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Programs Include:

• Elementary School Grades JK to 8
• Full time Hifz
• Part time Pre-School
• Full time Pre-School
• Before and after school

After School program:

• Academic Tutoring
• Evening & Weekends Quran & Tajweed
• Islamic Studies
• Martial Arts
• Camp ILM (Summer Day Camp)
• Weekend Islamic School

Contacts:

• Main campus reception: reception@tarbiyah.ca
• Kindergarten campus: campus_2@tarbiyah.ca

YMCA is a charitable organization committed to personal growth and development.

* programs at Milton EC Drury YMCA Child Care Centre offers 18 months to 12 years, camps, and enrichment programs
* Other YMCA Child Care programs in Milton, Kennedy Circle YMCA Child Care Program and St. Peter YMCA Child Care program offer programs from 0-4 years old.

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  * for the licensed child care programs for ages 18 months to 4 years see this listing
  * is a hub for YMCA School Age programs offered at several schools in Milton
  
  * School age programs at: Anne J MacArthur, EW Foster, Escarpment View, Guardian Angels, Holy Rosary, JM Denyes, Irma Coulson, Lumen Christi, Martin Street, Our Lady of Fatima, Our Lady of Victory, Queen of Heaven, Robert Baldwin, Sam Sherratt, St. Anthony of Padua, St Benedict, St Peter School
  
  * YMCA Milton EC Drury Outdoor Day Camp, Milton Hitherfield Day camp
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  * Outdoor Discovery for ages 6-12-games, sports, crafts and exploration activities - learn about plants, animals and the environment
  
  * Creative Arts for ages 6-12-focus on natural materials and themes to create plays, skits, musical instruments, masks, sketches and sculptures along with traditional camp activities hiking, swimming and canoeing
  
  * Sports for ages 6-12- softball, touch football, soccer and volleyball
  
  * Youth Leadership for ages 13-15-leaders in training program to become a camp counsellor

Offers a variety of both registered and drop-in School Breaks and After School Recreation Programs.

• Programs include indoor, outdoor and virtual program
• Refer to the website for registration, complete descriptions, times and fees

• available in Acton, Georgetown, Milton and surrounding areas
• work with families, licensed child care staff and other community partners
• Resource Consultants provide support to children and their families in the form of case management, service coordination, program consultation and advocacy, including transition to school * type of support varies with the individual child and family's needs * no diagnosis is required
• parents/caregivers can refer their child by calling Halton Region at 311 and ask for Children's Development Services to complete the intake process

• information sessions on choices about future life directions
• Resource Coordinators will assist with the transition from school to work opportunities, community based activities, community living
• partnerships with Halton Catholic and Halton District School Boards
• assistance with referrals to community activities
• for more information about either Preschool Inclusion services or Transitions contact Paula Woods at ext 255, email pwoods@clnh.on.ca or transitions@clnh.on.ca

• provides opportunities for school aged children and youth, with developmental disabilities to participate in an enjoyable and friendly recreation program, and respite for their families
• September to June, twice per month, 6 hours per Saturday
• junior and senior programs available
• activities include movies, music, games, sports and crafts, bowling, swimming or attending community events
• cost for this program is $45
• for more information contact Karen Wilson at ext 244 or kwilson@clnh.on.ca

• crafts, games, swimming, indoor and outdoor activities - all with individual needs taken into consideration
• full days
• cost is per week per camper
• locations in Milton and Georgetown
• limited spaces available
• for more information contact Karen Wilson at 905-878-2337 ext 244 or kwilson@clnh.on.ca

• provides after school care to children and young adults with disabilities
• Mon-Fri 3pm-8pm, September through June on regular Halton School Board school days
• $55 a day including dinner
• locations accessible to Milton and Georgetown families
• activities include games, crafts, baking, painting, sports, outdoor walks, community and sensory activities
• program is coordinated according to the interests and abilities of the participants
• for more information contact Karen Wilson at ext 244 or kwilson@clnh.on.ca

