a green screen, in this action packed movie camp kids will get to act, write and direct in their own super hero adventure movie.
Basketball CampInstructor: Rebound Basketball AcademyLocation: Creekside ParkFee: $165 Resident, $175 Non- ResidentKids K-2nd Grade will learn dribbling, passing, and shooting through fun activities as well as fun games at the end of each day. Emphasis still remains on the basic skills utilizing fun activities. Kids grade 3rd to 8th emphasize team concepts that are presented in games to give the students the beginning of tactics and the development of individual skills while moving to the game level. Participants should wear appropriate clothing and sport shoes; please bring snacks, a water bottle, and sunscreen. T-shirt included.
REBC001 K- 2nd June 10- June 14 Monday to Friday 9am- noon
REBC002 3rd to 8th June 24- June 28 Monday to Friday 9am- noon
REBC003 K- 2nd July 8- July 12 Monday to Friday 9am- noonREBC004 3rd to 8th July 15- July 19 Monday to Friday 9am- noon
Tennis CampInstructor: Diamond Hills Athletic Club Staff Location: Diamond Hills Sports ClubAges: 4-18 years oldFee: $185 Resident, $195 Non- ResidentTennis campers spend fun-filled days learning new skills, participating in fun drills and competing in inter-club matches and tournaments. The 1 week program is supervised by DHSC Tennis Director Darrin Cohen and a staff of certified tennis instructors. Campers can also participate in optional, su-pervised swimming to cool off as well as SNAG Golf, a proven learning and training tool for entry level
TCAMP001 June 10- June 14 Monday to Friday 9am-4pm
TCAMP002 June 17- June 21 Monday to Friday 9am- 4pm
TCAMP003 June 24- June 28 Monday to Friday 9am- 4pm
TCAMP004 July 8- July 12 Monday to Friday 9am- 4pm
TCAMP005 July 15- July 19 Monday to Friday 9am- 4pm
