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 Sunday fall programs which are designed to develop the skills and talents of your child, with a focus on fun and safety.
Fall Camp Descriptions
This badminton program offers children and youth a chance to learn or improve their skills in this fast-paced and strategic game. Participants will learn serves, forehands and overhands as well as strategies for singles and doubles play. Players can bring their own racquet.
These programs are created to help your child learn the skills they need to take their game to the next level. With drills and games that focus on passing, dribbling, shooting, defense, rebounding, team play and one-on-one moves, your child will finish the program with more confidence and abilities in the sport.
Coding is the future! In this camp, your kid will learn the skills needed to build simple websites and games. Campers will refine their design and develop their logic and problem-solving abilities, working on different projects every day.
Does your child enjoy graphic arts? In this camp, participants learn the basics of Photoshop or similar programs as well as web graphic creation, logs and branding. Participants will complete fun and creative projects that will put them on the path to becoming graphic artists.
Why have your kids play in the rain when they can play indoor soccer in the comfort of our gymnasium? This program focuses on skill development including, individual and team play, ball control, footwork, dribbling, passing and shooting.
This table tennis program offers a fun and educational opportunity for children and youth to learn basic proper table tennis techniques and to learn new, or improve on existing skills. Through drills and practice matches participants will learn game strategies as well as different grips, strokes, and spins to enhance their table tennis game.
Using creativity, collaboration and critical thinking, participants will learn to make their own video game from scratch using various platforms for development including Makecodearcade and Roblox.
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.