• Evidence-Based Behavioural Services (EBBS) including behavioural assessment, one on one and group behavioural intervention sessions, parent and caregiver training * fee-for-service
• other services include parent/caregiver supports and training, behaviour consultation, workshops, social groups, consultations with school personnel and other professionals
• for more information email oap@clnh.on.ca
• OAP Entry to School Program is funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services (MCCSS) for children ages 3 to 5 years old entering school for the first time * this group-based, skill-building program is delivered in a 6-month block to children with autism, and focuses on supporting children to develop school-readiness skills * to register, call 905-855-2690 extension 1 or email intake@erinoakkids.ca

Programs and services include:

• Band Camp for teens
• Band Camp Junior for kids
• Music workshops for schools
• Music workshops for corporate team building
• Percussion parties for kids and adults
• Play A Gig program offering performance opportunities for youth
• What's Your Forte podcast program
• Music lessons plans and resources for teachers and students
• Music education advocacy for parents and community partners
• Speaker program for school councils and conferences

Way of the Woods Primary Camps (ages 4-8):

• Kinder WOW Camp (ages 4-5) at Mountsberg, Kelso, Crawford Lake
• Wee WOW Camp (ages 6-8) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Wee Farm & Flight Camp (ages 6-8) Campers will be based primarily at Mountsberg for their week at camp but will arrive and depart from Kelso with all of the other campers

Way of the Woods Junior Camps (ages 8-12):

• Explorer Camp (Ages 8-12) at Kelso and Mountsberg
• Farm Camp (ages 8-12) Farm Camp operates at Mountsberg. Campers will also visit Kelso for fun activities
• Girls Camp (ages 8-14) at Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Construction Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Raptor Camp (Ages 8-14) Campers will be based primarily at Mountsberg for their week at camp but will arrive and depart from Kelso with all of the other campers
• Waterfront Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Bike Camp (Ages 8 -15) Kelso
• Athletics Camp (Ages 10-15)
• Climbers Camp (Ages 8-14)

Way of the Woods Senior Camps (ages 12+):

• Adventure Camp (Ages 12-14) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Raptor Camp (ages 8-14) at Mountsberg
• Waterfront Camp (ages 10-14) at Kelso
• Bike Camp (ages 8-15) at Kelso
• Bike Camp Trail Builders (ages 10-15) at Kelso
• Construction Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Counsellor in Training (C.I.T.) (ages 14-15) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Mount Nemo
• Athletics Camp (Ages 10-15)
• Climbers Camp (Ages 8-14)
• Girls Camp (Ages 8-14)

Way of the Woods Primary Camps (ages 4-8):

• Kinder WOW Camp (ages 4-5) at Mountsberg, Kelso, Crawford Lake
• Wee WOW Camp (ages 6-8) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Wee Farm & Flight Camp (ages 6-8) Campers will be based primarily at Mountsberg for their week at camp but will arrive and depart from Kelso with all of the other campers

Way of the Woods Junior Camps (ages 8-12):

• Explorer Camp (Ages 8-12) at Kelso and Mountsberg
• Farm Camp (ages 8-12) Farm Camp operates at Mountsberg. Campers will also visit Kelso for fun activities
• Girls Camp (ages 8-14) at Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Construction Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Raptor Camp (Ages 8-14) Campers will be based primarily at Mountsberg for their week at camp but will arrive and depart from Kelso with all of the other campers
• Waterfront Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Bike Camp (Ages 8 -15) Kelso
• Athletics Camp (Ages 10-15)
• Climbers Camp (Ages 8-14)

Way of the Woods Senior Camps (ages 12+):

