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JANUARY NEWSLETTER

2 0 1 9 - 2 0 2 0 E D I T I O N

Calgary, Central & Area

1. All of the events can be found at centreforlearning.ca by clicking on the Events tab.

2. Then follow the Registration link to see all of the current and upcoming events.

3. USEFUL TIPS for searching program offerings and locations

Locate the blue “Find” button at the top right of the Events’ Registration tab

Using the “Title” field, type in an activity (eg. Art, Basketball, Theatre) CLICK SEARCH.

OR

Using the “Title” field, type in one of the following for a more comprehensive geographic list of activities. CLICK

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CAL – for Calgary and surrounding communities

CENTRAL – for Red Deer and surrounding communities

MED HAT – for Medicine Hat and surrounding communities

LETH – for Lethbridge and surrounding communities

EDM– for Edmonton and surrounding communities

GP – for Grande Prairie and surrounding communities

PEACE RVR – for Peace River and surrounding communities

PROV – for provincial activities that may be of interest to all geographic locations

Patty Gordon Program Enhancement Coordinator

Email: pgordon@redeemer.ab.ca

Phone: 403-483-8992

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S P E C I AL N OT E : Please make sure that you put the CORRECT EMAIL

ADDRESS INTO INVITE RIGHT WHEN SIGNING UP FOR EVENTS. We have had

several parents enter the wrong email address or their child’s email

address…….and then not being properly notified for EVENT REMINDERS. These

reminders collect the emails from INVITE RIGHT and automatically send.

J A N U A R Y 8 T H – M A R C H 25 T H

L E A R N T O S K A T E W I N T E R 2 0 2 0 Learn to Skate Program

Description: The Centre for Learning@HOME is offering a Learn to Skate program meant for participants

with little or no skating experience and who are currently registered with The Centre for

Learning@HOME.

Skill development will focus on basic skating skills. A wide variety of ages and skill levels have shown

interest in this program.

Required Equipment includes the following: Hockey Skates(no figure skates), CSA Approved Hockey

Helmet(cage recommended) and gloves(hockey gloves not required).

Additional recommended protective equipment: Elbow pads and shin pads, these items are not

"required" but do help to minimize sore elbows or knees when falling on the ice.

This program meets some of the learning outcomes for Physical Education.

Coaching Staff

Mr. Kanters

Mr. Chartrand

Mr. Gelinas

The coaching staff have a variety of playing and coaching experiences spanning more than 20 years.

Where: Trico Centre, 11150 Bonaventure Dr SE, Calgary

When: Wednesday's January 8 - March 25

Time: 2:15-3:00 PM

Who: Grade 1 - 12 (must have foundational skating skills)

Cost: $55/ student

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J AN UARY 13, 2 0 & 2 7 T H

S P O R T F O R F U N – P I C K L E B A L L Please come and join us for 3 afternoons of game play! This event meets some of the learning outcomes for Physical Education.

Where: Crescent Point Field House When: Mondays, January 13th, 20th, & 27th Time: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM Who: Grades 4 and up Cost: $22 for all 3 sessions

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J AN UARY 9 , 1 6 , 23 , 30 D A N C E C L A S S – H I P H O P

Studio ME Dance Class - HIP HOP – BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!!! SIGN UP EARLY AS THIS FILLS UP QUICKLY. Come and join us for a Hip Hop dance course at Studio ME. This class will focus on teaching the foundations and history of Hip Hop dance. You will be learning Hip Hop party dances from the 80's, 90's and now. This event meets some of the learning outcomes for Physical Education.

Where: Studio ME, 21 Elizabeth St #102, Okotoks When: Thursdays, JANUARY 9, 16, 23, 30 _1:30 – 2:30 PM Who: CFL Students Gr 1- 12 Cost: $65/ student

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J AN UARY 10

P A S S P O W D E R K E G S K I D A Y – B L A I R M O R E Powderkeg is a friendly "family" ski area with consistent snow conditions, challenging terrain. Students participating will receive a ski or snowboard lesson and a lift for the day. Rentals will be provided if student does not have their own equipment. ALL students must participate in a group lesson. ALL students must wear a CSA approved ski helmet. Helmets are included in rental cost. If you have your own equipment please ensure you wear a ski helmet. Grade 1-3 Students must ski with a parent / chaperone. I encourage parents to join their students on the hill, but it is not a requirement for participation of student in grade 4-12. Families may stay until the hill closes at 8:00 PM. This program will meet learning outcomes of Physical Education. Where: Pass Powder Keg - Blairmore AB When: Friday, January 10 _1:00 PM- 4:00 PM Who: Grade 1-12 Cost: Lift, lesson, & Rental $46 Lift lesson $39

