Barrie Rec Guide, Spring/Summer 2020

Red Cross certified Levels 1-10

Two Pools for Ultimate Instruction

Northern Stars

Gymnastics Inc.

FUN FITNESS FUNDAMENTALS

SPRING ReGIStRatIoN

Girls and Boys 18 months - Teen

Recreational & Competitive Gymnastics

MaRCH

BReaK

CaMP

online

Registrations

www.northernstarsgymnastics.com

27 Hooper Road, Unit 9 • Barrie • 705-719-6461

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PLAY.BARRIE.CA / SPRING-SUMMER 2020 / 3

EGG-citing Spring Celebration

Saturday, April 11, 2020

Holly Community Centre

171 Mapleton Ave.

705-792-7925

10:00am - 12:00pm

• Open Family Games Room

• Spring Crafts

• Visit from the Easter Bunny

• And more!

East bayfield

Community Centre

80 Livingstone St. E.

705-739-4225

1:00pm - 3:00pm

Come join us for Easter Egg

decorating, fun at our craft

tables and take a picture at our

Easter Bunny photo booth!

EVERYONE’S FLIPPING AT THE KEMPETTES...

Trampoline & Tumbling Programs at All Levels

ON-LINe ReGISTRATION AVAILAbLe

Spring Registration Summer Registration

FebRUARY 18, 19 & 20

MAY 19, 20 & 21

4 - 8 pm

4 - 8 pm

FebRUARY 22, 11 - 1 pm

MAY 23, 11 - 1 pm

Session Runs

Session Runs

MARCH - JUNe

March break Camp

MARCH 16 - 20

Full & 1/2 Day Camps

come join us!

GYMNASTICS FOR ALL

6 Months & Up • Team, Preschool, Recreational Gymnastics

JULY - AUGUST

birthday Parties &

Room Rental

Contact the Main office

for Details!

Summer Camps

Full Day Camp

Morning OR Afternoon

Fall Registration

We are a non-profit organization providing high quality gymnastics in our Main gym and FlipSide facilities for over 50 years!

Barrie Kempettes Gymnastics Club

145 Welham Road Unit 6 & 7, barrie

705-726-0370 • www.barriekempettes.ca

AUGUST 25 & SePTeMbeR 1

11 - 1 pm & 4 - 8 pm

SePTeMbeR 8, 9 & 10

4 - 8 pm

SePTeMbeR 12

11 - 1 pm


Contents

Administration

Message from Mayor........................................................... 6

City Council / Boundary Maps.............................................. 7

Program Information............................................................ 8

How Do I Register................................................................ 9

Safer Spaces.......................................................................10

Programs

55+ Centres........................................................................11

Youth Centres.....................................................................16

Active Living....................................................................19

Fitness Centres...............................................................20

Camps & School Breaks..............................................29

Summer Camp Programs....................................................33

Creative Arts....................................................................43

Dance..................................................................................47

General Interest.............................................................53

Inclusion............................................................................58

Sports & Leagues...........................................................63

Swimming.........................................................................77

Swimming - Spring

Allandale Recreation Centre................................................84

East Bayfield Community Centre.........................................88

Holly Community Centre.....................................................94

Swimming - Summer

Allandale Recreation Centre................................................86

East Bayfield Community Centre.........................................90

Holly Community Centre.....................................................98

Swimming Certifications & Training..................103

Facilities..........................................................................110

Banquet Halls & Room Rental Info....................................110

Party Packages & Rentals..................................................128

Community Information

Parks Information..............................................................111

Municipal Service Telephone Directory...............................115

Barrie Transit Services / BACTS..........................................121

Recycling & Landfill...........................................................124

Barrie Public Library...........................................................129

Water Safety.....................................................................134

Register online at play.barrie.ca

Registration

Dates & Times

all spring/summer programs

Residents & Non-Residents

Locations

February 26 – 7am

Allandale Rec. Centre

190 Bayview Dr. L4N 4Y8 705-728-5141

East Bayfield C.C.

80 Livingstone St. E. L4M 6X9 705-739-4225

Holly C.C.

171 Mapleton Ave. L4N 8T6 705-792-7925

City Hall (8th Floor)

70 Collier St. L4M 4T5 705-739-4223

55+ Centre - Parkview

189 Blake St. L4M 1K5 705-737-0755

New programs are often added after Rec Guide

production, please go to play.barrie.ca for the

most recent guide and updated info.

55+ centres

Active Living

CAMPS

CREATIVE ARTS

dance

general

interest

INCLUSION

SPORTS &

LEAGUES

IMPORTANT NOTICE

The City of Barrie, Recreation & Culture Services reserves the right to withdraw, amend, change, postpone or combine any

programs, classes and/or courses that are listed in this Guide. We regret any inconvenience that this may cause. Please provide us

with your email address on the registration page so we may communicate important information directly to you.

SWIMMING


MESSAGE FROM THE

Start planning for longer days and rising temperatures with the City of Barrie’s Spring &

Summer Recreation Guide. Hundreds of affordably priced programs and courses are

right at your fingertips ready to help you get active and shake off those winter blues.

The City’s convenient, accessible recreation facilities and professional, certified staff are

ready to help you and your family pursue your recreation goals. Whether you are looking for

information on kids’ camps, a new fitness class, or maybe you want to work on your dance

moves before that wedding this summer, you can be sure to find a program to suit your needs

at a facility close to you.

So step away from your screens this season and take advantage of the variety of courses

and programs available right in your own backyard. I look forward to seeing you out on

the sports fields, on the trails and in our recreation facilities enjoying all that is available in

our community.

With Warm Regards,

Jeff Lehman

Mayor


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NORTHVIEW CRES.

HUNTINGTON

COUNTY ROAD No. 27

TOWN LINE ROAD

CLOUGHLEY DRIVE

SHERWOOD

CLOUGHLEY

MI LER

DRIVE

BENSON DRIVE

DRIVE

DUNLOP STREET WEST

HODGSON

COUNTY ROAD No. 27

WISMER AVENUE

COUNTY ROAD No. 90

FERNDALE DRIVE N.

LANG DR

EDGEHI L

RUFFET DRIVE

PRINGLE

DRIVE

LAMONT CRES.

PENVI L TRAIL

LIVINGSTONE

VANSI TART

HORSFIELD

KRAUS

SPROULE

TOWN LINE ROAD

KNU P

ROAD

PRINGLE DRIVE

BA TEAUX ST.

COUNTY ROAD No. 27

ROAD

FERNDALE

KRAUS ROAD

SUNDEW DRIVE

DELANEY

McCUTCHEON

DRIVE

PRINGLE DRIVE

CUNDLES

COLEMAN

REYNOLDS

KNU P

ARDAGH ROAD

MAPLETON AVE.

BATTEAUX ST.

McINTYRE DR..

BLACK ASH TRAIL

BLACK WI LOW DR.

MI LER

NORTH

DRIVE

RED OAK

LONGMAN GMAN

RU FET DR.

DRIVE

STR ET

WISEMAN

GRO S DR.

MCAVOY

DRIVE

McVEIGH DRIVE

SILVERCR EK CRES.

TON AVE.

WI LOW FERN DR.

SPRINGWOOD

COURT

LOGAN

PRINGLE DRIVE

ROAD

DR

DICKENS

BIRD STR ET

PINECLI F

V

BIRD ST.

WILDFLOWER CRT

MAILEY

REVELSTOKE

BA LISTON

A NE STR ET NORTH

N ELANDS

STR ET

GRASE T

BURNS CIRCLE

CARMAN CRT.

BIRD ST.

A SINIBOINE

FERNDALE

IMROSE

WE WE L ST. ST.

BROWNING

CHARLOTTE

JA GES DR. DR.

BROWNING

JA GES DR.

SPROULE DRIVE

GRAIHAWK DR.

WRIGHT DRIVE

LOUGH ED ROAD

GINGER DRIVE

PENTON DRIVE

NORTH

KIERLAND RD.

HA RISON CRES.

SUMMERSET

DRIVE

DUNNETT DR.

KELSEY CRES.

GRANT'S WAY

BU TERNUT

ORWE

LAIDLAW

SHAKESPE

WHITE

MARSE LUS DRIVE

HANMER

GORDON

FERNDALE INDUSTRIAL DRIVE

DUNLOP

FITZGERALD LANE

TI FIN STR ET

AUBURN CRT

OAKSIDE CRT.

STR ET

NEVA RD.

BROOK CRES

HO LY MEAD

COLUMBIA

DOWNING CRES.

GORE DR.

HAWKINS

CRESCENT

STR ET

CUNDLES ROAD WEST

LIVINGSTONE

CRESCENT

LETITIA

McCARTHY

NICHOLSON

DYKSTRA

SALEM ROAD

KOZLOV

CHRISTIE CHRISTIE

CU NINGH NINGH

STR ET

SU NIDALE

CU N DLES RD

RID5

SHAW CRES.

FORSYTH

FOX RUN

MI NG

FINLAY RD.

LI LIAN

CRESCENT

KEATS

LE NOX DRIVE

EAGLESTONE

A LSOP CRESCENT

CANARY

GROVE

CRESCENT

MARSELLUS DR.

MARSE LUS

CHAUCER

DRIVE

WE SEN

ROAD

HANMER

COLUMBIA R

FROST

DRIVE

HOOK

SUMM

BURKE

OAKRIDGE

LEACOCK

STR ET WEST

KOZLOV ST.

STAPLETON

HIGHWAY

McDOUGA L

McDOUGA UGA L

ATWOOD WOOD

SHE LEY

FOX RUN

GI BON

CRO S

PEARCEY

THACKERAY

FERNDALE DR NORTH

STR ET

NICHOLSON DRIVE

GIRDWOOD

E SA ROAD

NO. 26

SHORT

PINSENT

MILNE

E LIO T

CRESCENT

DRIVE

RICHLER

ENGEL CRES.

AVENUE

TWI S DR.

KEARSEY

CA LAGHAN

SHIRLEY

TEMPLETON

EDGEHI L

SARJEANT DRIVE

FERNDALE

WE SENGER DR

CRESCENT

HAWTHORNE

BAYFIELD

EMMS

DUVAL

HANMER ST. EAST

ENT4

FERNDALE DR S

6D

DRIVE

NORTH

GI BON DRIVE

CEDAR

CUTHBERT ST

FERNDALE

LAYTON

DRIVE

CRESCENT

C UM M

EMMS

STANLEY

TREVINO

CIRCLE

WILDWOOD

SRIGLEY ST.

HEATHER

S WO O D

CA LAWAY

CRT

STR ET

NOAM HILDERBRAND

LI LIAN

POWE L DR.

PARKER

VINE ST.

CRESCENT

KE RYDALE

ROAD

POINTE

TIFFIN STREET

BRUCKE RD.

PO RI T STR ET

WILDWOOD

SOUTH

DRIVE

CUNDLES

WESLEY

VESPRA

DYMENT

BISHOP DRIVE

GROUSE GLEN

E SA ROAD

SU NIDALE

ALEDA

SHIRLEY

CRAWFORD

ELIZABETH STREET

EDGEHI L

SNOWSHOE

BROWN

HIGHWAY

AVENUE

E SA ROAD

PALMER

DR.

COUPLES CRT.

STANLEY ST.

LIVINGSTONE ST. EAST

PA TERSON

STR ET

FERNDALE DRIVE

STR ET

HO LYHOLME

FARM ROAD

GOLFDALE

AVENUE

NO. 400

GEORGE

ARGYLE

PLAYER DR.

FARMINGDALE

BAYFIELD BAYFIELD

ASPEN

GLENWOOD

GLENWOOD

WE LINGTON

DONA

COULT

BROOKDALE DR.

WARNER RD.

CRESCENT

BROWN CRT

PLACE

BOAG CRT.

CA SANDRA

ARMY, NAVY AND

AIR FORCE DR

HIGHWAY

WILDWOOD TRAIL

MOON DRIVE

CITYVIEW

DRIVE

ROSEDALE

ROSEDALE

DUNLOP

PA TERSON RD.

MICHAEL CRES.

CUNDLES

PHEASANT

TOUCHE TE DR.

O'SHAUGHNE SY CRES.

NO. 4 0

QUANCE STR ET

MO ROW

REID DRIVE

HANMER ST. E.

WATSON DR.

SHIRE

REID DRIVE

MASTERS DR.

MONIQUE CRES.

NICOLE MARIE AVE.

E SA ROAD

VETERAN'S DRIVE

LEHURST

ROAD

DARCEL

HERMAN

ST VINCENT STR ET

MARGARET

CARDINAL STR ET

SPRINGDALE

SIMPSON ST.

LINDSAY CRT

AVENUE

GLEN OAK

CRESCENT

CO LETE

E SA ROAD

ZEHRS

CRESCENT

DAPHNE

3

CHESTNUT

FORESTVIEW PL.

LORENA

O'SHAUGHNE SY CRES.

E CLES

CARLTON

SU NIDALE

CHARLBROOK

STR ET

STR ET

DONALD STR ET

FRANCES

NORTH

BOYS ST. S

BAKER

VESPRA STR ET

STR ET

ARDAGH ROAD

FLORENCE PARK

McCAUSLAND

7

CAPLAN AVENUE

VETERAN'S LN.

HOGAN

FRANCES

SOUTH

VICTORIA

MEADOW

THOMSON

STR STR ET ET

TORONTO

NORTH

HEATH

CRESCENT

HWY. 4 0

NORTH RAMP

WE LINGTON

ROBERT

MONTSE RAND

VETERAN'S DRIVE

BENTLEY

FLORENCE

FLORENCE

CARTWRIGHT DRIVE

HARDING

DALTON

FREDERICK

FIN STR ET

AVENUE

PATRICIA

PARKSIDE

I NISFIL

DU FERIN

VETERAN'S DRIVE

MARCUS STR ET

BEACON ROAD

BAYFIELD

STR ET

STR ET

SOUTH

LOUNT

MULHOLLAND

E CLES

SOUTH

ST.

STR ET

SEAFORTH ST. ST.

THRUSHWOOD

MAPLE

DRIVE

HUNTER

ROAD

STR ET

RAMBLEWOOD

BROOKWOOD DRIVE

THRUSHWOOD DRIVE

VETERAN'S DRIVE

WOO DRIVE

HIGH ST. ST.

DUNLOP

I NISFIL NISFIL

BROWN

LIVINGSTONE ST. E.

HA DEN

ACCESS ROAD

BRYNE

STO LAR

ROLSTON

FOREST

DRIVE

SHEILA WAY

WOOD

MEADOWLARK RD.

BALTIMORE

STR ET

CENTRE

FAIRVIEW

A CE S ROAD

CO LETE

JANINE

DRURY

AVENUE

CRESCENT

SANFORD ORD STR STR ET ET

DRIVE

STR ET

STREET

I NISFIL

BLUEJAY

CARDINAL ST.

O TAWAY

EAST ST.

ADELAIDE

BROWN

STO LAR

DAPHNE

FE RIS

BRADFORD

RYAN CRT

OSPREY RIDGE

PEREGRINE

DAVIDSON

OWEN

CLA PERTON PERTON STR ET

STREET

TORONTO

CHECKLEY

CAP LAN

NO RIS DRIVE

MAPLE

NEWTON

2

SHORT

E SA ROAD

CRESCENT

CROMPTON DR.

CRESCENT

STR ET

SOPHIA

BAYFIELD

STR ET

STR ET

GRANVI LE

MARJOY

SNOWY

STR ET

AVENUE

CROMPTON DR.

STR ET

STREET

MARSHA L STR ET

CROMPTON

CU RIE

HOLGATE STR ET

CHIEFTAIN

BRYNE

DRIVE

LAKESHORE DRIVE

CROMPTON

BOTHWELL

STR ET

STR ET

ST.

SIMCOE

PEACOCK

HARVIE ROAD

COMMERCE PARK DRIVE

DRIVE

JONATHAN

DAVIDSON

MCEACHERN

WI LIAM

FAIRVIEW ROAD

MAPLEVIEW DRIVE WEST

BRYNE

LIVINGSTONE

EAGLE

SALEM ROAD

GOLDEN

NORTH

BRYNE DRIVE

RIDGE RD.

TASCONA CRT

AVENUE

VINCENT

LAURIE CRES.

PARKDALE

BERCZY

MULCASTER ST.

SOPHIA

SU REY

DR.

OAKLEY

WELLINGTON

CRESCENT

BARRIE

STR ET

BAYVIEW

STR ET

A LIANCE

BE NET

CRESWICK

BERCZY

LI TLE AVENUE

CAPILANO

CUNDLES ROAD

BE L FARM

CYNTHIA

BURBANK

PENETANG

BAYVIEW

PACIFIC

SQUARE

EUGENIA

GROVE STR ET

MARION CRES

B ECROFT

CODRINGTON

BROADMOOR

STREET

ALBERT

ELM ST.

