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Table of Contents General Information Community Services Department ........................................................... 2Recreation & Aquatic Facilities ................................................................ 2 General, Registration & EazyReg Information ......................................... 3Access to Recreation/Jumpstart .............................................................. 5Part-time Employment ......................................................................... 12Clarington Strategic Plan....................................................................... 10Index of Advertisers .............................................................................. 80
Community DevelopmentTrue Sport ............................................................................................... 4 Sports Hall of Fame ................................................................................. 7Community Development Workshops ..................................................... 8 Clarington Walks - Walking in Our Facilities ............................................. 9Renovation Updates ................................................................................ 9
Fitness ProgramsHeartwise Program ............................................................................... 13 Active Living Memberhips ..................................................................... 14Membership Services ............................................................................ 16Youth Fitness ......................................................................................... 17Group Fitness Class Descriptions/Schedule ............................................ 18Fitness Specialty Programs .................................................................... 22Fitness & Health Programs .................................................................... 23
Recreation Programs Registration and Session Dates ............................................................. 28Workshops and Preschool Mini’s ........................................................... 29Pre-School Program Descriptions/At a Glance ....................................... 30Child/Youth Program Descriptions/At a Glance ..................................... 33Adult Program Descriptions/At a Glance ............................................... 37Early Years Programs ............................................................................. 38
Aquatic ProgramsFall Registration Dates........................................................................... 42Private/Semi Private Lessons................................................................. 43Red Cross Swim Preschool Levels/Lessons ............................................. 46Red Cross Swim Kids Levels/Lessons ...................................................... 52Lifesaving, Leadership & First Aid Programs .......................................... 56Aquafit .................................................................................................. 59General Aquatic Facility & Swim Information ........................................ 60Admission Standards ............................................................................. 60Swim Description .................................................................................. 61Fall Swim Schedule ............................................................................... 62
FacilitiesBanquet/Meeting Facilities ................................................................... 71Facility Rental Rates .............................................................................. 72Summer Skating Schedule .................................................................... 73Facility Sports Partners.......................................................................... 74
Walking in our Facilities .......................................................................... 9Community Halls ................................................................................... 75
LeisureClarington Public Library .................................................................. 27/77Clarington Older Adult Association ........................................................ 63Clarington Museums & Archives ............................................................ 66The Visual Arts Centre ........................................................................... 68The Firehouse Youth Centre ................................................................... 76Community Directory ............................................................................ 78
Holiday Closures For Community Services Recreation Facilities
Labour Day - September 7 All Facilities Closed
Thanksgiving - October 12 All Facilities Closed
Courtice Community Complex Pool will be closed for maintenance August 29 to September 13 (inclusive).
For a full list of holiday closures, go online at www. clarington.net
Fall 2015 HighlightsThe Clarington Fitness Centre has undergone some exciting changes and is scheduled to re-open to the public on August 24, 2015. Some of the changes you will notice will be a new main entrance with expanded lobby and the installation of an elevator. There is a new family change room, accessible washrooms and a new pool filtration system along with heating and ventilation systems. Join us on Saturday, September 19, 2015, for the rededication ceremony as the Alan Strike Aquatic and Squash Centre. For more details check www.clarington.net.
Volunteers have a real impact in our community. They lead local boards, sports organizations and plan events. Volunteers are often the glue that holds a community together and make it a better place. Local activities bring people together to build a stronger community.
Through the Community Services Department (Community Development), we work alongside people in our community, build relationships with organizations and identify common concerns. Together we are creating opportunities for the community to learn new skills. This fall, the Community Services Department is proud to be hosting a workshop for our volunteer community, Best Practices for Successful Volunteer Engagement. This initial workshop will kick off a series of workshops we hope to offer which will look more closely at how we can attract, engage and retain volunteers. See page 8 for workshop information.
Public Skating Anyone? Check out our Fall Skating Schedule on page 73 for days and times. Sharpen those skates and have fun!
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Community Services Department
DirectorJoseph Caruana905-623-3379
Administrative AssistantWendy Gorniak905-623-3379
Facilities ManagerGeorge Acorn905-623-3379
Recreation Services ManagerSharon Meredith905-623-3379
Facilities Supervisor - NDRCDan Welsh905-987-5667 ext. 226
Facilities Supervisor - SCA/Bowmanville Indoor SoccerLen Hunter 905-435-1061 ext. 228
Facilities Supervisor - RRC/DSCKen Ferguson 905-623-5728 ext. 621
Facilities Supervisor - Courtice Community Complex/ASCMark Sutherland905-404-1525 ext. 58
Community Development Co-ordinatorErica Mittag905-435-1061 ext. 226
Aquatic Co-ordinatorTracey Leonard905-987-5667 ext. 225
Fitness/Customer Service Co-ordinatorAmber Collins905-404-1525 ext. 28
Recreation Co-ordinatorStephen Myers905-435-1061 ext. 230
Arenas
Darlington Sports Centre (DSC)2276 Taunton Rd, Hampton 905-263-2906 or call Rickard Recreation Complex 905-623-5728Amenities: • Single ice pad
• Heated viewing area • Concession and Vending • Accessible
Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex (RRC)2440 Highway 2 West, Bowmanville 905-623-5728Amenities: • Double ice pads
• Proshop • Accessible • Meeting Room
• Heated viewing area • Concession & Vending • Large Multi-purpose rooms
South Courtice Arena (SCA)1595 Prestonvale Rd, Courtice 905-435-1061Amenities: • One NHL size ice pad
• Proshop • Program rooms
• Gymnasium • Concession & Vending • Accessible
• One Olympic size ice pad• Community meeting room• Heated viewing area
YEAR ROUND ICE!
Bowmanville Indoor Soccer/Lacrosse Bowl (BIS)2375 Baseline Rd, Bowmanville 905-697-6263To book this facility please call the South Courtice Arena 905-435-1061Indoor Soccer FacilityAmenities: • Artificial turf playing field 180’ x 100’
• Vending • Viewing area • Can be converted to two mini fields
• Community meeting room• Field level spectator seating• Darlington Soccer Club office• Accessible
Outdoor Lacrosse Bowl (April to October)Amenities: • 180’ x 80’ playing surface • Fully lighted for night play
• Amphitheatre style seating for spectators
Aquatic Facilities
Courtice Community Complex (CCC)2950 Courtice Rd N, Courtice 905-404-1525Amenities: • 25m/6 lane leisure pool
• Co-ed whirlpool & sauna • Accessible • Family Change Room
• Splash area & amusement slide• Fitness Training Facility• Vending
Alan Strike Aquatic and Squash Centre (ASC)49 Liberty St N, Bowmanville 905-623-3392 - Scheduled to re-open to the public August 24, 2015Amenities: • 25m/6 lane pool & viewing area
• Co-ed whirlpool & sauna • Family Change Room • Vending
• 2 international squash courts• Activity/Program Room • Accessible
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex (NDRC)1780 Rudell Rd, Newcastle 905-987-5667Amenities: • 25m/6 lane leisure pool
• Meeting room • Co-ed whirlpool & sauna • Vending • Amusement slide
• Large teaching pool • Activity/Program rooms• Accessible• Family Change Room• Full size double gymnasium
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General InformationUsing our EazyReg system allows you to register online from the comfort of your own home.
Registration for Recreation, Fitness, Adult, Lifesaving & Leadership Aquatic Courses Available Thursday, August 13, 2015
Online Registration• For online registration select
www.claringtoneazyreg.ca• Know your Family PIN, Individual Client
Barcodes and course barcode• If you are a new client enter the EazyReg
website and select the ”Create New Account” button to request a new account be created
• If you have previously registered for a program, had a membership with us , or if you have forgotten your Family PIN or Client Barcode, click the “Login” button, then “Forgot Family ID?”, enter the email address we would have in our system, and your access numbers will be emailed to you
• Visa and Mastercard are accepted online• Once a course has started you will not be
able to register using EazyReg• For further assistance please contact
[email protected] or call 905-623-3379.
In-Person Registration• Please visit the municipal recreation
facilities listed below or the Municipal Administrative Centre, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, to register in-person.
• Alan Strike Aquatic and Squash Centre• Newcastle & District Recreation Complex• South Courtice Arena• Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex• Courtice Community Complex
Program Cancellations & Waiting ListsThe Community Services Department reserves the right to cancel any class/program that does not achieve the established minimum registration requirements. Where possible, cancelled classes/programs will be replaced by classes/programs that have a waiting list. In the case of a program cancellation or change which the Community Services Department is responsible for, a full refund will be issued to all registrants. Please note that only classes cancelled by the Community Services
Department will be rescheduled when possible.
Program Refund PolicyIf you wish to cancel registration in a program, a cancellation fee of $10.00 + HST per registration will apply. The Community Services Department must receive ALL requests for cancellations/refunds in writing. Requests for specialty classes (Aquatic Leadership, First Aid, CPR, High Five – Principles of Healthy Child Development, Day Camps) and Workshops must be received by the Community Services Department a minimum of three (3) business days prior to the first class. With the exception of specialty classes and workshops as described above, any approved cancellation/refund requests will be pro-rated and will be provided if received prior to the second class. Medical refund requests will be assessed at any point during the session and must be accompanied by a doctor’s note. Refunds will be pro-rated to the date the doctor’s note is received.
Age Pre-requisite for ProgramsPlease note where age is a pre-requisite for a program, participants must be the correct age to register. Consideration will be given to participants who turn the correct age by the second lesson and registration must be in person.
Applicable TaxesAll pricing in this guide excludes applicable taxes. The required tax amount will be calculated at the point of sale.
Third Child DiscountFamilies with 3 or more children may benefit from the Third Child Discount! The Third Child Discount provides a 50% discount (lowest dollar value program) on the program registration fee. In order to take advantage of the Third Child
Discount: • Children must be siblings under the age of
16 years and living in the same household within the Municipality of Clarington;
• All 3 children must be registered in a program during the same session (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer)
*Third Child Discount cannot be combined with other promotions/offers (i.e. Early Bird Camp Discount)
**Third Child Discount does not apply to camp extended care.
***Third Child Discount cannot be processed through “EazyReg” (online). To register online, full payment must be received at time of registration. In this case, please contact Community Services for an adjustment to your account. Adjustments will be processed for current and one previous session only.
For additional information please call 905-623-3379.
Non-Residents FeeNon-Clarington residents are required to pay an additional 10% non-resident fee on all Municipality of Clarington, Community Services Department programs, memberships & facility rentals.Program registration for non-residents occurs one week after resident registration dates.
65 + RatesRegistration Fees for general recreational programs are reduced 50% for senior residents of the Municipality of Clarington, 65 years of age and over. Programs developed specifically for older adults in partnership with the Clarington Older Adult Association have been priced accordingly. Senior discounts will not be available for these programs. Please have suitable ID (including proof of age and residency) ready to show at the time of registration.
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Clarington is A True Sport Community!True Sport is a national movement of communities and groups across Canada working to ensure a positive, meaningful and enriching experience for all who participate in sport. The True Sport Movement is based on the belief that good sport can help build lasting strengths in individuals, as well as healthy vibrant communities and a more socially connected Canada.
True Sport is founded on four core values: fairness, excellence, inclusion and fun. It is a movement powered by people like you … athletes, coaches, officials, organizers, parents, teachers and community leaders.
People who know that sport can transform lives and communities.
People who care about the positive values that sport embodies, like teamwork and commitment.
People who want to see sport in Canada live up to its full potential.
True Sport members believe that a True Sport Community has:
• A healthier, more active population • Less youth crime and gang involvement • Faster community integration of newcomers • Attraction of mobile knowledgeable workers and companies that hire them • Higher levels of social capital and trust
• Improved school enrolment, attendance and achievement• More inclusive communities• Improved workplace skills and productivity
The Council of the Municipality of Clarington has declared Clarington to be a True Sport Community and has endorsed the True Sport Principles for Communities!
At the heart of True Sport is a simple idea: good sport can make a great difference – a great difference in the lives of those who participate in it, and a great difference in the communities that support it.
What difference will you make? For more information please visit www.truesport.ca
Children’s Fitness And Arts Tax Credit
The Government of Canada will provide a tax credit on amounts of up to $500 paid by parents to register a child in an eligible program. The credit applies to children under 16 years of age. The credit also applies to children under 18 years of age if the child is eligible for the disability tax credit. For more information, please visit: www.cratoarc.gc.ca
Eligible fitness programs are marked with a maple leaf as shown.
Eligible arts programs are marked with an art palette as shown.
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Accessible Inclusive RecreationThe Municipality of Clarington strives to provide an inclusive environment for people of all abilities to participate together in programs and services. Our goal is to promote and facilitate the inclusion of those with special needs in recreation programs of their choosing. For our purposes, “special needs” includes intellectual or physical disabilities, attention and behavioural difficulties, vision and hearing impairments, learning disabilities, allergies and medical conditions.
A Little Assistance Goes A Long Way!Everyone should enjoy the benefits of participating in recreational activities. The Municipality of Clarington would like to ensure that residents have the opportunity to access recreation programs and services. If individuals with special needs require assistance to participate in a recreation program or service, a support person will be admitted to the program or activity at no charge.
We Apologize For the Inconvenience! ~Notice of Service Disruption~From time to time services and facilities may be unavailable due to preventative maintenance or equipment failure. The Community Services Department will provide as much notice as possible to the public when facilities or services are disrupted on the Municipality of Clarington website to www.clarington.net
ACCESS TO RECREATIONThe Municipality of Clarington, Community Services Department is committed to increasing access and participation opportunities for Clarington residents experiencing financial challenges. The following financial assistance programs are in place to support individuals and families who require assistance:
Financial Assistance ProgramThe Community Services Department provides a 50% fee subsidy for Municipality of Clarington programs and services to residents of Clarington who are participants of Ontario Works or the Ontario Disability Support Program.
Membership Access ProgramIn order to increase recreation opportunities for persons with a permanent disability, Clarington residents who meet the age criteria for Municipality of Clarington facility memberships will be eligible for the Membership Access Program. Eligible participants will benefit in the following ways:
Adults (18+ years) with a permanent disability are eligible to:• Purchase a fitness centre membership (any term) at the “senior rate”
Youth (15 to 17 years) and Seniors (65+ years) with a permanent disability are eligible to:• Purchase a fitness centre membership (any term) with a 20% discount
CANADIAN TIRE JUMPSTART The Municipality of Clarington is a proud partner with the Canadian Tire Foundation for Families in the Canadian Tire Jumpstart program. This program provides financially disadvantaged children in Canada (4 to 18 years) with the opportunity to participate in sports and active recreation activities. This program is available for both Municipality of Clarington programs (swimming lessons, youth programs etc.) as well a community association programs (hockey, soccer, baseball).
Further information and application forms are available at any Municipality of Clarington Recreation Facility or at www.clarington.net
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GET OUT AND PLAY, CANADA! Be a part of RBC Sports Day in Canada – a national celebration of the power of sport to build community and get Canadians moving!
Join this event and you’ll be one of over a million Canadians who are celebrating sport across Canada during the Year of Sport.
LEARN MORE AT CBCSPORTS.CA/SPORTSDAY
We acknowledge the supportof the Government of Canada
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Sports Day in ClaringtonSaturday, November 14, 2015, 1:00 - 5:00 pm
Newcastle & District Recreation ComplexFREE for
the whole family!MOVE LEARN PLAYCommunity Services Department Clarington
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From swimming to lacrosse, and boxing to discus, these individuals have had an impact on our sports community. They, along with some other worthy candidates, are all being inducted to the Clarington Sports Hall of Fame this Fall!
Join us Saturday October 24, 2015 as we celebrate the induction of:
Rob Campbell (Athlete)Rob began his career in 1972 as a boxer and won titles at the Provincial, National and International level. Rob’s career gained him the Ontario Provincial Championship for three straight years and also achieved a Canadian Amateur title.
Karen Hillis (Builder)Karen is the Head Coach with the Clarington Swim Club who has dedicated many decades to developing competitive swimmers in our community. Through testimonials received it is evident she has inspired many with her passion for swimming.
Kenny Johnston (Honourary)Kenny has been taking care of hockey and lacrosse players as a Trainer with both the Bowmanville Eagles and Clarington Green Gaels for over 35 years. He continues to be the Trainer for the Green Gaels, travelling in from his current home in Bobcaygeon for all practices & games.
James (Jim) Daniel Shaw (Athlete)Jim moved to Newcastle as a youngster. Jim was introduced to the “Hot Wheels” program at Variety Village, a program for wheel chair athletes. Jim, who competed with a disadvantage of Cerebral Palsy, moved into the sports of Javelin, Shot Put and Discus, where he excelled in all three. In 1996 at the Atlanta Paralympics, he won a bronze in Javelin, a gold in both shot put and discus while breaking the discus record. He also won gold in discus at the 2000 Paralympics in Sydney and took a silver in discus and a gold in shot put at the 2007 Rio Parapan Am Games.
2000 Clarington Green Gaels Junior B Lacrosse (Team)The beginning of the year 2000 was a tough one to read for any outsider. Many believed that this was a rebuilding year for the Gaels having had 12 rookies join the team. The Gaels finished the season with a 19-1 record losing only one game of the year with 3 seconds left in
overtime to a formidable Nepean Knights team. From that point on the Gaels never looked back finishing undefeated heading into the playoffs. In 2000, the Clarington Green Gaels Junior B Lacrosse Team won both the Ontario Cup and the Founder’s Cup.
Clarington Sports Hall of Fame - Ticket PricesClarington Sports Hall of Fame Alumni
$40.00
General Admission $55.00Table Price (maximum 8) $320.00 Available for sale Monday, September 14 at any municipal recreation facility.
Think you know someone in the community who should share this honour? We’re looking for nominations for 2016! Visit www.clarington.net/sportshalloffame for nomination forms.
Please call 905-435-1061 or visit www.clarington.net for additional information
Sponsored by:
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Community Development is an ongoing process of working with community organizations and volunteers to assist with their organizational growth and development which will enable them to identify and respond to current and future community recreation and leisure needs and interests. Our strategy, which is based on the principles of respect, integrity and support, is geared towards enhancing our
relationship with our community partners by creating an environment of encouragement, facilitation and learning. Our goal is a volunteer experience which is fulfilling and productive. The benefits of community development are a more engaged community and an enhanced quality of life.
If you would like to discuss how your organization can get involved, please contact Erica Mittag or Jennifer Stycuk at 905-435-1061 [email protected] or [email protected]
Accounting101 For Not-For-Profits
Accounting101 for Not-for-Profits: So you offered to be the Treasurer of your daughter’s Swim Club...now what? Sometimes taking charge of an organization’s financial resources can be daunting if you don’t have the background or experience in bookkeeping and accounting. Accounting 101 for Not-for-Profits will provide you with an overview and understanding of what you and your organization can do to keep your books in order and report to your board.
Location Days Time Barcode CostGarnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex Wednesday October 7 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM 382026 Free
Smart Serve
You will gain the skills you need to understand and implement responsible service. Upon completion of the program, you will be able to recognize the signs of intoxication, and know your responsibilities and obligations under the law. You will learn how to create a hospitable environment by promoting non-alcoholic beverages and food, and by encouraging alternative transportation. In Ontario the legal age to serve alcohol in a licensed establishment is 18 years old.Participants will receive a workbook for future reference and Smart Serve certification upon successful completion of course.
Location Days Time Barcode CostGarnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex Wednesday November 18 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM 382027 $35.00
Best Practices for Successful Volunteer Engagement
For the past ten years, the competition for both funds and volunteer resources has steadily increased. At the same time, volunteers have changed to both what they are interested in doing and what they are willing to do. Organizations are constantly concerned about ‘not having enough volunteers’ or ‘volunteers are just not staying.’ Sound familiar?
Non-profit organizations, sports, culture, faith and recreation groups need to ensure that the volunteers and/or staff who guide the work of the organization by engaging volunteer resources are updated and well trained. Learn about these changes and find ways to support volunteers that are so critically needed to run and support programs and services.
About the Instructor: Donna Lockhart is a workshop leader, consultant and partner in The RETHINK Group. Her mission is to help organizations “attract, support and expand” their volunteer resources. For over 30 years, she has partnered with hundreds of non-profit organizations to help develop volunteer engagement strategies; provide staff training or develop resources for staff or volunteers. Donna is a Certified Volunteer Resource Manager and has a Master’s Degree in Community Development & Recreation Planning from York University.
Location Days Time Barcode CostGarnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex Saturday November 14 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM 382176 $42.40
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CLARINGTON WALKSBe Active Year Round - participate in the Indoor Walking Program at Municipal Recreation Facilities.Maps with walking routes and distances have been created for each facility to allow individuals to walk laps. 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity per week or 10,000 steps per day is a great part of a healthy lifestyle.
Dedicated Locations/TimesHours in effect until June 24, 2016
Bowmanville Indoor Soccer - Field2375 Baseline Road, Bowmanville
905-697-6263Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Newcastle & District Rec Complex - Gym1780 Rudell Road, Newcastle
905-987-5667Monday to Friday 6:30 AM to 9:00 AM
Walk the Halls/LobbiesHours in effect until June 24, 2016
Courtice Community Complex2950 Courtice Road North, Courtice
905-404-1525
Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex2440 Highway 2 West, Bowmanville
905-623-5728
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex1780 Rudell Road, Newcastle
905-987-5667
South Courtice Arena1595 Prestonvale Road, Courtice
905-435-1061
Monday to Sunday 7:00 AM to 9:00 PMHours subject to change to for additional info please call the facility.
Please note that for “walking the halls” during building hours of operaton there are fluctuations in traffic patterns which may result in congestion in hall/lobby spaces.
Clarington Fitness Centre Renovation - Update
The Clarington Fitness Centre (49 Liberty Street North, Bowmanville) is currently closed for renovations and is scheduled to re-open to the public on August 24, 2015. The improvements to the facility will include the installation of an elevator to the second floor, a new family change room, improved second floor viewing for the pool and squash courts, a new main entrance with expanded front lobby, accessible washrooms on both floors, new deck and wall finishes in pool area, a new pool filtration system, heating and ventilation system improvements and energy efficient lighting throughout the facility. Plans are underway for the facility re-dedication ceremony as the Alan Strike Aquatic and Squash Centre on Saturday September 19, 2015. Check www.clarington.net for more details.
We thank our patrons for their patience during this facility closure. We are excited for the work to be completed and the facility re-opening end of August.