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J AN UARY 14, 2 8 , AND FE B R UARY 4 C U R L I N G Come out and learn curling skills and the rules of the game. Students will be coached at the Huntington Hills Curling Club. Students 12 and under are required to wear a helmet on the ice. All students need clean indoor shoes with good grip and I recommend mittens and a hat as it is chilly on the ice. This event meets some of the learning outcomes for Physical Education. Where: Huntington Hills Curling Club, 520 78 Ave NW, Calgary When: Tuesdays, January 14th, 28th and February 4th. Time: 1:00 PM- 2:00 PM Who: Grade 5 -12, Students only Cost: $20 Includes broom + slider rental, instruction + ice time

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J A N U A R Y 1 5 T H

C O - C I R R I C U L A R Join us for Co-Curricular classes on January 15th. This session will focus on Language Arts, Phys-Ed and other core subjects. The Phys-Ed component will be Cooperative Games. Students are required to bring indoor running shoes to be able to participate in gym. Students without proper footwear may be asked to sit out during the Phys-Ed component due to safety concerns. Traditional Home Education Students are welcome if space allows. Registration will commence for Traditional Home Education Students 2 weeks prior to the class start date. Please bring a lunch; there will be no access to heat the lunches up - NO NUTS PLEASE. You will also need indoor running shoes participate in the gym. THE CHURCH HAS REQUESTED THAT ANY PARENTS AND SIBLINGS THAT STAY FOR THE DAY MUST REMAIN IN THE PLAY AREA FOR KIDS AND THE CAFE ATTACHED. WE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE CHURCH. THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR COOPERATION

Where: FIRST ALLIANCE CHURCH, 12345 40TH STREET SE, CALGARY When: Wednesday, January 15th, 2020 Time: 9:30 AM -10 AM - drop off and registration

10:00 AM -2:50 PM – Instructional time 3:00 PM – Pickup

Cost: Home Education (Traditional) Student = $20.00 Print-Based, Online, Shared Responsibility (Blended) student = Complimentary

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J AN UARY 27 T H

N A T I O N A L G E O G R A P H I C L I V E – DEADLIEST LIFE SAVERS Biomedical scientist Zoltan Takacs collects and researches the deadliest snake, scorpion, and jellyfish venoms for medical innovation - venoms that target vital life functions, and thus, could be the blueprint of novel medications. An aircraft pilot and scuba diver, he’s traveled to 155 countries and survived charging elephants, pirated waters, and deadly snake bites. Where: Jack Singer Concert Hall, 205 8 Ave SE, Calgary When: Monday, January 27 Time: 10:15 AM - 11:20 AM Who: Grade 1-12 Cost: $20

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J AN UARY 31

C R O S S C O U N T R Y S K I I N G Please come and join Lynda Pianosi at West Bragg Creek for a wonderful day of Cross Country Skiing. Through a series of different skill-building activities, you and your children will learn to turn, stop, glide, get up and down the hills so you can safely enjoy the mountain ski trails. A.M. - We will spend the morning working on basic cross-country skills: gliding, stopping, turning, basic hill work. Lunch Break - bring your own lunch, we will supply the hot beverage and a trail snack. P.M. the group will try out the newly acquired skills to and head out for a ski on an easy trail. The pace and length of the ski will be adjusted for the groups' ability. You will be responsible for bringing your own ski equipment This activity will meet some of the learning outcomes of Physical Education. Where: West Bragg Creek When: Friday, January 31st Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Who: GRADES 4 AND UP Cost: $35

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F E B R U A R Y 2 5, M A R C H 3 , 10 , 1 7 , 3 1, A P R I L 7 B A S K E T B A L L Come and join us at the Trico Centre for Basketball coached by Mr Kanters. Parent participation is not allowed at this event. Please feel free to stay and watch or drop off and pick-up your student(s). This activity will meet some of the learning outcomes of Physical Education. Where: Trico Centre, 11150 Bonaventure Drive SE, Calgary AB When: Tuesday, February 25th, March 3, 10, 17, 31, April 7 Time: 1:45 PM – 3:00 PM Who: Grade 4 - 8 & Grade 9 - 12 Cost: CFL student = $40

