March Break hockey camp at Ted Reeve community arena in the Beach. Designed for girls and boys at the beginner and intermediate level ages 5-14. Goalie instruction is also available. A one hour Power Skating option is also available from 12 noon to 1 p.m. Full camp has three hours of daily ice which includes a 45 minute power skating component, plus puck skills and mini scrimmages. 

Instructional day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with additional supervsion from 4:15-5:15 p.m. available. Some partial week options available. Please email; hockeyfun@rogers.com for details.

FAQs

What can I bring into the event?

Full hockey equipment required and clothing for indoor gym (sweatpants and sweatshirt ). Please provide the following on a daily basis;  mini-sticks.

How can I contact the organizer with any questions?

Email us at; hockeyfun@rogers.com

What's the refund policy?

Refunds are only available if a program is cancelled. Credits are issued if someone notifies us in writing at lease 7 days prior to the first day of camp. Credits are available for 12 months after the original scheduled camp.

Is there late pickup?

Yes, regular pickup is from 4-4:15 p.m. Additional supervision can be provided from 4:15-5:15 p.m. for $15 per child/per day. Cash only, forms available at the sign in table each morning. Students will be picked up from the snack bar area after 4:15 p.m. Morning drop off is based on the age group (staggered) to distance our cohorts based on Covid-19 protocol.

What are the staff to students ratios?

6:1 on ice and 10:1 for off ice activities

Are snacks and lunch provided?

Families are responsible for providing snacks, fluids and lunch. Our hope is that the snack bar might be open. If Covid-19 protocols allow we will provide a pizza lunch on each Friday of camp.

What are the camp hours?

Our instructional day is from 9 - 4. Please see above for additional supervision times. Students receive 3 hours of ice per day. The remaining time is for two physical education periods, lunch, changing and a short hockey theory session.

Do students receive assistance getting changed?

Yes, staff are available to help students get changed before and after ice and also tie skates. Depending on updated Covid-19 protocols parents may be allowed to assist and often may dress their children in their lower body equipment (minus their skates) for the first ice session at 9 a.m. (Junior Fundamental students ages 5-8)

What Covid-19 safety procedures are in place for camp?

All staff are fully vaccinated and where their masks in the lunch and common areas and the dressing room along with a Face Shield. All campers 12 years of age and up must be double vaccinated to participate. It is highly recommended that campers 5-11 years of age take cart in the Covid-19 vaccination process.

Dressing room groups and cohorts are capped at 8, and we maintain 6 feet between seats in the dressing room and in our lunchrooms.

We stagger entry times to minimize the number of people in the foyer area. We have separate exit areas for our Junior and Senior groups for the same purpose.