Any questions regarding this renovation project can be sent to [email protected]
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Re-dedication ceremony as the Alan Strike Aquatic and Squash Centre
Saturday September 19, 2015Check www.clarington.net for more details
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Strategic Plan2015 to 2018
Clarington’s Council has endorsed the 2015-2018 Strategic Plan. These are priorities that will guide Council’s decision making during its term of office.
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Building a sustainable, creative, caring community
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Committed to leadership, to respect and to the delivery of quality services
Strategic Priorities
1. Facilitate the creation of jobs, attraction of new businesses and expansion of existing businesses
2. Demonstrate good governance and value for thetax dollar
3. Manage growth to maintain our “small town” feel
4. Enable safe, efficient traffic flow and activetransportation
5. Promote resident engagement in our community
6. Enhance access to our unique naturalenvironment
1. Facilitate the creation of jobs, attraction of new
businessess and expansion of local businesses
New Actions:1.1) Work with the Clarington Board of Trade to update our economic development strategy to advance our considerable strength and competitive
advantage in nuclear energy and in agriculture
1.2) Identify, in consultation with the business community, key projects such as the GO Train extension, improved fibre optic service and serviced land
that will encourage business retention, expansion and attraction and then collaborate with other orders of government, businesses and
community organizations to advance these projects
1.3) Continue with process improvements that streamline development approvals, including approvals by other government agencies and effectively
communicate the improvements
1.4) Explore innovative approaches to Development Charges on industrial and commercial property that balances the cost of servicing with economic
gains for the community
1.5) Review and implement the best option for the delivery of the tourism function
1.6) Collaborate with local organizations to enable arts and culture to make a strong contribution, directly and indirectly, to business expansion in the
community.
2. demonstrate good governance and value
for the tax dollar
New Actions:2.1) Communicate widely, frequently and through various channels how good governance and value for the Clarington tax dollar are being provided
2.2) Investigate putting in place an ongoing evaluation process in which specific services are identified and systematically reviewed to determine the
most effective and efficient way to provide them
2.3) Review opportunities for joint capital and/or operations with School Boards, Regional Government and other public agencies.
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3. Manage growth to maintain our “small town” feelNew Actions:
3.1) Provide for walkable mixed-use neighbourhoods and encourage a “small town” feel in the Official Plan and neighbourhood plans3.2) Support a variety of affordable mixed housing types and community design attributes that support our residents at every stage of life and acrossall abilities3.3) Investigate, with the Clarington Board of Trade, the interest of each BIA in additional downtown revitalization programs 3.4) Reinforce our “small town” feel through tourism experiences that showcase our agriculture and small town attributes3.5) Educate and promote how growth needs to be managed to maintain and sustain our “small town” feel3.6) Advocate to the Provincial and Regional governments the need to reflect the significance of this Clarington priority in updates to the Growth Planfor the Greater Golden Horseshoe, the Greenbelt Plan and the Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation Plan.
4.Enable safe, efficient traffic flow and active transportation
New Actions:4.1) Determine transportation projects, including active transportation projects, to be given priority through the completion of Clarington’s
Transportation Master Plan and implement the resulting decisions4.2) Refine and update the Asset Management plan to efficiently manage and prioritize maintenance of roads, bridges and sidewalks and expand to a
comprehensive plan incorporating all municipal assets 4.3) Create a dedicated rural road levy to address our rural road infrastructure deficit 4.4) Work with and influence the Ministry of Transportation to address community concerns with their services, including but not limited to:
i. improvements to Hwy 401 interchanges ii. Hwy 407 extensioniii. extension of GO Train service to Courtice and Bowmanville
5.Promote resident engagement
in our community
New Actions:5.1) Leverage technology to effectively communicate to residents the range of community organizations in Clarington and their events and activities
5.2) Actively promote volunteerism, including helping Clarington residents interested in volunteering to be matched with organizations needing
volunteers through such services as United Way’s volunteer registry
5.3) Assess the needs for training in leadership, governance, volunteer retention and recruitment for community organizations and jointly develop
means to address these needs
5.4) Support and enhance youth and older adult services
5.5) Pursue the “Youth Friendly” community designation and enable our community’s youth to contribute to the community’s zest and future
5.6) Enhance Council and corporate communications.
6.Enhance access to our unique
natural environmentNew Actions:6.1) Adopt updated natural heritage preservation policies in the Official Plan
6.2) Collaborate with community organizations and other stakeholders and partners wishing to advance this priority through events
6.3) Integrate the promotion of our unique natural environment into tourism initiatives
6.4) Continue the development of parkland along the waterfront 6.5) Prioritize and build additional trails including trails to connect our community to the waterfront
6.6) Investigate putting in place a Trails Council or similar body as a means of community engagement on promotion, location and maintenance of
trails.
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Looking for a part-time job?Fitness
All staff must have current qualifications for positions being applied for (Certified Personal Trainer Certification, Standard First Aid, CPR ‘A’, Fitness Instructor Certification)
AquaticsAll staff must have current qualifications (qualifications vary based on position)
Concession/Facility MaintenanceMinimum age for employment is 15 years
How To ApplyHiring for various positions is seasonal. Please check www.clarington.net for job postings.To be considered, you may submit your resume or application as an attachment to the Human Resources Division by emailing [email protected]. The specific file # must be quoted in the “subject” line.
General InformationStandard First Aid and CPR course information, St. John Ambulance, 905-434-7800; Red Cross, 905-723-2933. Aquatic Leadership Courses.Criminal information/vunerable sector check (takes up to 8 weeks) can be obtained from the Durham Regional Police)
Join Our Staff Team For:Great ExperiencesSpecial MemoriesPersonal Achievement & Satisfaction
Recreation ProgramsAll staff must have a current Standard First Aid Certificate and CPR ‘C’ CertificateHigh Five Principals of Healthy Child Development Certificate (for children’s programs only)
General Staff RequirementsMinimum age for employment is 16 years (please see specific requirements for variances)Applicants must be mature, responsible, enthusiastic and have an interest in working with a variety of peopleAll staff must submit a criminal information /vulnerable sector check
DO YOU LOVE TO SING?Come sing with us! For over 40 years the award-winning Durham Girls’ Choir has been making music and fostering friendships. We are a fun, dynamic, performing choir, currently accepting new members! We invite singers ages 7 – 11 (non-auditioned junior) and 12 – 18 (auditioned senior) to join in on the action.
Discover a wide variety of musical genres and stylesTop-notch choral and vocal trainingPerform locally and abroadWeekly Rehearsals (September through to June_Fall Weekend Music Retreat (senior girls - early September each year_Establish lasting friendships with a fabulous group of girlsFun Social EventsTravelNO previous experience required!
JOIN US! FREE WORKSHOPS IN SEPTEMBER AND JANUARY. Contact us for further information on actual date, time and location.
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Programs at the Courtice Community ComplexHeart Wise Exercise in Clarington!
Look for this symbol on your group schedule!
Heart Wise Exercise programs are intended for participants who are interested or concerned about their health.
Heart Wise Exercise Programs meet the following criteria:
1. Encourages regular, daily aerobic exercise.2. Encourages and incorporates warm up, cool down and self-monitoring
with all exercise sessions.3. Allows participants to exercise at a safe level and offers options to modify
intensity.4. Includes participants with chronic health conditions – physician approval may be required.5. Offers health screening for all participants.6. Has a documented emergency plan that is known to all exercise leaders, including the
requirement of current CPR certification, phone access to local paramedic services and presence of an AED.
These criteria could cover a variety of different levels and type of programs. Please read the program description provided to find the Heart Wise Exercise program most suitable for you. If you are unsure, please contact the Fitness and Customer Service Coordinator at 905-404-1525 ext. 28.
PAR-Q, PAR-Q+, PAR Med-X & You
All participants must assess their medical history by reviewing the Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q) prior to participation in any fitness program. If you answer “yes” to any questions on the PAR-Q, please see your physician to help you determine your suitability for participating. Expectant mothers need to discuss the PARmed-X for Pregnancy form (available at any recreation facility) with their doctor. This will help ensure optimum health and safety during this special time.
Before you select a Physical ActivityTo ensure you have a positive healthy experience, consult with your personal Physician for advice before increasing your physical activity if you answer yes to any of the following questions:
1. Has your doctor ever said that you have a heart condition and that you should only do physical activity recommended by a doctor?
2. Do you feel pain in your chest when you do physical activity?
3. In the past month, have you had chest pain when you were not doing physical activity?4. Do you lose balance because of dizziness or do you ever lose consciousness?5. Do you have a bone or joint problem that could be made worse by change in your physical activity?6. Is your doctor currently prescribing drugs (for example, water pills) for your blood pressure or heart
condition?7. Do you know of any other reason why you should not do physical activity?
Source: Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q) C 2002. Used with permission from the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology www.csep.ca
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Active Living MembershipsFitness Training Facility Hours
For more information call: 905-404-1525Monday to Friday 6 AM to 10 PM
Saturday and Sunday 8 AM to 9 PMPlus taxes where applicable
September 1, 2014 to August 31, 2015
Swim/Skate *
*Non-resident Rates are subject to a 10% surcharge on all memberships
Clarington Fitness Centre closed for renovations
$15.90per month
Based on
Annual Adult Membership
Includes use of recreational skating, swimming, whirlpools and saunas during operating hours at various municipal recreation facilites.
Annual 3 MonthsAdult $168.81 $64.15Youth/Senior $84.81 $32.08Student (post secondary) $126.61 $48.10Family (max 5 people, incl. 2 adults)
$314.89 N/A
Squash *Alan Strike Aquatic and Squash Centre is scheduled to re-open on August 24, 2015
$19.14per month
Based on
Annual Adult Membership
Includes unlimited squash and swimming at any pool in Clarington
Annual 3 MonthsAdult $229.69 $87.28Youth/Senior $114.85 $43.64
Group Fitness
$23.54per month
Based on
Annual Adult Membership
Includes group fitness classes at all municipal recreation facilities as found on the general group fitness schedule. This membership does not include access to the Members Changerooms at Courtice Community Complex.
Annual 3 MonthsAdult $286.76 $132.02Youth/Senior $143.38 $66.00Student (post secondary) $215.08 $99.01
Fitness Membership (Basic)
$31.86per month
Based on
Annual Adult Membership
Includes use of the Courtice Fitness Training Facility and recreational skating, swimming, whirlpools and saunas during operating hours at various municipal recreation facilities.
Annual 6 Month 3 MonthsAdult $367.71 $238.94 $139.74Youth/Senior $183.86 $119.49 $69.87Student (post secondary) $275.71 $179.27 $104.81Family ** $784.13 N/A N/A
** Family: maximum 2 adults and children living at same address (minimum 15 years) to access fitness facility; younger children will receive a Swim/Skate membership).Group/Corporate: minimum 10 individuals from a group/corporation (Plus membership plan only). Monthly pre-authorized payments available on annual memberships only.
Fitness Membership (Plus)
$44.22per month
Based on
Annual Adult Membership
Includes use of the Courtice Fitness Training Facility and recreational skating, swimming, whirlpools and saunas during operating hours at various municipal recreation facilities, general group fitness classes and squash.
Annual 6 Month 3 MonthsAdult $488.04 $317.22 $185.15Youth/Senior $244.01 $158.61 $92.73Student (post secondary)
$366.03 $237.92 $141.80
Group/Corporate $414.83 N/A N/AFamily ** $1,050.60 N/A N/A
Member Referral Program! 3 Easy Steps
1. Refer the Courtice Fitness Facility to your friends or family for an annual membership
2. Fill out your referral card (available at Courtice Fitness Facility NOW!)
3. Pick your prize! Receive one month extension!Receive one hour with a Trainer!Three months FREE locker rental!
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Non - Members Adult Youth/Senior
Active Living MembershipsAll annual Fitness and Group Fitness memberships can be paid in full or on a monthly basis with $65 at time of purchase as an initial payment and 11 equal monthly payments (last payment may vary slightly). All annual Swim / Skate or Squash memberships can be paid in full or on a monthly basis with an initial payment equal to one month and 11 equal monthly payments (last payment may vary slightly).
Youth / Teens in their 15th year of age are eligible to purchase a Fitness Membership. Those 13 or 14 years old may take the Teen Weight Training program in order to be eligible.
Teens 18 and over must be responsible for their finances and hold a membership under their own account. Teens under 18 must use a parent / guardian’s chequing account for the monthly payment plan and are responsible for keeping the account in good standing.
All memberships are non-transferable and non-refundable. Gift certificates are non-refundable.
Daily RatesAdult Youth/Senior Group
Swim/Skate $3.76 $3.00 $9.51Group Fitness $6.81 $3.40 N/A Fitness Facility Plus $9.29 $4.65 N/A
10 Visit PassAdult Youth/Senior Group
Swim/Skate $33.84 $27.00 $85.59Group Fitness $57.22 $28.61 N/A
Fitness Facility Plus $82.00 $41.00 N/A
Group Fitness Session RegistrationNon - Members Adult Youth/Senior
Drop-in $6.81 $3.40/$3.4410 Pass $57.22 $28.61
10 Week Program $50.19 $27.60
11 Week Program $55.19 $27.6012 Week Program $60.21 $30.1113 Week Program $65.23 $32.61
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Membership Services*Non-residents are subject to a 10% surcharge Plus Taxes Where Applicable
Personal TrainingWork out with a personal trainer and design an exercise program tailored to your health concerns, fitness goals and schedule. A personal trainer can also provide information on training principles and give motivational advice to help you stick to your exercise program. Sessions are 1 hour each in length.
Cost Members Non-Members1 session $ 42.40 $50.72 5 sessions $195.08 $236.69 10 sessions $349.85 $433.90
Semi Private/Person (2-3 people)(must be similar fitness levels and goals)1 session $31.99 N/A5 sessions $143.32 N/A10 sessions $254.90 N/A
Dryland Sport Conditioning
The types of activities that we will cover with the teams will focus on speed, power, strength, balance and agility in a sport specific manner so they can dominate in their sport. A better conditioned athlete has fewer chances for injury so it’s important to continually modify the program to challenge and improve his/her performance. As well, the training time is a wonderful opportunity for the team to bond outside of the game or sport.
Basic Training Package:Includes training session in a private room; spinning and core programs available.
Youth Teams (under 18 years): $57.22/hour (for 10 to 15 players) Add $4.68/hour for each additional player up to a total of 18 players.
Adult (18 years and over): $114.44/hour (for 10 to 15 players) Add $9.36/hour for each additional player up to a total of 18 players.
Flex Training Package: Spinning and core programs in combination with strength equipment.
Youth Teams (under 18 years): $110.28/hour (for 10 to 15 players) Add $7.28/hour for each additional player up to a total of 18 players.
Adult (18 years and over): $208.08/hour (for 10 to 15 players) Add $13.79/hour for each additional player up to a total of 18 players.
Courtice Fitness Training Facility 2950 Courtice Road North, Courtice
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 1780 Rudell Road, Newcastle
To book your time: 905-404-1525 ext. 42
First Steps Fitness PackageStart off on the right foot TODAY!This 2 hour package is only $65.03 plus tax and includes: One (1) hour Fitness Assessment and One (1) hour Fitness Program with a certified trainer. Available at the Courtice Fitness Training Facility. (Booked on 2 different days)
Fitness Assessments A fitness assessment may test your aerobic fitness, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, power and postural strength. This is a great way to assist with goal setting and program design.$ 42.40 - Members$ 50.72 - Non Members
Fitness ProgramFitness Programs are booked with a personal trainer for a onetohour appointment. Programs incorporate proper stretching, form and technique, safety and a general program based on the client’s needs and goals.$ 42.40 - Members$ 50.72 - Non Members
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Youth Fitness ProgramsTeen Weight Training Ages 13 to 17 years
An opportunity for teens to develop a personal fitness program and enjoy the benefits of an active lifestyle. Teens work with a Fitness Trainer to learn safe and effective weight and cardiovascular training principles and techniques. By actively participating in these interactive sessions, you will develop an understanding of how to train each large muscle group using appropriate resistance principles. Each day includes some theory and workout time on treadmills, elliptical trainers, weight machines & free weights. Upon successful completion of the Teen Weight Training you will be eligible to purchase a Youth Fitness Membership!
*Other times can be arranged for minimum groups of 2 to 3 students.
Please call 905-404-1525 ext. 28 to book your appointment.
Location: Courtice Community Complex
Date Time Barcode CostOctober 3 & 4 Saturday 12 to 3:00 PM
Sunday 12 to 2:00 PM381338 Cost $80.25 + tax
All ClassesNovember 7 & 8 382876December 5 & 6 382877
Fit Camp for Kids Ages 8 to 15 years
Youth are invited to move, learn and play by participating in active games and performance based drills - from Capture the Flag, agility ladders and body weight strength!
Location: Bowmanville Indoor Soccer
Date Time Barcode CostSaturdays October 3 to December 19
8:30 to 9:15 AM 381291 $27.60
No Classes October 10 for Thanksgiving
Parent & Youth Yoga Ages 8 to 17 years with a parent
Bond with your family during this relaxing 45 minute class focusing on strength, stamina, flexibility and balance.
Location: Alan Strike Aquatics and Squash Centre
Date Time Barcode Cost12 week session every TuesdaySeptember 29 to December 15
4:00 to 4:45 PM 382678 $30.11 youth/senior$60.21 adult+ taxes
No Classes October 10 for Thanksgiving
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Clarington Community Group Fitness Class Descriptions
Fitness Training Facility HoursFor more information call: 905-404-1525
Mon to Fri 6 AM to 10 PMSat and Sun 8 AM to 9 PM
Classes Start Sunday September 27, 2015The Community Services Department is committed to your physical well-being by offering a variety of fitness choices. All programs are available for registration through EazyReg (Page 3). Register immediately! Group fitness classes are free of charge to Courtice Fitness Members Plus or Group Fitness Members. Nontoresidents add 10%. Plus applicable taxes.
SundaySeptember 27 to
December 1311 Classes
MondaySeptember 28 to
December 1411 Classes
TuesdaySeptember 29 to
December 1512 Classes
WednesdaySeptember 30 to
December 1612 Classes
ThursdayOctober 1 to December 17
12 Classes
FridayOctober 2 to December 18
12 Classes
SaturdayOctober 3 to December 19
11 ClassesUnless otherwise stated, Classes are for ALL levels. No classes October 10, 11, 12
1 Minute Body SculptThis total body fitness class is performed in a high intensity interval format. 1 minute of a strength exercise followed by 1 minute of cardiovascular work that will amp up your calorie burn. You will be amazed at how much work you complete when you have a 1 minute to win it!
20/20/20Looking for a class that has it all in 1 hour? 20 minutes cardio (instructor’s choice), 20 minutes conditioning and 20 minutes of stretching!
Athletic YogaAthletic Yoga uses breath to move in and out of postures that may be linked by variations of Ashtanga sun salutations. Level: Intermediate to Advanced
B. Fit BootcampThis is the perfect beginner/intermediate boot camp. You will appreciate the benefit of working hard alongside a motivating group of participants and a highly experienced instructor completing stations that promote large muscle movements and heart rate elevating cardio sessions. The indoor turf field is also a welcome touch to limit high impact on your joints.
Body 360Body Mind and Soul are treated to this total body workout covering everything from cardio to strength to stretch and relaxation. You will earn your stretch and relaxation in body detoxing sweat!
BudakonBudakon is a blend of modern yoga and martial art styles. The technique uses a lot of core strength and aerobic exercise.
Cardio BosuAn awesome cardio workout that will help you burn calories while challenging your balance, endurance and core strength. Bosu is a half stability ball.
Cardio PilatesStep it up a notch and get more calorie burning cardio-fitness power. Cardio Pilates delivers the strength conditioning effects Pilates is known for as well as a cardiovascular workout.
Cardio SculptElevate your heart rate as you tone and sculpt your muscles! This class combines aerobic work with muscular conditioning to blast calories!
Dance & ToneThis 30 minute class will have you dancing your way to a more toned body. This class uses light weights and dance steps to get you into shape. All fitness levels welcome! Great for beginners!
Fitness FusionThe blending of latin, basic cardio kickbox and some high/low impact to a weight training component. A fun fitness mix.!
KettlebellKettlebells are an ancient Russian exercise tool. Kettlebell training can help you achieve your overall fitness goals. Level: Intermediate to Advanced
MetCon3Metabolic conditioning done with three exercises/movements performed for 30sec to 1min intervals three times in a row before moving onto the next group of movements. Fast paced! Over before you know it.
Mom and Baby BootcampThis class incorporates strength training, cardio intervals, balance, pelvic floor and core work to improve your overall fitness. You will use your baby, body weight and strength equipment for muscle toning.
Muscle MovesThis class consists of training, using free weights, bands and balls. Designed to improve strength, muscle tone and body alignment.
On The BallA class designed around the proper use of stability balls. Total body workout with core activaition the whole time.
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Outdoor BootcampOur Bootcamps are designed for MAXIMUM calorie burn in the shortest amount of time. Outdoor Bootcamp is a fun combination of strength, cardio, muscle endurance, flexibility, core, and functional movement patterns.
Pilates A form of body conditioning which emphasizes muscular balance, strength with flexibility, as well as improvement to posture. Works well for all fitness levels.
Quick SpinGreat all around workout done on a bike. Enjoy an exhilarating workout in half the time!
Relax to B-FitThis 30 minute class is designed to leave you feel-ing relaxed and reenergized. It involves a dynam-ic warm-up, followed by total body stretch and strength poses, finishing with deep breathing and meditative techniques designed to take on the rest of the day.
Restorative YogaA relaxing way to De-stress, Re-energize, & Find Balance. With the help of props you will release tension and rest the body.
R3 (Ride, Rip And Relax)Developed to be an intense RIDE (sweat will be flying) RIP (muscles will be toned) and RELAX (a well earned) stretch to repair muscle tissue and prepare your body for its next R3 workout. R3+ 90 min.
Run/Walk GroupGet a Sunday morning routine going by joining this dedicated and motivating power walking and/or run group. The instructor will choose different routes each week to start your day off on the right foot. The group is designed to accommodate a wide range of abilities and speeds
Spinning An exhilarating, challenging class that integrates music and motivation on a bike. A terrific cardio and lower body workout. Level: Intermediate to Advanced. Check out a twist to regular spinning with: • Spin & Pilates • Spin & Abs
Stress BustersExercise is incredible for relieving stress. Join us for a combination of light cardio and muscle strengthening with lots of stretching andbreathing exercises. Great for all levels of fitness. It doesn’t have to be high intensity to be effective.
