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Register by the week
for one week or all ten!
Week 1: 5 /31/11
- 6/3/11
Week
6: 7/5/11
- 7/8/11
Week 2: 6/6/11 -
6/10/11
Week
7: 7/11/11
- 7/15/11
Week 3: 6/13/11
- 6/17/11
Week
8: 7/18/11
– 7/22/11
Week 4: 6/20/11
- 6/24/11 Week
9: 7/25/11
–
7/29/11
Week 5: 6/27/11
- 7/1/11 Week
10: 8/1/11
– 8/5/11
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Drop off:
7:15
a.m.-8:00
a.m.
Pick Up:
5:00
p.m.-5:45
p.m. ($1/minute late fee after 5:45 p.m.)
Location:
Campers
will
remain atCamp
Brosend
all day.
Ages:
5-12
the entire
summer
Food:
Breakfast:
7:15
a.m.-7:45 a.m. only
Lunch:
bring
sack
lunch daily (refrigeration provided).
Lunch
provided during
weeks 2, 5, 6, & 7–no extra fee
Afternoon snack: provided
daily
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Registration
Fees
Registration
Deposit:
$15/camper/week
due with registration form
non-refundable and non-transferable.
Applied
towards weekly camp fee.
Weekly Camp
Fee:
$110/camper/wk
attending 4-5 days/wk
$85/camper/wk
attending 3 days/wk
$65/camper/wk
attending 1-2/days/wk
Discounts:
$10 discount
per camper per week if registered at least 3 weeks in advance
$10 discount
for 2nd
sibling per week
$20 discount
for 3rd,
4th,
or 5th
sibling per week
Brochure
available here. Registration
Form available here.
To register, submit
completed registration
form,
$15 non-refundable, non-transferable registration deposit per week of
day camp. The
“Camper
Health-Care Recommendations by Licensed Medical Personnel Form 2”
can be turned in prior to camper’s first day at camp.
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Payment
Policy
Payment is due in full at the
first drop off of
each new week of camp.
Any payments made
after the first drop off of the week will be assessed a $10 late fee
per child. All
checks need
to be made
payable to Camp
Brosend.
You
are responsible for payment in full for
all sessions registered.
In order to change, cancel, or
alter the number
of days in a week for one or more weeks of camp, we require that a
written notice be submitted to the camp office at least 2 weeks prior
to the session you are registered for.
Failure
to submit this notice at least 2 weeks prior will result in you being
billed for the full program fee of the week for which you were
registered.
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Day Camp
Activities
Campers
will enjoy a fun-filled
week of age appropriate programming including:
·
archery
·
swimming,
boating
·
tetherball,
basketball, kickball, soccer, volleyball,
whiffle ball
·
Bible
lessons, singing, memory verses
·
inflatable
water slide, obstacle course, and moon bounce
·
nature
activities, outdoor living skills
·
crafts
·
trading
post/free time
·
fantastic
group games
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Things to Bring
Clothing:
·
Appropriate clothing,
beach towel, & one piece swimsuit w/cover up (see #8 under
Rules
for Camp
Life)
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Shoes—tennis shoes
for recreation and extra shoes for water games and walking to/from
swimming
Food:
·
Sack lunch and drink
(refrigeration provided)
Other:
·
Water bottle—these
are also available from the trading post.
·
Spray sunscreen—our
staff will only apply spray sunscreen on your child.
·
Medications in original
containers for nurse
·
Spending money for the
trading post (Tuesdays and Thursdays—money will be banked)
Please be sure to label ALL
items with camper’s first and last name.
Please leave the following
items at home: toys,
electronic
devices, gum, candy, or
inappropriate clothing (see #4, 5, 6, & 8 under Rules for Camp
Life).
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Summer Celebration Night
Pack up the whole
family and join us on Sunday, July 18th
at 6:30 p.m. for a
night of celebrating what God is doing!
We
will have worship, a campfire, snacks, and skits—we might
even
have a baptism!
Bring your lawn chairs
or yard blankets and join us for our Summer Celebration Night at Camp
Brosend.
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Staff
Camp Brosend’s paid Day Camp
Staff is a carefully
selected and trained group of mature individuals who will plan and
implement scheduled activities.
Our
program leaders include two licensed educators who also have over
fifteen years of camping experience.
We take the safety and
well-being of your child
very seriously. Therefore,
references have
been checked on all volunteers and employees at the camp.
Criminal
history and sex offender background checks
are also conducted on all volunteers and employees age 18 and older.
In
addition, staff received training in camp
programs, age appropriate activities, discipline, and emergency
procedures.
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Check-in &
Check-out
Check
In:
·
Parents
will sign in each camper
at drop off in the Day Camp program room on a daily basis.
·
Drive back
to the gate the way you came in instead
of driving all the way around the circle.
This
pattern will be safer for all of our
campers.
Check Out:
·
Our
staff will check your
photo ID against the authorized pick up list.
·
Sign
out the camper on a
daily basis.
·
Please
notify us if you
will be picking up your child early so we can be prepared.
Please
Note: Leaving
the camp
grounds without
written permission warrants immediate dismissal from the camp.
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Trading Post
Campers can purchase items at the Trading Post
on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Campers will place their spending
money in the
“bank” in the morning upon arrival.
Any
change will be returned back on their last day of camp for the summer.
Recycling
Credit:
Bring
a full
plastic grocery bag of rinsed, squashed, aluminum cans and receive a
$2.00 Trading Post credit (max 1 bag/camper/5 weeks).
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Rules
for
Camp Life
It
is our desire that Camp Brosend maintain an atmosphere where each
camper has the opportunity to accept Christ as his/her personal Savior;
to have fun; and to learn and grow spiritually, physically, and
mentally. Campers and staff are expected to conduct themselves in a
manner that encourages these objectives:
1.
Campers
and staff members will be under the
direct supervision of the program assistant and are expected to abide
by the schedule unless excused.
2.
Every
person is expected to conduct himself in
a Christian manner at all times.
3.
Campers
and staff members can only leave the
camp with the program assistant's permission.
Leaving
the camp grounds without written permission warrants immediate
dismissal from the camp.
4.
The
possession and use of tobacco, alcohol,
illegal drugs, weapons, or fireworks in any form are prohibited on the
camp grounds.
5.
Sickness
or injury must be reported to the
camp nurse immediately.
All medications
are to be turned in to the camp nurse in their original
containers
with their original prescription upon arrival (including Aspirin,
Tylenol, etc.).
6.
Radios,
cell phones, beepers, mp3
players/ipods, CD players, TVs, video games, toys, pets, shaving cream,
silly string, super soakers/water cannons, gum, and candy are to be
left at home.
7.
Public
display of affection is discouraged.
Hand-holding
is permitted.
8.
Clothing:
Modesty
and decency must prevail. Short
shorts, bare midriff, spaghetti straps, or revealing clothing is
prohibited. One
piece
swimsuits (no
cut-outs) are to be worn with cover-ups to and from the swimming area.
Shirts
and shoes must be worn at all times
while outside the bath houses.
9.
The
telephone may only be used with the
program assistant’s permission.
10.
Campers
are permitted near the lake or in the
woods only with counselor supervision.
11.
Campers
and their parents/guardians will be
held responsible for any unnecessary damage to camp property.
Destruction
of camp property warrants
immediate dismissal from the camp.
12.
All
campers and staff members will wear a PFD
(life jacket) while boating.
All campers
in 2nd grade or lower will wear a PFD while swimming.
Anyone
not willing to abide by the above rules will be asked to leave the camp.
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