THERESA

BAYVIEW DRIVE

BIG BAY POINT ROAD

SHA NON

AMELIA

GLEN CRT

HIGHCROFT

ROSLYN ROAD

MOUND

DRIVE

STR ET

DUNDONALD

CO LIER

SPRINGHOME

ALBERT

CREST

BE LEVUE

WE LINGTON

MARION

QU EN ST.

STR ET

HIGHVIEW ROAD

MELINDA

LAY STR ET

DUCKWORTH ST.

WILSON COURT

BAYVIEW

DRIVE

MAPLEVIEW DRIVE EAST

SAUNDERS ROAD

DUCKWORTH

STR ET

ARMSTRONG

ST VINCENT ST

HIGHLAND

BAYVIEW DRIVE

DUCKWORTH

BLAKE ST

CLOVER AVE

STREET

LOCKHART ROAD

BELCOURT

ORCHARD

BRIAR ROAD

DUCKWORTH

STR ET

SYLVIA ST.

RODNEY ST.

WENDY

STR ET

RODNEY

WHITE PINE PL.

TRI LIUM

ST VINCENT SQ.

LI TLE AVENUE

GEORGIAN

LAKEVIEW

HIGHLAND

RODNEY

BRISTOW CRT.

ROAD8

WELHAM ROAD

PRESID

CHURCHI L DRIVE

STR ET

COOK

CO LINGWOOD

KEMPENFELT DRIVE

GARDEN

McCONKEY

HAMILTON RD.

MCKAY ROAD EAST

COOK STR ET

GOVERNOR'S DR.

CURTISS

PORTER

WELDON

COOK ST.

HURONIA

WELHAM

LISMER

BLVD.

JE FREY

BLAKE STR ET

NELSON

RIVERDALE

YONGE

TRUM

WELHAM ROAD

NELSON

BINGHAM

STR ET

NELSON STR ET

SQ. E.

NELSON

FIRMAN

DRIVE

ISOBEL

AVENUE

HURONIA

NELSON ST.

YEATES

AVE.

VANCOUVER

AVENUE

HARWOOD

CRESCENT

BAY LANE

BRIGHTON RD.

PUGET

GA LIE

1

D'AMBROSIO

BIG BAY

RAWSON

COURT

NES

JO

VARDEN

CLA REN

MACLAREN AVE

CRESCENT

CRESCENT

MERGANSER

WIDGEON ST.

HURONIA ROAD

TOMLIN CRT

CRESCENT RESCENT

WIDGEON

ST.

JOHNSON

MAITLAND

DOWNSVIEW

STR ET

MACMI LAN

PLACE

AVENUE

AVENUE

WARD DRIVE

SHALOM

JOHNSON ST.

HURON ST

DIXON CRT

FINSBURY ST

JOHNSON ST.

GA RE T

AMBLER BAY

DRIVE

MICHE LE DR

FENCHURCH MANOR

HURONIA ROAD

A DISON

WILLIAM

COX MI L ROAD

BOYD ST.

COUNTRY

GLENHI L DR

AMBLER BAY

CRESTWOOD

ROYAL

STUNDEN LANE

BARTOR BLVD

EPSOM RD.

CARTE ROAD

SYDENHAM

LARKIN DR.

KINGS

RIDGE

LARKIN

ACONLEY

WELLS

PENETANGUISHENE ROAD

A NE DRIVE

DODSON

CHANTAL

GRACE CRES.

TAYLOR

DANIE LE

CATHERINE DRIVE

IRENE DRIVE

PATRICK DRIVE

RAQUEL

GREGORY

PENETANGUISHENE ROAD

BRUCE CRESCENT

GRACE

STR ET

COUNTRY LANE

GRAY LANE

L A NE

FELT CRES.

MANOR

GATE

GLOUCESTER

DEBORAH

SHAINA CRT

BENJAMIN LANE

BOOTH LANE

COUNTY ROAD No. 93

TYNDALE ROAD ROAD

BAYSHORE BLVD.

GOLDEN

BROOKFIELD

CRESCENT

KINGSRIDGE RD.

CRESCENT

YONGE STREET

NATHAN

CLEARWATER

MEADOW

GOLDEN

DEAN AVENUE

MEADOW

MADELAINE DRIVE

COURTNEY CRES CRES

MADELAINE DR.

DODSON

KE NETH

HONEY

TURNER DRIVE


SUTHERLAND TRAIL

ASHFORD

9

RAYMOND CRES

SERENA

STEPHANIE LANE

COUNTRY LANE

COURTNEY CRES

PLUNKE T COURT

TAMARACK

RAYMOND

ROYAL PK. BLVD.

CHE RY

ESTHER

DEAN AVE

GRAND FOREST

JOSEPH

KELL PLACE

PLACE

JOSEPH

CRIMSON RIDGE RD.

DRIVE

CEDAR CRES.

CEDAR CRES.

GOODWIN

PINE DR.

PRINCE S

YONGE STR ET

DRIVE

HICKORY LANE

POPLAR

LOYALIST

MARGARET

PRINCE OF

JEWEL

WALNUT CRES.

IMPERIAL CROWN

BIRKHA L PL.

BIRKHALL PLACE

CRESCENT

YONGE STR ET

ROYAL PARKSIDE

SANDRINGHAM DRIVE

PROCLAMATION

SOVEREIGN'S GATE

PRINCE EDWARD

ROYAL JUBILEE DR

SUN KING

CONSORT

DR

PROCLAMATION DR

PRINCE

EMPIRE DRIVE

BALMORAL

WI LIAM

SANDRINGHAM DRIVE

COMMONWEALTH RD

CORONATION PARKWAY

MONARCHY STREET

MAJESTY BLVD

SUN KING CRES

SOVEREIGN'S

CHAMBORO

COURT

STMINSTER CIRC

PRINCE WI LIAM WAY

GRI FIN GATE

CO NAUGHT LN

STUART

COURT

EMPIRE


REGALIA

BEATRICE

THE QU E

CHARLEMAGNE AVE

BIG BAY POINT ROAD

THE QU ENSWAY

VERSAIL

NSWAY

MAPLE CROWN

TE RACE

ORLEANS AVE

COUNSE LOR TERRACE

DIANA

MAGNA CARTA

ROAD

LOCKHART ROAD LOCKHART ROAD

PARKWAY

SAXON ROAD

WINCHESTER TE RACE

REGINA ROAD

10

UNICORN

LANE

20 SIDEROAD

ESSA ROAD

MCKAY ROAD WEST

VETERAN'S DRIVE

BARRIE CITY COUNCIL 2018-2022

MAYOR

Jeff Lehman

705-792-7900

(705) 792-7900

officeofthemayor@barrie.ca

@Mayor_Jeff

WARD 1

Bonnie Ainsworth

(705) 739-4271

bainsworth@barrie.ca

WARD 2

Rose Romita

705) 739-4272

rose.romita@barrie.ca

COUNTY ROAD No. 27

Mayor Jeff Lehman

Officeofthemayor@barrie.ca

facebook.com/MayorLehman

* A by-election will be held on February 24, 2020

to fill the vacant Ward 3 seat. Visit barrie.ca/Council

for updates.

WARD 3

Doug Shipley

(705) 739-4269

dshipley@barrie.ca

WARD 4

Barry Ward

(705) 739-4268

bward@barrie.ca

WARD 5

Peter Silveira

(705) 739-4275

psilveira@barrie.ca

Ward 1 Councillor

Clare Riepma

Clare.Riepma@barrie.ca

705-739-4271

BARRIE CITY COUNCIL 2014-2018

Ward 2 Councillor

Keenan WARD 6 Aylwin

Keenan.Aylwin@barrie.ca

Michael Prowse

(705) 739-4275

705-739-4272

psilveira@barrie.ca

WARD 7

Ward John 3 Brassard Councillor

Vacant* (705) 739-4217

jbrassard@barrie.ca

705-739-4269

(forwarded WARD 8 to Service Barrie)

Arif Khan

(705) 739-4273

Ward akhan@barrie.ca

4 Councillor

Barry Ward

Barry.Ward@barrie.ca

705-739-4268

Ward 5 Councillor

Robert Thomson

Robert.Thomson@barrie.ca

705-739-4275

WARD 9

Sergio Morales

(705) 739-4256

sergio.morales@barrie.ca

WARD 10

Mike McCann

(705) 739-4290

mike.mccann@barrie.ca

Ward 6 Councillor

Natalie Harris

Natalie.Harris@barrie.ca

705-739-4286

Ward 7 Councillor

Gary Harvey

Gary.Harvey@barrie.ca

705-739-4217

Ward 8 Councillor

Jim Harris

Jim.Harris@barrie.ca

705-739-4273

Ward 9 Councillor

Sergio Morales

Sergio.Morales@barrie.ca

705-739-4256

Ward 10 Councillor

Mike McCann

Mike.McCann@barrie.ca

705-739-4290

9 / SPRING-SUMMER-2020 / PLAY.BARRIE.CA


PROGRAM INFORMATION

Returned Cheque

We know that mistakes sometimes happen, but it is necessary to

administer a $45.00 charge for each returned cheque.

Accident Insurance

Each participant is responsible for his/her own hospital and medical coverage.

The City of Barrie will provide every safeguard for the health and welfare of

each participant, but will be released from all actions, damages, claims and

demands, whatsoever arising out of participation in our programs.

Exclusion Dates

From time to time facilities are unavailable. These dates will be noted on

your receipt. Any additional dates - you will be notified by the instructor.

Email and Personal Information

All participant and/or guardian information collected by the Recreation Services

Department will be kept confidential and will ONLY be used for Recreation

related purposes. Please be sure to provide us with a CURRENT email account

where we will be able to send you any program updates i.e. class cancellations or

changes, receipts and special offers. If you do not wish to receive anything other

than direct correspondence let us know so we can mark your account as private.

H.S.T. 13% H.S.T. is included in fees where applicable.

Cancellation of Classes

Classes may be cancelled due to low registration. Participants are offered a

full refund or transfer (based on availability). Should it be necessary to cancel

a class, every attempt will be made to re-schedule the class. However, if the

class cannot be re-scheduled no reduction in registration fees will be issued.

Photographs/Video

The Recreation Services Department occasionally takes photographs of our

classes to promote City of Barrie programs. If you have any concerns regarding

this, please contact us. Individuals who wish to take personal pictures of their

own families are asked to refrain until parents’ day, usually the last class.

Rec Access/ Financial Assistance

It is the belief of the City of Barrie that municipal recreational opportunities are

available to all residents. City of Barrie residents experiencing financial difficulty

may request a fee assistance application by calling 705-739-4200. Forms

online at barrie.ca.

Withdraws, Transfers and Refund Requests

All program cancellations, membership changes and refund requests must be

forwarded to Recreation Information at 705-739-4287 (automated phone line) or

recreation.information@barrie.ca. In your message, please include the name of the

participant, home phone number, barcode of the course or type of membership(s).

Transfers are subject to availability and appropriate placements.

Advising an Instructor, Client Service Staff or not attending classes is not considered

notice of program cancellation. You must call or email Recreation Information.

Transfers within the same session will have no administrative fees charged.

A Recreation Activity Kit is available to borrow, free of charge, by

Barrie residents and not-for-profit community organizations serving

Barrie residents. The activity kits is full of recreation equipment and

a games manual to help get everyone active at your next event.

For further information and to check on the availability of the kit

please contact: East Bayfield Community Centre 705-739-4225.

The Recreation Activity Kit

is made possible through

funding from the Ontario

Sport and Recreation

Community Fund.

Please see the chart below for our

transfer or refund process

Program cancelled by us.

Full refund or transfer.

Cancel before 1st class

(request must be made 2 business days before class starts)

Cancel before 2nd or 3rd class

(request must be made 2 business days before class starts)

After the 3rd class.

Cancellation due to medical

(confirmation required)

Full refund less

$15 admin fee

Prorated refund less

$15 admin fee

NO REFUNDS, TRANSFERS OR

CREDITS.

Prorated credit on

customer account

*Cash/Interac payment will be refunded by a mailed cheque within 15-20 business days

*Credit cards will be refunded to the original card within 10-15 business days

*Refunds to customer account will remain on customer account for future registrations.

NON-RESIDENT FEES

Non-residents will be subject to a 15% surcharge on the base fee of each program.

Exclusion Dates & Facility Closures

Exclusion dates and scheduled facility closures are factored into the price

of our memberships.

PLEASE NOTE: Memberships & Pass Cards may be revoked for misuse

of facilities or non-compliance with our Fair Play Policy.

Passes are NOT transferable between individuals.

All participants are admitted on a first come - first served basis to

programs and activities.

League Cancellation fees:

• up to 2 weeks prior to the start of the league = $15/team

• between 2 weeks and the start of the league = $15/participant on the team

• once the league starts = NO REFUND

for the fun of it!

The goal of the City of Barrie Recreation Programs is to ensure

all participants have a rewarding, memorable, safe and fun

experience while participating in our programs.

Providing a safe environment is a collaborative process. We ask

that parents/guardians share the following camp rules/guidelines

with their child/ren:

• Respect others and their property

• Listen to the Leaders

• Hands off

• Stay with the group

• Use appropriate language

• No bullying behavior

• HAVE FUN!

If the above guidelines cannot be met, our Fair Play Follow Up

process will be implemented. Parent conferences may be required

to address concerns at any step in this system.

** Physical aggression towards another person or oneself

may require a temporary or full suspension from programs.


HOW DO I REGISTER?

Register online at

play.barrie.ca

E-Reg

(internet

registration)

What You Need What to Do Confirmation/Receipt

Your email

Your address

Course Bar Code(s)

VISA/Master Card # with

valid expiry date

Log on to play.barrie.ca

Click on the tab activities

for Programs and follow the

prompts.

When you have finished registering

for all courses, GO TO CHECKOUT to

make a payment.

You must agree to the waiver and

make a payment to complete the

transaction. A registration receipt can

then be printed off.

Walk-ins

Walk into any registration

location during regular office

hours

Registration locations - City

Hall 8th floor, Allandale

R.C., East Bayfield C.C., Holly

C.C., Lampman Lane C.C. and

Parkview Centre

Registrations will be processed as time

allows starting on the applicable registration

date.

Receipts and confirmations will be

processed immediately.

Recreation & Facility Contact Numbers

GENERAL ENQUIRIES, PROGRAM &

MEMBERSHIP ENQUIRIES

Call: 705-739-4223

email: recreation.information@barrie.ca

ARENA ICE TIME RENTALS

Call: 705-739-4220 ext. 4750

SPORTS FIELD RENTALS

Call: 705-739-4220 ext. 5419

Facility Contact information

Allandale Recreation Centre (ARC)

190 Bayview Drive L4N 4Y8

705-728-5141

East Bayfield Community Centre (EBC)

80 Livingstone Street East L4M 6X9

705-739-4225

Holly Community Centre (HCC)

171 Mapleton Avenue L4N 8T6

705-792-7925

Sadlon Arena (SA)


705-739-4220 ext. 4620

Allandale 55+ Centre


705-728-6332

Parkview 55+ Centre

189 Blake Street L4M 1K5

705-737-0755

City of Barrie Marina

Lakeshore Drive

705-739-4220 ext. 4218

Lampman Lane Community Centre

59 Lampman Lane L4N 5G4

705-739-4224


The City of Barrie Recreation & Culture Services has been

recognized by the Gilbert Centre as a champion in the Safer

Spaces program. We are committed to creating more inclusive and

accessible programs and spaces for the LGBTQ+ community.


Recreation Programs

55+ Centres

Drop-in schedules available at barrie.ca/DropIns and

online registration available at play.barrie.ca or

call 705-739-4223. For 55+ barrie.ca/seniorscentres


Recreation Programs

55+ Centres

Allandale 55+ Centre

In the Main Hall

190 Bayview Dr.

705-728-6332

Parkview 55+ Centre

189 Blake Street

705-737-0755

Hours of Operation:

Monday to Friday

8:30 am - 4:00 pm

Keep active, live well and enjoy life at the City of Barrie’s 55+ Centres!

We offer a variety of recreation, education and active living programs

that promote healthy lifestyles, developing new skills, meeting new

people and enhancing your opportunity to be physically, socially and

mentally active every day.

Membership is available for purchase at any City of Barrie Recreation

Community Centre as well as City Hall and open to anyone

55+. Membership allows you to:

- Attend drop-in programs

- Enjoy day trips

- Attend social events - parties, dances, dinners and more;

subject to registration

- Be eligible to hold a position on the Advisory Board

- Keep updated with the latest information on items such as local

initiatives, health care, community support and social services

- Become a member of our 55+ Volunteer Team

55+ CENTRE PASS FEES

Drop-in

Monthly Pass

3 Month Pass

6 month

Yearly Pass

$2.65

$ 11.30

$ 22.60

$ 39.55

$ 56.50

55+ Centres: advisory council

This is a volunteer group of dedicated members who address concerns and provide input to City of Barrie

Recreation & Culture Service Staff on community matters directly impacting the quality of life for older

adults and seniors in Barrie. The Advisory Council welcomes input and feed back on issues relevant to our

older adult community.