Stroller fitA 60-minute class format for mom and baby. Strollerfit classes cater to all fitness levels: pregnant moms, new moms recovering from pregnancy. Cardio drills, strength trainingexercises and stretching increases overall fitness, and core challenge at the end of class means you get a total body workout!
Tai Chi/Yoga ComboCombine the benefits of Yoga and Tai Chi in this innovative class. Leave feeling refreshed, relaxed and rejuvenated!
Ultimate CircuitMinimal Equipment, Maximum Burn! No reps. No sets. This class uses High Intensity Interval Training and combines strength and cardio to keep your body burning calories ALL DAY LONG!
Yin & Yang YogaThis 90 minute class will balance the yin to your yang combining relaxation yoga poses with athletic yoga poses.
YogaYoga helps increase stamina, strength, flexibility and balance while focusing on body awareness. Participants practice various yoga traditions, all of which combine forms of breathing, posture and exercise. • Mom & Baby Yoga
YogalatesA fusion of yoga with Pilates moves, this class mixes both disciplines to develop core strength, help tone and lengthen muscles, increase flexibility, and reduce stress.
Tough and Lean CircuitGet on the turf field and get ready for a high intensity boot camp that is perfect for participants wanting to push their anaerobic performance. Tires, ropes, hammers we have all the equipment to give you the results you work so hard to achieve. You are tough enough!
Zumba Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music. Zumba is a ‘feel-happy’ workout that is great for the body, mind and soul.
Zumba GoldZumba Gold is a program designed for older active adults as well those who have been previously sedentary or are in wheelchairs. Inspired by the Latin dance craze Zumba.
Zumba Fitness Mom with BabyThis program, is suitable for pre and post natal (minimum 6 weeks) participants. Baby must be pre-crawling and in an infant carseat or strap-on carrier.
Classes are 55 mins unless otherwise noted
NOTE: Instructors are subject to change without notice. Fitness classes may be cancelled at any time due to low participation. Please visit clarington.net to see a list of cancellations.
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Clarington Community Group Fitness Class Schedule
Location: Courtice Community ComplexProgram Date Time BarcodeSpinning Monday 9:00 to 10:00 AM 381335Stroller Fit Bootcamp
Monday 10:00 to 11:00 AM 381336
Muscle Moves Monday 10:00 to 11:00 AM 381312Yoga Monday 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. 381347Zumba Fitness Mom & Baby
Monday 1:45 to 2:45 PM 381358
Yoga Monday 5:00 to 6:00 PM. 381346Kettlebell Monday 5:00 to 6:00 PM 38129420/20/20 Monday 6:00 to 7:00 PM 381277Muscle Moves Monday 7:00 to 8:00 PM 381310Spinning Tuesday 6:10 to 6:50 AM 381334Quick Spin Tuesday 9:30 to 10:00 AM 381326Pilates Tuesday 10:00 to 11:00 AM 381324Yoga Tuesday 1:30 to 2:30 PM 381350R3+ Tuesday 5:00 to 6:00 PM 381328Outdoor Bootcamp
Tuesday 5:30 to 6:30 PM 381321
Fitness Fusion Tuesday 6:00 to 7:00 PM 381292Kettlebell Tuesday 7:00 to 8:00 PM 381293On the Ball Tuesday 7:30 to 8:00 PM 381318Muscle Moves Wednesday 6:10 to 6:50 AM 381314Spin & Pilates Wednesday 9:00 to 10:00 AM 381330Athletic Yoga Wednesday 10:00 to 11:00 AM 381280Stroller Fit Bootcamp
Wednesday 10:00 to 11:00 AM 381337
Spinning Wednesday 5:00 to 6:00 PM 381332Yoga Wednesday 6:00 to 7:00 PM 381348Cardio Sculpt Wednesday 7:00 to 8:00 PM 381288Pilates Wednesday 8:00 to 9:00 PM 381323Ultimate Circuit Thursday 6:10 to 6:50 AM 382630Weight Training Thursday 8:00 to 9:00 AM 382677Zumba Gold Thursday 10:00 to 11:00 AM 381359Dance & Tone Thursday 11:00 to 11:30 AM 381290Restorative Yoga
Thursday 4:00 to 5:00 PM 381329
Muscle Moves Thursday 5:00 to 6:00 PM 381317Outdoor Bootcamp
Thursday 5:30 to 6:30 PM 381322
20/20/20 Thursday 6:00 to 7:00 PM 381276Spinning Thursday 7:00 to 8:00 PM 382629Yogalates Thursday 8:00 to 9:00 PM 381356Cardio Bosu Friday 6:10 to 6:50 AM 381286Spin & Abs Friday 9:00 to 10:00 AM 381331Muscle Moves Friday 10:00 to 11:00 AM 381311Tai Chi/Yoga Combo
Friday 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM 381343
20/20/20 Saturday 8:05 to 9:00 AM 381278R3+ Saturday 9:05 to 10:30 AM 381327Zumba Saturday 10:30 to 11:30 AM 381361Spinning Sunday 9:00 to 10:00 AM 381333Tai Chi/Yoga Combo
Sunday 10:00 to 11:30 AM 381342
Location: Newcastle & District Recreation ComplexProgram Date Time BarcodeZumba Monday 9:30 to 10:30 AM 381364Muscle Moves Monday 10:30 to 11:30 AM 381315Yoga Monday 4:30 to 5:30 PM 38135420/20/20 Monday 7:00 to 381279Yoga Monday 8:00 to 9:00 PM 381353Muscle Moves Tuesday 8:45 to 9:30 AM 381313Cardio Sculpt Tuesday 9:30 to 10:30 AM 381289Yoga Tuesday 10:30 to 11:30 AM 381352On the Ball Tuesday 7:45 to 8:45 PM 381319Zumba Wednesday 9:30 to 10:30 AM 381364Budakon Wednesday 5:00 to 6:00 PM 381285Yoga Wednesday 7:15 to 8:15 PM 381351Cardio Pilates Thursday 9:30 to 10:30 AM 381287Yoga Thursday 10:30 to 11:30 AM 381349Mom & Baby Bootcamp
Thursday 12:00 to 1:00 PM 381308
Zumba Thursday 6:00 to 7:00 PM 381366Muscle Moves Thursday 7:00 to 8:00 PM 381316On the Ball Thursday 8:00 to 8:30 PM 381320Budakon Friday 9:30 to 10:30 AM 381284Yogalates Friday 10:30 to 11:30 AM 381567
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Clarington Community Group Fitness Class Schedule
Program Date Time BarcodeLocation: Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Zumba Saturday 9:00 to 10:00 AM 381367Yoga Saturday 10:00 to 11:00 AM 381355
Location: South Courtice ArenaProgram Date Time BarcodeZumba Tuesday 7:00 to 8:00 PM 381363
Location: Rickard Recreation ComplexProgram Date Time BarcodeZumba Gold Monday 7:00 to 8:00 PM 381360
Location: Bowmanville Indoor Soccer FacilityProgram Date Time BarcodeFit Camp for Kids Saturday 8:30 to 9:15 AM 381291B-Fit Bootcamp Saturday 9:30 to 10:15 AM 381281Tough & Lean Circuit
Saturday 10:30 to 11:15 AM 381345
Location: Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash CentreProgram Date Time BarcodeMetCon3 Monday 6:00 to 7:00 PM 382327Stress Busters Monday 7:00 to 8:00 PM 3823281 Minute Body Sculpt
Tuesday 11:15 to 11:45 AM 382626
1 Minute Body Sculpt
Tuesday 12:15 to 12:45 PM 382627
Parent & Youth Yoga
Tuesday 4:00 to 4:45 PM 382678
Yin & Yang Yoga Wednesday 9:30 to 11:00 AM 382226Zumba Wednesday 4:00 to 5:00 PM 382330Body 360 Wednesday 5:00 to 6:00 PM 382329Relax to B-Fit Thursday 11:15 to 11:45 AM 382026Relax to B-Fit Thursday 12:15 to 12:45 PM 383027Run/Walk Group Sunday 8:00 to 9:00 AM 382331
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Fitness Specialty ClassesLearn To Run! Please note this program is intended for ages 15+
Ready to burn calories and improve your heart health. You were born to run! Let our group help motivate you every step of the way.
5K to The most important part of the journey is the beginning. This course focuses on building the foundations that will nurture your love of running for years to come. Every class will involve a Q/A, dynamic warm up, monitored run with 2 trainers, and a static stretch to cool down. A runner’s manual with the official run program will also be provided to help ensure success.
Learn to Run 5K - 12 WeeksSix months cardio conditioning recommended prior to participationLocation: Courtice Community Complex
Day & Time Cost (Tax Not Incl) BarcodeMondaysSept 28 to Dec 14
6:00 to 7:00 PM
Adult - $63.75 Senior/Youth - $31.87 Adult with 10 visit pass - $103.50Senior/Youth with 10 visit pass - $51.75
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381306
No classes October 13
10K to Once you have created a sturdy run base it is time to improve our running economy and cardiac output. Run longer and faster with the LTR 10K program. Each week different types of runs that are designed to add variety and challenge to the runner’s mind and body will be created. The effort put forth will steadily increase Vo2 Max levels which improves performance and increases enjoyment. Come join our dedicated run group with members who have been running strong with us for over 6 years now. We will deliver all the motivation you need to realize your running dreams!
Learn to Run 10K - 12 weeks September 30 to December 16Must be able to run 5K+ comfortablyLocation: Courtice Community Complex
Barcode Cost (Tax Not Incl) BarcodeBasic Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 PmAdult $78.51 Senior/Youth $39.25
381301 Adult 10 Ticket $119.62Senior/Youth 10 Ticket $59.81
381296
Foundation (Completed 5 + Sessions) Adult $69.76 Senior/Youth $34.88
381302 Adult 10 Ticket $110.87Senior/Youth 10 Ticket $55.44
381299
Intermediate (Completed 9 + Sessions) Adult $58.80 Senior/Youth $29.40
381305 Adult 10 Ticket $99.91Senior/Youth 10 Ticket $49.96
381300
Advanced (Completed 13 + Sessions) Adult $42.00 Senior/Youth $21.00
381303 Adult 10 Ticket $83.11Senior/Youth 10 Ticket $41.56
381297
Elite (Completed 16 + Sessions) Adult $33.60 Senior/Youth $16.80
381309 Adult 10 Ticket $74.71Senior/Youth 10 Ticket $37.36
381298
12 Week Personal Fitness Challenge Ask Trainers for Details
Barcode: 381283Cost: Adult $131.58 Senior /Youth $65.79Location: Courtice Community Complex and Bowmanville Indoor Soccer
Program Highlights• Fitness Assessment • Goal Setting and • personal programAdmittance to B Fit Bootcamp Saturdays at Bowmanville Indoor SoccerOne on one time booked at your convenience with a trainer at Courtice Community Complex - Fitness Training Centre
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WORKSHOPS & CLINICS
At the Fitness Training Centre (Courtice Community Complex)
Join the Personal Trainers @ Courtice Community Complex Fitness Training Centre for a series of
workshops:
• Understanding the information on your cardio equipment
• Ab Clinics• TRX Demonstrations• Kettlebell Instruction• When to change your strength routine and why
Ask for more information at the Trainers Desk at the Courtice Community Complex.
Bring us your workshop ideas and interests and watch often for updates!
NEW & NOTEWORTHYAlan Strike Aquatic and Squash Centre in Bowmanville is ready for fitness! (Formerly Clarington Fitness Centre)
Courtice Community Complex has added new classes, instructors and times to the roster! Drop in for a tour and more information.
Bowmanville Indoor Soccer Field Boot camps are back! Same great classes with new times. Check the schedule for details or check in with the CSR’s and Trainers at our facilities.
Join Club 150/300 (Formerly Club 100)
The Premise• Scientific Research shows Canadians need 150
minutes of moderate to intense physical activity/week for health benefits and 300 minutes of moderate to intense physical activity/exercise/week for more specific weight changing goals
• Track your workouts weekly using a colour coded sticker (30 minute, 60 minute or 90 minute colours)
• Tally your total minutes weekly.• At the end of the year, if your total gym minutes
average a minimum of 150 minutes you are eligible for prizes at the end of the year reception.(must attend to win the draws or send a person in your place)
• Grandfathered in is the 100 visits. If you have had 100 visits, you have made it on average 2 x a week for the year. That deserves a reward too and we will honour that.
Club Benefits• Quarterly Free 30 minute Consultation with a Trainer
to track progress.• End of year reception and prizes• Monthly workshops/clinics with trainers• Accountability to yourself and your goals• Motivation and encouragement
How to Join• Register for Free at the trainers desk • Receive a tracking calendar
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Registration
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August 13
Please note: Our Recreation Programs do not require parent participation unless specifically noted. For the safety and enjoyment of all participants, parents/guardians will be asked to remain outside the program space and may be asked to show photo ID at pick-up. Please bring each week.
Session Dates*unless otherwise stated during the registration process
MondaysSeptember 28 to December 7
TuesdaysSeptember 29 to December 1
Wednesdays September 30 to December 2
ThursdaysOctober 1 to December 3
FridaysOctober 2 to December 4
SaturdaysOctober 3 to December 12
SundaysOctober 4 to December 13
(no lesson Oct 10, 11,12 - for Thanksgiving)
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WorkshopsSpend your Saturdays with us this fall! An exciting opportunity each week.
Find the right fit for you and your kids.
Haunted Hallowe’en Ages 5 to 12 yrsCome out and spend the afternoon with our staff team designing and decorating your very own Hallowe’en pumpkin. Staff will help your little pumpkin architect clean and hollow out their pumpkin, carve a jack-o-lanterns face, and then decorate until it’s BOO-tifully frightful! We provide the pumpkin and the fun. Dress for the mess.
Santa’s Workshop Ages 4 to 10 yearsDrop your kids off for a fun filled day of supervised programming at the South Courtice Arena. Participants will have
the opportunity to create wonderful Holiday crafts and presents for friends and family to leaving you time to get your shopping done! A fun filled, high energy day of games and activities, including gingerbread decorating! Leave the kids with us and have some stress free shopping time for yourself. Participants should pack a nut-free lunch, with plenty of drinks and two snacks.
Program Location Date Time Fees BarcodeHaunted Hallowe’en
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
October 24 1:00 to 4:00 PM $25.47 381130
Santa’s Workshop South Courtice Arena December 5 9:00 to 4:00 PM $33.74 381132
Pre-School Mini’sAges 1.5 to 3 yearsA great class for you and your little one to get out, have fun and meet friends! Join us for one of our themed mini workshops this spring. These are stay-and-play programs; parent participation is required.
Time: 12:30 to 1:15 PM Fee: $6.51/class Location: Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Old MacDonald had a FarmE, I, E, I, O! Farm animal fun with a themed game, story and craft. This workshop is sure to please your animal loving little one.
Santa’s Mini-WorkshopHo Ho Ho, Merry Christmas! Get into the holly jolly spirit of the season with a themed craft, story-time and craft game.
Turkey TotsGive thanks with us and learn a little bit about the Thanksgiving holiday. Crafts and story-time will complete this fun workshop.
BOO! HalloweenGet into the spooky spirit in this fun workshop where you’ll decorate a pumpkin, go on a Halloween parade, and read a story. Don’t forget to wear your costume!
Proud PoppiesA day to remember and give thanks to our veterans is the perfect day to teach our very little ones about the poppy. Join us for a fun craft and story-time in this Remembrance Day workshop.
Theme Date BarcodeTurkey Tots October 7 381003BOO! Halloween October 28 381002Proud Poppies November 11 381005Old MacDonald had a Farm November 18 381006Santa’s Mini-Workshop December 2 381004
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Recreation Programs – Pre-SchoolPlease Note: Our Recreation Programs do not require parent participation unless specifically noted. For the safety and enjoyment of all participants, parents/guardians will be asked to remain outside the program space.
A, B, C, ME! Ages 2 to 4 yearsYour little one will love this educational program! Each week focuses on teaching your child a different letter of the alphabet. They will participate in a craft, story, song and active game centred around the letter of the week. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Active & Artsy Ages 2 to 4 yearsThis well rounded program will be a little bit of activity and a little bit of the arts all in one! Let our staff help your pre-schooler burn off some energy, playing active, fun games in our gymnasium and then create a craft in our activity room. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
All About Me NEW Ages 2 to 4 yearsEach week explore different things that make you YOU! What colour are your eyes? How many siblings do you have? Do you have a pet? Practice spelling your name. This program will help your preschooler learn all about themselves. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Amazing Animals Ages 2 to 4 yearsRoar, hiss, quack, oink, moo! Join us and learn all about your favourite animals. Explore the animal kingdom through crafts, stories and activities. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Autumn Adventures NEW Ages 2 to 4 yearsLearn all about the season autumn and the different things that happen in the fall. Crafts, stories and activities will help your little one learn something new each week. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Clarington Basketball Academy The Clarington Basketball Academy is an instructional basketball program for boys and girls, 3 to 18 years of age. Players are grouped according to their age and skill level to learn the fundamental skills and principles of the game. Our coaches are committed to developing individual skills and introducing concepts of team play while improving the over-all fitness levels of the players. Particpants will show improvement in confidence and athletic skill levels, encouraging them to continue their interest and passion for the game of basketball.
C.B.A - Lil’ Dribblers Ages 3 to 7 yearsThe game of basketball is a great gateway for sports participation. The Clarington Basketball Academy’s Lil’ Dribblers Program offers a holistic
culture focused on physical and social development. The goal of the C.B.A. Lil’ Dribblers program is to encourage basic movements throught running, dribbling, passing and shooting activities, underlining the importance of teamwork and character development.
Dino Discoverers Ages 2 to 4 yearsFor your aspiring paleontologist! Join us for this interactive program where we’ll dig for dinosaur bones, create dino crafts and have a fun adventure into the world of dinosaurs! This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Incredible Edible Stories Ages 2 to 4 yearsYour pre-schooler will love getting lost in the wonder of story time followed by making a fun food creation to go with the theme of the book! This is an independent program; parents not allowed to stay inside the program space.
Kinder Science Ages 2 to 4 yearsChildren will conduct simple experiments and be introduced to some of the everyday science that happens around them, such as animals, weather, plants, colours and much more! This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Messy Mondays Ages 2 to 4 yearsDo your pre-schoolers love to get creatively messy? Take the mess out of your house and let your child create fantastic messy art and explore their creative side, leaving the cleanup to us! This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Mini Michelangelo’s NEW Ages 2 to 4 yearsPaint, sculpt and create your very own mini masterpiece in this art focused program. A new creative project for your pre-schooler every week. This is an independent program; parent will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Move and Learn Ages 2 to 4 yearsExercise your mind and muscles with this interactive and energetic program. Participants will take part in active games in our gymnasium followed by fun and creative learning activities in the program room. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Movement to Music Ages 3 to 4 yearsBrought To You By Newcastle Family ConnectionThis fun, recreational class will introduce young children to the rhythm of music. Parachutes, hula hoops and tambourines are just some of the accessories used to encourage creative movement. Children should wear
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comfortable clothes and shoes. This is an independent program; parent participation is not required.
Musical Mania NEW Ages 2 to 4 yearsSing, dance, play and create in this music based program. Participants will explore their musical side in this fun, interactive class which will include story time, crafts and more. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Pint Sized Picassos Ages 2 to 4 yearsThis art program is based specifically on painting and using a variety of objects to paint and paint with. From finger painting to sponge painting, your preschooler will be exploring different textures, colours and materials while creating their own take home masterpieces. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Path 2 Math Ages 2 to 4 years1-2-3-4 learn to count and so much more! Join us for this educational program that will teach numbers, counting, sorting and other math related skills through fun activities, songs and crafts. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Playful Artist NEW Ages 2 to 4 yearsGet the best of both the active and the interactive in this creative energetic program. Participants will have the chance to play games and activities in our gymnasium as well as create an arts and crafts project. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space.
Ready, Set, GROW! NEW Ages 2.5 to 4 yearsThis independent class emphasizes learning, sharing, fun and interaction. Children will learn about lines, shapes, colours and patterns by exploring a variety of themes and their own imaginations. Please note: this program runs 2 days per week. This is an independent program; parents will not be allowed to stay inside the program space. Participants must be toilet trained.
Sportball Sportball is a non-competitive skill based sports program for children ages 2 to 8 years. The program focuses on learning to play seven different ball sports (baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer, tennis, volleyball, and golf) and is structured to assure that skills are refined and that children are challenged according to their readiness and experience. We recognize that developing gross motor skills, physical strength and a healthy active lifestyle are as important as the development of social skills and building of self-esteem.
Sportball - Multi-Sport Ages 3 to 5 yearsChildren are able to learn the skills of a different sport each week. Focus is on basketball, baseball, hockey, soccer, volleyball, tennis, and golf. Our approach is creative and positive. This program is implemented in a non-competitive environment where children are individually challenged according to their readiness and experience.
Sportball - Parent & Tot Ages 2 to 3 yearsA sporty experience for parents, grandparents and kids. With instruction in a different sport each week, this is a perfect opportunity to introduce parents to some valuable teaching techniques that form the basis of teaching sport to young children.
Wee Wigglers Buds Walking to 3 years with caregiver
Get ready to explore music and fitness with your toddler. You are your child’s first and most important teacher, moving and grooving together will help your little one develop agility, balance and coordination while preparing them for lifelong health.
Wee Wigglers Dynamos Ages 3 to 6 years Got energy? Bring it here. Music, games, toys and friends, it’s a fitness party! Energetic tykes will have so much fun they won’t even realize they are developing specialized movement skills, agility, balance, rhythm and cotoordination while also learning about healthy eating. This is an independent program; parent participation is not required.