• Adventure Camp (Ages 12-14) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Raptor Camp (ages 8-14) at Mountsberg
• Waterfront Camp (ages 10-14) at Kelso
• Bike Camp (ages 8-15) at Kelso
• Bike Camp Trail Builders (ages 10-15) at Kelso
• Construction Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Counsellor in Training (C.I.T.) (ages 14-15) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Mount Nemo
• Athletics Camp (Ages 10-15)
• Climbers Camp (Ages 8-14)
• Girls Camp (Ages 8-14)

Way of the Woods Primary Camps (ages 4-8):

• Kinder WOW Camp (ages 4-5) at Mountsberg, Kelso, Crawford Lake
• Wee WOW Camp (ages 6-8) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Wee Farm & Flight Camp (ages 6-8) Campers will be based primarily at Mountsberg for their week at camp but will arrive and depart from Kelso with all of the other campers

Way of the Woods Junior Camps (ages 8-12):

• Explorer Camp (Ages 8-12) at Kelso and Mountsberg
• Farm Camp (ages 8-12) Farm Camp operates at Mountsberg. Campers will also visit Kelso for fun activities
• Girls Camp (ages 8-14) at Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Construction Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Raptor Camp (Ages 8-14) Campers will be based primarily at Mountsberg for their week at camp but will arrive and depart from Kelso with all of the other campers
• Waterfront Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Bike Camp (Ages 8 -15) Kelso
• Athletics Camp (Ages 10-15)
• Climbers Camp (Ages 8-14)

Way of the Woods Senior Camps (ages 12+):

• Adventure Camp (Ages 12-14) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Raptor Camp (ages 8-14) at Mountsberg
• Waterfront Camp (ages 10-14) at Kelso
• Bike Camp (ages 8-15) at Kelso
• Bike Camp Trail Builders (ages 10-15) at Kelso
• Construction Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Counsellor in Training (C.I.T.) (ages 14-15) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Mount Nemo
• Athletics Camp (Ages 10-15)
• Climbers Camp (Ages 8-14)
• Girls Camp (Ages 8-14)

Programs are offered to children ages 4-14 in various areas of interest, including: arts, adventure, sports, science, and resume-boosting leadership programs for youth

Visit the Recreation and Culture Registration and Booking system to browse the variety of camps and workshops including:

• Babysitter Training (ages 11-14)
• P.A. Day Art Camp Junior (ages 6-8)
• Senior (ages 9-12)
• before and after-care is available for select programs only

Drop-in activities must also be pre-booked and paid for online, additional recreational swims and skates may be offered

• visit Drop-in Programs for more information

Programs are offered to children ages 4-14 in various areas of interest, including: arts, adventure, sports, science, and resume-boosting leadership programs for youth

Visit the Recreation and Culture Registration and Booking system to browse the variety of camps and workshops including:

• Babysitter Training (ages 11-14)
• P.A. Day Art Camp Junior (ages 6-8)
• Senior (ages 9-12)
• before and after-care is available for select programs only

Drop-in activities must also be pre-booked and paid for online, additional recreational swims and skates may be offered

• visit Drop-in Programs for more information

Way of the Woods Primary Camps (ages 4-8):

• Kinder WOW Camp (ages 4-5) at Mountsberg, Kelso, Crawford Lake
• Wee WOW Camp (ages 6-8) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Wee Farm & Flight Camp (ages 6-8) Campers will be based primarily at Mountsberg for their week at camp but will arrive and depart from Kelso with all of the other campers

Way of the Woods Junior Camps (ages 8-12):

• Explorer Camp (Ages 8-12) at Kelso and Mountsberg
• Farm Camp (ages 8-12) Farm Camp operates at Mountsberg. Campers will also visit Kelso for fun activities
• Girls Camp (ages 8-14) at Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Construction Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Raptor Camp (Ages 8-14) Campers will be based primarily at Mountsberg for their week at camp but will arrive and depart from Kelso with all of the other campers
• Waterfront Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Bike Camp (Ages 8 -15) Kelso
• Athletics Camp (Ages 10-15)
• Climbers Camp (Ages 8-14)