For details, contact the Recreation Programmer.

55+ Centres: Volunteer Program

Allandale and Parkview 55+ Centres are volunteer based centres and are always looking for volunteers to

assist in various capacities. If you are interested in meeting new people, developing skills and having fun,

volunteering in our Centres then this is just for you!

Please contact recreation staff at Allandale or at Parkview for current volunteer opportunities!


55+ CENTRES PROGRAM INFORMATION

Outreach Program

The City of Barrie Outreach Program offers support to

seniors in the Barrie community who for a variety of reasons

are unable to take advantage of the 55+ centres. The

Outreach Program exists to promote wellness in all areas of

living: social, emotional and physical. This program offers

fitness, a delicious lunch, opportunities to get to know new

people and make new friendships, as well as participate in

dynamic activities. To apply call the Recreation Programmer

at 705-739-4220 ext. 5688

55+ centres

adult & 55+ drop-in programs

The Drop-In Programs at Holly C.C. and East Bayfield C.C.

are better than ever with a wide variety of activities that

will stimulate your body, your mind and your spirit in a

fun and welcoming environment. Detailed descriptions

and schedules of the activities can be found at any of

the community centres or online at barrie.ca. For more

information, please call Holly C.C. 705-792-7925 or East

Bayfield C.C. at 705-739-4225.

Travel Club - Wandering pals

Our 55+ centres offer a terrific array of day trips to its

members. Check our bulletin boards at each centre for

upcoming trip notices. Tickets for these trips may be

purchased at either Parkview or Allandale 55+ Centres.

Payment must accompany your registration and is

non-refundable. Available only to 55+ Centre members.

55+ Recreational Summer

Slo-Pitch League

Come out and play with the Wrinkled Warriors Slo-Pitch

League. We now have six teams and are always looking

for new players. The league runs Monday and Wednesday

mornings. Come out and enjoy the great game of Slo-Pitch.

We register early please call (705) 739-4220 ext. 5084 or

email mary.macfarland@barrie.ca to register or for more

information.


55+ CENTRES

Activity

55+ PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE

level of

Activity

monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday

Acoustic Jam

E

Art Club

P

Bocce Ball (indoor)

A

Bridge - Duplicate

A

Bridge - Progressive

P

Bridge - Recreational

P

Carpet Bowling

A P A

Crafting

P

Cribbage

P

Court Whist

P

Dance

P

Darts

A A A A

Euchre - Progressive

P A

Euchre - Bid

A A P P

Karaoke

P

Mindful Qi Gong

P

Mah Jong

P

Outreach*

P

Painters

P

Pinochle

P P

Scrabble

P

Shuffle Board

P A P

Parkview Singers

P

Snooker

P P P P P

Social Time

A

Song Circle

E

Soup and Sandwich

A P

Table Tennis

P P P

Texas Hold’em

P A P

*Programs that don’t run every week, please refer to calendar for dates.

LOCATION

A = Allandale E= East Bayfield P = Parkview

* Programs do not run weekly


55+ CENTRES SPECIAL EVENTS

tartan’s day celebrations

TUESDAY APRIL 7, 2020, 11:30 am - TICKETS $10

Parkview 55+ Centre - 189 Blake St.

Join us for our 4th annual Tartan’s Day Celebrations! Lunch,

entertainment, games and more! Doors open at 11am. Show

your Tartan Pride.

“Spring Fling Western Dance”

Allandale 55+ ( Main Hall)

Monday April 27, 2020, 6:00-7:30pm

Come on out for this social evening of western music,

dancing, light refreshments and fun! Put on your favorite

plaid shirt, jeans, cowboy hat or just come as you are ‘cause

this is going to be a dang good time! Note: $2.65 day pass

for non- members.

Allandale spring dart tourney

MonDAY may 4, 2020, 9:30 am

Allandale RC – 190 Bayview Drive

Join us for a “just for fun” dart tournament. Teams will be

created by random draw. All levels of play are welcome. For

more details or to get involved call: (705) 728-6332

High Tea at the

Parkview 55+ Centre

Tuesday May 12, 2020, 11:30am-2pm $10

Time to dress in your fancy spring outfit and don’t forget

to wear your fascinator or hat to top off your outfit! Bring

a friend or two who will be glad that you asked them to

lunch. Plan to have fun, laughter, friendship and enjoy the

music.

SUMMER BBQ’s @ the 55+ centres

Join the Allandale 55+ Centre for delicious BBQ lunches

that include your choice of a hamburger or hot dog, salads,

dessert, tea and coffee for $5.00.

Please note BBQ’s at Allandale 55+ Centre will be held on

Fridays at 11:50am. June 5, 19, July 10, August 7, 21 & Sept.

11, 2020.

Join the Parkview 55+ Centre every Wednesday for your

summer BBQ needs. BBQs start the first week of June and

run every Wednesday until the last week of August. Cost is

$5 and includes your choice of hamburger/hot dog, salads,

desserts and tea /coffee/juice.

parkview 55+ garage sale

saturday june 6, 2020, 8am- 12pm (Rain or shine)

Parkview Parking lot - 189 Blake St.

Book your spot as spaces are sold on a first come, first

served basis. Purchase a parking space for only $10. Add a

table $5. To book your spot or for more information call

705-737-0755. Spots go on sale May 1st, 2020.

Pelee Island, Windsor Casino &

Rum Runners Tour

June 14th-17th, 2020

Join the City of Barrie 55+ centres on this fabulous spring

trip! We will ferry across to Pelee Island, which is the

southern - most point in Canada. There we will enjoy a

lovely lunch, wine tasting and Island tour. A delicious dinner

will be served as we cruise the Detroit River and then enjoy a

stay at the ultra-deluxe Caesars Windsor. To top it all off we

will get a glimpse into the prohibition era by participating in

the “ Rum Runners” tour, complete with characters in period

costume and of course a delicious lunch!

Price per person in Canadian Dollars: Twin $769 / Single $949

Please contact Suzan Vellinga for more information at

705 739-4220 ext 5067

55+ centres

JUNE IS SENIOR’S MONTH

Join both the Allandale and Parkview 55+ Centres as we

celebrate being a senior! Watch our PALS newsletters

and monthly calendars for exciting opportunities for

participation. Everything from summer fun BBQs, special

events, friendship and more! Join us June 2020!

Funding provided by the

Government of Ontario


Recreation Programs

Youth Centres

The City of Barrie Youth Centres provides..... A safe, creative, active and community-based centre for

all youth in the City of Barrie.

Free

Holly Youth Centre

171 Mapleton Ave.

705-792-7925

hyc@barrie.ca

For ages: 10-14 years

SPRING 2019

Effective: april 22 - June 12, 2020

Wednesday-Friday 3:30-6:00pm

Saturday

CLOSED

Sunday

CLOSED

Free

Drop in activities designed to entertain, enlighten

and most importantly to be fun. Activities may

include sports, games arts, crafts, cooking, video

games and much more. Contact the facility directly

for program times and dates or visit barrie.ca.

Runs April 3 - June 19, 2020.

Allandale R.C.

FRIDAY NIGHT

KIDS CLUB

Allandale R.C.

190 Bayview Dr.

705-728-5141

For ages: 10-14 years

3:30-8:00pm

NEW!

FRIDAY NIGHT

YOUTH CENTRE

EVENTS COMING SOON!

Holly Community Centre • 171 Mapleton Avenue

COME CHECK IT OUT! IT’S FREE • GRADES 9 - 12

New events including V-R gaming, billiards and

foosball tables, special events, And More!

Visit our Youth page at

www.barrie.ca/Living/RecreationPrograms/Pages/

Youth.aspx

Monthly Calendar

HYC offers a variety of special events and programs throughout the year!

Check out our monthly calendar to stay up to date on what’s happening!

Visit our Youth Programs page at barrie.ca/Recreation

What do you THINK?

We are always looking for feedback and ideas from you! Let us know what YOU want in a Youth Centre

so we can continue doing what works or make necessary tweaks to best suit YOUR needs.

Simply speak to an HYC staff or email Heather.Kenehan@barrie.ca


MAY 1-7 2020

Friday May 1

Saturday May 2

Tuesday May 5

Wednesday May 6

Thursday May 7

6:30pm - 8:00pm

Holly C.C.

171 Mapleton Ave.

1:00pm – 3:00pm

Allandale R.C.

190 Bayview Drive

10:45am – 1:00pm

Allandale R.C.

190 Bayview Drive

3:30pm – 5:00pm

East Bayfield C.C.


6:00pm – 8:00pm

Innisdale Secondary School

95 Little Avenue

Virtual Reality Gaming Night

Try out our Virtual Reality (VR) gaming

hub or pick up a paddle for a round of

table tennis. Our Youth Centre is

free. Games include air hockey, billiards,

table tennis and foosball. Grades 9-12

Swap & Shop

Join us at the Allandale R.C. for its first

ever Swap and Shop! What a get way to

clean and energize your wardrobe.

Hot Dog Lunch

Please join us at the Allandale R.C. for our

FREE hot dog lunch

Youth Gaming Hub

Join us at East Bayfield C.C. for some free

video game time on our systems and

experience Virtual Reality (VR)

Community Wellness Fair

Please join us for our Community

Wellness Fair hosted by Innisdale S.S. in

partnership with the City of Barrie and

Barrie Police Services. Connect with

community organizations and listen and

participate in an engaging guest speaker

presentation. Free!



Recreation Programs

Active Living

Drop-in schedules available at barrie.ca/DropIns and

online registration available at play.barrie.ca or

call 705-739-4223.


Recreation Programs

Fitness Centres

Steps toward Active Living are within reach at your local City of Barrie Community Centres. A variety of active

programs and fitness services are available to help you reach your health related goals. Whether you are a

beginner or a serious fitness enthusiast, City of Barrie Fitness has something for everyone!

Allandale r.C.

190 Bayview Dr. L4N 4Y8

705-728-5141

east Bayfield c.c.

80 Livingstone St. E. L4M 6X9

705-739-4225

holly c.c.

171 Mapleton Ave. L4N 8T6

705-792-7925

Go to play.barrie.ca/Fitness for hours of operation and schedules.

Barrie Rec Pass Holder Benefits:

• Access to all City of Barrie Fitness Centres,

Drop-in Fitness, Drop-in Programs

• Affordable, competitive rates.

• No initiation or cancellation fees.

• No long term, lock-in contracts or automatic

renewals.

• Facilities are clean, comfortable and offer a wide

variety of exercise machines, free weights, change

rooms and day use lockers.

• Qualified fitness staff are available on site.

• Complimentary Smart Start Program to get you

started right away.

Fitness Pass Rates

Go to barrie.ca/RecFees for all rates.

Youth Fitness (ages 13-17 years)

Youth 13-17 years are welcome and can access the City

of Barrie Fitness Centres after they have completed a

Youth Smart Start Fitness Orientation (pre-registration

required). A signed Parent/Guardian consent form must

be returned on the day of the orientation. Without the

form, participation will not be allowed. Consent forms &

registration are available at the Customer Service Desk or

online. Youth under the age of 13 years are not permitted

in the Fitness Centres.

Fitness Smart Start Program

Let us help you get started on your exercise program with a

free, 60 minute session with a Personal Trainer. Learn how

to use the equipment and get a basic exercise program.

Pre-registration is required at the Customer Service Desk.

Session is in a small group setting of up to 5 people. This

session is mandatory for youth ages 13-17 years, but is

available to all members.

Check out the Barrie Rec Pass!

Go to barrie.ca/RecFees for details.


CHILDCARE INFORMATION

Let us look after your children while you work out!

Childcare Services are available at Allandale, East Bayfield and Holly Centres. Go to barrie.ca/fitness for hours of operation.

Please note: You must remain onsite in the community centre to use childcare services.

Admission

Individual

(fee per child)

Family

(Max. 3 children living at same address)

Single visit $3.50 $6.50 (2 children) $9.75 (3 children)

10 visit pass $30.00 $48.50

Monthly $45.25 $73.00

Group Fitness Classes

(Land & Water)

The City of Barrie offers coed fitness classes suitable for all

levels of experience. Find your favourite or try them all!

There are a variety to choose from including;

• Cardio, Muscle and Combination Classes

• Yoga, Pilates and Stretching

• Bootcamps, Athletic workouts

• Cycling, exercise ball, barbell classes

• Aqua Fit for both swimmers and non-swimmers (shallow

& deep water)

Classes range in length from 30-90 minutes and our

leaders are qualified instructors who can motivate you to

reach your fitness goals. 15 minutes before most classes

an instructor is available to help you set up, give tips and

answer questions about choosing an appropriate level.

Intensity options are provided in all classes. You are

encouraged to wear comfortable, clean workout clothing

and indoor athletic footwear. Water bottles are highly

recommended.

Drop-in Schedules

schedules Available

online for:

55+ Centres

Youth Centres

Drop-in Fitness Classes

Gymnasium Drop-ins

Skating Drop-ins

Swimming Drop-ins

Preschool Drop-ins

After School Activities

Active Living

Equipment is available on a first come, first serve basis.

For Cycling and barbell “Pumped Up” classes sign up is

available 15 min before the class. You must be in the

centre to sign up and only one signature per person.

Visit play.barrie.ca for class descriptions and current

schedule. Classes and Instructors are subject to change

without notice.

WEIGHT

LIFTING

Allandale Recreation Centre

Performance Room

• Technically Focused Coaching

• Individual & Team Training

• Drop-ins and Registered Programs

• Competitive Grade Equipment

• Schedule available at play.barrie.ca

Drop-in schedules

available at

barrie.ca/DropIns or

call 705-739-4223

Personal Training

and Small Group Training

City of Barrie Personal Trainers are certified and can help

you reach your personal goals quickly and effectively.

Learn correct exercise form and proper techniques to get

the results you want. There are no long term contracts and

sessions are purchased by the hour.

1:1 PRIVATE TRAINING

$49.00 1 Session - 1 hour

2:1 PARTNER TRAINING

$36.00 per person/1 session - 1 hour

Get the best value for your dollar. Two people share the

expertise of a trainer during their workout. Working out

with a friend, co-worker or loved one is a great way to

have fun and increase motivation.

SMALL GROUP TRAINING (3-5 people)

$27.00 per person - 1 hour session

A group of 3-5 people with similar goals can motivate

you to achieve your personal best. There are no makeup

sessions.

TEAM TRAINING (Max. 20 people)

$90.00/hr

Sport specific, age and stage appropriate training is

provided by experienced trainers. There are no makeup

sessions.

For More Information, please contact:

Allandale R.C. 705-739-4220 ext. 4765

East Bayfield C.C. 705-739-4220 ext. 5669

Holly C.C. 705-739-4220 ext. 5623


Active Living

ACTIVE LIVING - Fitness

Family

BOOTCAMP - ADULT/CHILD

You and your 8-13 year old can interact and enjoy the best of

Bootcamp together! Gain strength, endurance and flexibility and

have FUN while doing it! Price is per person.

Age: 8 and up Classes: 8 Fees: $62.00

Location Start Day Times Code

EBCC Apr 22 W 6:30 PM-7:15 PM 47350

YOGA - ADULT/CHILD

You and your 8 - 13 year old can explore all that Yoga has to

offer. Practice the postures, breathing and relaxation techniques

together! Child must sign up with an Adult. Price is per person.



EBCC Apr 20 M 6:30 PM-7:15 PM 47355



HCC Apr 23 Th 6:15 PM-7:00 PM 47921

Inclusion

ADAPTED FITNESS FOUNDATION -

BEGINNER

Designed for those who are ready for moderate physical activity

to experience a variety of basic fitness classes. Personal Support

Workers are encouraged to attend and assist.



ARC Apr 21 T 1:45 PM-2:45 PM 45912

Youth

GET READY FOR WEIGHTS

- YOUTH EDITION

Are you ready to add proper strength training to your workout

routine? It doesn’t matter if this would be your first time using

weights or if you are already experienced; this class will offer

you a wide variety of using Weight Machines, Free Weights or

your own body weight to create a balanced strength program

for your entire body. Please wear indoor athletic shoes and

comfortable fitting clothes. Registrants must have completed the

complimentary Smart Start Program before participating!

Age: 13-17yrs Classes: 8 Fees: $62.00


ARC Apr 21 T 5:30 PM-6:15 PM 47272

ARC Jul 7 T 5:30 PM-6:15 PM 48027

Adult

BABY BOOTCAMP & SWIM

This is fitness fun for mom and baby. Spend 45 minutes working

out with your baby in a fun group environment. After your

workout head to the pool for a Waterbabies class. This is a great

opportunity to bond with baby, meet other moms and be active.