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Pre-School at a GlanceProgram Age Location Time Fee Barcode
Monday
Messy Mondays 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 9:30 to 10:15 AM $63.88 380986
Mini Michelangelo’s 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 11:10 to 11:55 AM $63.88 380727
Path 2 Math 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 10:20 to 11:05 AM $63.88 380992
Tuesday
A, B, C, ME! 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 9:30 to 10:15 AM $63.88 380976
Incredible Edible Stories 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 11:10 to 11:55 AM $63.88 380984
Musical Mania 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 10:20 to 11:05 AM $63.88 380728
Ready, Set, GROW! This program runs Tuesday/Thursday
2.5 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 1:30 to 3:00 PM $255.52 381001
Clarington Basketball Academy - Lil' Dribblers 3 to 5 South Courtice Arena 5:00 to 6:00 PM $100.00 380981
Wednesday
All About Me 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 10:20 to 11:05 AM $63.88 380726
Autumn Adventures 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 9:30 to 10:15 AM $63.88 380729
Dino Discoverers 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 11:10 to 11:55 AM $63.88 380983
Kinder Science 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 2:20 to 3:05 PM $63.88 380985
Movement to Music 3 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 5:00 to 5:30 PM $45.73 380989
Movement to Music 3 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 5:35 to 6:05 PM $45.73 380990
Movement to Music 3 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:10 to 6:40 PM $45.73 380991
Pint Sized Picassos 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 1:30 to 2:15 PM $63.88 380993
Thursday
Amazing Animals 2 to 4 South Courtice Arena 11:10 to 11:55 AM $63.88 380980
Move and Learn 2 to 4 South Courtice Arena 9:30 to 10:15 AM $63.88 380987
Pint Sized Picassos 2 to 4 South Courtice Arena 10:20 to 11:05 AM $63.88 380994
Friday
Active & Artsy 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 11:10 to 11:55 AM $63.88 380978
Move and Learn 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 10:20 to 11:05 AM $63.88 380988
Playful Artists 2 to 4 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 9:30 to 10:15 AM $63.88 380730
Saturday
Wee Wigglers - Buds 1 to 3 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 9:00 to 9:45 AM $78.34 381000
Wee Wigglers - Dynamos 3 to 6 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 10:00 to 10:45 AM $78.34 380999
Sport Ball - Multi-Sport Pre-School 3 to 5 South Courtice Arena 10:15 to 11:15 AM $150.73 380995
Sport Ball - Parent & Tot 2 to 3 South Courtice Arena 9:15 to 10:00 AM $150.73 380997
Sunday
Clarington Basketball Academy - Lil' Dribblers 3 to 7 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 5:30 to 6:30 PM $90.00 380982
Sport Ball - Multi-Sport Pre-School 3 to 5 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 11:15 to 12:15 PM $150.73 380996
Sport Ball - Parent & Tot 2 to 3 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 10:30 to 11:15 AM $150.73 380998
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Recreation Programs – Child/YouthBabysitting Course Ages 11 to 16 yearsA practical course designed to teach proper care of infants, toddlers and older children. Learn the roles & responsibilities of a sitter; child development, proper nutrition and child safety. A Babysitting Handbook & Certificate is received upon completion of this course.
Basketball Drop-in Ages 8 to14 & 13 to17 yearsJoin us for an evening of fun, FREE, supervised play. The basketball drop-in provides participants the opportunity to improve their skills and develop teamwork in a recreational atmosphere. Fun games of everything from Bump to 21 and Money in the Bank will be played each week.
Chef in Training Ages 9 to 12 yearsFor the want-to-be chef in your house. A hands-on program where your older child will learn basic meal preparation, food handling and kitchen safety. Our program will culminate in an end of session dinner on Thursday, December 10 at 6:30 PM. Participants are encouraged to bring family and friends (max. 2 per participant) to a dinner service where they can show off their plating, serving and cooking skills (unfortunately due to the nature of the program we are not able to accommodate specific dietary requests). * Long hair must be tied back. Please bring a reusable container each week to bring home food.
Creative Dance Ages 5 to 6 yearsBrought To You By Newcastle Family ConnectionA fun, first introduction to dance. This recreational class will have children working on improving balance and rhythm while learning basic dance moves. Children should wear comfortable clothes and dance shoes.
Creative Kids Ages 5 to 10 yearsChildren will enjoy one hour of programmed craft time per week. Participants will create fun and easy art projects each week that can be taken home. Hands-on projects will allow children to use their imagination and explore their creativity. Creative Kids is great for both boys and girls.
Dodgeball Ages 6 to12 yearsBuild your team skills in a fun and active environment that focuses on the game of dodgeball. This program incorporates different versions such as king’s court, elimination, survivor dodgeball and many more. Bring a waterbottle.
Floor Hockey Ages 6 to10 yearsLet’s take your favourite road game and bring it inside! Not only is this program in a safe environment, participants will have the opportunity to learn new skills and abilities. The emphasis of the program is on fair play, sportsmanship and teamwork skills, but most importantly the love of the
game. Helmets and full cages must be worn by all participants. Bring a waterbottle.
Glee Club Ages 7 to12 yearsWant to be the star of your very own singing group? Come out and join our Glee Club! Participants will be instructed in basic vocal/dance skills and techniques in order to create numbers to your favourite hit songs. Think hip hop meets choir. Participants will be invited to take part in the End of Session Showcase on Wednesday, December 9 – see page 36.
Guitar Lessons Ages 8 to15 yearsYou supply the guitar, we’ll supply the music! Learn the basics of guitar, reading sheet music, playing musical exercises and simple melody songs. Acoustic guitar recommended. Participants will be invited to take part in the End of Session Showcase on Wednesday, December 9 – see page 36.
Hip Hop Dance Ages 9 to16 years Have you ever watched a music video and wished you could dance like they do? Now is your chance to learn! This introductory program will give participants the opportunity to learn new moves to “get their groove on” and gain confidence in their ability to dance! Participants will be invited to take part in the End of Session Showcase on Wednesday, December 9 – see page 36.
Instructional Basketball Ages 6 to12 years Get your game on! Join us in this instructional basketball program. Our instructors will help to teach participants rules of the game, different techniques and maneuvers, as well as how to display good sportsmanship. Bring a waterbottle.
Junior Badminton Ages 6 to12 yearsCome out and learn the rules and skills of badminton. Bring your own racquet if you have one or use one of ours. Bring a friend and join the fun. Efforts will be made to match participants up with those of the same skill level. The majority of each class will be spent on recreational play time culminating in an end of session tournament.
Kids in Action Ages 5 to 8 years An opportunity to meet new friends, get active, and enjoy recreational sports and games. Participants will have the opportunity to play a variety of sports and games including basketball, dragonflies, scooter board racing, indoor soccer and more. Bring a waterbottle.
Kids in the Kitchen NEW Ages 6 to 8 yearsChildren will enjoy cooking and eating a variety of fun recipes all while learning basic cooking skills and kitchen safety. Please tie back long hair, and bring a re-usable container each week to take food home.
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Recreation Programs – Child/YouthLego TM Club Ages 5 to10 yearsDesign, build, expand and create with other Lego lovers just like you! Each week our staff will provide the challenge and the Lego – the rest is up to your imagination. Exciting competitions and Lego tournaments await! Great for boys and girls.
Munchkins in Motion Ages 4 to 6 yearsGot energy to burn? The Canadian Society of Exercise Physiologists suggest children should accumulate at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity daily. Munchkins in Motion is the perfect mix of fun, play and activity. Lots of running, jumping, hopping, skipping and movement each week!
Open Gym Free Family (Children must be accompanied by adult 16 years of age & older)Youth (10 to 13 years)Join us for a night of open gym! Basketball, floor hockey, scooter boards, jump rope to the possibilities are endless! Safe and supervised play by our Recreation Staff.
Pre-Teen Dances Grades 5 to 8The Hottest Dance Party in Town! Dance the night away with all your friends to the newest music. You won’t want to miss the Clarington Pre-Teen Dances! All are 7:00 to 9:00 PM at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex. Cost: $9.00 each. Tickets go on sale one week in advance and can be purchased at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex.
Friday September 25 ~ Friday October 30 ~ Friday November 27
Shake it Up! Ages 6 to10 yearsA fun active program designed for those who just love to move! Learn the latest dance moves that can be put to any style of music. Let our instructors teach you the latest styles that evolved outside of dance studios. No experience necessary - just a love of dance!
Soccer Kicks Ages 6 to 12 yearsThis program offers an introduction to the sport of soccer, and will help those new to the game develop basic skills and an understanding of the rules of the game. The emphasis will be on sportsmanship and creating a fun, active environment. No previous skill necessary. No cleats please - running shoes and active wear required. Bring a water bottle.
Sports Club NEW Ages 6 to 12 yearsFor the kid who likes a little bit of all sports, games & fun! A variety of exciting, active and engaging sporting activities will be planned around a new sport/game each week! A great way for boys and girls to meet new friends and get active! Emphasis on FUN! Bring a water bottle.
Sportball Sportball is a non-competitive skill based sports program for children ages 2 to 8 years. The program focuses on learning to play seven different ball sports (baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer, tennis, volleyball, and golf) and is structured to assure that skills are refined and that children are challenged according to their readiness and experience. Sportball is not just about learning to play sports. We recognize that developing gross motor skills, physical strength and a healthy active lifestyle are as important as the development of social skills and building of self-esteem.
Sportball - Multi-Sport Ages 5 to 8 yearsChildren are able to learn the skills of a different sport each week. Focus is on basketball, baseball, hockey, soccer, volleyball, tennis, and golf. Our approach is creative and positive. This program is implemented in a non-competitive environment where children are individually challenged according to their readiness and experience.
Volleyball Ages 7 to 10 & 11 to14 yearsGet ready for volleyball season with this fun recreational program. Participants will be taught basic rules and skills each week, while spending the majority of time in recreational play. The emphasis of the program is on fair play, sportsmanship and teamwork skills. No previous experience is required. Bring a water bottle.
Super Cool Science Ages 5 to10 years In this program, children will have a terrific time learning science concepts in a fun and hands-on atmosphere. Participants will create fun and easy science experiments each week! Super Cool Science is great for both boys and girls!
Clarington Basketball Academy Ages 3 to 18 yearsThe Clarington Basketball Academy is an instructional basketball program for boys and girls, 3 to 18 years of age. Players are grouped according to their age and skill level to learn the fundamental skills and principles of the game. Our coaches are committed to developing individual skills and introducing concepts of team play while improving the overall fitness levels of the players. Participants will show improvement in confidence and athletic skill levels, encouraging them to continue their interest and passion for the game of basketball.
C.B.A. - Lil’ Dribblers Ages 3 to 7 yearsThe game of basketball is a great gateway for sports participation. The Clarington Basketball Academy’s Lil’ Dribblers Program offers a holistic culture focused on physical and social development. The goal of the C.B.A. Lil’ Dribblers program is to encourage basic movements through running, dribbling, passing and shooting activities, underlining the importance of teamwork and character development.
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C.B.A. 3on3 Basketball Ages 7 to 18 yearsClarington Basketball Academy’s 3on3 Basketball Program is the best way for youth to learn how to play the game of basketball. The C.B.A. 3on3 program is focused on developing fundamental skills through team concepts and fair play. Individual challenges and team competitions give each player the opportunity to develop at their own pace.
C.B.A. Graduates Basketball Training Ages 13 to 18 yearsClarington Basketball Academy’s Graduates Training is a Student-Athlete Development Program that helps athletes reach their peak level of competitiveness. This holistic based success program taps into the overall individual development of each athlete. A personalized mentorship component focuses on training for life skills, mental preparation and sporttospecific skill development while underlining the importance of healthy living, teamwork and character development.
Birthday Parties Ages 4 to 12 years Planning a big birthday party? Well our Program Staff is here to help! You supply the food and beverages and we will supply the fun! Our staff will plan a fun filled party with age appropriate games and activities your children are sure to enjoy. So come on out and plan your birthday parties with Clarington. A minimum of one week notice is required to book a birthday party or make changes to a previously booked party. Parties include use of the Activity Room and Gymnasium; Newcastle includes use of half of the gym.
Location Day/Time Contact FeeSouth Courtice Arena
Saturday / Sunday 12:30 to 2:30 PM or 3:00 to 5:00 PM
435-1061 $166.40 up to maximum 12 children$218.40 up to maximum 16 children
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
987-5667
Child/Youth at a GlanceProgram Age Location Time Fee Barcode
Monday
Sports Club 6 to 12 Dr. Ross Tilley Public School 7:00 to 8:00 PM $33.05 381042
Floor Hockey 6 to 12 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:00 to 7:00 PM $33.05 381020
Soccer Kicks 6 to 12 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 7:00 to 8:00 PM $33.05 381037
Super Cool Science 5 to 10 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:00 to 7:00 PM $49.74 381039
Basketball (Drop-in) 8 to 14 South Courtice Arena 6:30 to 8:00 PM FREE -
Tuesday
Dodgeball 6 to 12 Harold Longworth Public School 7:00 to 8:00 PM $33.05 381019
Hip Hop Dance 9 to 16 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:30 to 7:30 PM $66.68 381028
Junior Badminton 6 to 12 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 5:15 to 6:15 PM $38.56 381030
Shake it Up! 6 to 10 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 5:30 to 6:30 PM $49.74 381036
Clarington Basketball Academy - Lil'Dribblers 5 to 7 South Courtice Arena 6:00 to 7:00 PM $100.00 381016
Wednesday
Babysitting Course 11 to 16 Alan Strike Aquatic Centre 7:00 to 8:30 PM $52.76 381007
Lego Club 5 to10 Alan Strike Aquatic Centre 6:00 to 7:00 PM $49.74 381032
Basketball (Drop-in) 7 to 13 Dr. G.J. MacGillivray Public School 7:00 to 8:00 PM FREE -
Creative Dance 5 to 6 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:45 to 7:15 PM $45.73 381017
Kids in Action 5 to 8 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 5:00 to 6:00 PM $33.05 381031
Open Gym - Family *see description Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:00 to 7:00 PM FREE -
Volleyball 7 to 10 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 7:15 to 8:15 PM $38.56 381040
Volleyball 11 to14 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 7:15 to 8:15 PM $38.56 381041
Floor Hockey 6 to 12 South Courtice Arena 5:45 to 6:45 PM $33.05 381021
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Program Age Location Time Fee BarcodeThursday
Chef in Training 9 to 12 Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex 7:00 to 8:30 PM $88.30 381011
Glee Club 7 to 12 Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex 6:00 to 7:30 PM $66.68 381026
Guitar Lessons 8 to 15 Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex 6:00 to 7:00 PM $66.68 381027
Kids in the Kitchen 6 to 8 Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex 5:15 to 6:45 PM $88.30 381043
Basketball (Drop-in) 13 to 17 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 7:00 to 8:00 PM FREE -
Creative Kids 5 to 10 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:30 to 7:30 PM $49.74 381018
Instructional Basketball 6 to 12 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:00 to 7:00 PM $38.56 381029
Lego Club 5 to 10 South Courtice Arena 6:15 to 7:15 PM $49.74 381033
Munchkins in Motion 4 to 6 South Courtice Arena 5:00 to 6:00 PM $33.05 381034
Friday
Open Gym - Youth 10 to13 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:00 to 8:00 PM FREE -
Saturday
Sport Ball - Multi-Sport Schoolage 5 to 8 South Courtice Arena 11:15 to 12:15 PM $150.73 381038
Sunday
Clarington Basketball Academy - 3on3 7 to 9 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:30 to 7:30 PM $90.00 381012
Clarington Basketball Academy - 3on3 10 to 12 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 7:30 to 8:30 PM $90.00 381013
Clarington Basketball Academy - 3on3 13 to 18 Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 8:30 to 9:30 PM $90.00 381014
End of Session ShowcaseA chance to come out and see what our performance classes have been up to this session! Friends, family, and supporters are welcome to attend. Performances will be made by members of our Guitar, Hip Hop classes and Glee classes. There is no cost to attend, just show up! Wednesday, December 9, 2015
at Rickard Recreation Complex 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
P.A. Day CampsNot sure what to do on your P.A. Day? Join us for an action packed day of fun and games! Participants take part in games, crafts, swimming, and much more! All participants should pack a nut-free lunch, bring extra drinks, and dress appropriately as some activities may take us outside! Alternate activities will be provided for those who do not wish to skate.
Dates Location Program Barcode$33.74
9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Extended Care $8.32
7:00 to 9:00 AM &4:30 to 6:00 PM
Special Activity
*Alternate activities will be provided
Friday September 25 Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
381126 381127 Participants will have the opportunity to swim and should bring a bathing suit, towel and swim card (if applicable)Friday November 27 Newcastle & District
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Recreation Programs – Adult Please Note: Adult Drop-in programs run 12 weeks, September 29 to December 17.
Adult Basketball (Drop-in) Ages 18 years +Looking for a fun and active evening out with your friends? Take part in a game of pick-up basketball, have FUN and get some exercise too! Staff is on-site to assist and guide your games, teach new participants and separate participants into appropriate skill level.
Adult Badminton (Drop-in) Ages 18 years +Here’s your opportunity to brush up on your badminton skills, while enjoying a fun evening out. Our staff are on hand to assist in skill development. Bring your own racquet if you have one or use one of ours. Participants of all skill level are welcome.
Adult Volleyball Ages 18 years +It’s a great way to keep fit, meet new people, or hang out with friends. Each evening will consist of a brief overview of some rules, safety,
and building basic skills such as; bumping, spiking, and serving in a recreational based atmosphere. The majority of time will be spent on recreational play and fun competition. Participants of all skill level are welcome.
Ballroom Dance (Couples) Ages 18 years +Participants will learn and practice a basic combination of ballroom and popular styles of dancing such as the Waltz, Fox Trot, Cha Cha, Rumba, Tango & Jive. The fee includes both participants. Please only register one of the two people attending the class.
Guitar Lessons Ages 16 years +You supply the guitar, we’ll supply the music! Learn the basics of guitar, reading sheet music, playing musical exercises and simple melody songs. Acoustic guitar recommended.
Adult at a GlanceProgram Age Location Time Fee Barcode
Monday
Ballroom Dance (Couples) 18+ Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex 8:00 to 9:30 PM $125.88 381050
Tuesday
Adult Badminton (Drop-in) 18+ Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 6:15 to 7:45 PM $5.09 -
Adult Basketball (Drop-in) 18 + Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 8:00 to 9:30 PM $5.09 -
Wednesday
Adult Volleyball 18 + Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 8:30 to 10:00 PM $55.08 381049
Thursday
Adult Guitar Lessons 16 + Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex 7:00 to 8:00 PM $66.02 381048
Adult Basketball (Drop-in) 18+ Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 8:00 to 9:30 PM $5.09 -
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Early Years Programs
The Community Services Department, in Partnership with Ontario Early Years and the YMCA, is pleased to offer these exciting programs for Parents and Tots. No registration is required. For further information contact the: Bowmanville Ontario Early Years Centre 905-697-3171 or Newcastle Ontario Early Years Centre 905-987-6914.
Fit Families Ages 0 - 6 Years FreeThis program is a parent and child interactive program. Exercise combined with music, songs and creative movement will help develop co-ordination and motor skills.
Location Day TimeRickard Recreation Complex
Tuesday 9:30 to 11:30 AM
10 Weeks September 29 to December 1
Play To Learn - Indoor PlaygroundAges 0 - 6 Years Free Participants will use active play to explore the world around them. Props will be incorporated; parachutes, balls, hoops and an obstacle course are only a few items we will use. Through physical play, the children will develop their creativity, fitness, strength, coordination and motor skills. Children will be encouraged to use active play both individually and as a group.
Location Day TimeSouth Courtice Arena Monday & Wednesday 9:30 to 11:30 AM
10 Weeks September 28 to December 2 (no program October 12)Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Tuesday & Thursday 9:30 to 11:30 AM
10 Weeks September 29 to December 3
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BOWMANVILLE SKATING CLUB
CanSkate Learn To Skate Program—CanSkate has a fresh new look on and off the ice. Technical revisions include a renewed focus on teaching and mastering strong basic skills earlier to prepare skaters for all ice sports – hockey, ringette, speed skating and figure skating. On-ice delivery focusing on continuous movement emphasizes the use of newer and more dynamic group teaching concepts including the Fast Track, Fun Zone and station rotation all of which has been proven to increase practice opportunities and improve the rate of skill acquisition among skaters. StarSkate—Offers opportunities for skaters of all ages to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating.
2015/2016 Registration Dates:
Mon Aug 17 @ South Courtice Arena 6:30-8:00 Tues Aug 18 @ Rickard Arena 6:30-8:00 Tues Aug 25 @ Rickard Arena 6:30-8:00
Wed Aug 26 @ South Courtice Arena 6:30-8:00
Learn to skate programs run out of South Courtice and Rickard Arena
Fundraising fee: There will be a $60/family chocolate fundraising fee payable at time of registration, these chocolates can then be sold to neighbours, family and friends to recoup the cost.
E-mail [email protected] www.bfsc.net
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Music Lessons For All Ages!
Piano Violin Guitar Drums Voice Woodwinds BrassPrivate Lessons Group Lessons Special Needs
Recreational RCM Exams TheoryMusical Theatre Neighbourhood “Shout Out” Choir
Recorder Ensemble Rock Band Jazz Combo Fiddle Group
905-697-2951Keeping the beat since 1975!
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Exciting Early Years Programs Up to 7 yrs
Kindergarten Prep in English and French
Art With Becca
Sweet Song ORFFInstrumentation
with the Pied PiperPrenatal Music
“Music for the Womb”
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The newly renovated Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre, formally known as the Clarington Fitness Centre, is set to open its doors August 24. Residents will see some significant improvements in the design (including a family change room) and flow of the building. Fall programming improvements include:
• Expanded instruction (both Tuesday and Thursday evenings)• New Friday morning swim• New weekend morning Adult/Lane swims• Sunday morning public swim
Please join us at the official facility re-dedication ceremony on Saturday, September 19, 2015.
Group Swimming Lessons
When does Registration start?
Thursday, August 20 for Clarington ResidentsThursday, August 27 for Non-Residents
Registration
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Thusday August 20
What time does Registration begin?All methods of registration will commence at 7:00 AM
www.claringtoneazyreg.caIn person
Fees & Duration - General Youth LessonsLevel Duration FeeRed Cross Swim Preschool 30 minutes $86.06
Red Cross Swim Kids Levels 1 to 4 30 minutes $86.06
Red Cross Swim Kids Levels 5 to 10 45 minutes $90.81
Plus taxes where applicable. Non-residents add 10% surcharge to fees.
Session Dates:Mondays
September 28 to December 7(No lessons October 12 for Thanksgiving)
TuesdaysSeptember 29 to December 1
WednesdaysSeptember 30 to December 2
ThursdaysOctober 1 to December 3
FridaysOctober 2 to December 4
SaturdaysOctober 3 to December 12
(No lessons November 14 for Santa Claus Parade)Sundays
October 4 to December 6
Age Pre-requisite for ProgramsPlease note where age is a pre-requisite for a swimming program, participants must be the correct age to register. Consideration will be given to participants who turn the correct age by the second lesson. Registration must be in person.