Way of the Woods Senior Camps (ages 12+):

• Adventure Camp (Ages 12-14) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Crawford Lake
• Raptor Camp (ages 8-14) at Mountsberg
• Waterfront Camp (ages 10-14) at Kelso
• Bike Camp (ages 8-15) at Kelso
• Bike Camp Trail Builders (ages 10-15) at Kelso
• Construction Camp (Ages 10-14)
• Counsellor in Training (C.I.T.) (ages 14-15) at Crawford Lake, Kelso, Mountsberg and Mount Nemo
• Athletics Camp (Ages 10-15)
• Climbers Camp (Ages 8-14)
• Girls Camp (Ages 8-14)

Offers:

• rep
• recreational soccer
• skills sessions
• small group training
• summer camps
• senior (18+) competitive soccer
• indoor soccer
• U3 and U4 parent and tot programs

Other services offered by Oak Park Neighbourhood Centre

March Break Adventure Splash n' Fun
* For children born 2010 to 2019
* Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
* Gellert Community Centre
* activities include crafts, games, swimming, special guests and bus trip
* led by summer camp staff

Summer Camps
* information available on website starting in late January
* registration typicaly begins last week of February or first week of March
* see website for details of programs and registration procedures

Programs are offered to children ages 4-14 in various areas of interest, including: arts, adventure, sports, science, and resume-boosting leadership programs for youth

Visit the Recreation and Culture Registration and Booking system to browse the variety of camps and workshops including:

• Babysitter Training (ages 11-14)
• P.A. Day Art Camp Junior (ages 6-8)
• Senior (ages 9-12)
• before and after-care is available for select programs only

Drop-in activities must also be pre-booked and paid for online, additional recreational swims and skates may be offered

• visit Drop-in Programs for more information

Gymnastic programming and sessions with state-of-the-art equipment in a fun-filled, controlled environment for participants of all ages and skill levels including:
* Parent & Tot
* Gym Mini Crickets
* girls & boys recreational
* trampoline & tumbling
* competitive & pre-competitive programs
* acrobatic gymnastics

Club also offers:
* March break camp
* summer camp
* adult gymnastics
* artistic, power tumbling and acrobatics
* certified coaching clinics
* specialty school and daycare programs

Programs are offered to children ages 4-14 in various areas of interest, including: arts, adventure, sports, science, and resume-boosting leadership programs for youth

Visit the Recreation and Culture Registration and Booking system to browse the variety of camps and workshops including:

• Babysitter Training (ages 11-14)
• P.A. Day Art Camp Junior (ages 6-8)
• Senior (ages 9-12)
• before and after-care is available for select programs only

Drop-in activities must also be pre-booked and paid for online, additional recreational swims and skates may be offered

• visit Drop-in Programs for more information

• summer camp
• community development
• volunteer opportunities

• interview preparation
• resume and cover letter assistance
• guest speakers, information, advice

Conducts workshops in schools, and day camps in the summer

Workshops and camps involve:

• teaching creative and technical skills in photographs
• interactive lessons, field trips, editing and feedback sessions
• nature awareness and sensory activities
• inspiring long-term interest in protection of local ecosystems
• workshops are usually held in school classrooms (grades 4 to 12)

Offers cello, flute, guitar, piano, violin, and viola lessons

• theory, Kodaly and early childhood music classes are also part of the program
• private lessons available
• Performing Arts Camp is held in July

Offers youth programs which promote social interaction and opportunities for growth, teach new skills while building self confidence and creating a feeling of community

• tutors, quiet study spaces, free internet and technology use
• encouragement through mentorship/friendship
• drop-in program
• homework support
• sports and games
• music lessons
• after school drop-in program for junior students
• leadership opportunities for high school students
• summer day camp in July and August
• book sign-out from Teen Book Depot in partnership with Oakville Public Library
• Club 31
• Summer Program

See website for all program updates