Babies should be 12 weeks to pre-crawling.



EBCC Apr 22 W 9:30 AM-11:00 AM 47347

BARRE - TOTAL BODY

This class combines full body conditioning moves to give you

beautiful, sculpted, lean muscles without high impact. Workout

includes strengthening, stabilizing, stretching and balance

exercises using own body weight, bands, light weights and of

course: a barre!



EBCC Apr 21 T 12:15 PM-1:00 PM 47349

BOOTCAMP & YOGA - LADIES ONLY

Get strong and energized with Bootcamp cardio drills and muscle

exercises. Then stretch and relax with Yoga. The perfect blend of

mind & body workouts.



ARC Apr 20 M 6:00 PM-7:15 PM 45913



ARC Apr 22 W 6:00 PM-7:15 PM 45914

ARC Jul 6 M 6:00 PM-7:15 PM 46427

ARC Jul 8 W 6:00 PM-7:15 PM 46428



ARC Apr 20 M,W 6:00 PM-7:15 PM 45915



ARC Jul 6 M,W 6:00 PM-7:15 PM 46429

FIT FOR TWO - AQUA FITNESS

(POSTNATAL)

Baby (6 months - 2 years) stays active kicking and splashing as

they sit in a floating boat, while the parent enjoys a challenging

aquafit workout. Parent and child are in contact at all times.

Children who are not toilet trained must wear swimming-type

pull ups (no disposable or cloth diapers). Babies must be able to

sit up and support themselves at the beginning of the program.



HCC Apr 21 T 1:00 PM-1:40 PM 48813

EBCC Apr 24 F 10:00 AM-10:40 AM 47914


FIT FOR TWO - MOM & BABY FITNESS

This is fitness fun for modern moms. Bring your baby and workout

in a fun group environment. This is a great opportunity to

bond with baby, meet other new moms, build your fitness and

re-tone your body. Babies should be 6 weeks to pre-crawling.



HCC Apr 21 T,Th 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45939

FIT FOR TWO - MOM & BABY YOGA

Take some time each week to connect to your body and your

baby through Yoga. The focus is on regaining strength, releasing

stress and being fully present to enjoy your experience, with your

baby. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing. Babies should be

6 weeks to pre-crawling.



HCC Apr 22 W 10:45 AM-11:30 AM 45940

FIT IN 60

Join a High Intensity Strength and Conditioning Class with emphasis

on proper form and skill adjusted to your level. Use a variety

of equipment and types of workouts including Battle Ropes,

Kettle Bells and Olympic Bars to get your heartrate up, become

stronger, and learn how to effectively execute different exercises.



ARC Apr 24 F 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 48963

FITNESS BOXING

Build your fitness by training like a boxer in this whole body,

intense workout of 2-3 minute rounds of punching and conditioning

exercises. There is no sparring. Each participant requires

their own gloves (no more than 16 oz & no MMA gloves allowed).

Gloves will be available for purchase at the Allandale Rec

Centre on the first night of the program. Fees for gloves are not

included in the price of the course.



ARC Apr 21 T 8:00 PM-9:00 PM 45916

ARC Apr 23 Th 8:00 PM-9:00 PM 45917

ARC Jul 7 T 8:00 PM-9:00 PM 46430

ARC Jul 9 Th 8:00 PM-9:00 PM 46431



ARC Apr 21 T,Th 8:00 PM-9:00 PM 45918

ARC Jul 7 T,Th 8:00 PM-9:00 PM 46432

FRESH START

Just starting out or starting out again? This course is for you!

Experience the BEST Cardio, Core and Free Weight exercises to

enhance your balance, co-ordination, weight, self-esteem and

overall well-being.

GET READY FOR WEIGHTS

- ADULT EDITION

Set yourself a new goal and get ready to experience the benefits

of proper strength training. It doesn’t matter if this is your first

time using weights or if you are already experienced; this class

will offer you variety by using Weight Machines, Free Weights or

your own body weight to create a balanced strength program

for your entire body. (Registrants under the age of 18 must

have completed the complimentary Smart Start Program before

participating!)



ARC Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM-4:45 PM 47274

ARC Jul 2 Th 4:00 PM-4:45 PM 48026

GROUP FITNESS INSTRUCTOR -

PRACTICAL CLASS DESIGN

If you are in the process of becoming a certified fitness instructor

or you are an experienced fitness instructor wishing to enhance

your musicality, class design and/or choreography skills, then

this is the right program for you. Over the first 4 weeks you will

design a balanced class of your choosing and create and practice

choreography phrased with your music. During week 5 you will

have the option to share a class component of your choice and

participate in class components led by course peers. A great way

to gather ideas for your own classes!



ARC Apr 7 T 7:00 PM-8:00 PM 46164

INDOOR ROWING FOR BEGINNERS

Rowing is a great non-weight bearing exercise which uses both

upper and lower body muscles to increase cardiovascular conditioning.

In a small group of 3-5 people, a Personal Trainer will

teach you proper form and techniques over a 5 week period.

Burn fat and improve total body conditioning through circuits

on and off the Rower. If you have a group of 3-5 people, but

need a different day or time - please contact us to discuss your

needs.



ARC Apr 20 M 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 45919

PILATES - FOUNDATION MAT CLASS

In this class you will strengthen your core, move better and improve

balance. The program is a great opportunity to learn how

Pilates can enhance your posture through efficient movement

and feel stronger in your daily activities. No previous experience

necessary!



ARC Apr 22 W,F 8:45 AM-9:45 AM 45920

Active Living



EBCC Apr 23 Th 5:45 PM-6:45 PM 47351


Active Living

ACTIVE LIVING

PILATES BEYOND THE BASICS

Move beyond the basics with more repetition and challenges.

Previous Pilates experience is recommended.



EBCC Apr 21 T,Th 7:00 PM-8:00 PM 47352

POUND

Sweat, sculpt and rock with POUND. Using weighted drumsticks

this exhilarating full-body workout combines cardio, conditioning

and strength training with Yoga and Pilates-inspired movements.



EBCC Apr 21 T 6:00 PM-6:45 PM 47353

ARC Apr 23 Th 6:15 PM-7:00 PM 45921

ARC Jul 9 Th 6:15 PM-7:00 PM 46436

ROLL & RELEASE

With the help of Yoga Tune Up therapeutic balls you will learn

simple and effective techniques of self-massage to help discover

and identify your body’s blind spots, often overused, underused

and misused muscles. Each class you will be led through a specific

sequence that will help release tension points, awaken your

body sense and heighten awareness of your body. Refresh your

body from the inside out using the Roll Model Method. Set of

therapy balls in tote to be purchased at the first class for $20.00

cash from the Instructor.



EBCC Apr 21 T 1:30 PM-2:15 PM 47354

TAI CHI & PILATES

Get two great workouts in one! This class combines Pilates

exercises and various Tai Chi movements. Strengthen your core

and improve posture, coordination, range of motion, strength,

balance & relaxation.



HCC Apr 20 M 10:30 AM-11:30 AM 45944

TAI CHI - GENTLE FOR FITNESS

This is not a traditional Tai Chi class. This gentle class combines

various styles of Tai Chi and Chi Kung movements with fitness

exercises. Suitable for participants of all ages who require a

gentle yet effective workout for range of motion, strength, balance

& relaxation. Chair options are offered and encouraged.



HCC Apr 24 F 10:30 AM-11:30 AM 45941

TRIATHLON

BUILD YOUR BASE TRAINING

Get ready for next season with a training program that will help

you gain overall muscle strength, endurance and speed. Course

includes techniques to improve swim efficiency, cycling and

weight training components.



ARC Apr 24 F 6:15 PM-8:15 PM 45922

WEIGHTLIFTING

- OLYMPIC TECHNIQUE

Interested in learning Olympic Lifting and not sure where to start

or need a refresher? This is the program for you, no previous

experience necessary and those with bad habits are welcome.

Using a hands on bar approach, participants will learn the basics

of weightlifting starting with the Olympic squat and deadlift

and move to the power snatch and power clean in a progressive

manner. By the end of the session, participants understand

proper technique, will gain hip and shoulder flexibility along with

leg and core strength.



ARC Apr 20 M 7:15 PM-8:30 PM 45923

ARC May 25 M 7:15 PM-8:30 PM 45924

WEIGHTLIFTING

- POWERLIFTING TECHNIQUE

Interested in stepping up your Weight Lifting to Powerlifting?

This is the program for you, no previous experience necessary

and those with bad habits are welcome. This course offers a

hands on bar approach, participants will learn the basics of

Powerlifting including proper squat, bench press and deadlift

technique.



ARC Apr 20 M 7:15 PM-8:30 PM 45925

ARC May 25 M 7:15 PM-8:30 PM 45926

YOGA - GENTLE

This class is specifically designed for those who are new to

Yoga or require a gentle approach. A calming, stress-relieving

Yoga class designed to increase your flexibility, coordination and

strength so you can have balance in life, both on and off the

Yoga mat.



HCC Apr 23 Th 7:15 PM-8:15 PM 45942

HCC Apr 24 F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45943


YOGA - YOGA FOR STIFF FOLKS

If you have put off any type of exercise due to limited mobility

and stiffness, then this is the class for you. The slow and gentle

exploration of restorative postures is suitable for those who are

tight, challenged, injured and for post-natal and older bodies.

Address your needs in a comfortable, safe and nurturing setting.



PVCC Apr 21 T 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 45927

PVCC Jul 7 T 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 46437

Seniors

55+ YOGA - GENTLE CHAIR YOGA

A gentle form of Yoga performed sitting in a chair or standing

and using the chair for support. Learn a variety of postures,

breathing techniques and methods of relaxation. Improve

strength, flexibility and balance. Ideal for those who have issues

with balance, cannot stand for an extended period of time, or

who cannot get down to the floor on a mat.



HCC Apr 21 T 10:30 AM-11:30 AM 45931

55+ BONE BUILDERS BASICS

This class is for anyone who has concerns with osteoporosis,

arthritis or bone health. Learn how to exercise safely and effectively.

Each class will include weight training for strength, balance

and agility using a chair option.



HCC Aug 10 M 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45966



HCC Jun 17 W 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45960

HCC Jun 19 F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45961

HCC Jun 22 M 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45959

HCC Aug 5 W 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45967

HCC Aug 7 F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45968



HCC Apr 20 M 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45932

EBCC Apr 21 T 1:00 PM-2:00 PM 47344

HCC Apr 22 W 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45933

EBCC Apr 23 Th 1:00 PM-2:00 PM 47345

HCC Apr 24 F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45934



HCC Jun 17 M,W 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45963

HCC Jun 17 W,F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45964

HCC Aug 5 M,W 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45970

HCC Aug 7 M,F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45969


HCC Jun 19 M,F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45962

HCC Aug 5 W,F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45971



HCC Apr 20 M,F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45935

HCC Apr 20 M,W 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45936

EBCC Apr 21 T,Th 1:00 PM-2:00 PM 47343

HCC Apr 22 W,F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45937



HCC Aug 5 M,W,F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45972



HCC Jun 17 M,W,F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45965



HCC Apr 20 M,W,F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 45938

55+ FIT FOR LIFE

Enjoy life by keeping active and fit. Class includes exercises for

cardio, muscle, strength and flexibility.



ARC Apr 20 M,W 1:15 PM-2:15 PM 45903



ARC Apr 21 T,Th 8:30 AM-9:30 AM 45904

ARC Jul 6 M,W 1:15 PM-2:15 PM 46423

55+ FITNESS FUN

This class is set to great music and is fun for all. Build your heart

and muscle fitness one class at a time while also improving flexibility,

balance and coordination.



EBCC Apr 21 T,Th 10:30 AM-11:30 AM 47346

PVCC Apr 22 W,F 8:45 AM-9:45 AM 45905

PVCC Jul 8 W,F 8:45 AM-9:45 AM 46424

Active Living


Active Living

ACTIVE LIVING

55+ LOW IMPACT FITNESS KICK

BOXING

Build your fitness by training like a kick boxer. This whole body

workout will focus on stability, flexibility and body awareness.

This low impact alternative to traditional kick boxing will be a

great fit for anyone looking to get active and try something new.



BTC Apr 20 M 10:00 AM-10:50 AM 47341



BTC Apr 22 W 10:00 AM-10:50 AM 47342



BTC Apr 20 M,W 10:00 AM-10:50 AM 47340

55+ TAI CHI

The gentle, flowing, relaxed movements of Tai Chi loosen the

joints and the spine and promote health and well being.



PVCC Apr 22 W 1:30 PM-2:30 PM 45906

55+ YOGA

Yoga promotes a feeling of overall well-being. Learn a variety of

postures, breathing techniques and methods of relaxation. Yoga

stretches and strengthens the muscles in a safe, gentle way. Open

to all levels.



PVCC Apr 21 T 9:00 AM-10:15 AM 45909

PVCC Apr 21 T 10:30 AM-11:45 AM 45910

PVCC Apr 24 F 10:30 AM-11:45 AM 45911

PVCC Jul 7 T 9:30 AM-10:45 AM 46425

PVCC Jul 10 F 10:30 AM-11:45 AM 46426

ZUMBA GOLD

Zumba Gold is perfect for active older adults, beginners and

anyone looking for a modified Zumba class. Experience Latin &

international dance moves at a lower intensity. Join the Party,

move a little and have a lot of fun.



PVCC Apr 22 W 5:00 PM-5:45 PM 45928

HCC Apr 22 W 6:00 PM-6:45 PM 45957

HCC Apr 23 Th 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 45956

55+ WEEKLY WEIGHT TRAINING

FOR HEALTH

Weight training is a great way to maintain bone density, and to

stay strong and healthy. This class will teach you how to safely

include weight training in your fitness routine using a combination

of weight machines & free weights.



ARC Apr 20 M,Th 9:45 AM-10:45 AM 45907

ARC Apr 20 M,Th 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 45908



Active Living

Staying in

touch…

Have a question?

You can ask in person, send an email, follow our blog

Our program staff are here to answer your questions

regarding our great programs.

Please contact us at

Allandale, Tyndale, Sadlon Arena

& Parkview Centres

705-728-5141

East Bayfield, Lampman, Sports Dome

& Dorian Parker Centres

705-739-4225


705-792-7925

Or at recreation.information@barrie.ca

Or visit barrierec.ca/campsblog

Our recreation staff provide up to date information to

families using our pre-camp (Thursday) email messaging.

To help us reach you please ensure that your email

address is up to date.


Recreation Programs

Camps &

School Breaks

Summer Camps, PA Day Programs and online registration

available at play.barrie.ca or call 705-739-4223.


CAMPS

CAMPS

SWIMMING

Please note, the Aquatics Admissions Standards for the City of Barrie

Day Camps are as follows:

- All campers 6-9 years of age who are unable to pass the facility

swim test (deemed non-swimmers) will be required to wear a PFD

Facility swim tests are required for those aged 14 and under. This test

consisted of:

• Swimming the full width of the shallow end of the pool, without

stopping or putting their feet down

• Face must be in the water (breathing when needed)

• Swimming with big arm circles coming out of the water.

City of Barrie Day Camps adhere to the swim admissions standards

to ensure safetly of all campers and staff.

CAMPER PICK UP AND DROP OFF

ADULTS MUST SHOW PHOTO I.D. DURING CAMP PICK-UP.

Campers 10 yrs and under MUST have adult supervision at all times

during morning drop off and afternoon pick up. Please ensure that

regular escorts and emergency contacts are recorded with your

registration. Only those adults listed will be permitted to pick up your

child(ren). Please notify us if your child will not be attending camp

or of any change in your child’s pick-up routine by calling 705-792-

7908 - this is our safe arrival hotline. Children are NOT allowed to

leave early without written consent from a parent or guardian.

Please note: A late fee of $5.00/15 minutes will be charged for late

pick-ups.

AGES

See specific camp descriptions for ages. Camp leaders will take

age differences into account when programming activities. ALL

REQUESTS for age exemptions should be done by email to

recinfo@barrie.ca. Please note: no age exceptions will be made for

children under 4 for preschool camps. Dec 31st will be used as the

age calculation date for all children’s camps.

Please note: For City of Barrie camps children must already have

attained the age of 4 by the first day of the camp, no age exceptions

will be made for children under the age of 4. Ages are strictly

enforced in compliance with Child Care and Early Years Act. For

further information, please go to ontario.ca

LUNCH & SNACKS

Due to the number of life-threatening allergies children in camps

have to peanuts/nuts, City of Barrie summer camps have become a

“nut aware” environment. We therefore request all parents avoid

sending peanut or nut products to camps. Please send energizing

food including fruits, vegetables and drinks. Limiting “sugary” foods

is highly recommended.

MEDICAL INFORMATION

Health and Safety is our number one priority. Please ensure the

camper information form is fully completed and that we have up to

date information about your child including an emergency contact

that can be reached during the hours of 7:00am-5:30pm. The

camper form is available online and in our pre-camp email.