Screening:Not sure which level to register your child in? We can help! Come to any Public Swim and a certified instructor will assess your child’s swimming level and suggest an appropriate program. Parents wishing to have preschool children screened will be required to enter the water with their child due to Admission Requirements. Contact the Courtice Community Complex at 905-404-1525, Newcastle & District Recreation Complex at 905-987-5667 or the Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre at 905-623-3392 for more information. Fee: $2.75
We kindly ask that all parents wishing to have a child screened come with their child after the first 30 minutes of the start of the swim and screenings will take place at this time.
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Tuesday, August 25 for Clarington ResidentsTuesday, September 1 for Non-Residents
All methods of registration will commence at 7:00 AM at the appropriate facility on a first-come-first-served basis.
Registration for all 10 week private lessons will also be available online at: www.claringtoneazyreg.ca starting at 7:00 AM.
What if no one else registers for the semi-private class that I have registered my child in?
Semi-private classes will only run if both spaces are filled. Registrants of classes that do not meet the required registration will be given the option to attend a general lesson or upgrade for an additional fee, to a private lesson.
What is the cost of private and semi-private lessons?Private Ratio Duration Fee10 weeks 1:1 30 minutes $264.535 weeks 1:1 30 minutes $132.26
Semi-Private Ratio Duration Fee10 weeks 2:1 30 minutes $165.5310 weeks 2:1 30 minutes $82.63
Plus taxes where applicable. Non-residents add 10% surcharge to fees
Registration
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Block 1 (5 weeks)
Session Dates
MondaysSeptember 28 to November 2(no lessons October 12 for Thanksgiving)
TuesdaysSeptember 29 to October 27
Wednesdays
September 30 to October 28Thursdays
October 1 to October 29Fridays
October 2 to October 30Saturdays
October 3 to October 31Sundays
October 4 to November 1
Block 2 (5 weeks)
Session Dates
MondaysNovember 9 to December 7
TuesdaysNovember 3 to December 1
Wednesdays November 4 to December 2
ThursdaysNovember 5 to December 3
FridaysNovember 6 to December 4
SaturdaysNovember 7 to December 12
(no lesson November 14 - Santa Claus Parade)Sundays
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Courtice Community ComplexDay Time CodeMonday 4:00 PM 381527
4:30 PM 3815284:30 PM 3815295:00 PM 3815305:30 PM 3815316:00 PM 3815326:30 PM 3815336:30 PM 381534
Tuesday 4:00 PM 3815354:00 PM 3815364:30 PM 3815374:30 PM 3815385:00 PM 3815395:00 PM 3815405:30 PM 3815416:00 PM 3815426:30 PM 3815437:00 PM 381544
Wednesday 4:00 PM 3815454:00 PM 3815464:30 PM 3815475:00 PM 3815485:30 PM 3815515:30 PM 3815526:00 PM 3815496:00 PM 3815506:30 PM 3815536:30 PM 3815547:00 PM 381555
Thursday 4:30 PM 3815564:30 PM 3815575:00 PM 3815585:00 PM 3815595:30 PM 3815605:30 PM 3815616:30 PM 381562
Friday 4:30 PM 3816264:30 PM 3816275:00 PM 3816285:00 PM 3816295:00 PM 3816305:30 PM 3816315:30 PM 3816326:00 PM 3816336:00 PM 381634
6:00 PM 381635Saturday 9:30 AM 381563
9:30 AM 3815649:30 AM 3815659:30 AM 3815669:30 AM 38156710:00 AM 38156811:00 AM 38156912:00 PM 38157012:30 PM 38157112:30 PM 38157212:30 PM 381573
Sunday 9:30 AM 3815749:30 AM 3815759:30 AM 3815769:30 AM 3815779:30 AM 3815789:30 AM 381579
10:00 AM 38158011:00 AM 38158111:30 AM 38158212:00 PM 38158312:00 PM 38158412:30 PM 381585
Newcastle & District Community ComplexDay Time CodeMonday 10:00 AM 380223
4:00 PM 3802244:30 PM 3802255:30 PM 3802266:00 PM 3802276:30 PM 3802287:00 PM 3802297:00 PM 380231
Tuesday 4:00 PM 3802324:00 PM 3802334:30 PM 3802344:30 PM 3802355:00 PM 380236
5:00 PM 3802385:30 PM 3802396:00 PM 3802416:30 PM 380242
Wednesday 4:00 PM 3802434:30 PM 3802444:30 PM 3802465:00 PM 3802505:30 PM 380252
Thursday 9:00 AM 3802534:00 PM 3802544:00 PM 3802554:30 PM 3802565:00 PM 3802575:00 PM 380258
5:30 PM 3802596:00 PM 3802606:30 PM 3802616:30 PM 380262
Friday 4:30 PM 3802635:00 PM 3802645:30 PM 3802655:30 PM 380266
Saturday 9:00 AM 3802679:00 AM 3802689:30 AM 3802699:30 AM 3802709:30 AM 380271
10:00 AM 38027210:30 AM 38027310:30 AM 38027411:30 AM 38027512:30 PM 38027612:30 PM 380277
Sunday 9:00 AM 3802789:00 AM 3802799:30 AM 38028010:30 AM 38028111:00 AM 38028211:00 AM 380283
11:30 AM 38028412:00 PM 38028512:30 PM 38028612:30 PM 380287
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash CentreDay Time CodeTuesday 4:30 PM 381876
4:30 PM 3818775:30 PM 3818786:00 PM 381879
Thursday 4:30 PM 3818804:30 PM 3818815:30 PM 3818826:00 PM 381883
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Private Lessons (5 Weeks Only) Semi-Private Lessons (5 & 10 Weeks)
Register in person at the appropriate facility onlyNewcastle & District Recreation Complex
Day TimeMonday 4:00 PM
4:30 PM5:00 PM5:30 PM6:00 PM6:30 PM7:00 PM
Tuesday 4:00 PM4:00 PM4:30 PM5:00 PM5:30 PM6:00 PM6:30 PM
Wednesday 4:00 PM4:00 PM4:30 PM5:00 PM6:00 PM
Thursday 4:00 PM4:30 PM5:00 PM5:30 PM6:30 PM6:30 PM
Friday 4:30 PM5:30 PM6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM9:00 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM
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Sunday 9:00 AM9:30 AM
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Courtice Community ComplexDay TimeMonday 4:00 PM
4:30 PM5:00 PM5:30 PM6:30 PM
Tuesday 4:00 PM4:30 PM4:30 PM5:00 PM5:30 PM6:00 PM6:30 PM
Wednesday 4:00 PM6:30 PM7:00 PM7:00 PM
Thursday 4:30 PM4:30 PM4:30 PM5:00 PM5:30 PM6:00 PM6:30 PM
Friday 4:30 PM4:30 PM5:00 PM5:00 PM5:00 PM5:30 PM5:30 PM6:00 PM6:00 PM6:00 PM
Saturday 9:30 AM10:30 AM11:30 AM12:30 PM12:30 PM12:30 PM
Sunday 9:30 AM10:00 AM10:30 AM11:30 AM12:00 PM12:00 PM12:30 PM
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4:30 PM5:30 PM6:00 PM
Thursday 4:30 PM4:30 PM5:30 PM6:00 PM
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Red Cross Swim Preschool 8 - LEVEL PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN 4 MONTHS TO 5 YEARS OF AGE
STARFISH4 to 12 months
Orientation to water for babies and their parent/caregiver.To enter this level, babies must be able to hold their head up.The goals are to help babies experience buoyancy and movement through songs and play in the water and to teach the parent/caregiver age-specific water safety.
DUCK12 to 24 months
Orientation to water for toddlers and their parent/caregiver.Swimmers learn how to use floating objects for support and explore different water movements
through games, songs and active water play. The parent/caregiver also learns age-specific water safety.
SEA TURTLE24 to 36 months
Orientation to water for toddlers and their parent/caregiver.Swimmers learn, through fun games and songs how to combine skills, how to kick with a buoyant
object and how to perform basic floats, glides and kicks.
SEA OTTER3 to 5 years
Transitional level that transfers the preschooler to the care of the Instructor within the first three classes. All skills are assisted by the Instructor.Using games and activities, swimmers learn to open their eyes under water, further develop basic
floats and glides and swim 1 metre. They also learn age-appropriate water safety skills.Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Salamander once all criteria
have been successfully completed.
SALAMANDER3 to 5 years
Using games and activities, swimmers learn to swim 2 metres, further develop basic floats and increase their distance on front and back glide. Front swim and roll-over glide are also included and swimmers learn appropriate water safety skills such as how to jump into chest-deep water and how to use a Personal Flotation Device (PFD).Safety skills development includes water orientation, safe entries and exits and only swimming when
an adult is present.Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Sunfish once all criteria have
been successfully completed.
SUNFISH3 to 5 years
Using games and activities, swimmers learn to swim 5 metres, increase their distance using buoyant objects, increase their front and back glide with kick and develop their roll-over glide, side glide and front swim. Safety skills include deep-water skills and use of Personal Flotation Device (PFD). Safety skills development such as water orientation, safe entries and exits and always asking for
permission before going near the water.Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Crocodile once all criteria
have been successfully completed
CROCODILE3 to 5 years
Through games and other fun activities, swimmers learn to swim 5 metres on their front and back, perform a dolphin kick and begin using rhythmic breathing. They also progress with kicking drills and increase their swimmng distance to 10 metres.Safety skills include jumping into deep-water and performing surface support for 10 seconds,
recognizing when a swimmer needs help and using a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) in deep water.Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Whale once all criteria have
been successfully completed.
WHALE3 to 5 years
Through fun activities, swimmers perform a front and back swim for 10 metres. Swimmers work on developing their flutter kick and perform a distance swim of 15 metres.Safety skills include identifying safe swimming areas, jumping into deep water, swimming 5 metres,
surface support for 20 seconds and return to safety, throwing assists and sitting dives.Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Swim Kids Level 3 once all
criteria have been successfully completed.
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Location Days Time BarcodeDuck - 12 to 24 months
Red Cross Preschool Swimming LessonsThe Community Services Department is pleased to offer the Red Cross Swim Program. If you have any questions about this program,
please call 905-404-1525 or 905-987-5667 or by email [email protected]
Starfish - 4 to 12 months Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 5:00 PM 380178Tuesday 9:00 AM 380179Tuesday 4:00 PM 380180Wednesday 6:00 PM 380181Thursday 5:00 PM 380182Saturday 10:30 AM 380183Sunday 12:00 PM 380184
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 10:00 AM 380288Monday 5:30 PM 380289Tuesday 5:00 PM 380290Wednesday 5:30 PM 380291Thursday 9:00 AM 380292Thursday 6:00 PM 380293Saturday 10:30 AM 380294Sunday 11:00 AM 380295
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 5:00 PM 381826Thursday 6:00 PM 381827
Duck - 12 to 24 months Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 5:30 PM 380185Tuesday 10:00 AM 380186Tuesday 5:30 PM 380187Wednesday 7:00 PM 380188Thursday 6:30 PM 380189Saturday 11:30 AM 380190Sunday 10:30 AM 380191
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 9:30 AM 380297Monday 6:00 PM 380298Tuesday 6:00 PM 380299Wednesday 5:00 PM 380300Thursday 9:30 AM 380301Thursday 5:30 PM 380302Saturday 11:00 AM 380303Sunday 11:30 AM 380304
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 5:30 PM 381828Thursday 5:00 PM 381830
Sea Turtle - 24 to 36 months Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 6:30 PM 380192Tuesday 9:30 AM 380193Tuesday 6:00 PM 380194Wednesday 5:30 PM 380195Thursday 5:30 PM 380196Saturday 11:00 AM 380197Saturday 12:00 PM 380198Sunday 11:00 AM 380199
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 9:00 AM 380305Monday 5:00 PM 380306Monday 6:30 PM 380307Tuesday 5:30 PM 380308Wednesday 6:00 PM 380309Thursday 10:00 AM 380310Thursday 5:00 PM 380311Saturday 11:30 AM 380312Sunday 10:00 AM 380313Sunday 10:30 AM 380314
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 6:00 PM 381831Thursday 5:30 PM 381832
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please call 905-404-1525 or 905-987-5667 or by email [email protected]
Program eligibility for Children’s Fitness Tax Credit
Location Days Time BarcodeSea Otter - 3 to 5 years
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Sea Otter - 3 to 5 years Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 4:00 PM 380200Monday 4:30 PM 380201Monday 5:00 PM 380202Monday 5:30 PM 380203Monday 6:00 PM 380204Tuesday 9:00 AM 380205Tuesday 10:00 AM 380206Tuesday 4:00 PM 380207Tuesday 4:30 PM 380208Tuesday 5:00 PM 380209Tuesday 5:30 PM 380210Tuesday 6:30 PM 380211Wednesday 4:00 PM 380212Wednesday 4:30 PM 380213Wednesday 5:00 PM 380214Wednesday 5:30 PM 380215Wednesday 6:00 PM 380216Wednesday 6:30 PM 380217Wednesday 7:00 PM 380218Thursday 5:00 PM 380219Thursday 6:00 PM 380220Thursday 6:30 PM 380221Saturday 9:30 AM 380222Saturday 10:30 AM 380230Saturday 11:30 AM 380237Saturday 12:30 PM 380240Sunday 10:00 AM 380245Sunday 10:30 AM 380247Sunday 11:00 AM 380248Sunday 11:30 AM 380249Sunday 12:30 PM 380251
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 9:00 AM 380376Monday 4:00 PM 380377Monday 4:30 PM 380378Monday 5:00 PM 380379
Monday 5:30 PM 380380Monday 6:00 PM 380381Monday 6:30 PM 380382Monday 7:00 PM 380383Tuesday 4:00 PM 380384Tuesday 4:30 PM 380385Tuesday 5:00 PM 380386Tuesday 5:30 PM 380387Tuesday 6:00 PM 380388Tuesday 6:30 PM 380389Wednesday 4:00 PM 380390Wednesday 4:30 PM 380391Wednesday 5:00 PM 380392Wednesday 5:30 PM 380393Wednesday 6:00 PM 380395Wednesday 6:00 PM 380394Thursday 9:30 AM 380396Thursday 4:00 PM 380397Thursday 4:30 PM 380398Thursday 5:00 PM 380399Thursday 5:30 PM 380400Thursday 6:00 PM 380401Thursday 6:30 PM 380402Friday 4:30 PM 380403Friday 6:00 PM 380404Saturday 9:00 AM 380405Saturday 9:30 AM 380406Saturday 10:00 AM 380407Saturday 10:30 AM 380408Saturday 11:00 AM 380409Saturday 11:30 AM 380410Saturday 12:00 PM 380411Sunday 9:00 AM 380412Sunday 9:30 AM 380413Sunday 10:00 AM 380414
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please call 905-404-1525 or 905-987-5667 or by email [email protected]
Location Days Time BarcodeNewcastle & District Recreation Complex
Sea Otter - 3 to 5 years Continued
Location Days Time BarcodeSalamander- 3 to 5 years
Sunday 10:30 AM 380415Sunday 11:00 AM 380416Sunday 11:30 AM 380417Sunday 12:00 PM 380418Sunday 12:30 PM 380419
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 5:30 PM 381833Thursday 5:00 PM 381834
Salamander- 3 to 5 years Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 4:00 PM 380328Monday 5:00 PM 380329Monday 6:00 PM 380330Tuesday 9:00 AM 380331Tuesday 10:00 AM 380332Tuesday 4:00 PM 380333Tuesday 5:00 PM 380334Tuesday 5:30 PM 380335Tuesday 6:00 PM 380336Tuesday 7:00 PM 380337Wednesday 4:00 PM 380338Wednesday 4:30 PM 380339Wednesday 5:30 PM 380340Wednesday 6:30 PM 380341Thursday 4:30 PM 380342Thursday 5:30 PM 380343Saturday 10:00 AM 380344Saturday 11:00 AM 380345Saturday 12:00 PM 380346Sunday 10:30 AM 380347Sunday 11:30 AM 380348Sunday 12:30 PM 380349
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 9:30 AM 380420Monday 4:00 PM 380421Monday 4:30 PM 380422Monday 5:00 PM 380423Monday 5:30 PM 380424Monday 6:30 PM 380426Monday 6:30 PM 380425Monday 7:00 PM 380427Tuesday 4:00 PM 380428Tuesday 4:30 PM 380429Tuesday 5:00 PM 380430Tuesday 6:00 PM 380431Tuesday 6:30 PM 380432Wednesday 4:30 PM 380433Wednesday 5:00 PM 380434Wednesday 5:30 PM 380436Wednesday 5:30 PM 380435Wednesday 6:00 PM 380437Thursday 10:00 AM 380476Thursday 4:00 PM 380477Thursday 4:30 PM 380478
Thursday 5:00 PM 380479Thursday 5:30 PM 380480Thursday 6:00 PM 380481Friday 4:30 PM 380482Friday 5:00 PM 380483Saturday 9:00 AM 380484Saturday 9:30 AM 380485Saturday 10:00 AM 380486Saturday 10:30 AM 380487Saturday 11:30 AM 380488Saturday 12:00 PM 380489Sunday 9:00 AM 380490Sunday 9:30 AM 380491Sunday 10:00 AM 380492
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Location Days Time BarcodeNewcastle & District Recreation Complex
Salamander- 3 to 5 years
Location Days Time BarcodeNewcastle & District Recreation Complex
Sunfish - 3 to 5 years
Sunday 10:30 AM 380493Sunday 11:00 AM 380494Sunday 11:30 AM 380495Sunday 12:00 PM 380496Sunday 12:30 PM 380497
Alan Strike Aquatic Centre
Tuesday 5:00 PM 381836Thursday 6:30 PM 381837
Sunfish - 3 to 5 years Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 4:00 PM 381526Monday 5:30 PM 380350Monday 6:30 PM 380351Tuesday 9:30 AM 380352Tuesday 5:00 PM 380353Tuesday 6:30 PM 380354Wednesday 6:00 PM 380355Wednesday 7:00 PM 380356Thursday 4:30 PM 380357Thursday 6:00 PM 380358Saturday 10:30 AM 380361Saturday 11:30 AM 380676Saturday 12:00 PM 380677Sunday 10:00 AM 380678Sunday 12:00 PM 380679
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 4:00 PM 380498Monday 5:00 PM 380499Monday 6:00 PM 380500Monday 7:00 PM 380501Tuesday 4:30 PM 380502Tuesday 6:30 PM 380503Wednesday 4:00 PM 380504Wednesday 5:30 PM 380505Thursday 5:00 PM 380506Thursday 6:00 PM 380507Friday 6:00 PM 380508
Saturday 10:00 AM 380509Saturday 11:30 AM 380510Sunday 9:00 AM 380511Sunday 10:00 AM 380512Sunday 11:30 AM 380513Sunday 12:30 PM 380514
Alan Strike Aquatic Centre
Tuesday 4:30 PM 381838Thursday 5:30 PM 381839
Crocodile/Whale - 3 to 5 years Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 4:30 PM 380680Monday 6:00 PM 380681Tuesday 9:00 AM 380682Tuesday 5:00 PM 380683Tuesday 6:00 PM 380684Wednesday 5:30 PM 381376Thursday 5:30 PM 381377Thursday 6:30 PM 381378Saturday 11:00 AM 381379Saturday 12:00 PM 381380Sunday 11:00 AM 381381Sunday 12:00 PM 381382
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 4:30 PM 380515Monday 6:30 PM 380516Tuesday 5:30 PM 380517Wednesday 6:00 PM 380518Thursday 4:30 PM 380519Friday 5:30 PM 380520Saturday 9:00 AM 380521Saturday 12:30 PM 380522Sunday 9:30 AM 380523Sunday 12:00 PM 380524
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 6:30 PM 381840Thursday 4:30 PM 381842
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Red Cross Age Conversion ChartMy child has turned 6; What level should I register him/her in?
If they took Red Cross Swim Preschool:
And the level was marked:
Then enroll them in Red Cross Swim Kids Level:
Starfish Level Complete or incomplete 1
Duck Level Complete or incomplete 1
Sea Turtle Level Complete or incomplete 1Sea Otter Level Complete or incomplete 1
Salamander Level Complete or incomplete 1Sunfish Level Incomplete 1Sunfish Level Complete 2
Crocodile Level Incomplete 2Crocodile Level Complete 3
Whale Level Complete or incomplete 3
SHOWER B4 U SWIM The Community Services Department is continuing its “Shower B4 U Swim” campaign aimed at all swim lesson participants and pool/whirlpool/sauna users. We continue to look for everyone’s assistance and co-operation in complying with the Department of Health regulation pertaining to showering before entering a public pool/whirlpool.WHY SHOWER? Body fluids such as urine, sweat, feces and saliva can transmit bacteria, viruses and parasites into the water. Germs that can cause a Recreational Water Illness (RWI) are normally killed by chlorine. However, healthy swimming behaviours are needed to protect you and your child(ren) from RWIs and will help stop germs from getting in the pool in the first place. Please do your part by practicing good hygiene and “Shower B4 U Swim.”
PLEASESHOWER
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Red Cross Swim Kids (6 to 12 years of age)
10 Level ProgramRed CrossSwim Kids
1
Swimmers receive an orientation to water and the pool area and work on floats, glides and kicking. Swimmers build their endurance by working on the 5 metre front swim.
Red CrossSwim Kids
2
Swimmers work on propulsion skills to move through the water and to remain at the surface. Swimmers work on the front swim (5 metres) and learn about deep-water activities and proper use of a Personal Flotation Device (PFD). Fitness activities include the 10 metre flutter kick and a 10 metre distance swim.
Red CrossSwim Kids
3
This level provides an introduction to diving and teaches swimmers how to make wise choices about where and when to swim. Endurance is achieved by building strength in the flutter kick and a 15 metre swim.
Red CrossSwim Kids
4
This level introduces the front crawl (10 metre) and back swim with shoulder roll (15 metre). Swimmers work on kneeling dives, surface support (45 seconds, deep water) and developing a greater sense of self-safety by understanding their own limits. Endurance is built through a 25 metre swim.
Red CrossSwim Kids
5
This level introduces the back crawl (15 metre), sculling skills, whip kick on the back, stride dives and treading water. Front crawl increases to 15 metres. An introduction to safe boating skills is also included. Endurance is developed through a 50 metre swim.