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J AN UARY 26 T H , F E B R U A R Y 5 T H , F E B R U A R Y 2 6 T H

G Y M N A S T I C S F O R F U N

Please join us for 3 Fun Sessions of Gymnastics put on by the Calgary Gymnastics Centre West. Students will learn a variety of different gymnastics foundations and techniques that fall within the safety guidelines. This activity will meet some of the learning outcomes of Physical Education. Where: Calgary Gymnastics West Location. 179 Canada Olympic Road SW, Calgary, AB T3B 6B7 When: Wednesdays, January 29, February 5, February 26th Time: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Who: Grades 1 - 12 Cost: Student = $35

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F E B R UAR Y 3 R D & 1 0 T H T E N N I S Join us at the Osten and Victor Alberta Tennis Centre for tennis lessons from their expert instructors. Please bring a pair of clean indoor runners and a water bottle. We look forward to seeing you there. This event meets some of the learning outcomes for Physical Education. Where: Osten and Victor Alberta Tennis Centre, 295 90 Ave SE, Calgary When: Mondays, February 3rd and February 10th Time: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM Who: CFL Students Grades 5-9 (as requested by Tennis Centre) Cost: $22/student

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F E B R UAR Y 6 T H C A L G A R Y P H I L H A R M O N I C O R C H E S T R A – T H E H O C K E Y

S W E A T E R Please come and join us for this beautiful kid-friendly version of Appalachian Spring choreographed especially for the CPO by Edmund Stripe with Dancers from Alberta Ballet School. Where: Jack Singer Concert Hall When: Thursday, February 6 Time: 10:00 – 11:00 AM Who: ALL CFL STUDENTS Cost: $15/TICKET

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F E B R UAR Y 6, 1 3 A N D 27 T H Y O G A S E R I E S

Join us at Studio ME for Yoga classes taught by one of the studio expert wellness instructors. This class will help improve balance and core strength and teach proper posture and relaxed breathing. There will not be a spiritual component to this class. We look forward to seeing you there. This event meets some of the learning outcomes for Physical Education Where: Studio ME, 21 Elizabeth St #102, Okotoks When: Thursdays, February 6, 13, 27 Time: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM Who: CFL Students Gr 4-12 Cost: $50 for 3 - 1 Hour sessions

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F E B R UAR Y 7 T H & 1 4 T H S N O W S H O E I N G S E R I E S Please come and join us with Special Instructor Lynda Pianosi for 2 sessions of snowshoeing. Lynda is a Professional Hiking Guide and Author of “Take a Hike with your Children”. This will be a fun-filled afternoon on the trails with Lynda’s guidance. It is winter, some animals hibernate, others migrate, and others are active all winter long - and some even build tunnels under the snow. Join a professional interpretive guide on this snowshoe to find out which animals in Kananaskis are still active. We will also get a chance to build a few snow tunnels of our own. Where: TURNER VALLEY, SHEEP RIVER AND Peter Lougheed Provincial Park in Kananaskis When: Friday, February 7th and Friday, February 14th Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Who: CFL students Grades 4 and up Cost: $55 FOR BOTH SESSIONS – INCLUDES EQUIPMENT

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F E B R U A R Y 7 P A S S P O W D E R K E G S K I D A Y - B l a i r m o r e Powderkeg is a friendly "family" ski area with consistent snow conditions, challenging terrain. Students participating will receive a ski or snowboard lesson and a lift for the day. Rentals will be provided if student does not have their own equipment.

ALL students must participate in a group lesson.

ALL students must wear a CSA approved ski helmet. Helmets are included in rental cost. If you have your own equipment please ensure you wear a ski helmet.

Grade 1-3 Students must ski with a parent / chaperone.

I encourage parents to join their students on the hill, but it is not a requirement for participation of student in grade 4-12.

Families may stay until the hill closes at 8:00 PM. This program will meet learning outcomes of Physical Education.

Where: Pass Powder Keg – Blairmore AB When: Friday, February 7 _1:00 PM– 4:00 PM Who: Grade 1-12 Cost: Lift, lesson, & Rental $48 Please see event link for pricing details.