MEDICATIONS @ CAMP

The City of Barrie will support and dispense medication with

appropriate documentation, with the exception of narcotics.

Parents/Guardians must advise staff of medication requirements

prior to leaving the program environment by indicating these

details on the appropriate form. Please note that City of Barrie

staff are not permitted to administer insulin to campers with

diabetes. If a camper is unable to administer their own insulin

independently, parents/guardians are invited to come into the

program to assist in the administration process.


QUALITY SUPERVISION

Our staff/participant ratios reflect our commitment to quality program supervision.

Preschool programs operate with a ratio of 1 leader for every 6 children and all other camps

operate with a ratio of 1 leader for every 10 campers.

These ratios are supplemented with support from our Program and Inclusion Services.

CAMP HOURS

Camp activities are from 9:00am-4:00pm. Parents may drop off

their child/ren between 8:30am-9:00am and may pickup between

3:45pm-4:00pm at no additional charge.

EXTENDED CAMP SERVICE

Extended hours for the Sports Dome will be held at

East Bayfield CC. Times and fees listed below are based on

a 1 week session (Monday-Friday).

7:00am - 8:30 am $21.00 • 4:00pm - 5:30 pm $21.00

See am and pm barcodes for more information

CAMP ATTIRE

All camp programs continue during inclement weather. Programs

either have onsite facilities, or campers may be transported to a

nearby location at the discretion of staff. Sunscreen, a hat and

insect repellent are highly recommended. Please dress your child

appropriately for the weather and label ALL camper items including

clothing, towels and bags. The City of Barrie will not be held

responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged items at camp.

Special note to Parents re: Sport Specific Camps:

Our sport camps are a great opportunity for your child to get active

and explore their interests to learn a new sport or further develop

their skillset in a sport they already enjoy. There are tremendous

benefits to participating in our camps as our focus is that your

child will have a positive and enjoyable experience participating in

the sport, but if your child is a high performer and your goal is to

take their sport specific skillset to the next level, we recommend

registering into one of the many high performance sport focused

camps offered within the community by reputable organizations.

summer pre-camp e-mail

Make sure your email is up-to-date to receive the City of Barrie’s

pre-camp emails.

Emails are sent the week before camp starts and include:

• Camp location

• Pick-up & Drop-off details

• Forms for the first day of camp • Activity calendars

• What to bring to camp

To update your account:

• Call Recreation Services at 705-739-4223

• Visit any of the city’s Recreation Centres barrie.ca/DayCamps

WHO TO CONTACT

Have a question? Our camp staff are here to answer your

questions regarding our camps.

Holly CC:

Heather Kenehan

heather.kenehan@barrie.ca

(705) 739-4220 ext 5685

East Bayfield CC/Lampman Lane

CC/Dorian Parker CC/Sports

Dome/Eastview Arena

Jeddy Wong

jeddy.wong@barrie.ca

(705) 739-4220 ext 5668

Allandale RC/Tyndale/Parkview/

Sadlon Arena

Crystal Kort

crystal.kort@barrie.ca

(705) 739-4220 ext 4773

Barrie Community Sports

Complex

Kate Ellis

kate.ellis@barrie.ca

(705) 739-4220 ext 5741

HIGH FIVE ®

HIGH FIVE has helped people and organizations make a

difference in over 1,000,000 children’s lives, giving them ‘the

best way to play’.

HIGH FIVE is Canada’s only comprehensive quality standard

for children’s sport and recreation, offering a holistic

approach to healthy child development based in years of

research. HIGH FIVE holds true to the following five Principles

of healthy child development that the research indicates are

essential for quality programs.

• A Caring Adult

• Friends

• Play

• Mastery

• Participation

HIGH FIVE’s unique and proprietary approach is built

on a Quality Framework, consisting of:

• Training and Development for staff working in children’s

sport and recreation

• Program Assessments using the scientifically-validated

QUEST 2 Tool

• Establishing Policies and Procedures to manage risk

• Creating Awareness for parents of the benefits of high

quality programs for kids

HIGH FIVE works because of its comprehensive, evidencebased

approach to quality experiences for kids. Through

the use of HIGH FIVE tools, like QUEST 2, quality becomes

measurable, quantifiable and attainable. Organizations can

identify areas for improvement with confidence, program

satisfaction is increased and organizations enjoy the benefits

of meeting an increasing demand for quality assurance

certification.

Quality matters because research shows people are more

likely to stay active for life if they have positive experiences

in sport and recreation as a child. Through our national

network of delivery partners, we address societal challenges

like children’s mental health and physical inactivity,

educating our sector on kids’ cognitive, social and emotional

needs.

HIGH FIVE is available in French and English.

The City of Barrie is a HIGH FIVE Accredited Organization.

This means that we have achieved the highest recognized

level of quality and safety in children’s sport and recreation

in Canada. We put children first with a focus on quality and

healthy child development. We strive to ensure all programs

are led by caring leaders who place an emphasis on helping

all our participants to; make new friends, feel stimulated

through play, build confidence through learning new skills,

and feel like a part of the team through active participation.

CAMPS

for the fun of it!

The goal of the City of Barrie Recreation Programs

is to ensure all participants have a rewarding,

memorable, safe and fun experience while

participating in our programs.

If the guidelines on the right cannot be met, our Fair

Play Follow Up process will be implemented. Parent

conferences may be required to address concerns

at any step in this system. ** Physical aggression

towards another person or oneself may

require a temporary or full suspension from

program(s).**.

Providing a safe environment is a collaborative process.

We ask that parents/guardians share the following

rules/guidelines with their child/ren:

• Respect others and their property

• Hands off

• No bullying behavior

• Listen to the Leaders

• Stay with the group

• HAVE FUN!

• Use appropriate language


CAMPS

GAMES & ANIMATIONS

PROGRAMMING CAMP

Fri., JUN 5 • 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

East Bayfield Community Centre

Code: 47919

Age: 8-12 | $93.00

Children will spend the day creating

games and animations using Scratch

(from MIT), a fun and easy to use

multimedia software.

MINECRAFT ©

ADVENTURES CAMP

FRI., MAY 1 • 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Holly Community Centre | Code 47239

Ages 7–11 | $93.00

Kids will enjoy their day playing and

building in Minecraft © , discovering the

underlying mechanics of the game

and learning new logic and problem

solving skills.

RED CROSS BABYSITTING

FRI., MAY 1 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Allandale Recreation Centre | Code 46619

FRI., JUN 5 • 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Holly Community Centre | Code 47922

Ages 11–15 | $75.00

In partnership with the Canadian Red Cross,

participants will learn the essentials of caring

for younger children, including First Aid skills.

Please bring a lunch, doll, pen or pencil.

Note: in order to receive certification,

participants must attend the entire class

and receive 75% on written test.

Course materials included.

Register early at play.barrie.ca

RED CROSS

STAY SAFE

FRI., JUN 5 • 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Allandale Recreation Centre

Code 46620

Ages 9–12 | $57.00

Learn the importance of responsibility

and respect while being accountable

for yourself. The importance of setting

and following safety rules when on

your own and how to prepare for,

recognize and respond to unexpected

situations e.g. inclement weather,

strangers, and unanticipated visits.

Basic first aid skills are covered.


AM CARE/PM CARE

AM CARE

(Extended Hours are from 7:00am-8:30am.)



TYPK Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46674

HCC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47218

EBCC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47792

DPC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47813

EVA Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47829

TYPK Aug 4 M-T,Th-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46679

PVCC Aug 4 T-F 7:00 AM-8:00 AM 46694

HCC Aug 4 T-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47223

EBCC Aug 4 T-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47797

DPC Aug 4 T-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47818

EVA Aug 4 T-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47834



TYPK Jul 6 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46675

SC Jul 6 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46701

HCC Jul 6 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47219

EBCC Jul 6 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47793

DPC Jul 6 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47814

EVA Jul 6 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47830

TYPK Jul 13 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46676

ARC Jul 13 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46698

HCC Jul 13 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47220

EBCC Jul 13 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47794

DPC Jul 13 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47815

EVA Jul 13 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47831

TYPK Jul 20 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46677

ARC Jul 20 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46699

HCC Jul 20 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47221

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47795

DPC Jul 20 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47816

EVA Jul 20 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47832

TYPK Jul 27 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46678

HCC Jul 27 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47222

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47796

DPC Jul 27 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47817

EVA Jul 27 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47833

TYPK Aug 10 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46680

PVCC Aug 10 M-F 7:00 AM-8:00 AM 46695

HCC Aug 10 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47224

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47798

DPC Aug 10 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47819

EVA Aug 10 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47835

TYPK Aug 17 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46681

HCC Aug 17 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47225

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47799

DPC Aug 17 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47820

EVA Aug 17 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47836

TYPK Aug 24 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46682

ARC Aug 24 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46700

HCC Aug 24 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47226

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47800

TYPK Aug 31 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 46683

HCC Aug 31 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47227

EBCC Aug 31 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47801

AM CARE



BCSC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47620

BCSC Aug 4 T-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47625



BCSC Jul 6 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47621

BCSC Jul 13 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47622

BCSC Jul 20 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47623

BCSC Jul 27 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47624

BCSC Aug 10 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47626

BCSC Aug 17 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47627

BCSC Aug 24 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47628

BCSC Aug 31 M-F 7:00 AM-8:30 AM 47629

PM CARE

(Extended Hours are from 4:00pm-5:30pm.)



TYPK Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46684

HCC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47228

EBCC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47802

DPC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47821

EVA Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47837

TYPK Aug 4 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46689

PVCC Aug 4 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46696

HCC Aug 4 T-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47233

EBCC Aug 4 T-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47808

DPC Aug 4 T-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47826

EVA Aug 4 T-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47842



TYPK Jul 6 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46685

SC Jul 6 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46705

HCC Jul 6 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47229

EBCC Jul 6 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47803

DPC Jul 6 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47822

EVA Jul 6 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47838

TYPK Jul 13 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46686

ARC Jul 13 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46702

HCC Jul 13 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47230

EBCC Jul 13 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47805

DPC Jul 13 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47823

EVA Jul 13 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47839

TYPK Jul 20 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46687

ARC Jul 20 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46703

HCC Jul 20 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47231

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47806

DPC Jul 20 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47824

EVA Jul 20 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47840

TYPK Jul 27 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46688

HCC Jul 27 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47232

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47807

DPC Jul 27 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47825

EVA Jul 27 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47841

TYPK Aug 10 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46690

PVCC Aug 10 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46697

HCC Aug 10 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47234

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47809

DPC Aug 10 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47827

EVA Aug 10 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47843

CAMPS


CAMPS

CAMPS

PM CARE

(Extended Hours are from 4:00pm-5:30pm.)

TYPK Aug 17 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46691

HCC Aug 17 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47235

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47810

DPC Aug 17 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47828

EVA Aug 17 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47844

TYPK Aug 24 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46692

ARC Aug 24 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46704

HCC Aug 24 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47236

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47811

TYPK Aug 31 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 46693

HCC Aug 31 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47237

EBCC Aug 31 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47812



BCSC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47630

BCSC Aug 4 T-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47635



BCSC Jul 6 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47631

BCSC Jul 13 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47632

BCSC Jul 20 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47633

BCSC Jul 27 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47634

BCSC Aug 10 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47636

BCSC Aug 17 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47638

BCSC Aug 24 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47639

BCSC Aug 31 M-F 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 47640

Preschool - Independent

DANCE CAMP

Campers will learn basic dance steps in a fun and friendly

environment. Games, crafts and special activities will also be a

part of this camp experience. Participants must be washroom

independent for this camp.



HCC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46757



HCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46759

KINDER - GREEN THUMBS CAMP

Campers will learn about nature and the outside world around them!

Get ready to get your hands dirty, play games and have some fun!

Participants must be washroom independent for this camp.



HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47190

HCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47191

KINDER - ADVENTURE CAMP

Outdoor adventures will be as close to your child as just outside

the backdoor! Campers enjoy exploring and trying new things.

Explore the environment around the community centre through a

walk in the forest, activities, stories and doing crafts outside.



HCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47182

HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47186

KINDER FUN CAMP

Campers will participate in games, songs and crafts geared

towards working independently and using creative skills. Participants

must be washroom independent for this camp.




EBCC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47428

EBCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47433



EBCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47429

EBCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47430

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47431

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47432

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47434

HCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46603

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47435

HCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46604

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47436

HCC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46605

EBCC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47437

KINDER

- IMAGINATION STATION CAMP

This is a camp for the creative youngster who loves to have fun

and be silly! Play games, do crafts and sing songs all geared

towards the wonderful world of make believe. Participants must

be washroom independent for this camp.



HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47193



HCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47192

MINI SPORT CAMP

Learn about the world of sports in a fun and non competitive

environment! Enjoy a wide variety of activities such as camp

games, sports, theme days and more! Campers will be introduced

to fundamental movement skills such as kicking, throwing

and catching. Participants must be washroom independent for

this camp.



HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46826



HCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46827

HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46830

HCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46836

HCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46832

HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46835


child

ADVENTURE CAMP

Join the adventure as we explore places in and around the City.

Try traditional camp activities like canoeing, Disc golf, swimming

and more! Add a bit of excitement with our visit to an escape

room. Make friends, get active and have FUN! Trips MAY include

Disc Golf, TYPK, BCSC and/or an Escape Room. For trip information,

please visit www.barrie.ca/daycamps. Trips subject to

change due to venue availability. The camp will be swimming.



PVCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46661



HCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47062

ARC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46662

ART CAMP

Packed full with a half day creating art projects and the other

half with fun camp games and activities. Young artists will

explore painting, sculpture, collage and more! From traditional

materials to ones they’ve never tried before campers will try it all!

This camp will be swimming.



HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47043

HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46935

ART CAMP- NATURE

This camp will focus on stretching the imagination and enhancing

creativity as you draw, paint, and/or work with collages. This

outdoor camp focuses on art as it relates to the world around us.

This camp will be swimming.



TYPK Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46651

TYPK Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46652

ATHLETE FITNESS CAMP

Stay in shape this summer! Increase your athletic performance

including speed, agility, power and strength through sports conditioning

exercises!



BSD Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47746



BSD Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47747

BSD Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47748

BSD Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47749

BASE CAMP

A traditional day camp program offering a unique balance of

summer camp experiences! Our camp schedule is filled with

a variety of exciting activities including arts and crafts, sports

and games, nature awareness, outdoor play, skill development,

canoeing, outdoor living skills and making memories to last a

lifetime. Our focus is adventure, creativity, challenge, and fun

in a safe & inclusive environment. Your camper will spend their

summer being physically active outdoors, acquiring new skills,

building self-confidence and building lasting friendships.



BCSC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46837

BCSC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46847



BCSC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46840

BCSC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46844

BCSC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46845

BCSC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46846

BCSC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46848

BCSC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46849

BCSC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46850

BCSC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46852



BCSC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46839

BCSC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46857



BCSC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46838

BCSC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46854

BCSC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46855

BCSC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46856

BCSC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46858

BCSC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46859

BCSC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46860

BCSC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46861

BASKETBALL CAMP

Ball handling, passing, shooting, basic strategies and teamwork

will be taught by camp staff in this fun and fast-paced camp.

This camp swims.



HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46841

HCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46842

BIKE CAMP

Campers will ride their bikes to various sites while learning

the rules of the road, and how to maintain their bike properly.

Campers must wear a CSA standard helmet while riding. This

camp will be swimming.



PVCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46658

TYPK Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46657


CAMPS

CAMPS

CAMPS

CAKE BOSS CAMP

Learn how to make a special array of cakes and baked goods

that will be good enough to eat! This camp is packed full with a

half day in the kitchen and the other half filled with fun activities

and games to keep campers moving and creative.



ARC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46671

ARC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46672

CAMP CUISINE

Packed full with a half day in the kitchen making some exciting

and creative recipes and the other half filled with fun games and

activities. Learn the rules of the kitchen all while having fun!



PVCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46659



PVCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46660

CARTOON COMPUTER

ANIMATION CAMP

Dive into STEAM with computer animation technology. This

camp will enhance your child’s creativity and bring their inspiring

stories to life, while encouraging them to share and inspire

others. They will work collaboratively in a guided, learning, computerized

environment and explore their own self-expression to

animate story lines they create. In this camp, your child will learn

story-boarding, create short computer animated cartoons, television

shows or movies, and develop logical thinking skills.



HCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47665

COMPUTER CAMP

Spend half the day working on computers and the other half

playing various camp games and having fun. This camp will be

swimming.






HCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46601

CRAFT CAMP

Express your creativity in this unique camp focusing on specialty

crafts, fun games and more. Most supplies are included however

some household articles may be required.



HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47006



HCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47004

PVCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46663

DANCE AND DRAMA CAMP

Campers will have the opportunity to learn elements various of

dance. Campers will also create their drama skits and props/costumes

using arts and crafts. Parents will be invited to a performance

at the end of the week.




EBCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47252



HCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46774

EBCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47248

EBCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47249

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47250

HCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46775

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47251

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47253

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47254

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47255

(Please note the 9-12yrs group for this camp will be swimming)




EBCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47263



EBCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47259

EBCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47260

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47261

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47262

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47264

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47265

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47266


DANCE CAMP

Campers will have the opportunity to learn elements of dance

disciplines such as ballet, jazz, lyrical and hip hop in a fun recreational

environment.



HCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46819

HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46821

ARC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46668

(Please note the 9-12yrs group for this camp will be swimming)



HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47056

DODGEBALL CAMP

Campers will learn skills such as throwing, catching, dodging,

speed, agility, court movement & positioning, attacking skills and

defensive techniques. Please note that this camp will be swimming.



EVA Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47757



HCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46591

EVA Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47758

EVA Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47759

HCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46592

EVA Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47760

EARTH CHALLENGE CAMP

Learn more about the world around you and be challenged

through nature based activities. Crafts, games, canoeing, hiking

and archery are just some of the activities your child will enjoy.

This camp will be swimming weather permitting.



TYPK Jun 29 M-T,TH-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46621

TYPK Aug 4 M-T,TH-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46626



TYPK Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46622

TYPK Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46623

TYPK Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46624

TYPK Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46625

TYPK Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46627

TYPK Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46628

TYPK Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46629

TYPK Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46630




TYPK Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46636



TYPK Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46632

TYPK Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46633

TYPK Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46634

TYPK Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46635

TYPK Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46637

TYPK Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46638

TYPK Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46639

TYPK Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46640




TYPK Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46646



TYPK Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46642

TYPK Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46643

TYPK Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46644

TYPK Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46645

TYPK Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46647

TYPK Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46648

TYPK Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46649

TYPK Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46650

FIELD DAY CAMP

Summer’s here! So it’s time for field days. Campers will try a

variety of fun challenges and projects throughout the week such

as parachute games, relays, themed obstacle courses, or fun

toss games. Work together in teams to complete your projects

and shake out your “sillies” with creative dance games, “pool

noodle” baseball, theme days or messy craft activities. Campers

enjoy all the fun, rain or shine so dress appropriately.



HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46597



HCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46595

Please note the 9-12yrs group for this camp will be swimming.



HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46598



HCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46596

facilities legenD

ARC: Allandale Rec. Centre

BCSC: Barrie Community

Sports Complex

BSD: Barrie Sports Dome

DPC: Dorian Parker Center

EBCC: East Bayfield Community

Centre

EVA: Eastview Arena

HCC: Holly Community Centre

LLCC: Lampman Lane

Community Centre

PVCC: Parkview Community

Centre

TYPK: Tyndale Park

SA: Sadlon Arena

CAMPS


CAMPS

CAMPS

FLOORBALL HOCKEY CAMP

Prepare for the hockey season and perfect your hockey skills at

this camp! Get ready to play a fast-paced, exciting and low cost

version of indoor hockey. Campers will develop fundamental

hockey skills through drills and game play while learning proper

stick handling, how to zorro, passing and shooting techniques,

all while having fun!



EVA Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47773



EVA Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47771

EVA Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47772

EVA Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47774

GAMES AND ANIMATIONS

PROGRAMMING CAMP

This tech camp introduces kids to the amazing world of computer

programming. Using Scratch (from MIT), a fun and easy to

use multimedia software, kids will have great adventures creating

games and animations. Campers will be solving problems,

designing projects and communicating ideas using stackable

blocks of code in a fun and collaborative way. At the end of the

camp, parents will be sent their child’s projects.

LEARN TO SWIM CAMP

Along with a range of sports, games and other fun camp activities,

campers will swim twice daily for skill development and

fun. Campers receive one swim lesson and one open swim daily

supervised by a certified instructor and lifeguards. Ideal for the

swimmer levels 1 to 4.




HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46587



HCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46585

ARC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46669

ARC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46670

HCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46586

HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46588

HCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46589

HCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46590

LEGO CAMP

Calling all Lego enthusiasts! Campers will not only build and

create using Lego, they will take part in a range of sports, games

and other fun camp activities.




PVCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46666



HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47664

INTERACTIVE CODING

AND DESIGN CAMP

Have you ever played whack-a-mole with playdough, or the piano

with bananas. Now you can! Campers will explore the STEAM

world through coding, designing their own games and musical

instruments and creating game controllers. Campers will code

with Scratch (from MIT), create controllers with Makey Makey

Boards and household items, and will learn coding concepts such

as loops, if statements and variables as well as basic electricity

principles and more, in a fun, imaginative, and logical way!



EBCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47302



SA Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46667

HCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46823

HCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46824

OUTDOOR FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP

Have fun while learning the basics of flag football! This co-ed

camp will focus on the skills involved in throwing, catching and

running using different drills and game scrimmage. There will

not be any tackling in this camp. This camp will also have the opportunity

to canoe and kayak. Suitable for all skill levels.



BCSC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46989



BCSC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46990


SCIENCE AND DISCOVERY CAMP

Explore science through fun, hands-on experiments and weekly

themes. Campers participate in a variety of science activities, as

well as outdoor play, sports, and camp games.



EBCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47980

PVCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46664



EBCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47296

HCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47045

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47297

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47298

HCC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46915

SOCCER CAMP

Have fun while learning the basics of soccer. Learn how to pass,

shoot, dribble, head and even goal keep like a pro. Suitable for

all skill levels. Camps located at BCSC will also have the opportunity

to canoe and kayak.



BCSC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48985

HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46932

HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46933

BCSC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48987



BCSC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48986

BCSC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48988

CAMPS

Please note the 9-12yrs group for this camp will be swimming.



EBCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47982



EBCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47299

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47300

HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46919

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47301

facilities legenD



Sports Complex




Centre

EVA: Eastview Arena


LLCC: Lampman Lane

Community Centre


Centre

TYPK: Tyndale Park

SA: Sadlon Arena

SPORTS CAMP

Campers will learn and play a variety of sports with a focus on

fun and the development of their skills through drills, practice

and play.





EBCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47413



EBCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47409

HCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46877

EBCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47410

BCSC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48991

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47411

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48990

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47412

HCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46869

BCSC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48992

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47414

HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46870

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47415

BCSC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48993

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47416

HCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46871

EBCC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47417

HCC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46872

Please note: 9-12yrs age group for this camp will be swimming,

except for those camps with*





EBCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47423


CAMPS

CAMPS



EBCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47419

HCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46864

EBCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47420

BCSC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48995

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47421

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47422

HCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46865

BCSC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48997

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47424

HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46866

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47425

BCSC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 48998

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47426

HCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46867

EBCC * Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47427

HCC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46868

SUMMER FUN CAMP

Campers will enjoy a variety of indoor and outdoor activities with

a focus on fun, making friends, arts and crafts, sports, camp

games and theme days.




EBCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47388



EBCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47383

HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47160

EBCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47385

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47386

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47387

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47389

HCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47162

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47390

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47391

EBCC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47392

Please note the 9-12yrs group for this camp will be swimming

except on camps indicated with a *




EBCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47403

facilities legenD



Sports Complex




Centre

EVA: Eastview Arena


LLCC: Lampman Lane

Community Centre


Centre

TYPK: Tyndale Park

SA: Sadlon Arena



EBCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47399

HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47161

EBCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47400

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47401

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47402

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47404

HCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47163

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47405

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47406

EBCC * Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47407

SUPER SWIMMERS CAMP

Campers will swim twice a day for skill development and fun

while being supervised by certified lifeguards. Campers must

pass the swim challenge. They must swim 25 meters independently

(without assistance, stopping, or touching the pool floor.)

If your child does not pass the swim test they will be required to

wear a PFD to remain in the camp.



HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46599

TENNIS CAMP

Open to players of any skill level, this program includes instruction

both on and off the court. The morning lesson will be

taught by a Professional Level 2 Tennis Instructor. Please note

that this camp swims.



BSD Aug 4 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47752



BSD Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47750

BSD Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47751

TRIPLE THREAT CAMP

Participants will learn basic vocal, dance and acting technique.

At the end of the week they will put their new talents on display

for friends and family in a final production. This camp will be

swimming.



HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46817

ULTIMATE FRISBEE CAMP

This camp will teach the FUNdamentals of Ultimate Frisbee

including throwing, catching, cutting and general movement

patterns.



SA Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46673


VIRTUAL REALITY

CHARACTER DESIGN CAMP

This camp is for every child interested in 3D Character Design and

Virtual Reality (VR)! Campers will learn how to create industry

level, high resolution and textured 3D characters from their favourite

movies and video games. These characters will later be added

to their own personalized environments that can be used in animations,

video games and seen with VR devices. KGM will bring

in the VR goggles so campers can enjoy their amazing work!



EBCC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47303

VOLLEYBALL CAMP

Learn to serve and smash on either the court or the beach.

Campers will play a variety of skill-related games while developing

skills and having tons of fun! This camp will be swimming.



HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46853



HCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46851

VOLLEYBALL CAMP- BEACH

Learn to serve and smash on either the court or the beach.

Campers will play a variety of skill-related games while developing

skills and having tons of fun! This camp will be swimming

weather permitting.



TYPK Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-3:30 PM 46653

TYPK Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-3:30 PM 46654

Youth

EARTH CHALLENGE - ARCHERY CAMP

Be challenged through nature based activities. You will enjoy

games, hiking and canoeing. Then build on your basic archery

skills and knowledge. Have fun learning safety rules, basic techniques

of aiming and shooting during target practice, and basic

equipment care. This camp will be swimming weather permitting.



TYPK Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46655

TYPK Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46656

EXTREME TEENS CAMP

Calling all campers who are ready for fun trips this summer!

Campers will have the opportunity to enjoy trips such as rock

climbing, Go-Karts, Canada’s Wonderland, Trampolining and

Bowling (trips subject to change due to venue availability and

weather)! Note: Admission fees and busing are included. Campers

may be bussed outside of Barrie for field trips. Campers

may also be swimming depending on the field trip for that day.

Information on trip destinations and consent forms will be sent

the week prior to the start of the camp.



DPC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47977



DPC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47975

DPC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47976

DPC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47978

LEADER IN TRAINING 1

LIT 1 is an introductory leadership program perfect for youth

looking to work with children. Participants will enjoy fun, camp

style games and activities that will provide a basic understanding

of working in a camp environment. Participants will build their

skills of resume writing to interviewing. LIT’s will be required to

complete 3 hours of camp placement on the final day of the program.

Successful completion of the program is the pre-requisite

for LIT 2.






HCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47048

PVCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46665

LEADER IN TRAINING 2

LIT 2 is the follow-up program to LIT 1. This more intensive

program will provide participants with specific training to

work in a day camp environment. Participants will receive a

strong focus on leadership, working with children and how to

facilitate games and activities for large groups. Participants will

also receive certification in HIGH FIVE - Principles of Healthy

Child Development. ** Please note this is a 2- week program -

week 1 will be classroom style learning with some games and

activities, followed by 1 week of camp placement for successful

completion of the program. Once the program has been

completed, there will be opportunities for additional volunteer

hours in camp. This camp will be swimming. ***Participants

who have previously completed Leader In Training 1 and have

completed grade 9, are automatically eligible for LIT 2. ** ALL

participants must have completed grade 9 to register in the LIT 2

program.



EBCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47268

HCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47049

CAMPS


CAMPS

CAMPS

TRIP TAKERS CAMP

Enjoy daily destinations to new places and make great summer

memories with your friends! Trips may include: Trampolining,

Bowling, Laser Tag and Mini Putt (trips subject to change due to

venue availability). Note: Admission fees and busing are included.

Trips for this camp will remain within Barrie. Campers may also

be swimming depending on the field trip for that day. Information

on trip destinations and consent forms will be sent the week

prior to the start of the camp.



DPC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47753

HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47068



DPC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47754

DPC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47755

DPC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47756

YOUTH FIT CAMP

Build confidence while engaging in a variety of fun fitness activities,

group games and special events. Sample activities may

include mini trampoline, cycle, weight lifting, Zumba, yoga and

more! Learn proper techniques to work out safely on your own

with the Youth Smart Start Orientation. This camp will be swimming.



HCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46936

FOR A COMPLETE

LISTING OF ALL OUR

CAMPS, PLEASE VISIT

play.barrie.ca


Recreation Programs

Creative Arts

Online registration available at

play.barrie.ca or call 705-739-4223.


CREATIVE ARTS

CREATIVE ARTS

Child

ABSTRACT ART

Abstract is an art form about colour, shape, line, texture and

space. This class will help students work toward creating a sound

composition using these elements. All supplies included.



HCC Apr 20 M 4:30 PM-5:20 PM 47060



HCC Apr 20 M 5:30 PM-6:20 PM 47061

DRAWING AND PAINTING

A basic course offering instruction in the different categories of

drawing using a variety of mediums such as watercolours, pencil,

ink and pastels. All materials will be supplied.



EBCC Apr 20 M 5:30 PM-6:30 PM 46040

EXPLORE ART

This program focuses on learning about perspective, form pattern

and composition. Students will work in pencil, ink, charcoal

and pastel. Let’s use our imagination and creativity in a fun and

positive environment. All materials are provided. Instructor is Lisa

Harpell from Creative Madness.



HCC May 20 W 4:30 PM-5:20 PM 47057



HCC May 20 W 5:30 PM-6:20 PM 47058

FUNDAMENTALS

OF PAINTING ON CANVAS

Students will learn painting on a canvas in a systemic way from

the fundamental knowledge to basic skills with step by step

guidance. Local artist and instructor, Jenny Chen from Artwonderfull

Creative Center, will cater lessons based each student’s

painting skills. All materials are included.



EBCC Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM-7:30 PM 48840

GUITAR 101

Learn the basics of guitar: chords, strumming, patterns, finger

and picking exercises, notes and songs are covered in this program.

Guitar rentals can be arranged through Music Pro Barrie.

Acoustic guitars only.



EBCC Apr 19 S 1:00 PM-1:45 PM 46038

INSPIRATIONS IN NATURE

With nature being the theme, students will learn about the

principles of design and the basic techniques to create a one of a

kind masterpiece. Participants will work with paint, ink, clay and

plaster while learning some basics in drawing in order to document

their works of art. All materials are provided. Instructor is

Lisa Harpell from Creative Madness.



HCC Apr 22 W 4:30 PM-5:20 PM 47046



HCC Apr 22 W 5:30 PM-6:20 PM 47047

INTRO TO ART

This program touches on many forms of art: painting, printmaking,

sculpture, collage and drawing, to discover what you enjoy

best or to just express yourself in many different ways. All materials

and smocks are provided. Instructor is from Creative Madness.



ARC May 21 Th 6:30 PM-7:20 PM 47071

MUSIC THEORY

Ideally for someone who wants to start understanding how music

works. We will not be playing instruments during class, but

the class is geared to individuals of all instruments backgrounds.

The material for the class will be learning about: Notes, Intervals,

Scales, Chords and Tonality (Keys). We’ll be defining terms such

as Melody, Harmony and Rhythm.



EBCC Apr 19 S 3:30 PM-4:30 PM 47292


PAINTING 101

This program offers a peek into acrylics, watercolour and oils.

Learn new techniques and different ways to use your brushes

and palette knives. Explore the world of colour and all the fun it

entails. Instructor from Creative Madness.



ARC May 21 Th 5:30 PM-6:20 PM 47070



ARC Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM-7:20 PM 47072

Youth

FUNDAMENTALS OF

PAINTING ON CANVAS

Students will learn painting on a canvas in a systemic way from

the fundamental knowledge to basic skills with step by step

guidance. Local artist and instructor, Jenny Chen from Artwonderfull

Creative Center, will cater lessons based each student’s

painting skills. All materials are included.



EBCC Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM-6:00 PM 48839

POINTILLISM ART

Also known as circle or dot art, this art form was made famous

by George Suerat. A great way to play with shading by using

dots and marks, tricking the eye into seeing images. Come out

and get some great tips and tricks while creating a masterpiece

of your own.



HCC May 25 M 4:30 PM-5:20 PM 47064



HCC May 25 M 5:30 PM-6:20 PM 47065

SCULPTURE AND MORE

This course is designed to allow participants to experience creating

3D art. Using clay, plaster, wire, plaster gauze and stone,

participants will learn to discover form and shape relationships.

Some forms will be painted with acrylic paint while others provide

a study for drawing. Instructor: Lisa Harpell from Creative

Madness



ARC Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM-6:20 PM 47069

UKULELE 101

Learn the basics of ukulele: chords, strumming, patterns, finger

exercises, notes and songs are covered in this program. Ukulele

purchases are available through Music Pro Barrie.