Red CrossSwim Kids
6
This level refines front crawl with a focus on hand entry and breathing (25 metre), back crawl with a focus on arm positions and body roll (25 metre) and introduces elementary backstroke (15 metre), safety on ice and rescue of other with throwing assists. Swimmers demonstrate the front dive and their ability to tread water in deep water for 1 1/2 minutes. Endurance is built through dophin kick and a 75 metre swim.
Red CrossSwim Kids
7
This level builds skills and endurance for the front crawl (50 metre), back crawl (50 metre) and elementary back stroke (25 metre) and introduces whip kick on the front. Swimmers learn about airway and breathing obstructions, reaching assists and stride entry. Swimming endurance is increased to a 150 metre swim.
Red CrossSwim Kids
8
This level is an introduction to breast stroke (15 metre) and feet-first surface dives. Swimmers learn about the dangers of open water, hypothermia, the performance of rescue breathing on children and adults and standing shallow dives. Swimmers participate in timed treading water activities using the eggbeater skill for 3 minutes to improve their ability to remain at the surface in the event of an unexpected fall into water. Endurance is built on a 300 metre swim. Front crawl and back crawl distances are increased to 75 metres each.
Red CrossSwim Kids
9
This level refines the front crawl (100 metre), back crawl (100 metre), elementary back stroke (50 metre) and breast stroke (25 metre) and encourages swimmers to combine different kicks for fitness (3 min). They also work on head-first surface dives and learn about wise choices, peer influences and self-rescue from ice. Endurance is built through a 400 metre swim.
Red CrossSwim Kids
10
This level is a final assessment of the strokes for technique and distance (front crawl 100 metre, back crawl 100 metre, elementary back stroke 50 metre, breast stroke 50 metre and sidestroke 25 metre). Swimmers learn about sun safety, rescue of others from ice and head-first and feet-first surface dives. Endurance is built using the dolphin kick (vertical) and a 500 metre swim.
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Red Cross Swim Kids (6 years and older)
Swim Kids Level 1 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 5:00 PM 381383Monday 6:00 PM 381384Tuesday 4:30 PM 381385Tuesday 6:30 PM 381386Wednesday 4:30 PM 381387Wednesday 6:00 PM 381388Thursday 5:00 PM 381389Saturday 10:30 AM 381390Saturday 12:00 PM 381391Sunday 10:00 AM 381392Sunday 12:30 PM 381393
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 4:00 PM 380525Monday 5:00 PM 380526Monday 6:00 PM 380527Tuesday 4:00 PM 380528Tuesday 5:00 PM 380529Tuesday 6:00 PM 380530Wednesday 4:00 PM 380531Wednesday 5:00 PM 380532Thursday 4:30 PM 380533Thursday 5:30 PM 380534Thursday 6:30 PM 380535Friday 5:00 PM 380536Saturday 11:00 AM 380537Saturday 12:30 PM 380538Sunday 9:00 AM 380539Sunday 10:00 AM 380540Sunday 12:00 PM 380541
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 6:00 PM 381843Thursday 6:30 PM 381844
Swim Kids Level 2 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 5:30 PM 381394Tuesday 4:30 PM 381426Tuesday 6:30 PM 381427Wednesday 5:00 PM 381428Wednesday 6:30 PM 381429Thursday 6:00 PM 381430Saturday 10:00 AM 381431Saturday 11:30 AM 381432Sunday 11:00 AM 381433Sunday 12:30 PM 381434
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 4:00 PM 380542Monday 5:00 PM 380543Monday 6:00 PM 380544Tuesday 4:00 PM 380545Tuesday 5:00 PM 380546Tuesday 6:00 PM 380547Wednesday 4:00 PM 380548Wednesday 5:00 PM 380549Thursday 4:30 PM 380550Thursday 5:30 PM 380551Thursday 6:30 PM 380552Friday 5:00 PM 380553Saturday 11:00 AM 380554Saturday 12:30 PM 380555Sunday 9:00 AM 380556Sunday 10:00 AM 380557Sunday 12:00 PM 380558
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 5:00 PM 381845Thursday 6:30 PM 381846
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Red Cross Swim Kids (6 years and older)
Swim Kids Level 3 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 4:00 PM 381435Monday 6:00 PM 381436Tuesday 5:30 PM 381437Tuesday 7:00 PM 381438Wednesday 4:30 PM 381439Wednesday 6:30 PM 381440Thursday 6:30 PM 381441Saturday 10:00 AM 381442Saturday 11:00 AM 381443Sunday 10:30 AM 381444Sunday 11:30 AM 381445
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 4:30 PM 380576Monday 5:30 PM 380577Tuesday 4:30 PM 380578Tuesday 5:30 PM 380579Tuesday 6:30 PM 380580Wednesday 4:30 PM 380581Thursday 4:00 PM 380582Thursday 6:00 PM 380583Friday 4:30 PM 380584Saturday 10:30 AM 380585Saturday 12:00 PM 380586Sunday 9:30 AM 380587Sunday 10:30 AM 380588Sunday 11:30 AM 380589
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 6:30 PM 381847Thursday 5:00 PM 381849
Swim Kids Level 4 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 4:30 PM 381446Monday 6:30 PM 381447Tuesday 6:00 PM 381448Tuesday 7:00 PM 381449Wednesday 5:00 PM 381450Wednesday 7:00 PM 381451Thursday 6:00 PM 381452Saturday 10:00 AM 381453Saturday 12:00 PM 381454Sunday 11:30 AM 381455Sunday 12:30 PM 381456
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 4:30 PM 380590Monday 5:30 PM 380591Tuesday 4:30 PM 380592Tuesday 5:30 PM 380593Tuesday 6:30 PM 380594Wednesday 4:30 PM 380595Thursday 4:00 PM 380596Thursday 6:00 PM 380597Friday 6:00 PM 380598Saturday 10:00 AM 380599Saturday 12:00 PM 380600Sunday 9:30 AM 380601Sunday 10:30 AM 380602Sunday 11:30 AM 380603
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 6:30 PM 381850Thursday 6:00 PM 381851
GROUP SWIMMING LESSONS7:00 AM Clarington Residents - Thursday, August 20, 2015Register online: www.claringtoneazyreg.caor in person
See page 4 for more information
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Red Cross Swim Kids (6 years and older)
Location Days Time BarcodeNewcastle & District Recreation Complex
Swim Kids Level 7 - 6 years and older Swim Kids Level 5 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Tuesday 6:15 PM 381457Wednesday 4:00 PM 381458Thursday 5:00 PM 381459Saturday 10:15 AM 381460Sunday 10:45 AM 381461
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 4:45 PM 380604Tuesday 6:15 PM 380605Wednesday 4:00 PM 380606Friday 5:00 PM 380607Saturday 11:45 AM 380608Sunday 9:30 AM 380609
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 5:45 PM 381852Thursday 5:00 PM 381853
Swim Kids Level 6 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Tuesday 5:30 PM 381462
Wednesday 4:00 PM 381463Thursday 5:45 PM 381464Saturday 10:15 AM 381465Sunday 10:45 AM 381466
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 4:00 PM 380610Tuesday 5:30 PM 380611Wednesday 4:45 PM 380612Friday 5:45 PM 380613Saturday 11:45 AM 380614Sunday 10:15 AM 380615
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 5:45 PM 381854Tuesday 5:00 PM 381855
Swim Kids Level 7 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 4:00 PM 381476Tuesday 4:00 PM 381477Wednesday 4:45 PM 381478Saturday 11:00 AM 381479
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 6:15 PM 380616Wednesday 5:30 PM 380617
Thursday 4:00 PM 380618Sunday 11:00 AM 380619
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 6:30 PM 381856Thursday 5:45 PM 381857
Swim Kids Level 8 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 4:45 PM 381480
Tuesday 7:00 PM 381481Wednesday 4:45 PM 381482Saturday 11:00 AM 381484
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday 5:30 PM 380620Wednesday 5:30 PM 380621Thursday 4:45 PM 380622Sunday 11:45 AM 380623
Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 6:30 PM 381858Thursday 5:45 PM 381859
Swim Kids Level 9 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 5:30 PM 381485
Wednesday 5:30 PM 381486Sunday 10:00 AM 381487
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Thursday 5:30 PM 380624Saturday 11:00 AM 380625
Swim Kids Level 9/10 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeAlan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Tuesday 5:00 PM 381860Thursday 5:00 PM 381861
Swim Kids Level 10 - 6 years and older Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex
Monday 6:15 PM 381488
Sunday 10:00 AM 381489Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Thursday 6:15 PM 380626Saturday 11:00 AM 380627
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Lifesaving, Leadership & First AidProgram fees do not include applicable taxes
How to become a National Lifeguard (NLS)Bronze StarPrerequisite:10 to12 years old, recommended for Bronze Medallion but not required
Bronze Medallion & Emergency First AidPrerequisite:13 years old or Bronze Star
Bronze CrossPrerequisite:Bronze Medallion & Emergency First Aid
Standard First Aid with CPR C
National Lifeguard ServicePrerequisite:16 years old, Bronze Cross, Standard First Aid. Recognized certificates from: Canadian Red Cross, Lifesaving Society,St John AmbulanceHow to become a Swimming Instructor
Red Cross Assistant Water Safety Instructor (AWSI)Prerequisite:15 years old, Bronze Cross
Red Cross/ Lifesaving Society InstructorsPrerequisite:16 years old, AWSI
Under Revisions for
January 1 2016
The Canadian Red Cross is in the process of revising their Swimming and Water Safety Instructor Development Progam. This includes both the AWSI and WSI program. The Assistant Water Safety Instructor (AWSI) certification does not exist under the new model and may not be transferred once the new program is implemented. Current AWSI’s need to complete their Water Safety Instructer (WSI) course by December 31, 2015.
More information about the new program will be available in the Winter Recreation and Leisure Guide. You can also visit the Red Cross website www.redcross.ca and navigate to the Become an Instructor page in Swimming and Water Safety. Additionally, you can contact Tracey Leonard or Kristine Dewey at 905-987-5667 or Jeff Darling at 905-404-1525 for more information.
Bronze Star Ages: 10 - 12 years Fee: $96.10 Duration: 10 weeksGet a head start by taking Bronze Star! This program is excellent preparation for success in Bronze Medallion by working on your swimming skills and rescue abilities.
Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Complex Thursday October 1 to December 3 6:00 to 7:00 PM 381884Newcastle & District Recreation Complex Saturday October 3 to December 12
No class November 1410:00 to 11:00 AM 380628
Bronze Medallion & Emergency First Aid Fee: $167.11 + Manual & pocket mask (must have)Pre-requisite: 13 years + or completed Bronze StarThis is a pre-requisite for all advanced Lifesaving programs. Physical fitness, decision making and judgment skills are developed in order to prepare candidates for rescues of greater risk. Provides knowledge and skills to care for the ABC’s of life. Exam on the 11th week of class.
Location Days Time Exam Date BarcodeAlan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre Thursday October 1 to December 10 6:15 to 8:15 PM December 10 * 381862Newcastle & District Recreation Complex Monday September 28 to December 14
No lesson October 126:30 to 8:30 PM December 14 * 380629
* Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross
will be examined in week 11. Exam times will be
confirmed during the session. Exam times will be extended to ensure sufficient testing.
Age requirements are strictly upheld. Anything less than
100% attendance in Lifesaving & Leadership Courses may
affect completion of the course.
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Program fees do not include applicable taxesLifesaving, Leadership & First Aid
Bronze Cross Fee: $152.07 Pre-requisites: Bronze Medallion & Emergency First AidThis is a pre-requisite for all advanced Instructor certification programs and NLS. Focus on principles of emergency procedures, deep water spinal injury management, team work and use of special equipment. Exam in the 11th week of class.All participants are required to purchase a pocket mask if they do not already have one.
Location Days Time Exam Date BarcodeAlan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre Tuesday September 29 to December 8 6:30 to 8:30 PM December 8 * 381863Newcastle & District Recreation Complex Thursday October 1 to December 10 6:15 to 8:15 PM December 10 * 380630
National Lifeguard Service (NLS)*
* Programs not eligible for the 3rd child discount.
Pre-requisites: Age 15 years and upBronze Cross and Standard First Aid Fee: $262.15The NLS certification is the industry-accepted standard for lifeguards in Canada. Training provided in this course is designed to develop the basic lifeguarding skills, principles and decision-making processes which will assist the lifeguard to evaluate and adapt to different aquatic facilities and emergencies. Candidates work in a team environment allowing them to develop leadership and communication skills. Physical fitness standards are also a basic component of the program. Manual included.
Location Days Time BarcodeAlan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Monday December 21Tuesday December 22Wednesday December 23Monday December 28Tuesday December 29
10:00 AM to 6:30 PMevery day
381885
Standard First Aid pre-requisite must be from the following agencies to qualify: Lifesaving Society, Canadian Red Cross or St. John’s Ambulance. No exceptions.
National Lifeguard Service (NLS) Recertification*Pre-requisites: Valid NLS award and Standard First Aid Fee: $75.51Proof of original award (award card) must be shown to the examiner at the time of the re-certification. Failure to provide verification will prevent testing.
Location Days Time BarcodeAlan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Sunday December 13 12:00 to 6:00 PM
381927
Standard First Aid pre-requisite must be from the following agencies to qualify: Lifesaving Society, Canadian Red Cross or St. John’s Ambulance. No exceptions.
Standard First Aid and CPR C* Fee: $96.04This course is for both the general public and all NLS candidates. Standard First Aid provides comprehensive training covering all aspects of first aid and CPR level C (adult, child, infant, 2 rescuer). This Lifesaving Society first aid program is recognized by Ontario’s Workplace Safety & Insurance (WSIB). Materials included.
Location Days Time BarcodeAlan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Saturday November 21Sunday November 22(must attend both days)
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
381776
Standard First Aid and CPR C RecertificationPre-requisites: valid, original certification must be from the Lifesaving Society to qualify for the recertification. Please also see note below.
Fee: $67.11Proof of original award (award card) must be shown to the examiner at the time of the re-certification. Failure to provide verification will prevent testing.Note: As required by the Ontario’s Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB), Standard First Aid award holders may recertify their SFA certification just once on a recertification course not more than three years from the SFA date of issue. To review SFA certifications subsequently, award holders may renew by alternating recertifications and original courses. Holders of SFA certifications form other agencies may not recertify their certification on a Lifesaving Society recertification course.
Location Days Time BarcodeAlan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Sunday September 13
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
381926
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Adult ProgramsAdult Learn To Swim Fee: $90.55 / 10 WeeksTo develop or increase comfort in the water through basic floatation, movement and breathing skills and to foster the basic knowledge and skill to survive in and around the water.
Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Centre
Tuesday September 29 to December 1
7:45 to 8:30 PM
381976
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday September 28 to December 7
7:00 to 7:45 PM
380631
Adult Swim Strokes & Fitness Fee: $90.55 / 10 WeeksA program designed for adults that would like to maintain or increase their personal fitness level through stroke improvement in a distance swimming setting; to introduce other forms of aquatic fitness activities and/or enhance water safety knowledge and skills relevant to the student.
Location Days Time BarcodeCourtice Community Centre
Tuesday September 29 to December 1
7:45 to 8:30 PM
381977
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Monday September 28 to December 7
7:00 to 7:45 PM
380632
No Classes October 12 (Thanksgiving)
PAR-Q & You Self Assessment
All participants must assess their medical history by reviewing the Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q) prior to participation in any aquatic/fitness program. If you answer “yes” to any questions on the PAR-Q, please see your physician to help you determine your suitability for participating. Expectant mothers need to discuss the PARmed-X for Pregnancy form (available at any recreation facility) with their doctor. This will help ensure optimum health and safety during this special time.
Before you select a Physical Activity
To ensure you have a positive healthy experience, consult with your personal Physician for advice before increasing your physical activity if you answer yes to any of the following questions:
1. Has your doctor ever said that you have a heart condition and that you should only do physical activity recommended by a doctor?
2. Do you feel pain in your chest when you do physical activity?3. In the past month, have you had chest pain when you were not doing physical activity?4. Do you lose balance because of dizziness or do you ever lose consciousness?5. Do you have a bone or joint problem that could be made worse by change in your physical
activity?6. Is your doctor currently prescribing drugs (for example, water pills) for your blood pressure or
heart condition?7. Do you know of any other reason why you should not do physical activity?
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Aquafit 12 Week SessionRegistration Must Be In Person
Fee: 1X Per Week $85.00 / 2X Per Week $170.00 / 3X Per Week $246.63 / Drop-In $8.76*
*Note: Drop-in’s will only be permitted where space is available - please call ahead
Seniors / Youth 50% Off
Fees do not include applicable taxes.
Location Class Day Date Time BarcodeAlan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre905-623-3392
Aquafit - General Monday September 28 to December 21 9:00 - 10:00 AM 381676Tuesday September 29 to December 15 9:00 - 10:00 AM 381677Thursday October 1 to December 17 9:00 - 10:00 AM 381678
Tri-Aquafit Wednesday September 30 to December 16 7:00 - 8:00 PM 381686Courtice Community Complex
Aquafit - General Monday September 28 to December 21 9:00 - 10:00 AM 381679Wednesday September 30 to December 16 9:00 - 10:00 AM 381680Thursday October 1 to December 17 8:30 - 9:30 PM 381681Friday October 2 to December 18 9:00 - 10:00 AM 381682
Nice & Easy Monday September 28 to December 21 1:00 - 2:00 PM 381687Tri-Aquafit Monday September 28 to December 21 7:15 - 8:15 PM 381685
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
Aquafit - General Tuesday September 29 to December 15 7:15 - 8:15 PM 381683Thursday October 1 to December 17 7:15 - 8:15 PM 381684
Aquajog & Deep Water
Friday October 2 to December 18 9:00 - 10:00 AM 381726
Shallow Water Monday September 28 to December 21 1:30 - 2:30 PM 381727Wednesday September 30 to December 16 9:00 - 10:00 AM 381728
No Classes Monday October 12 (Thanksgiving)
Descriptions Aquafit - GeneralAn excellent in water fitness class for all age groups of swimmers and non swimmers alike. You will be lead through a series of exercises for flexibility, muscular strength, cardiovascular health and stretching. Exercise in water relieves stress on joints and provides a more effective work as you work against the resistance of the water.
Aquajog and Deep Water AquafitClasses are held in deep water, eliminating any impact on your joints, using floatation belts for added support. Deep water and aquajog classes are ideal for developing core strength, balance, stamina and enhancing cross training. This class is suitable for all fitness levels. Participants are encouraged to work at their own pace.
Nice and EasyThis program is geared to adults who are experiencing joint pain or swelling of joints or other mobility restrictions. It will help improve range of motion and mobility. Participants are encouraged to work at their own pace.
Shallow Water AquafitWorkouts will focus on cardio training, strengthening, stretching and toning in shallow or chest deep water. A variety of equipment will be used to enhance the program and encourage increased stamina. Program suitable for all fitness levels and swimming abilities.
Tri Aqua FitThis program is designed to raise awareness of the sport of water fitness and benefits for the cross trained athlete. Suited for participants looking for a challenge; water fitness and aquatic sports conditioning can help you to achieve a high performance level, while protecting your joints and ligaments. Jogging, cycling and swimming with fins are just some of the techniques that will be used to enhance your stamina, strengthen core, cardiovascular health and overall endurance.
Aqua fit participants - Please review the par-q & you Self assessment on previous page
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Pool & Skate Admission & Membership Fee Information
Swim / Skate MembershipCourtice Community Complex, Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre and
Newcastle & District Recreation ComplexPay-Go 10 Ticket 3 Months Annual
Adult $3.76 $33.84 $64.15 $168.81Youth 4-17 yrs $3.00 $27.00 $32.08 $84.41Post Secondary N/A N/A $48.10 $126.61Senior 65+ $3.00 $27.00 $32.08 $84.41Group* $9.51 $85.59 N/A N/AFamily* N/A N/A N/A $314.89
Family & Group* rates include a maximum of 5 people, including a maximum of 2 adults. Preschool children (3 years and younger) are admitted free when accompanied by a participating adult or guardian 14 years of age or older. For Family memberships, family members must live in same household. NOTE: Non-residents add 10% surcharge to their membership rates. Plus taxes where applicable.
Program fees do NOT include applicable taxes
PLEASE NOTE: All Memberships are non-transferable and non-refundable. GIFT CERTIFICATES are non-refundable. A pre-authorized payment (P.A.P.) plan is available on all Annual Memberships.
Admission Standards For Public PoolsTo ensure the safety and enjoyment of children using the facility during public and family swims, the following admission standards are in place.Supervision/Ratio requirements will be strictly upheld.
Age Admission Requirements
Supervision/Ratio Requirements (Child:Caregiver)
Wristband Additional Information
5 years and under Always accompanied* 2:1 If any children in the group are 5 yrs & under, a ratio of 2:1 for your group, regardless of age, is required.
6 to 9 years cannot pass swim test
Always accompanied* 4:1
6 and 7 yearsPass swim test
Guardian must remain in the pool
Red Children must complete the swim test each time. Parent or guardian must remain in the pool.
8 and 9 yearsPass the swim test
No supervision required
Blue Children who complete the swim test will receive a facility swim test card.
10 yrs + No supervision required
Blue For swim test
only
Children will be required to pass the facility swim test in order to swim in the deep end and use the slide at the Courtice Community Complex.
* Always Accompanied: Must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, who is at least 14 years of age and is responsible for their direct supervision.Caregiver must be in bathing attire, and within arms reach of the child/children at all times, both in and out of the water.Guardians or group leaders: Must be at least 14 years of age, and are responsible for the children in their care while in the facility and must directly supervise (in the water) the children at all times.Facility Swim Test CriteriaTo successfully pass the swim test, individuals must swim continuously on their front, 2 widths of the pool in a comfortable manner. Face/head must submerge and body must stay near horizontal during the test.
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Things You Should Know To Make Your Swim Enjoyable
Admission Standards for Public Pools – Admission standards are in affect for all recreational swims.
Appropriate Bathing Attire – All participants using the pool/whirlpool/sauna are required to wear gender appropriate bathing attire. Undergarments, cut-offs, t-shirts, jean shorts, and other street clothes are not permitted. Shoes are not permitted on the deck or in the shower area. Patrons wearing street clothes are welcome to watch from the viewing area.
Change Room Policy: The Family Change Room is intended for the following use:
- Children aged 4 and over accompanied by an opposite gender parent/guardian- Families who wish to remain together- Individuals with special needs who require additional space or who are accompanied by an
opposite gender support workerAll other users are asked to use gender specific change rooms.
