Fall Programs

Is your child interested in sports like basketball, table tennis, indoor soccer or badminton? Do they have a knack with computers and want to learn coding and computer design, video game design or digital arts?  If so, check out our Fall programs which are designed to develop the skills and talents of your child, with a focus on fun and safety. 

Coquitlam (Saturdays, Sept 19–Dec 12 2026)

Please note that programs will not run on October 10 or 11 due to the Thanksgiving holiday.

Session 1 (Saturdays, September 19–October 31 2026)

Camp

Ages

Time

Location

Cost

CRN

Youth Basketball10–148:45–10:15amPinetree Community Centre

$75

31215

Junior Basketball6–98:45–10:15amPinetree Community Centre

$75

31216

Youth Badminton10–1410:30am–12pmPinetree Community Centre

$75

31217

Video Game Design10-1410am-12pmDouglas College Coquitlam Campus$10031219
Junior Computers6-910:45am-12:45pmDouglas College Coquitlam Campus$10031218

Session 2 (Saturdays, November 1–December 6 2026)

Camp

Ages

Time

Location

Cost

CRN

Youth Badminton10–148:45–10:15amPinetree Community Centre

$75

31221

Youth Basketball10–1410:30am–12pmPinetree Community Centre

$75

31222

Junior Basketball6–910:30am–12pmPinetree Community Centre

$75

31223

Youth Table Tennis10-1410am–11:30pmPinetree Community Centre

$75

31224
JavaScript & Playful Programming10-1411am–1pmDouglas College Coquitlam Campus $10031225
Video Game Design10-141pm–3pmDouglas College Coquitlam Campus $10031226
Junior Computers6-911am–1pmDouglas College Coquitlam Campus $10031227
New Westminster (Sundays, Sept 20–Dec 13 2026)

Please note that programs will not run on October 10 or 11 due to the Thanksgiving holiday.

Session 1 (Sundays, September 20–November 1 2026)

Camp

Ages

Time

Location

Cost

CRN

Youth Basketball10–149–10:30amNew Westminster Campus

$75

31228

Junior Basketball6–99–10:30amNew Westminster Campus

$75

31229

Youth Badminton10–1410:45am––12:15pmNew Westminster Campus

$75

31230

Coding and Computer Design10-149–11amNew Westminster Campus$7531231
Video Game Design10-1411am-1pmNew Westminster Campus$10031232
Junior Computers6-99am–11pmNew Westminster Campus$10031233

Session 2 (Sundays, November 8–December 13 2026)

Camp

Ages

Time

Location

Cost

CRN

Junior Multisport6-99–10:30amNew Westminster Campus

$75

31234

Youth Basketball10–1410:45am–12:15pmNew Westminster Campus

$75

31235

JavaScript & Playful Programming10-149-–11amNew Westminster Campus$10031236
Video Game Design10-1411am–1pmNew Westminster Campus$10031260
Junior Computers6-99-–11amNew Westminster Campus$10031237
Junior Artists and Writers6-99am–12pmNew Westminster Campus$15031239

Registration Info

Registration for the Fall 2026 programs will open Wednesday September 2, 2026 at 9am

Fast paced and fun, this program teaches badminton basics including grip, footwork, serving, and rallying. Players will enjoy skill drills, partner games, and friendly matches. Please note: Athletic footwear with non-marking soles required. Youth are welcome to bring their own racquets, but Douglas College is not responsible for the theft, loss, or damage to any personal equipment.

Dribble, shoot, and score your way to success! This high-energy basketball program focuses on skill development, teamwork, and game strategy. Participants will work on dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and game play through structured drills, scrimmages, and team challenges. Perfect for both beginners and experienced players looking to sharpen their skills. Please note: Athletic footwear with non-marking soles required.

Little b-ball enthusiasts will have a blast learning basketball basics in a fun and supportive environment. Through playful drills, mini-games, and team activities, kids will develop coordination, teamwork, and confidence on the court, making friends along the way. Please note: Athletic footwear with non-marking soles required.

Why choose just one sport? This program offers a rotating games, sports, activities, and fun keeping things fresh and exciting while building all-around athletic skills, abilities and friendships. Please note: Athletic footwear with non-marking soles required.

A fun-filled introduction to a variety of sports and games! Kids will explore different activities each week—like races, soccer, basketball, and obstacle courses—designed to develop coordination, teamwork, and a love of activity and movement Please note: Athletic footwear with non-marking soles required.

Fast paced and fun, this program teaches badminton basics including grip, footwork, serving, and rallying. Players will enjoy skill drills, partner games, and friendly matches. Please note: Athletic footwear with non-marking soles required. Youth are welcome to bring their own racquets, but Douglas College is not responsible for the theft, loss, or damage to any personal equipment.

Smash, spin, and serve! This program helps players develop hand-eye coordination, quick reflexes, and strategic thinking through drills, mini-tournaments, doubles play, and fun challenges. Please note: Footwear with non-marking soles required. Youth are welcome to bring their own paddles, but Douglas College is not responsible for the theft, loss, or damage to any personal equipment.

Ping pong fun for younger players! Kids will learn the basics of table tennis through engaging games and activities that build coordination, focus, and sportsmanship. Please note: Footwear with non-marking soles required. Kids are welcome to bring their own racquets, but Douglas College is not responsible for the theft, loss, or damage to any personal equipment.

Explore the world of tech through hands-on projects in coding, digital art, and design. Participants will create animations, simple games, and digital graphics while learning the basics of programming and creative software. Please note: Participants must know how to use a mouse and keyboard to take part in the program.

Dive into JavaScript and learn to build interactive games, animations, and web-based projects. This beginner-friendly course introduces real-world coding concepts in a fun and engaging way. Please note: Participants must know how to use a mouse and keyboard to take part in the program.

Why just play games when you can create them? Kids will design their own video games using beginner-friendly tools while learning about coding, storytelling, and game mechanics. Please note: Participants must know how to use a mouse and keyboard to take part in the program.

Tech time for young minds! This beginner-friendly program introduces kids to computers through creative games, digital art, and interactive learning activities. Please note: Participants must know how to use a mouse and keyboard to take part in the program.

Let your child’s imagination soar! This creative combo program blends visual arts and storytelling. Kids will explore drawing, painting, crafting, and writing their own stories, all while building confidence and creative expression. Please note: Paint is regularly used in this program and can get on clothing so please dress appropriately.

Registration information

Along with the registration form, the online Informed Consent & Authorization Form for Minors must be completed prior to the first day of programs or camps. Please save a copy of your form after clicking submit.

Once completed, please review the Code of Conduct Form with your child and ensure they understand the behavioural expectations required for being a part of our programs and camps. After, download the PDF form and ensure you and your child sign it. Save the document with your child’s name as the file name and email it to youthcamps@douglascollege.ca so that we can confirm that your forms have been processed.

Having trouble completing the forms? Contact us at 604 527 5472 and we will be happy to assist you.