EBCC Apr 19 S 2:40 PM-3:25 PM 46977

facilities legenD

ARC:



Centre

HCC:


PKCC: Parkview 55+ Centre

Adult

ABSTRACT ART

Abstract is an art form about colour, shape, line, texture and

space. This class will help students work toward creating a sound

composition using these elements. All supplies included.



HCC Apr 20 M 6:30 PM-7:20 PM 47063

ADULT GUITAR 101

Participants will learn the basics of guitar: chords, strumming

patterns, scales, finger and picking exercises, notes and songs

are covered in this program. If necessary, guitar rentals can be

arranged through Music Pro - Barrie. Acoustic guitars only.



EBCC Apr 19 S 1:50 PM-2:35 PM 46039

ART FOR THERAPY

Join Lisa and her Intuitive Art Therapy program as you explore

many mediums of art including painting, drawing, clay and

stone carving to allow you to connect with the artist begging to

express themselves. Instructor from Creative Madness.



PVCC May 22 F 10:00 AM-12:00 PM 47438

ARTIST STUDIO

Explore the visual arts in this program geared towards the artist

in us all who is looking to develop under the guidance of our

professional artist Lisa Harpell from Creative Madness. All materials

are provided.



HCC Apr 22 W 6:30 PM-7:20 PM 47051

HCC May 20 W 6:30 PM-7:20 PM 47067

CREATIVE ARTS


CREATIVE ARTS

CREATIVE ARTS

FUNDAMENTALS OF PAINTING

Do you like acrylic painting, but are worried about not having

experience in it? This course is designed for you to learn to paint

with Acrylic step by step with the artist Jenny Chen from Artwonderfull

Creative Center. You can paint this! Begin your art journey

today and there’s something you will be excited to create, and

can hang on your wall! All the materials are included.



EBCC Apr 23 Th 10:40 AM-12:00 PM 48842

POINTILLISM ART

Also known as circle or dot art, this art form was made famous

by George Suerat. A great way to play with shading is by using

dots and marks, tricking the eye into seeing images. Come out

and get some great tips and tricks while creating a masterpiece

of your own.



HCC May 25 M 6:30 PM-7:20 PM 47066

SKETCHES AND SNACKS

Participants will explore the visual Arts in this class, over light

snacks under the guidance of local professional artist Lisa Harpell

from Creative Madness.



HCC May 25 M 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 46808



HCC Apr 20 M 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 47059

STONE CARVING

Building on basic stone carving techniques we’ll advance to larger

pieces and experiment with more advanced tools and chisels.

A starter kit will also be available for purchase by instructor Lisa

Harpell of Creative Madness Art Studio.



PVCC Apr 24 F 10:00 AM-12:00 PM 47439


Recreation Programs

Dance




dance

dance

Preschool

- Parent Participation

PARENT AND MUNCHKIN DANCE

Have fun with your little one! This delightful dance program

is designed for adults and children to participate together and

enjoy the spirit of dance in a fun and engaging environment.

Suitable for all levels and abilities.

Age: 2.5-4yrs Classes: 8 Fees: $49.00


HCC Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM-9:30 AM 46473

HCC Apr 21 T 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 46475


BALLET

For the young dancer wanting to learn ballet while having

fun, this class is designed to introduce children to basic ballet

positions and movements. Participants will develop poise,

balance, strength, control and self-confidence while also learning

how to take turns and follow instruction.



ARC Apr 20 M 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 46258



EBCC Apr 18 Sa 8:45 AM-9:15 AM 46053

EBCC Apr 21 T 4:30 PM-5:00 PM 46042

HCC Apr 21 T 5:35 PM-6:05 PM 46467

EBCC Apr 22 W 5:20 PM-5:50 PM 46049

HCC Apr 23 Th 5:35 PM-6:05 PM 46464

HCC Jul 4 Sa 9:00 AM-9:30 AM 46541



EBCC Jun 30 T 4:30 PM-5:00 PM 46058



ARC Apr 20 M 5:35 PM-6:05 PM 46260



EBCC Apr 18 Sa 9:55 AM-10:25 AM 46055

HCC Apr 18 Sa 10:45 AM-11:15 AM 46448

EBCC Apr 21 T 5:40 PM-6:10 PM 46044

HCC Apr 23 Th 6:45 PM-7:15 PM 46449

EBCC Jun 30 T 5:40 PM-6:10 PM 46060

HCC Jul 2 Th 5:35 PM-6:05 PM 46539

DANCE 4 FUN

For the young dancer wanting to try it all and have a ball, this

class is designed to introduce children to a variety of dance

mediums including hip hop, jazz, ballet and contemporary. Little

ones will develop balance, strength, coordination, poise and

self-confidence while also learning how to take turns and follow

instruction.



EBCC Apr 18 Sa 9:20 AM-9:50 AM 46054

HCC Apr 18 Sa 9:35 AM-10:05 AM 46468

EBCC Apr 21 T 5:05 PM-5:35 PM 46043

EBCC Apr 22 W 4:45 PM-5:15 PM 46048

ARC Apr 22 W 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 46263

HCC Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 46469

HCC Apr 24 F 5:35 PM-6:05 PM 46508

HCC Jun 30 T 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 46534

HCC Jul 4 Sa 9:35 AM-10:05 AM 46542

EBCC Jul 7 T 5:05 PM-5:35 PM 46059



ARC Apr 20 M 6:10 PM-6:40 PM 46261



EBCC Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM-11:00 AM 46056

HCC Apr 18 Sa 10:10 AM-10:40 AM 46450

EBCC Apr 21 T 6:15 PM-6:45 PM 46045

EBCC Apr 22 W 6:30 PM-7:00 PM 46051

ARC Apr 22 W 5:35 PM-6:05 PM 46264

HCC Apr 23 Th 6:10 PM-6:40 PM 46452

HCC Apr 24 F 6:10 PM-6:40 PM 46455

HCC Jun 30 T 5:35 PM-6:05 PM 46536

HCC Jul 4 Sa 11:15 AM-11:45 AM 46535

EBCC Jul 7 T 6:15 PM-6:45 PM 46061

HIP HOP

Young dancers will begin to learn choreography including the

coffee grinder and simple pop and lock movements. Dancers

will continue to develop their listening skills and understanding

of simple dance terminology.



HCC Apr 21 T 6:10 PM-6:40 PM 46461

EBCC Apr 22 W 5:55 PM-6:25 PM 46050

ARC Apr 22 W 6:10 PM-6:40 PM 46265

HCC Apr 24 F 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 46457

HCC Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 46538

HCC Jul 4 Sa 10:15 AM-10:45 AM 46543


Child

CONTEMPORARY DANCE

Participants will explore the styles of Contemporary, classical,

lyrical dance and maybe even more in this fun and engaging

environment. Suitable for all levels and abilities.



HCC Apr 21 T 6:45 PM-7:30 PM 46513

DANCE 4 FUN

Participants will experience at least 4 different styles of dance

including Hip Hop, Contemporary, Jazz, and Ballet in this fun and

engaging environment. Suitable for all levels and abilities.



ARC Apr 20 M 6:45 PM-7:30 PM 46262



HCC Apr 18 Sa 11:20 AM-12:05 PM 47271

EBCC Apr 21 T 6:50 PM-7:35 PM 46046

HCC Apr 23 Th 7:15 PM-8:00 PM 46476

HCC Jul 2 Th 6:10 PM-6:55 PM 46540

EBCC Jul 7 T 6:50 PM-7:35 PM 46062



EBCC Apr 18 Sa 11:05 AM-12:05 PM 46057

HCC Apr 21 T 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 46443

HIP HOP

Perfect for the child who enjoys this popular dance form and is

ready to take their dance skills to the next level. Participants will

learn more advanced terminology and work on their musicality

and build confidence with longer combinations. Hip Hop is

about personal style and expression and dancers will learn new

moves to showcase their talents at an informal performance in

the last class.



ARC Apr 22 W 6:45 PM-7:30 PM 46266

EBCC Apr 22 W 7:05 PM-7:50 PM 46052

HCC Apr 24 F 6:45 PM-7:30 PM 46480

HCC Jun 30 T 6:10 PM-6:55 PM 46537



HCC Apr 24 F 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 46447

Adult

BEGINNER SALSA,

MERENGUE, BACHATA

Join the growing Latin dance community in Barrie by learning

how to joyfully and expertly dance the three major Latin dances:

Salsa, Merengue, and Bachata. Easy to follow instructions and

easy to memorize dance patterns will enable you to dance with

confidence and grace at Latin clubs, weddings, on vacation or on

a cruise. Registration with a partner is preferred, but singles are

welcome too. Price is per person. Instructor: Norbert Wunn.



PVCC Apr 24 F 7:00 PM-8:30 PM 46267

dance


dance

BEGINNER WEST COAST

SWING DANCE

West Coast Swing is a most versatile dance that allows you to

dance skillfully to a variety of different music genres from slow to

mid-tempo, especially to some of the Hits from Michael Jackson.

With WCS you will shine on every dance floor, whatever the

occasion. Learn the basic steps and turns, some important signature

moves, and how to make your own choreography on the

dance floor. Learn to dance with easy to follow but thorough

instructions. Registration with a partner preferred but singles are

welcome too. Price is per person. Instructor: Norbert Wunn.



PVCC Apr 24 F 8:30 PM-10:00 PM 46268

DANCING FOR ALL OCCASIONS LATIN

& BALLROOM LEVEL 2&3

These classes will teach the International style of Latin American

and Ballroom dances. Please register with a partner. Price is per

person. Instructor: Rania Sotiropoulos.



LLCC Mar 24 T 8:30 PM-10:00 PM 47916

dance

DANCING FOR ALL OCCASIONS

BALLROOM & LATIN LEVEL 1

Dance with confidence at parties, weddings, nightclubs, cruises,

etc. The basics of most Ballroom and Latin dances will be covered.

Please register with a partner. Price is per person. Instructor:

Rania Sotiropoulos.



LLCC Mar 24 T 7:00 PM-8:30 PM 47915


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Recreation Programs

General Interest




general interest

Preschool - Parent

Participation

BABY MASSAGE

There are many benefits to performing massage on babies, such

as relief from gas and colic, to helping to regulate sleep patterns

and promote bonding between parent/ caregiver and baby. Expectant

mothers welcome, bring a doll to practice on. Instructor

Stephanie Kruuk RMT

PRESCHOOL PLAYSHOP

A little bit of song, a dash of drama, a sprinkle of sports, a little

dribble of crafts means a whole lot of fun. Time is divided between

the gymnasium or outdoor playground.



HCC Apr 21 T 9:30 AM-11:00 AM 46996

EBCC Apr 21 T 10:30 AM-12:00 PM 46035

HCC Apr 22 W 9:30 AM-11:00 AM 46997

general

interest

Age: 1m and up Classes: 1 Fees: $25.00


HCC Apr 24 F 9:45 AM-10:30 AM 46484

BIRDS AND BUTTERFLIES

Welcome spring with activities and fun facts all about our feathered

and winged friends.



HCC Apr 20 M 10:30 AM-11:20 AM 46994

BUSY BEES

This early interaction program encourages stimulating activities in

a child friendly setting designed to develop social, cognitive and

motor skills. Adults and children will both benefit through valuable

time spent together.

Age: 1.5-2.5yrs Classes: 8 Fees: $76.00


EBCC Apr 21 T 9:30 AM-10:20 AM 46036

HCC Apr 21 T 11:30 AM-12:20 PM 47358

HCC Apr 22 W 11:30 AM-12:20 PM 46998


JUST STEPS AWAY

This program is geared to the youngster who is just steps away

from the kindergarten experience. The focus will be on making

learning fun using a variety of craft, games, social interaction and

gross motor time. Please bring a peanut free snack.



EBCC Apr 20 M 9:30 AM-11:30 AM 46031



EBCC Apr 22 W 12:00 PM-2:00 PM 46030

HCC Apr 24 F 9:30 AM-11:00 AM 47008

KINDER FUN CLUB

Get Ready, Get Set, GO!!! Welcome to Kinder Fun Club! We will

be having fun using a variety of crafts, games, social interaction

and gross motor time. Please bring a peanut free snack.


GROWING MUDDY GARDENS

Join us on this adventure of all things muddy. Discover all it’s different

uses and what it provides in nature. We’ll even make some

and have fun in new ways.



HCC May 25 M 10:30 AM-11:20 AM 46995

GYM & SWIM

Structured group activities in the gym are followed by recreational

swim time in the pool led by Aquatic staff.



HCC Apr 20 M 9:45 AM-11:00 AM 46993


EBCC Apr 21 T 1:00 PM-2:30 PM 46033

EBCC Apr 22 W 9:30 AM-11:00 AM 46034

LITTLE SCIENTISTS

Get ready to learn all about science in a stimulating and engaging

environment! Little Scientists will enjoy activity stations, circle

time and experiments.



EBCC Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM-11:00 AM 46037

facilities legenD

ARC:



Centre

HCC:



Centre


MESSY MINIONS

Join us for some messy mornings. Roll up your sleeves, put on

some play clothes and leave the mess with us! We will have

fun finger painting, making goop, play dough and other messy

recipes. Circle time will be also included.



EBCC Apr 20 M 12:30 PM-2:00 PM 46032

OUTDOOR FOREST ADVENTURES

We have a perfect little outdoor forest area to discover new

natural wonders. Children will be introduced to woodland

games, crafts and preschool adventure skills. (provision will be

made indoors in the case of inclement weather).



HCC Apr 22 W 1:00 PM-3:00 PM 47009

ROOM TO GROW

A program for children to grow independently. They will learn

while using a variety of craft mediums, games, songs and social

interaction. Outdoor playtime will be included (weather permitting).

Please bring a peanut free snack for your child.



HCC Apr 21 T 1:00 PM-2:30 PM 47005

HCC Apr 23 Th 12:30 PM-2:00 PM 47007

Child

3D MODELLING AND PRINTING

WORKSHOP

In this 3D printing and modelling workshop, participants will be

introduced into the basics of 3D Design. Children will sculpt and

render a small 3D creation, in preparation for actual 3D printing.

A 3D printer will also be on location for children to learn how

it works. Your 3D creation will be sent home at the end of this

workshop.



EBCC Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 47917

GIRL’S NIGHT OUT

Spa nights, movies, cooking, crafts, maybe learn some self defense

or dance moves . Girls Night has it all!



ARC Apr 24 F 6:30 PM-8:00 PM 46607

KINDY CARTOON WORKSHOP

This workshop is geared towards kindys, introducing them to

the fun and creative world of cartoon animation. Kids will learn

to create simple and fun animations, helping them develop logical

and fine motor skills, stimulating creativity and self-expression.

Note: we will take a short break during the workshop for

games and snacks.



HCC May 24 S 9:00 AM-11:00 AM 47241

STAY SAFE RED CROSS PROGRAM

Learn to stay safe at home and within the community. This

course will focus on the importance of responsibility and respect

while being accountable for yourself, the importance of setting

and following safety rules when on your own, how to prepare

for, recognize and respond to unexpected situations (e.g.,

inclement weather, strangers, and unanticipated visits) Basic first

aid skills.



EBCC May 16 Sa 9:00 AM-3:00 PM 47923

VIDEO GAME CREATION

This intelligent screen time workshop is an excellent opportunity

for kids to be introduced to the basics of computer programming

and video game creation. Some coding concepts covered are; if

statements, variables and more. By the end of the workshop,

children will have created a mini video game.



HCC May 24 S 12:30 PM-3:30 PM 47242

general

interest

CULINARY- KITCHY KIDS

We will teach your little ones how to make cooking fun! Kids

will stir, mix, measure and mash their way to a fabulous cooking

experience, while learning the basic kitchen safety rules.



ARC Apr 22 W 5:45 PM-6:45 PM 46608



ARC Apr 22 W 7:00 PM-8:00 PM 46609

Youth


general

interest

general interest

CARTOON DIGITAL ANIMATION

WORKSHOP

This workshop is for youth who have artistic aspirations of creating

stories through digital animation. They will learn how to

make their drawings come to life in front of their eyes in a fun,

computerized environment! At the end of the workshop, participants

will be sent their animations.



EBCC Apr 18 Sa 12:30 PM-3:30 PM 47918

Adult

LANGUAGE- SPANISH

FOR BEGINNERS 1

Learn basic phrases and vocabulary to better communicate in

Spanish-speaking countries. Bring a pen, some paper, and your

sense of humour!



PVCC Apr 22 W 6:45 PM-7:45 PM 46612

ARC Apr 23 Th 1:00 PM-2:00 PM 46613

LANGUAGE- SPANISH

FOR BEGINNERS 2

Suitable for people who have taken Spanish for Beginners 1, or

who have some basic Spanish language experience.



PVCC Apr 22 W 7:45 PM-8:45 PM 46614

ARC Apr 23 Th 2:00 PM-3:00 PM 46615

LANGUAGE- SPANISH

FOR BEGINNERS 3

Suitable for people who have taken Spanish for Beginners 2, or

who have basic Spanish language experience.