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F E B R UAR Y 12 T H C O - C I R R I C U L A R Join us for Co-Curricular classes on February 12th. This session will focus on Language Arts, Phys-Ed and other core subjects. The Phys-Ed component will be Cooperative Games. Students are required to bring indoor running shoes to be able to participate in gym. Students without proper footwear may be asked to sit out during the Phys-Ed component due to safety concerns. Traditional Home Education Students are welcome if space allows. Registration will commence for Traditional Home Education Students 2 weeks prior to the class start date. Please bring a lunch; there will be no access to heat the lunches up - NO NUTS PLEASE. You will also need indoor running shoes participate in the gym. THE CHURCH HAS REQUESTED THAT ANY PARENTS AND SIBLINGS THAT STAY FOR THE DAY MUST REMAIN IN THE PLAY AREA FOR KIDS AND THE CAFE ATTACHED. WE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE CHURCH. THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR COOPERATION

When: FIRST ALLIANCE CHURCH, 12345 40TH STREET SE, CALGARY When: Wednesday, February 12th 2020 Time: 9:30 AM -10 AM - drop off and registration

10:00 AM -2:50 PM – Instructional time 3:00 PM – Pickup

Who: Grade 1-9

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OC T OB E R 2 - MAR CH 2 5

H O C K E Y D E V E L O P M E N T The Centre for Learning@HOME is happy to once again offer the Hockey Development Program. We are offering this program to students currently enrolled with The CFL@HOME. The program is intended for students who are currently able to skate. Participants MUST also have FULL hockey equipment including a neck guard. A variety of ages and skill levels have shown interest in this program. The Hockey Development Program will run from 1:00 – 2:15 and then the Learn to Skate from 2:15 - 3:00 as it is much easier for the "new" skaters when the ice is scuffed up (at least to start). For the Hockey Development participants that we select to assist us with the Learn to Skate they would have a chance to stay in their gear or change - essentially they would be with us for the full two hours. Hockey Leadership Development Program: 1:00 - 3:00 Students registered in grades 9-12 may apply to be volunteers in our Coaching Leadership Program in conjunction with our Hockey Development and Learn to Skate programs. If selected to the Coaching Leadership Program, each student may be eligible to earn one or more credits towards his/her Alberta High School Diploma. To apply, please email Mr. Kanters at mkanters@redeemer.ab.ca expressing interest. Students wishing to participate in this program would be expected to be available Wednesday from 1:00-3:00pm for the ice times designated to each program. This program meets some of the learning outcomes for Physical Education. Coaching Staff; Mr. Kanters, Mr. Chartrand & Mr. Gelinas The coaching staff have a variety of playing and coaching experiences spanning more than 20 years. Where: Trico Centre, 11150 Bonaventure Dr SE, Calgary When: Wednesday's October 16 - March 25 (off for Christmas & Feb 19 for Family week) 1:00 PM- 2:15 PM Who: CFL Students Grade 1 - 12 (must have foundational skating skills) Cost: $100 Jersey Cost: $20 (all students who do not currently have a CFL@HOME jersey)

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F E B R UAR Y 24 T H – AP RI L 6 T H

C H O I R / U K U L E L E

Please join us as we continue with our very popular choir and ukulele lessons with musician and Instructor Rosanna D’Agnillo on Mondays starting on February 24th. Development of technical skills with increasingly difficult chord changes, picked songs, and sing 'n play popular and folk songs and songs of the student's choosing. Where: PARKLAND COMMUNITY HALL, 505 PARK VALLEY ROAD SE, Calgary When: Mondays February 24th – April 6th (excluding March 16th) Time: 1:00 PM – 1:45 PM– Choir 1:50 PM– 2:20 PM– Ukulele 101 2:25 PM – 3:00 PM – Ukulele 201 Who: CFL Students Gr 1-12 Cost: $50.00 for 6 lessons Choir Click Here to Register Ukulele beginner Click Here to Register Ukulele Intermediate Click Here to Register

F E B R U A R Y 2 8 T H C A N Y O N S K I R E S O R T Students will receive a 1 hour lesson which includes an assessment so students know exactly where they are at with their progress. All students must take a lesson prior to your day on the hill. Students Grade 4-12- After the initial skill instruction and safety concerns have been emphasized students may ski in small groups in designated areas. Students Grade 1-3, after initial skill instruction students may ski with a parent chaperone. All CFL students must participate in a group lesson. ALL students must wear a CSA approved ski helmet. Helmets are included in rental cost. If you have your own equipment please ensure you wear a ski helmet. Families may stay until the hill closes for the day. This program will meet learning outcomes of Physical Education. Where: Canyon Ski Resort - Red Deer When: Friday, February 28_8:45 AM- 3:00 PM Who: Grade 1-12