Infants & Small Children – Infants & small children cannot be left unattended on the pool deck. Car seats and strollers must be left in the change rooms or other designated areas. Children who are not toilet-trained are required to wear snug fitting plastic pants or a swim/pool diaper under suitable bathing suits. Regular diapers are not permitted.
Recreational Swimming – Swim hours may be changed due to special events, maintenance or other unforeseen circumstances. Changes to the schedule will be posted one week prior to the change, wherever possible. Unscheduled service disruptions can be found on line at www.
clarington.net or by contacting any of our recreation facilities.
Slide & Deep End Use - Individuals wishing to use the slide at the Newcastle & District Recreation Complex must meet a height requirement of 48”. At the Courtice Community Complex, slide users must successfully complete the facility swim test. Swimmers under 16 years of age wishing to use the deep end are required to complete the facility swim test at all pools.
Sauna & Whirlpool Use – Individuals wishing to use the sauna and/or whirlpool must be 18 years of age or older. Infants and children are not permitted to wait in the area while parents or guardians use the sauna or whirlpool.
Cameras, Video Equipment and Cell phones – The use of all cell phones and picture-taking equipment is prohibited in all change rooms, washrooms and on pool deck. Picture taking is only permitted from the viewing area. We do ask that anyone wishing to take pictures obtains permission from the reception staff. This is to respect the privacy and safety of all patrons.
Please make everyone’s swim an enjoyable experience and help prevent pool foulings by feeding your children after swimming or at least one hour before. Have your child use the washroom facilities prior to entering the pool and as needed throughout your swim to prevent accidents.
Swim Type Swim DescriptionsAdult 18 years of age and older. 2 lanes for lengths swimming plus 1 open lane for exercising.Adult / Lane Swim 2 lanes for lengths swimming, 1 open lane. Youth may attend to swim lengths only.Lane All ages. Slow, Medium, Fast lanes. All swimmers must be continuously swimming lengths.Public All ages. Slide open during specified swims only. Please see admissions criteria for guidelines. Swim test required
by youth for use of slide and to swim in deep end.Public / Lane Swim Pool shared between public and lane swimmers. Recreational swim space will be a minimum of 3 lanes. Swim fins
and hand paddles not permitted.Special Needs Swim Recreational Swim open to people with physical and/or developmental disabilities with their caregiver; caregivers
attend free of charge.
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Day Type Time Type Time Type TimeMonday Lane 6:00 to 7:30 AM Public / Lane 10:40 to 11:30 AM
(tot pool until 12 PM) Public / Lane 7:00 to 8:30 AM
Public / Lane 7:30 to 8:50 AMAdult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Public / Lane 10:30 to 11:30 AMPublic 10:30 to 11:30 AM
Adult / Lane 8:30 to 9:30 PM Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PMLane 8:30 to 9:30 PM
Tuesday Adult / Lane 7:30 to 8:50 AM Lane 6:30 to 7:30 AM Public / Lane 7:00 to 8:30 AMPublic / Lane 10:30 to 11:30 AM
(tot pool until 12 PM)Adult / Lane 7:30 to 8:45 AM Public / Lane 10:30 to 11:30 AM
Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PMPublic / Lane 10:30 to 11:30 AM
(tot pool until 12 PM) Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM Adult / Lane 8:30 to 9:30 PM
Public / Lane 1:00 to 2:00 PM (tot pool open)
Adult / Lane 8:30 to 9:30 PM
Wednesday Lane 6:00 to 7:30 AM Adult / Lane 7:15 to 8:45 AM Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PMPublic / Lane 7:30 to 8:50 AM Public / Lane 10:30 to 11:30 AM
(tot pool until 12 PM)Adult / Lane 8:15 to 9:30 PM
Public 10:30 to 11:30 AMAdult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PMAdult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PMSpecial Needs 1:15 to 2:15 PMAdult 8:30 to 9:30 PMPublic 6:45 to 8:15 PM *Lane 8:30 to 9:30 PM
Thursday Adult / Lane 7:30 to 8:50 AM Lane 6:30 to 7:30 AM Public / Lane 7:00 to 8:30 AMPublic / Lane 10:30 to 11:30 AM
(tot pool until 12 PM)Adult / Lane 7:30 to 8:45 AM Public / Lane 10:30 to 11:30 AM
Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PMPublic / Lane 10:40 to 11:30 PM
(tot pool until 12 PM)Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Public 7:00 to 8:30 PM * Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PMAdult / Lane 7:15 to 8:30 PM
Adult / Lane 8:30 to 9:30 PM
Friday Lane 6:00 to 7:30 AM Adult / Lane 7:15 to 8:45 AM Public / Lane 10:30 to 11:30 AMPublic / Lane 7:30 to 8:50 AM Public / Lane 10:30 to 11:30 AM
(tot pool until 12 PM)Adult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Public 10:30 to 11:30 AMAdult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Public 7:00 to 8:30 PMAdult / Lane 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Public 1:00 to 2:00 PM (tot pool open)
Lane 8:30 to 9:30 PM
Adult / Lane 6:45 to 8:30 PM
Public 7:00 to 9:00 PM *
Saturday Public 2:30 to 4:00 PM * Public 2:00 to 4:00 PM * Adult / Lane 10:30 AM to 12:00 PMPublic 6:30 to 8:00 PM * Public 6:30 to 8:30 PM * Public 12:30 to 2:30 PM
Adult / Lane 6:30 to 8:30 PMSunday Public 2:30 to 4:00 PM * Public 2:00 to 4:00 PM * Adult / Lane 9:00 to 10:30 AM
Adult / Lane 6:15 to 8:00 PM Adult / Lane 6:30 to 8:30 PM Public 10:30 AM to 12:00 PMAdult 6:30 to 8:30 PM
*indicates times when slide is open for use. Schedule Effective September 8, 2015 to January 3, 2016.
Note: Schedule are subject to change. Please visit facilities or www.clarington.net for a list of cancellations. Please Note: Whirlpool and Sauna close 15 minutes prior to the closure of the building.
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The Clarington Older Adult Association has been providing opportunities to enhance the quality of life by promoting the health and happiness of older adults.
The Clarington Beech Centre26 Beech Street, Bowmanville 905-697-2856
Tuesday LunchJoin us for lunch at the Beech Centre every Tuesday at 12 pm Includes: juice, salad, main course, bread, dessert, tea or coffee.$8.05 members / $11.40 non-members
Please purchase your weekly lunch ticket before Friday at 4 pm. This helps staff and volunteers with planning and preparation.
No lunch Sept 1, Sept 8, Oct 13, Dec 29
VolunteersAlways wanted and appreciated
If you are interested in giving back to your community by volunteering at the COAA,
please contact us at 905-697-2856 or [email protected]
Positions are available for all commitment levels and no experience is ever required.
Training and support is always available. Kitchen helpers, assistants for events and fundraisers, poster distribution,
reception and café attendants, van drivers, maintenance and facility helpers.
The list goes on and on...
“Wheels in Action” Transportation is always available to and from COAA events and programs Please contact Sharon at 905-697-2856 or [email protected]. Advance notice is required.
‘Fun’draising Golf Tournament$80 per person includes 18 holes of golf at Bowmanville Golf and Country Club, lunch on the course, dinner at the Beech Centre, prize and charitable receipt for $20.Wednesday September 16, Shot gun start at 9 am Dinner only tickets available $18 per person
Open MicJoin us for a great afternoon of talent. Sing, dance or just come on out to enjoy the entertainment. Sunday September 20 & Sunday November 22 ,1pm to 4 pm Free - Open to all!
Euchre ExtravaganzaIncludes 12 games of cards, dinner and prizes. Advanced tickets are required.Saturday September 26 & Saturday November 14, 3 pm $10 per person
The COAA theatre group presents “Call Me David”“Call Me David” is a hilarious comedy about mistaken identity written by our very own Tom Kelly. Two friends both named Dave find themselves in awkward circumstances due to lack of proper communication. “Call Me David” will have the audience rolling in the aisles!Saturday October 17, 7 pm$5 members / $7 non-members. Refreshments will be served.
Halloween Costume Party LuncheonPrizes for all who dress up!Tuesday October 27, 12 pm $8.05 members / $11.40 non-members
For a complete listing of programs, courses and events please visit: www.claringtonolderadults.ca or contact 905-697-2856 or [email protected]
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Tired of the Stair Climbing? Looking for the best workout that will challenge your mind and body? Real Fitness Kickboxing is the answer.
Experience it for yourself –Real Fitness Kickboxing is an intense, fat burning, heart pumping, muscle toning cardio workout. It increases physical stamina, muscle strength, flexibility and coordination. It is a challenging, exciting and fun workout.
Kickboxing combines martial arts moves with cardio and boxing. It is fast paced, challenging and never boring. It is a workout that benefits your mind, body and spirit.
Our focus is on Real Fitness. Whether your ultimate goal is to be in the best shape of your life, or supplement your current plan, training in Real Fitness Kickboxing is the path to reaching YOUR Goals!
It is a secret, pure war art coming from South China and combines defence and neutralization of the enemy using the smallest possible energy. It revealed to the Western World through Bruce Lee.
Sifu David Galloway is a direct student of Sigung Gary Lam and brought the Gary Lam Wing Chun System to Bowmanville in 2007. He is specially trained by the Grandmaster in Los Angeles California.
It is suitable for everyone because it is the only war art in the world that has been designed from a woman while she was searching for a better and a smarter way to stand up to bigger and stronger opponents. It does not need you to have strength because you use the opponent's strength and your mind.
Little Warriors combines Street Safety, Discipline, Self Defense, Fitness, and Martial Arts to provide Life Skills Training for children ages Four through Six. Small class sizes, so limited spots available.
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905.623.2734www.ClaringtonMuseums.com
New Exhibit on NOW!
Join Clarington Museums in celebrating 2015 as the Year of Sport in Canada, explore Clarington’s connection to the Pan Am Games, and connect with sports heroes past and present.
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Clarington Remembers: Stories from WWI & WWIINow through December 2015The year 2014 marked the 100th anniversary of the beginning of World War I and the 75th anniversary of the beginning of World War II. Many Canadian men and women made the ultimate sacrifice by giving their lives for their country over the span of both world wars. Clarington residents were no exception, signing up and shipping off to Europe, leaving their friends and families at home.Join us at Clarington Museums as we tell the stories of the men, women and children from Clarington who made contributions to the wars both overseas and on the home front. We encourage you to bring in your own stories and remembrances as we commemorate the efforts our citizens and ancestors made to the war efforts.
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Bowmanville Museum
UPCOMING EVENTSOrono FairThursday September 10 to Sunday September 13Stop by the Clarington Museums and Archives’ Orono Fair tent to learn more about history and culture in your own backyard. Take part in a heritage activity and say hello to the team!See www.oronofair.com for more details including admissions.
Spirit WalksEvery Wednesday, Thursday and Friday night in October.7:00 PM to 9:00 PMExperience a ghostly walking
tour of historic downtown Bowmanville hearing local accounts of otherwordly experiences! Advance ticket purchase required. $10.00 per person or $9.00 per person for groups of 6 or more (ask about member’s discounts!). Purchase tickets by visiting the Sarah Jane Williams Heritage Centre at 62 Temperance Street, Bowmanville or calling 905-623-2734
Pumpkin BeeSaturday October 2411:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Clarke MuseumAt Clarington Museums, we continue this tradition from the 1800’s where settlers would gather in Kirby, Ontario for
a Pumpkin Bee. It was a day to celebrate the pumpkin, which was a food staple for the pioneer. Decorate a pumpkin, create pumpkin crafts, have your face painted and enjoy toasty warm refreshments. $5.00 per person or $18.00 for families of up to 5 people (ask about member’s discounts!).
THE ARCHIVES Are you interested in researching your Clarington ancestors? Have questions about a local historical event?The archives collection includes documents, deeds, letters, family histories, old newspapers, photographs and rare local history books.Many resources are unique to the Clarington Museums. To book an appointment please contact Charles at 905-623-2734 [email protected]
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143 Simpson Avenue, BowmanvillePhone: 905-623-5831
Fax: 905-623-0276
Email: [email protected] Website: www.vac.ca
KIDS PROGRAMSKids Art Adventure (Ages 5+) 4 weeks 2 SessionsSession 1: Saturday 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM September 26 - October 17 Session 2: Saturday 10:00 AM -12:00 PM October 24 - November 14 $45 Members/ $65 Non-membersTake a journey of creativity. Learn to tell stories and describe the world we live in by drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture. Use acrylics, watercolours and our printing press. All materials included. Just bring your imagination. Instructor: Todd Tremeer Supervision and activities will be provided from 12:00 to 1:00 for kids wishing to stay for both classes
Pottery for Kids (Ages 5+) 4 weeks 2 Sessions Session 1: Saturday 1:00 - 3:00 PMSeptember 26 - October 17 Session 2: Saturday 1:00 - 3:00 PMOctober 24 - November 14 $50 Members/ $70 Non-membersYour child will learn how to build and glaze (colour) small functional and sculptural vessels. Come and create a masterpiece together! All materials included. Instructor: Lindsay Anderson Supervision and activities will be provided from 12:00 to 1:00 for kids wishing to stay for both classes
BIRTHDAY PARTIESThe Visual Arts centre is pleased to offer this opportunity to members with a Family membership. Parties can be booked for groups of up to 12 children. You provide the refreshments and we provide an artist to instruct the children in a craft or art projects. Classes are 2 hours, but refreshments can be served for up to 1 hour afterwards. Parties must be organized around our other classes so we try our best to accommodate your group. It is a good idea to book your party early. Price is $180.
ADULT PROGRAMSWatercolour Painting (4 weeks - 2 Sessions)Tuesdays 11:00 AM to 2:00 PMSession 1: September 22 to October 13Session 2: October 20 to November 10$65 members/ $90 non-membersThis course is guided by an experienced teacher for all levels. Learn how to paint transparentwatercolours with glowing light. Traditional watercolour technique will be taught with impressionistic style through basic drawing, colour mixing and composition. Enjoy yourself in a positive, encouraging atmosphere. You supply your own materials. A list is given upon registration. Instructor: Hi-Sook Barker
NEW! Beginner Throwing (8 weeks)Tuesdays 1:00 to 4:00 PMTuesdays 6:00 to 9:00 PMSeptember 22 to November 10$185 members/$210 non-membersBeginner’s Throwing: Forget “Ghost”! Come & try raising some clay off the wheel yourself … by the time the classes are done you’ll have pots to share. If you’re unsure of yourself and would like a refresher, this is also the class for you! Instructor: Susan McDonald
NEW! Drawing and Painting From Observation (4 weeks - 2 Sessions)Tuesdays 6:00 - 9:00 PMSession 1: September 22 to October 13Session 2: October 20 to November 10$65 members/$90 non-membersA good introduction for anyone new to oils, acrylics or learning to draw.... Learn to draw objects and the spaces in front of you. Capture perspective with accuracy. Compose bettercompositions; measure and compare angles, shapes and proportion. Instructor: Todd TremeerWeek 1 to 2 interiors & objects, drawing pencil/ charcoal (materials supplied)Week 3 to 4 still life painting in oil or acrylicsMaterials: Bring your own oils or acrylics and brushes. Suggested: 1 canvas. 9x12 inches.
NEW! Beginner Wheel ThrowingMornings (8 weeks)Wednesdays 10:00 AM to 1:00 PMSeptember 23 to November 11$185 members, $210 non-membersBeginner’s Throwing: Forget “Ghost”! Come & try raising some clay off the wheel yourself … by the time the classes are done you’ll have pots to share. If you’re unsure of yourself and would like a refresher, this is also the class for you! Instructor: Susan McDonald
NEW! Decorating and Transforming Clay (8 weeks)Wednesdays 2:00 - 4:00 PMSeptember 23 - November 11$85 members, $110 non-membersDecorating and Transforming Clay: In this class we will work with a variety of methods to enhance the look of your work – we’ll make stamps, make transfers, use slips, carve, etc. The class is suitable for more experienced students, but if a beginner is interested s/he can just work with clay slabs to experience the techniques. Instructor: Susan McDonald
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NEW! Painting From Photographs (4 weeks 2 Sessions)Wednesdays 6:00 - 9:00 PMSession 1: September 23 to October 14Session 2: October 21st - November 11$65 members/$90 non-membersWeek 1: Learn how artists have used photographs, projections and other tracing devices to “capture” an image over the past 500 years. Focus/ Demonstrations: photo-collage and 2-3 different photo-transfer techniques; try drawing with the aid of a camera lucida; make a short sketch of real objects using a view-finder. Discuss project ideas for following weeks. What makes a good reference photo?Materials: pencil, paper etc (supplied by VAC)Week 2: Bring photocopies of your own choosing from home, transfer the photographs onto your canvas, compose a new image through photographic source material.Composition/ under-drawing/ under-painting stage: a your painting by selecting key elements from selected photos. Materials: 16 x 20 inch canvas, oil or acrylic paint, brushes, pencils etc.Week 3: Main painting stage: “Using colour” the colour of things versus the colour of light and shade.Week 4: Glazing and over-painting. Instructor: Todd Tremeer
NEW! Intermediate WheelThrowing – Evenings (8 weeks)Wednesdays 6:00 - 9:00September 23 to November 11$185 members, $210 non-membersThis class is for people who have some experience working with clay, would like to hone their skills and learn some new techniques. We’ll work on throwing platters, enclosed forms, lidded pieces, etc. Instructor: Susan McDonald
Acrylic Abstract Painting (4 weeks 2 Sessions)Thursdays 11:00 AM to 2:00 PMSession 1: September 24 to October 15Session 2: October 22 to November 12$65 members/$90 non-membersThis course offers a fun and intensive experience to practice different techniques for developing original abstract art. Appropriate for all levels of students. (Supply list will be provided upon registration) Instructor: Marissa Sweet
NEW! Pottery Open Studio (all year)Thursdays, 1:00 to 4:00 PMSeptember 24 to December 17$175 annual flat fee for access to any Open Pottery StudioThis time slot for is for anyone looking to explore pottery. It is great if you are new to working with clay or just looking to work independently. An instructor will be on hand to answer questions and provide guidance when needed. Sleeves of clay are not included in the course fee and must be purchased from the VAC. Pieces created with clay not purchased from the VAC will not be fired. Instructor:Lindsay Anderson
NEW! Hand building (4 weeks 2 Sessions)Thursdays 6:00 to 9:00 PMSession 1: September 24 to October 15Session 2: October 22 to November 12$85 members/$110 non-membersThis course offers a fun and intensive experience to practice different hand building techniques to develop both functional and non-functional pottery. Appropriate for all levels of students. Instructor: Lindsay Anderson
Oil Landscape PaintingThursdays 6:30 to 9:30 PMSeptember 24 to November 12$130 members/ $155 non-membersPainting demonstration from start to finish will take place, with participants watching and following along. Improvisation is welcome. A painting well on its way or nearly finished will take two classes. Come ready to paint with a canvas, oil paints, bristle brushes, odorless mineral spirits, brush cleaner can, sketchbook (material list available at the VAC). You supply your own materials. Instructor: Lucy Manley
Uninstructed Life DrawingSundays, 11:00 to 2:00 PMSeptember 20 to December 13$55/4 week pre-pay or $15/week (pay as you go)This is a time slot for artists looking to work with a model. Come in and draw or paint independently and work alongside other artists. This is for VAC members only.
NEW! Don’t see a class that suits your schedule or interests? We can customize a class for you. Contact Dionne [email protected] and she can organize a specialized class time slot and instructor for the medium you are interested in. Minimum of 4 participants required.
EXHIBITIONSClarington TakenShow open - August 30 to October 4Opening reception August 30 2:00 to 4:00 PM
35th Annual Juried Art ExhibitionShow open - October 18 to November 8Opening reception October 18 - 2:00 to 4:00 PM
100 Small Paintings Show and SaleShow open - November 20 to December 13Opening reception November 20 - 2:00 to 4:00 PM
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7:00PM to 9:00PM
Orono Arena
September 15, 2015
September 17, 2015
September 21, 2015
ProgramsCanskate – A learn to skate program for ages 3 and up that
involves teaching and mastering strong basic
skills to prepare skaters for all ice sports - hockey, ringette,
speed skating and figure skating. On a fun 50 minute session,
our professional coaches provide on-ice delivery focusing on
continuous movement to increase practice opportunities and
rate of skill acquisition. (1 or 2 day sessions available)
Starskate – For skaters looking at continuing skating beyond
learning to skate. The program covers more advanced
skating skills, dance, freeskate and interpretive. Very
competitive rates with up to five day memberships.
For more information visit our websitewww.oronofsc.com
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Banquet & Meeting Room FacilitiesGarnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex 2440 Highway 2, Bowmanville 905-623-5728Amenities:
• Banquet and meeting facilities • Air conditioned • Accommodates 350 people for dinner • 6,000 square foot hall dividable into two sections for smaller events • Accessible• Wireless Internet
South Courtice Arena1595 Prestonvale Road, Courtice 905-435-1061Amenities:
• Meeting facility only• Air conditioned • 4 meeting rooms available • Accessible, with elevator to second floor • Rooms expandable and dividable to fit various sized groups• Wireless Internet
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex1780 Rudell Road, Newcastle 905-987-5667Amenities:
• Meeting facility only • Air conditioned • 4 meeting rooms available• Accessible • One room expandable and dividable to fit various sized groups• Wireless Internet
Banquet Rental Rates and Fees (taxes extra)Garnet B. Rickard Recreation ComplexMonday to Sunday Full Hall Half HallLicensed * Resident $972.77 $541.01Non-Licensed Resident $603.71 $373.97Licensed * Community Group
$874.98 $486.91Non-Licensed Community Group$603.71 $336.88
* Licensed event rates include pop, orange juice, ice and plastic glasses.
Meeting Room Rate: $38.63/hour plus taxesBowmanville Indoor Soccer/Lacrosse Bowl; Newcastle & District Recreation Complex; South Courtice Arena & Garnet B. Rickard Recreational Complex only. Non-residents add 10% surcharge to their rates.
Additional Charges(Applicable to banquet facilities)
Kitchen Rental $119.51/eventBartenders $20.39 per hour, per bartender
(one bartender for every 100 guests)SOCAN Music with Dancing $59.17/event
without Dancing $29.56/event+ applicable taxes
Banquet facilities can be rented and licensed for alcohol service by obtaining a Special Occasion Permit. Permit applications are available at facilities or online at www.agco.on.ca. All bartending staff are fully trained and certified in the “Smart Serve” program.