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MARCH 4 T H

S T O R Y B O O K T H E A T R E P R E S E N T S – N E V E R E N D I N G

S T O R Y Hiding in a closet to avoid school bullies, ten-year-old Bastian becomes immersed in a strangely compelling book: the tale of a hero's quest to save the realm of Fantastica from the encroaching terror of the Nothing. But is Bastian just a reader of this extraordinary story - or a vital part of it? ?Filled with spectacle and wondrous other-worldly creatures, this beautiful tale of the trials of childhood and the triumph of creativity will delight and inspire the whole family. STORYBOOK POLICY*All patrons, including children under the age of 3 are required to purchase a ticket. RUNNING TIME: Two Act Play - Approx. 120 minutes Where: Storybook Theatre, 375 Bermuda Dr NW, Calgary When: Wednesday, March 4_10:00 AM Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Who: RECOMMENDED FOR AGES: 8 & Up Cost: $15

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MARCH 16 T H N A T I O N A L G E O G R A P H I C P R E S E N T S B U I L D I N G T H E P H O T O A R K

National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore is on a mission to capture portraits of the world’s species before they disappear. With ingenuity, wit, and a serious Midwestern work ethic, Sartore has created the Photo Ark project, the largest archive of its kind with more than 9,000 images and counting.

Joel has had 36 stories published in National Geographic magazine to date, with more to come. Three of Joel’s stories helped bring about protection: 1,000 acres of rainforest in Bolivia's Madidi National Park was saved after National Geographic's March 2000 cover story, Koala Rescue in National Geographic's May 2012 issue, & the Florida Grasshopper Sparrow in Audubon Magazine’s April 2013 issue.

Where: Jack Singer Concert Hall, 205 8 Ave SE, Calgary When: Monday, March 16 Time: 10:15 AM - 11:20 AM Who: Grade 1-12 Cost: $20

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M ARCH 18 T H

C O - C U R R I C U L A R Join us for Co-Curricular classes on March 18th . This session will focus on Language Arts, Phys-Ed and other core subjects. The Phys-Ed component will be Cooperative Games. Students are required to bring indoor running shoes to be able to participate in gym. Students without proper footwear may be asked to sit out during the Phys-Ed component due to safety concerns. Traditional Home Education Students are welcome if space allows. Registration will commence for Traditional Home Education Students 2 weeks prior to the class start date. Please bring a lunch; there will be no access to heat the lunches up - NO NUTS PLEASE. You will also need indoor running shoes participate in the gym. THE CHURCH HAS REQUESTED THAT ANY PARENTS AND SIBLINGS THAT STAY FOR THE DAY MUST REMAIN IN THE PLAY AREA FOR KIDS AND THE CAFE ATTACHED. WE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE CHURCH. THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR COOPERATION

Where: FIRST ALLIANCE CHURCH, 12345 40TH STREET SE, CALGARY When: Wednesday, March 18 Time: 9:30 AM -10 AM - drop off and registration

10:00 AM -2:50 PM – Instructional time 3:00 PM – Pickup

Who: Grade 1-9

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AP R I L 6 T H – 9 T H S W I M M I N G L E S S O N S – O K O T O K S R E C R E A T I O N

C E N T R E Please join us at the Okotoks Recreation Centre for swimming lessons in April. The students will be in the Swim for Life Program and broken into groups according to their ability level. Please go into Invite Right for more information about the program so you are able to properly place your participants. Where: OKOTOKS RECREATION CENTRE, 99 OKOTOKS DRIVE When: MONDAY through THURSDAY – APRIL 6 – 9TH Time: 10 AM – 11 AM Who: GRADES 1- 12 Cost: $60 FOR FOUR 1 HOUR LESSONS

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U P C O M I N G EV E N T S These events are not confirmed and are subject to change based on venue availability. At this time, please refer to the Events tab of The Centre for Learning@HOME website www.centreforlearning.ca for a list of upcoming events.

COMING SOON

H I G H S C H O O L G L O W V O L L E Y B A L L , B A D M I N T O N , I N J A N A T I O N ,

W A L L C L I M B I N G , S T O R Y B O O K T H E A T R E , N A T I O N A L G E O G R A P H I C ,

G R A D R E T R E A T A N D M O R E ! ! ! !