Planning a Meeting?If you require a comfortable setting for your next meeting or small function, then South Courtice Arena, Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex and Newcastle & District Recreation Complex are the places for you. Our hourly and daily rates are reasonable and we provide the tables and chairs, set-up to your liking, TV, DVD, overhead projector, screen and flip charts – everything you need to make your next meeting a great success. To book your next meeting, please contact:
South Courtice Arena - 905-435-1061
Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex - 905-623-5728
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex - 905-987-5667
For detailed rental information please contact the the Garnet B. Rickard Complex at 905-623-5728 or the South Courtice Arena (meeting rooms only) at 905-435-1061 or the Newcastle & District Recreation Complex (meeting rooms only) at 905-987-5667.
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Facility Rental RatesFall and Winter Ice Rental Rates (Labour Day to June 30, 2016) at Darlington Sports Centre, Rickard Recreation Complex and South Courtice Arena. Arenas are available to rent on an annual basis, as well as for casual or one time use. Inquiries about available ice times: 905-435-1061 ext. 221
Rental Rates Available Times Adult YouthPrime Monday to Friday 5:00 to 11:00 PM
All day Saturday and Sunday$199.85 per hour $164.92 per hour
Non-prime Monday to Friday 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM
$150.57 per hour $111.33 per hour
Reduced Ice Rates After 11 PM $115.76 per hour $115.76 per hourTournament / Special Event Prime
Monday to Friday 5:00 to 11:00 PMAll day Saturday and Sunday
$199.85 / hour $164.92 per hour
Tournament / Special Event Non-prime
Monday to Friday 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM $150.57 per hour $111.33 per hour
Prices do not include applicable taxes Non-Residents add 10% surchargeOff Ice Training Space AvailableIf your team is looking for an off-ice space prior to your game or practice to warm up, please contact the South Courtice Arena or Rickard Recreation Complex for availability. COST $19.77 + tax / hour
Reduced Night Ice Rates AvailableWeeknight & weekend night time ice available September to March at select arenas. Call 905-404-1061 ext. 221 or 905-623-5728 ext. 622.Ask about reduced rate for rentals after 11:00 PM.
Bowmanville Indoor Soccer / Lacrosse BowlTo book this facility, please call the South Courtice Arena 905-435-1061 ext. 221
Indoor Soccer Hourly Rates (Prices do not include tax)Rental Type & Available Times Adult Youth Non-residentPrime Monday to Friday 5:00 to 11:00 PMAll day Saturday and Sunday
$182.16 per hour $152.44 per hour 10% surcharge on applicable rates
Non-PrimeMonday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
$149.96 per hour $110.29 per hour
Adult Drop-in Soccer16 years & over $7.00 per player (tax included)Players Note: Exact change required for drop-off box
Monday and Friday beginning October 13, 2015 3:00 to 4:30 PM
Birthday Parties
Book our Indoor Field or Lacrosse Bowl with a meeting room for your next special occasion. For details and availability call: 905-435-1061 ext. 221
Pool Rental Rates (Applicable taxes not included. Non-residents add 10% surcharge)
Al Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre
Courtice Community Complex Newcastle & District Recreation Complex
$141.85 per hour - 2 Guards $141.85 per hour (Pool only) - 2 Guards$160.49 per hour (Pool & Tot Pool) - 3 Guards$181.72 per hour (Pool & Slide) - 4 Guards$204.76 per hour (Pool, Slide & Tot Pools) 5 Guards
$141.85 per hour (Pool only) - 2 Guards$181.27 per hour (Pool & Tot Pool) - 4 Guards$181.72 per hour (Pool & Slide) - 4 Guards$226.75 per hour (Pool, Slide & Tot Pools) 6 GuardsRent a room for $38.63
If additional lifeguards are needed there will be an additional charge of $21.65 per hour for each
Gymnasium Rates (Applicable taxes not included. Non-residents add 10% surcharge)
Newcastle & District Recreation Complex South Courtice ArenaFull Gym Half Gym Full Gym
Adult $47.44 per hour $35.30 per hour $21.75 per hourYouth / Senior $33.96 per hour $22.81 per hour $16.13 per hour
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Skating SchedulesThe fees quoted are for municipally operated programs. Other public skating programs are available at the Newcastle Arena 905-987-4860 and the Orono Arena 905-983-5617. Please contact these arenas for information on dates and admission fees.
Parent & Tot (Tots 5 years & under) Cost: FreeChildren required to wear CSA approved helmet and full face cage. Only skate aids supplied by the CSD will be permitted on the ice during recreation skate programs.
Shinny Hockey (16 years & older)Cost: $6.20 - 10 Pass: $55.80Full hockey equipment strongly recommended. CSA approved helmets mandatory.
Shinny 55 (55 years and older) Cost: $4.42 10 Pass: $39.78Full hockey equipment strongly recommended. CSA approved helmets mandatory.
Skate 55 (55 years and older) Cost: Free
Public Skating - please refer to page 60 for Admission FeesCSA approved helmuts strongly recommended for all skaters and required for skaters 5 years and under.
Program Location Days & TImeParent & Tot Skate
No sticks or pucks allowed
Rickard Recreation Complex Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday - 10:00 to 10:50 AMWednesday 9:00 to 9:50 AM and 1:00 to 1:50 PM
South Courtice Arena Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday - 9:00 to 9:50 AMSunday - 10:30 to 11:20 AM
Newcastle Arena Tuesday - 10:00 AM to 12:00 PMParent & Tot Skate / Seniors Orono Arena Wednesday - 12:00 PM to 1:30 PMParent & Tot Stick & Puck
Rickard Recreation Complex Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday - 11:00 to 11:50 AMWednesday - 10:00 to 10:50 AM and 2:00 to 2:50 PM
South Courtice Arena Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10:00 to 10:50 AMSkate 55 Rickard Recreation Complex Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday - 12:00 to 12:50 PM
South Courtice Arena Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday - 12:30 AM to 1:20 PMNewcastle Arena Adult Tuesday - 12:00 to 1:30 PM
Shinny Hockey Rickard Recreation Complex Tuesday, Friday - 1:30 to 2:50 PMSouth Courtice Arena Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 11:00 AM to 12:20 PM
Shinny 55 South Courtice Arena Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - 1:30 to 2:50 PMFriday - 2:30 to 3:50 PM
Public Skating Rickard Recreation Complex Sunday - 1:30 to 3:15 PMSouth Courtice Arena Tuesday - 3:30 to 5:15 PM
Friday - 6:30 to 8:15 PMDarlington Sports Centre Saturday - 7:00 to 8:45 PM
Newcastle Arena Sunday - 1:30 to 3:00 PMOrono Arena Sunday - 1:00 to 2:30 PM
P.A. Day Skates Rickard Recreation Complex Friday November 27 - 1:30 to 3:20 PMSouth Courtice Arena Friday September 25 - 1:30 to 3:20 PM
Skating and Shinny Program Cancellations due to Special EventsRickard Recreation Complex South Courtice Arena Darlington Sports Centre
Friday October 16 all Parent & Tot; Skate 55 and Shinny ProgramsSunday October 18 Public Skates
Friday October 16 all Parent & Tot; Shinny; Skate 55 and Public Skating ProgramsSunday October 18 & November 29 Parent & Tot
Saturday October 17 Public Skate
NOTE: Rickard Recreation Complex and South Courtice Arena schedules begins September 8. Darlington Sports Centre schedule begins September 26, Orono Arena starts September 30, and Newcastle Arena starts October 6, 2015. This schedule is subject to change. Visit our website www.clarington.net to obtain a list of future changes or cancellations.
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Facility Sport Partners The Community Services Department is very proud of the working relationship that has been developed over the years with our various local community sport organizations. As the provider of many of the facilities, our Department looks to the community and the sport organizations for the development of programs and expertise through coaches and other volunteers, which form the partnership allowing the community to enjoy the variety of recreational activities here in Clarington.The relationship that exists between our staff and the members of these organizations is based on the mutual desire to provide the best recreation experience to our patrons and we would like to thank the following groups for their dedication to this pursuit.
Clarington Eagles Junior “C”Hockey ClubContact: Bill RollingPhone: 905-623-7070www.claringtoneagles.com• Junior C Hockey Team Ontario - Junior C Hockey
League
Clarington AAA ZoneContact: Rick MilesPhone: 905-243-1657www.claringtonaaatoros.com• AAA Boys Rep Teams; 8 - 17 yrs
Clarington Girls Hockey AssociationContact: Corrina Donaldsonwww.cgha.ca • Girls House and Rep Leagues; 6 - 21+ yrs
Clarington Minor Hockey AssociationContact: Gerry OwensPhone: 647-970-8676www.claringtontoros.comEmail: [email protected]• Novice to Midget (8-17 yrs) AE & AA and MD7
Clarington Swim ClubContact: Karen HillisPhone: 905-442-4636www.claringtonswimclub.caEmail: [email protected]• Year-round competitive swim club - all ages
Clarington Recreational Hockey LeagueContact: Tom LenehanPhone: 905-432-3001 Cell: 905-439-1587www.claringtonthunder.com• Recreational House League Teams• Mini Watts 4/5 year olds• Juvenile 6 - 19 yrs
Clarington Speed Skating Clubwww.claringtonspeedskating.ca• Recreational and Competitive Speed
Skating for youths
Bowmanville Figure Skating ClubContact: Chris MoorePhone: 905-435-0890www.bfsc.net• Competitive and non-competitive figure
skating• CanSkate Program (for beginners of all ages)
Darlington Soccer ClubContact: Kyle ElliottPhone: 905-623-7309 www.darlingtonsoccerclub.caEmail: [email protected]• Indoor and Outdoor Soccer• House and Rep Leagues; Boys, Girls
and Adult Teams
Clarington Green Gaels Jr. B Lacrosse Teamwww.greengaels.com• Box Lacrosse Team - Junior B League
Clarington Shamrox Junior C Lacrosse TeamContact: Paula KearnanPhone: 289-600-1406www.claringtonlacrosse.ca• Box Lacrosse Team - Junior C League
Clarington Minor Lacrosse AssociationContact: Paula KearnanPhone: 289-600-1406www.claringtonlacrosse.ca• Boys Box & Field Lacrosse; House and Rep
Leagues; 3 - 21 yrs• Girls Box Lacrosse; House and Rep Leagues;
10 - 21 yrs
Clarington Squash ClubContact: Tim JohnstonPhone: 905-244-0983www.claringtonsquashclub.com • Year-round recreational and competitive
squash club - all ages
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Community HallsBanquet and meeting room facilities are also available at various locations throughout the municipality at our Community Halls. Find the location and facility to meet your needs!
Community Halls Hall Address Contact Capacity PriceBowmanville Memorial Park Clubhouse
120 Liberty St. S.Bowmanville, L1C 2P4
Brigitte [email protected]
120 $325
Brownsdale Community Centre
2226 Golf Course Rd.Newcastle, L1B 1L9
905-987-4013 120 $275 www.brownsdalecommunitycentre.ca
Clarington Beech CentreHome of the Clarington Older Adult Association
26 Beech Ave.Bowmanville, L1C 3A2
Stella Riccio905-697-2856 ext. [email protected]
220 Varies depending on weekday or weekend rate/day or evening rate. Please contact.
Hampton Hall 5360 Old Scugog Rd.Hampton, L0B 1J0
Hampton Hall Bookings905-263-2341
125 Varies depending on weekday or weekend rate/day or evening rate. Please contact.
Haydon Hall 2503 Concession Rd. 8Haydon, L1C 3K2
Darren Judd905-263-4501
80 Newly renovated $150 non-members$75 refundable deposit upon booking
Kendal Community Centre
6742 Newtonville Rd.Kendal, L0A 1E0
Shirley [email protected]
150 Room $40; Room/Canteen $55; Kitchen $100; Gym/Canteen $300; 4 hrs max Gym/Canteen $100
Newcastle Community Hall
20 King Ave. W.Newcastle, L1B 1H7
Gabrielle Bell 905-987-3856
265 Varies depending on weekday or weekend rate/day or evening rate. Please contact:[email protected]
Newtonville Hall 21 Church St.Newtonville, L0A 1J0
Althea [email protected]
100 Please check our website: www.newtonville.ca for rates and information
Orono Arena & Community Centre
2 Princess St.Orono, L0B 1M0
Mike Pogue W: 905-983-5617C: [email protected]
260 Hall - $350 Bar - $50Kitchen - $150 dishes or $50 no dishes
Orono Town Hall 5315 Main St.Orono, L0B 1M0
Sharon McCartney 905-983-5911
150 $450 - weekend (Fri, Sat, Sun)$35/hr - weekday (Mon - Thurs, Sun)www.oronotownhall.caGail Stapleton
905-983-5244Solina Hall 1964 Concession Rd. 6
Solina, L0B 1J0Ron & Bev [email protected]
120 Hall with alcohol - $350 + $150 bartending + $200 safety deposit. Hall without alcohol - $225
Tyrone Hall 2716 Concession Rd. 7 Tyrone, L1C 3K6
Corinne Van de Grootevheen 905-263-4285
245 $300/rental on weekends + $100 for full kitchenPlease contact for more informationFacebook.com/tyronecommunitycentre
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WORKSHOPS
Pool TableGIRLS CLUB
MUSIC MADNESS
Ball Hockey
Events
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LEARN TO SKATE YOUTH AND ADULT POWERSKATING AND HOCKEY SKILLS HOCKEY FUNDAMENTALS AND TIPS FOR TOTS ADULT SAFE HOCKEY LEAGUE PA DAY AND CHRISTMAS
BREAK CAMPS ADULT INSTRUCTIONAL LEAGUE GIRLS ONLY POWERSKATING AND HOCKEY SKILLSLADIES ONLY BEGINNER HOCKEY SPRING BREAK CAMPS
VISIT WWW.ICESPORTS.COM/OSHAWA OR CALL 905-725-6951 FOR MORE DETAILS
‘The Firehouse’132 Church Street Bowmanville 905-623-6814
YouthCentre
The Firehouse Youth Centre is a supervised after school
FREE YOUTH PROGRAMMING
AND ACTIVITES for ages 12-19 years
Open four days a week!
Tuesday - Friday
3:00 - 8:00 PM A wide variety of opportunities for youth to engage in proactive programming and recreational opportunities. For more information and up to date event calendars, visit us on Facebook, the website or come in for a visit!
CONNECT WITH US!www.facebook.com/FirehouseYouthCentreTwitter @TheFHYC
Looking to volunteer? High School Students are welcome to register to complete their 40 hours of community service.
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Author Visits!
We’re hosting an author visit extravaganza this October!
Visit www.clarington-library.on.ca or drop by any branch for more
information and to register!
We acknowledge the generous support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Children’s
Frieda WishinskyCourtice Branch
Saturday, October 10th, 1:30 p.m.
Tim BeiserNewcastle Branch
Tuesday, October 13th, 1:30 p.m.
Marsha SkrypuchNewcastle Branch
Thursday, October 15th, 1:30 p.m.
Teens & Adults
Lesley LivingstonCourtice Branch
Tuesday, October 20th, 1:30 p.m.
Plum JohnsonBowmanville Branch
Thursday, October 22nd, 7:00 p.m.
Clarington Public LibraryExperience Community
Bowmanville Branch
905-623-7322 163 Church St.
Mon: 9-9Tue: 9-9
Wed: 9-9Thu: 9-9
Fri: 9-9Sat: 9-5
Sun: 12-5
Courtice Branch
905-404-0707 2950 Courtice Rd.
Mon: 10-8Tue: 10-8
Wed: 10-8Thu: 10-8
Fri: 10-6Sat: 10-5
Sun: 12-5
Newcastle Branch
905-987-4844 150 King Ave. E.
Mon: 1-9Tue: 10-9
Wed: 10-9Thu: 10-9
Fri: 1-6Sat: 10-5
Sun: 12-5
Orono Branch
905-983-5507 127 Church St.
Mon: 1-8Tue: 10-2
Wed: 1-8Thu: 10-2
Fri: 1-6Sat: 10-2
Sun: Closed
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Community DirectoryAmbulance/Fire/Police Call 911
Important NumbersLakeridge Health - Bowmanville 623-3331Bethesda House (Women’s Shelter) 623-6050COMRA (Marine Rescue) hh 576-0440Distress Centre Durham 433-1121
or 1-800-452-0688Durham Regional Police 579-1520Pinewood Centre (Addiction Services) 697-2746Poison Information Centre 1-800-268-9017
Municipality Of ClaringtonAdministration and General Inquiries 623-3379Animal Services 623-7651Bowmanville Indoor Soccer/Lacrosse Bowl 697-6263Alan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre 623-3392Communications and Tourism 623-3379Courtice Community Complex 404-1525Darlington Sports Centre 263-2906Emergency & Fire (Administration) 623-5126Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex 623-5728Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 987-5667Operations, Hampton 263-2291South Courtice Arena 435-1061Tourism Office 181 Liberty Street South 623-4356
4-HDurham East 4-H Association Brenda Metcalf 263-2250
ArenasDarlington Sports Centre 263-2906Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex 623-5728Newcastle Memorial Arena Bryan Wiltshire 987-4860Management Board Gord Lee 987-1899Orono Arena Mike Pogue 983-5617
905-244-2628South Courtice Arena 435-1061
Athletic AssociationsOrono Athletic Al Lagace 786-2197
Badminton ClubsBowmanville Chuck Prentice 434-6243Junior Ted Feather 404-0014
Baseball AssociationsClarington Baseball Association Sam Norwood
www.claringtonbaseball.ca
Clarington Girls Slo Pitch Liz Phillips 432-4517Courtice Parks Baseball/Softball Messages 436-1313Durham East Softball www.durhameastsoftball.comDurham East Softball - Adults www.desafunleague.caKendal Eagles Sr. Mark Foster 705-760-5382
BasketballClarington Basketball www.claringtonbasketball.net
CadetsBowmanville Sea Cadets #279. 623-1776Clarington Air Cadets 259-8070
Conservation AuthoritiesCentral Lake Ontario 579-0411Ganaraska Forest 885-8173Kawartha 705-328-2271
Figure Skating ClubsBowmanville Chris Moore 435-0890Orono Muriel Blaker 987-7297
FootballClarington Tigercats/Durham Knights Mary Stapleton
www.claringtontigercats.com
HockeyBoys/YouthClarington Eagles Junior C Hockey Club Bill Rolling 623-7070
www.claringtoneagles.com Clarington Recreational Hockey League 432-3001Clarington Minor Hockey Association (Toro’s) Gerry Owens 647-970-8676
[email protected] AAA Zone Rick Miles 905-243-1657Newcastle Minor Hockey [email protected]
www.newcastlestars.comOrono Hockey Al Lagace 786-2197Girls/WomenClarington Girls Hockey Assoc Corrina Donaldson
www.cgha.ca
MenBrooking Truckers Brent Mackay 263-2222Gerrits Orchard Seane Madge 289-240-0529Men’s Town League Dave Wright 623-2964
Newcastle Men’s League Tyler Robinson 261-9939Jamie Parry 914-1066
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Oldtimers Non-Contact League Jim Flood 579-0079Orono Hawks Myles Brandt 983-6152First Orono Oldtimers Gord Lowery 983-5840Solly’s Enterprise Tom Wright 623-3251Ultra Old Boys Bob Sheridan 623-3588
Karate ClubsClarington Wado Kai Robin Singh 434-6475Clarington Shotokan Karate Club Rob Whitehead 983-6292
LacrosseClarington Minor Lacrosse Association Paula Kearnan 289-600-1406Clarington Shamrox Junior C Paula Kearnan 289-600-1406 Green Gaels (Clarington) www.greengaels.com
Parks & Baseball Diamonds [email protected]
Pools - IndoorAlan Strike Aquatic & Squash Centre 623-3392Courtice Community Complex 404-1525Newcastle & District Recreation Complex 987-5667
Pools - Outdoor Orono Pool (Summer) 983-9448
Senior Clubs and ServicesSwing Bands of Clarington New Horizons Director-Fred Mildon 433-4445
Bookings-Hilary Baisley 697-7995Clarington Older Adult Assoc. 697-2856Community Care Sally Barrie 623-2261The Lakeshore New Horizons Band Linda Shewchuk 623-5927Tyrone Senior Citizens Doreen Ferguson 263-25194-T Club 983-5404
Ski ClubBrimacombe 983-5983
www.brimacombe.ca
Slo PitchBrooklin Ladies Fun League Tanya Haggerty 905-447-3994Slo-Pitch Ladies Sheila Roberts 623-4911
Snowmobile ClubLong Sault Ridge Runners Mike Moynes 623-7741
Soccer Darlington Soccer Assoc. Club Office 623-7309Courtice FC www.courticefc.com
623-7309Newcastle Colts www.newcastlecolts.caOrono Gord Lowery 983-5840Tyrone Peter Knowlton 263-8901
Speed Skating www.claringtonspeedskating.ca
SquashClarington Squash Club Tim Johnston 244-0983
SwimmingClarington Swim Club Karen Hillis 442-4636
Tai ChiTaoist Tai Chi www.taoist.org
TennisMunicipal Tennis Courts [email protected] Club (Bowmanville) Kem Majid 623-5247
VolleyballClarington Grizzlies Volleyball Club Nick DeFreitas
Clarington Ladies Volleyball League Lisa Flanagan 697-0638
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Academy Martial Arts ....................................................... 64
Aspen Springs Animal Hospital ..................................... 12
Averton Homes ................................................................... 65
Bowmanville Figure Skating Club ................................ 25
Bowmanville Gymnastics ................................................ 25
Brimacombe Ski .................................................................. 26
Canlan Ice Sports ................................................................ 76
de Taeye Designs ................................................................ 80
Durham Girls Choir ............................................................ 12
Durham Region Transit ..................................................... 21
Eclipse Performing Arts .................................................... 24
Great Beginnings Montessori School .......................... 25
Halminen Homes ................................................................ 39
Hoopers Jewellers .............................................................. 25
Kaitlin Group .......................................................Back Cover
Metroland Media ................................................................ 39
Neighbourhood Music Studio ....................................... 41
Ontario Power Generation (OPG) ................................. 28
Orono Figure Skating Club ............................................. 70
Orono Arena & Community Centre.............................. 25
Oshawa Storm Ringette ................................................... 39
Royal Service Real Estate ................................................. 25
Tim’s Party Centre ............................................................... 70
Theatre Dance Academy ...................Inside Front Cover
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