WA T CH F OR 2019/ 2020 E VE NT P OS T I N G S ON :

C E N T R E F O R L E A R N I N G . C A

E V E N T V O L U N T E E R S N E E D E D

The Centre for Learning@HOME is actively recruiting parent volunteer chaperones.

PARENT VOLUNTEER CHAPERONE ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Parent volunteer chaperones will be responsible for a group of students ranging from 5-18 years of age and group sizes ranging from 5- 25 dependent on the event. Successful volunteers will be contacted to sign up for events on a seasonal basis in line with the event release schedule for the school. Parent volunteer chaperones will be asked to chaperone several events per year.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

Friendly, responsible adult who enjoys working with and supervising students of all ages. Criminal records check with vulnerable sector required for all successful candidates.

PREFERRED SKILLS

Friendly, approachable, responsible, experience working with children is an asset.

If you are interested in this role, please contact your local Program Enhancement Coordinator by phone or email.

CFL Sibling Participation Siblings of CFL students may register and participate in a limited number of CFL events in the 2019 –

2020 school year. Each event description will indicate if siblings may attend.

• Parent/guardian must attend and supervise sibling attendees.

• Event must be low risk, age appropriate, and have ample capacity.

• Registration for CFL siblings will commence 1 month following the date event registration

opened.

Co-Curricular Workshop are limited to CFL students only.

S T U D E N T S U P E R V I S I O N S T A N D A R D S A N D P A R E N T P A R T I C I P A T I O N

All field trips and events hosted by The Centre for Learning@HOME require supervision to ensure acceptable levels of behavior and safety.

The Centre for Learning@HOME will have at least one school staff member on site at every event we host. Staff, and when necessary,

parent volunteers (who have provided police issued security clearance documents), will attend events to meet the necessary supervision

ratios set out by Christ the Redeemer Catholic Schools and as listed below.

The CFL welcomes parents to participate in activities and events whenever possible. Some events require a parent supervise every

participant; other events/venues restrict parent participation. The role of the parent is included in each event description. Please see below

for an explanation of the rational.

1. P A R E N T P A R T I C I P A T I O N I S M A N D A T O R Y In this scenario, the students will require one on one assistance to complete the task or the venue has asked us to have a parent

with each child. A CFL staff member will be there to assist the event leader, check in students and parents, and obtain the

activity waiver forms.

2. P A R E N T P A R T I C I P A T I O N I S V O L U N T A R Y In this scenario, the parents are welcome to stay and participate, or release their student(s) to the care of The CFL staff and

approved volunteers. The ratio of adults to students is in accordance with Christ the Redeemer Catholic Schools’ policy (below). If

the parent elects to drop their student(s) off, they must deliver the student(s) to the school staff member at the event to check

them in and sign the activity waiver. At the end of the event, the parent must collect the student(s) from the school staff member

at the specified time and ensure the staff member knows the parent has arrived to pick up the student(s). Please do not drop

your student off at the door or plan to pick them up outside.

3. P A R E N T P A R T I C I P A T I O N I S R E S T R I C T E D O R N O T A L L O W E D In this scenario, the host venue has asked that parents not participate either due to the nature of the event (i.e. swim lessons) or

because of limited space. The Centre for Learning@HOME will provide supervision according to the supervision standard set by

Christ the Redeemer Catholic Schools. Parents may be able to watch from the sidelines (like in swim lessons) or drop the

student(s) off and pick them up at the end of the program. When dropping off your student(s), please deliver the student(s) to

the school staff member at the event to check them in and sign the activity waiver. At the end of the event, the parent must

collect the student(s) from the school staff member at the specified time and ensure the staff member knows you have arrived to

pick up the student(s). Please do not drop your student off at the door or plan to pick them up outside.

If arrangements are made for someone other than the parent/guardian to pick up a student, please notify The CFL staff member, in writing,

prior to the start of the event.

S U P E R V I S I O N R A T I O S A S S E T B Y C H R I S T T H E R E D E E M E R C A T H O L I C S C H O O L S F O R F I E L D T R I P S

G R A D E L E V E L A D U L T : S T U D E N T R A T I O

1-3 1:5

4-6 1:10

7-9 1:15

10-12 1:25

Please note, some activities replicate a classroom setting (example: teacher led co-curricular classes) and in such situations, the Field Trip

Supervision Ratios will not apply. Ratios similar to a traditional classroom will apply.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding supervision, please contact The Centre for Learning@HOME Program Enhancement

Coordinator for your area.