ARC Apr 23 Th 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 46618

LANGUAGE - ADVANCED SPANISH

This Spanish program has been designed for a select group of

students at a high level. Please contact the Recreation Programmer

for further details at 705-739-4220 ext. 4773.



PVCC Mar 23 M 6:00 PM-8:00 PM 46610

PVCC Jun 15 M 6:00 PM-8:00 PM 46611



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Recreation Programs

Inclusion Services

My daughter had another wonderful week in the

Inclusion Camp program. All the staff were truly

amazing and every day we were met with happy,

enthusiastic people. Her days were full and so

happy. Camp is such a positive experience for

all children but it can be especially rewarding

for a child with special needs. It is a place they

can feel safe, happy and valued - your leaders

create this space with professionalism beyond

their years.

The City of Barrie is dedicated to providing

meaningful recreation opportunities for individuals

with exceptionalities through specifically designed

adapted programs, integrated recreational

opportunities, individualized support options, and

accessible facilities.

Not sure what level of support is required for yourself

or someone you are registering? Contact Inclusion

Services to discuss registration plans and possible

support options at least two weeks prior to the start of

your desired program at 705-739-4220 ext 5789.

INCLUSION

NEED A SUPPORT STAFF?

1. Register into a program in the Recreation Guide that meets the

needs, hobbies and interests of the participant.

2. Register into the corresponding Inclusion 1:1 Support Staff

code

3. Notify Inclusion Services of your registration and complete the

intake process by calling 705-739-4220 ext. 5789 or emailing

Chiara at chiara.mabrucco@barrie.ca

ALREADY HAVE A SUPPORT STAFF?

1. Register into a program in the Recreation Guide that meets

the needs, hobbies and interests of the participant.

2. Register the participant into the corresponding Partners in

Recreation code

3. Provide the Support Worker’s name and current Criminal

Reference Check to Inclusion Services prior to the start of

the program.

Medical Needs

City of Barrie staff do not provide any ongoing medical

interventions, supports or therapies. (i.e. injections, g tube

feeding, etc). Strategies and accommodations as applicable and

appropriate to the program environment will be supported.

Personal Care is provided at a 1:1 support level only.


Medications

The City of Barrie will support and dispense medication with

appropriate documentation, with the exception of narcotics.

Parents/Guardians must advise staff of medication requirements

prior to leaving the program environment by indicating these

details on the appropriate form. Please note that City of Barrie

staff are not permitted to administer insulin to campers with

diabetes. If a camper is unable to administer their own insulin

independently, parents/guardians are invited to come into the

program to assist in the administration process.

Age Exemptions

Participants must fall within the age guideline provided.

Consideration will be given for individuals with defined needs

who are within 2 years of the advertised age to participate in the

program where developmentally appropriate. To apply for an age

exemption please email recinfo@barrie.ca or call

705-739-4287 prior to registering.

Extended care - camp only

Extended Care services are available daily 7:00-8:30am and

4:00-5:30pm. These services can be purchased at an hourly rate.

Full hours only. Subject to intake process review. This can be

purchased as part of your support program services at the time of

registration. Fee: $15/hr.

Personal Training Packages

The City of Barrie Fitness department offers a variety

of personal training opportunities that provide unique

experiences for individuals, partners and groups to access

fitness geared to a specific level and interest. Personal

Support Workers are welcome to attend and should

register into Partners in Recreation.

For more information about personal training,

please refer to the Fitness Section of the guide.

inclusion

Accessible Fitness Equipment

The City of Barrie has several pieces of accessible

fitness equipment available for use by individuals

with mobility restrictions. This equipment has been

placed at the Holly Community Centre and can

be accessed by purchasing a single visit pass or a

membership.

Fitness orientations are available.

Aquatics

Please see swimming section for more information on course offerings.

H30 ADAPTED

In this goal oriented program,

individuals with varying

disabilities are given the

opportunity to experience

the benefits of aquatics in

a supported and adapted

environment. While learning at

their own pace, swimmers will

work on basic swim techniques

and specific individualized goals.

This program will be staffed

according to the varying level

of needs in each class and will

not be restricted to a typical

structured aquatic curriculum.

Low Sensory

Swim Lessons

Low sensory

swimming lessons

are offered at Holly.

Instructor ratio is

1:3 and a quieter

learning environment

is provided. For more

information, please

refer to the Swimming

Section of the Guide.

Private Lessons

Private lessons are available

to all ages. These lessons can

focus on working towards

a specific goal in a 1:1

setting. Participants who

are not comfortable in a

group lesson may benefit

from private lessons. Private

lessons are available at all

pools. For more information,

please refer to the Swimming

Section of the Guide.

1:1 support

- Aquatic Lessons

Individuals requiring extra

support in a group swimming

lesson may have a 1:1 support

worker present. These City of

Barrie staff can provide extra

assistance and breakdown

instructions within the lesson.

1:1 support comes at an extra

cost and can be found in this

inclusion section under

“Inclusion 1:1 Support-Program”.

INCLUSION


INCLUSIOn

SUPPORT OPTIONS

Child

INCLUSION

INCLUSION 1:1 SUPPORT - PROGRAM

A 1:1 Support Staff is available to facilitate participation in all

City of Barrie recreational programs. Inclusion 1:1 Support is an

additional $74.00 per program, per session, in addition to the

designated program fee. Please register the participant requiring

1:1 support into the appropriate session. Support can also be

purchased in one hour increments by calling Inclusion Services

directly.

Fees: $74.00

Location: Registered Program Start: Code

Spring 46246

Summer 46247

PARTNERS IN RECREATION

The City of Barrie welcomes support workers into our program

environments. All support workers must provide a copy of a current

Criminal Reference Check and be 16 years of age or older.

Please register the participant, not the support worker, into the

code that correlates with the session in which the participant is

registered and attending with external support.

Location: Registered Program Start Code

Spring 46248

Summer 46249

ADAPTED PROGRAMS

Preschool

SOCIAL CORNER

In this fun and supported environment, children of all abilities

will work on social and communication skill building. While

connecting with new friends, the focus of this program will be

on the practice of turn taking and sharing, social interaction

with peers, and following simple group instruction. Preschoolaged

children will participate in a variety of engaging games,

arts and crafts, and other fine and gross motor skill activities. A

1:2 staff to participant ratio will be provided.



LLCC Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 46250

“Our son Braden took part in one of Barrie’s summer

camps and thoroughly enjoyed the week! His inclusion

worker was fantastic making sure he was able to take

part in a full week of fun while ensuring his needs were

taken care of! Thank you for the amazing services

inclusion offers and for providing Braden with a safe,

fun experience he’ll always remember.”

FUNDAMENTALS

In partnership with Special Olympics Canada, this program is

designed for athletes between the ages of 6 to 12 years old.

This program builds on the fundamental movement skills from

the Active Start program and introduces them in sport specific

settings. FUNdamentals will allow for participants to improve

manipulation, balance, and fine and gross motor skills while

promoting participation in structured physical activities. This program

begins introducing athletes with intellectual and physical

disabilities to sport-specific skills that will help them stay active

for life!



LLCC Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM-11:45 AM 46251

Youth

ACT SOCIAL - TWEEN

This program is in partnership with Act Social, an improvisational

theatre company designed to support individuals with special

needs. With Act Social’s improv sessions, students have the

chance to exercise their minds in a way they never have before.

With techniques taught, students will be able to enhance their

social, interpersonal and life skills through play, exploration and

expression. This program is open to individuals of all abilities.

Act Social will follow-up with registrants directly for more details

regarding the participant’s registration. Learn and have fun at

the same time with Act Social!



LLCC Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 46252

Adult

ACT SOCIAL - ADVANCED

This program is in partnership with Act Social, an improvisational

theatre company designed to support individuals with special

needs. With Act Social’s improv sessions, students have the

chance to exercise their minds in a way they never have before.

With techniques taught, students will be able to enhance their

social, interpersonal and life skills through play, exploration and

expression. This program is open to individuals of all abilities.

Act Social will follow-up with registrants directly for more details

regarding the participant’s registration. Learn and have fun at

the same time with Act Social!



LLCC Apr 18 Sa 12:30 PM-1:30 PM 46253


THE RAD CLUB

Join us in this 18+ program that aims to provide a safe, dynamic,

and stimulating space for individuals of all abilities to socialize

with their peers. The RAD (Recreation for Adults with Disabilities)

Club explores various avenues including active living, artistic

expression and daily living skills like cooking and basic financial

management. Through these activities, adults will learn basic

practical skills while encouraging independence, building confidence,

and facilitating socialization to culminate in meaningful

relationships and more informed daily living. Participants must

be able to participate successfully in a 1:5 staff to participant

ratio. Note: If a participant requires 1:1 support, please contact

Inclusion Services as soon as possible to determine if a staff is

available.



HCC May 5 T 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 46254

ADAPTED/integrated CAMPS

INCLUSION 1:1 SUPPORT - CAMP

A 1:1 support staff is available at any camp to facilitate participation

in camp activities, provide redirection for safety reasons, and

allow opportunities for breaks (sensory, emotional, etc). Assistance

with personal care is available provided it can be facilitated

by one person. If registering into Inclusion 1:1 Support, please

ensure the participant is also registered into a corresponding

camp program. Any 1:1 Support cancellations that take

place 3 business days or less prior to the start of the program

will not be refunded

Age: Classes: 4 Fees: $312.00


Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46745

Age: Classes: 5 Fees: $390.00


Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46741

Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46742

Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46743

Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46744

Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46746

Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46747

Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46748

Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46749

Preschool

KINDER SENSE

This integrated option is specifically designed for campers with

special needs and runs in conjunction with the various mainstream

preschool camps at the respective centers (as specified

below) and offers a 1:2 staff to participant ratio in that camp

setting. Kinder Sense campers will enjoy a variety of indoor and

outdoor activities, themedays and special events. For further

descriptions on the preschool camps listed below, please see the

Camps section of the guide. For an adapted preschool camp option,

please see “Mini Sense”.



EBC- Kinder Fun Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47002



HCC-Kinder Adventure Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47000

HCC-Imagination Station Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47001

EBC-Kinder Fun Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 47003

MINI SENSE

This camp provides a safe, supported and inclusive environment

for the little ones in your life! In this preschool aged adapted

program, campers will engage in a variety of fun activities including

arts and crafts, outdoor play, singing, dancing, imaginative

play, story time, water play, and plenty of other adventures!

This camp is perfect for kiddos who would benefit from smaller

group sizes and more individualized attention. This camp differs

from the Kinder Sense program in that it does not integrate into

a mainstream preschool camp. A 1:2 staff to participant adapted

ratio will be provided.



EBCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46408

Child

ACTION SENSE

This camp provides something for everyone! In a sensory aware

environment catered to the individualized strengths of each

camper, participants will engage in a variety of active games, arts

and crafts and special camp activities that aim to enhance social

participation, encourage confidence, build meaningful friendships

and have fun with peers. A 1:3 staff to participant ratio will

be provided. Campers will visit the splash pad on site.



LLCC Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46737

LLCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46738

EARTH SENSE

Campers will get active, get outside, and ignite their curiosity

through a variety of adventures and experiments! This camp

provides a safe and supported environment for the development

of recreational skills through friendship building activities,

discovery based learning, outdoor play, connecting with nature,

and traditional camp games. A 1:3 staff to participant ratio will

be provided. This camp will visit the splash pad on site.



LLCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46736

INCLUSION


INCLUSION

INCLUSIOn

OLYMPIC SENSE

Athletes of all abilities wanted! Join us for a week focusing on

the fundamentals of sport, movement, and positive teamwork.

Campers will participate in a variety of gross motor activities,

adapted sports and traditional camp games best suited to

their individualized abilities. This adapted and supported camp

environment will set campers up to release energy and continue

being active throughout the summer! A 1:3 staff to participant

ratio will be provided. This camp will visit the splash pad on site.



LLCC Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46735

YOUTH

CREATIVE SENSE

Creative Sense is a fun-filled camp that offers an opportunity to

develop gross motor skills and work in a team environment. This

music-filled camp focuses on developing creativity through dancing,

singing, acting and simple prop design. This camp will link

with the Dance Camp at East Bayfield C.C. for the end of session

performance. A 1:3 staff to participant ratio will be provided.

This camp goes swimming.



EBCC Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46422

DISCOVERY SENSE

Got a curious camper on your hands? This program is for you!

Participants will engage in exploratory science experiments, opportunities

to discover the natural world around them, and spark

the imagination of youth of all abilities. In this science focused

camp, participants will engage in hands on activities and both

indoor and outdoor adventures. This camp provides an exciting

and engaging experience for youth who are curious about their

environment. Join us on this journey of scientific discoveries! A

1:3 staff to participant ratio will be provided. This camp goes

swimming.



HCC Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46992



HCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46991


SOCIAL SENSE

Campers will participate in a variety of activities including

creative arts, simple baking, and other traditional camp activities.

This program focuses on fostering positive friendships while

providing a safe and fun environment that promotes self-confidence,

social connections, and creative expression. Campers

will bond through participation in passive games and will be

supported in this inclusive environment through an adapted staff

to participant ratio of 1:3. This camp goes swimming.



HCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46415

YOUTH SENSE

Calling all exceptional youth! This camp will provide an adapted

environment ideal for building friendships, strengthening social

skills, gaining confidence and shaping independence in youth of

all abilities. Campers will participate in a safe and supported setting

where they will have the opportunity to develop recreational

skills, build positive friendships with peers and enjoy other

traditional camp activities. A 1:3 staff to participant ratio will be

provided. This camp goes swimming.



HCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46739



HCC Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46740

ADULT

LIFE SENSE

This camp will provide adults with an opportunity to learn life

skills that will pave the way to independence. In a dynamic and

supported environment, individuals will develop practical and

hands on skills to support daily living. Individualized needs are

accommodated through a variety of activities that will enhance

participation and build friendships with peers. A 1:4 staff to participant

ratio will be provided. This camp goes swimming (when

at Holly).



LLCC Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46256

HCC Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46259

STAGE SENSE

Lights, Camera, Action! This camp provides an enriching experience

for adults who share a love of music, singing, dancing,

karaoke and performing with their peers. This program will allow

for development of creative thinking and promote individual expression,

while engaging in some traditional camp activities. No

previous performance experience required - ALL are welcome!

Family and friends can attend an end of session performance! A

1:4 staff to participant ratio will be provided.



LLCC Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM-4:00 PM 46257

Recreation Programs

Sports & Leagues

Drop-in schedules available at barrie.ca/DropIns and online

registration available at play.barrie.ca

or call 705-739-4223.


LEAGUE SCHEDULE

REGISTER AT THE REC CENTRES OR ONLINE AT PLAY.BARRIE.CA

1. Each team will play 1 game per week - approximately 1 hour in length.

2. Participants will be contacted prior to the first night with game times.

3. A $50 fee will be added for each player over the maximum number of players

4. League registration forms are available at www.barrie.ca

East Bayfield C.C. = EBC

Holly C.C. = HCC

Barrie Sports Complex = BSC

Tyndale Park = TP

**Notes leagues where participants wanting to register as

individuals will be placed on a waitlist and will be contacted if

a space becomes available

Start Date

Times

Location

Number of Games

Barcode

Cost per team

Cost per person

Minimum Age

Minimum Players

* Maximum Players

Minimum Females

Certified Referees

BASKETBALL

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Note: We will require sufficient registration

1 week prior to the start of the league or

the league will be cancelled.

Tues/

Thur

May 19

7:15pm

8:15pm

9:15pm

10:15pm

EBC 13

47481

(Team)

47742

(Ind.)

$1057.00

$151.00

18 7 10 n/a Y

DODGEBALL

DODGEBALL - RECREATIONAL CO-ED

Teams with little to no playing

experience. Note: A minimum of 2 players

who identify as female on the court at all times

for each team.

Thu

Apr 23

7:00pm

8:00pm HCC 9 47050 $573.00 ** 18 7 12 4 N

SPORTS &

LEAGUES

VOLLEYBALL - INDOOR

VOLLEYBALL - RECREATIONAL CO-ED

This league will provide an ideal

environment for beginners and recreational

players. Note: A minimum of 3 players who

identify as female on the court at all times for

each team.

VOLLEYBALL - INTERMEDIATE CO-ED

This league will provide an ideal

environment for teams/players that were in the

consolation rounds of the

competitive league and the championship

rounds of the recreational league.

Note: A minimum of 3 players who identify as

female on the court at all times for each team.

Mon

Apr 20

Wed

Apr 22

6:30pm

7:30pm

8:30pm

9:30pm

EBC 8

7:00pm

8:00pm HCC 9

47744

(Team)

47745

(Ind.)

47052

(Team)

47053

(Ind.)

$495.00

$539.00

$71.00

$77.00

18 7 10 4 N

18 7 10 4 N

New League Cancellation Fees:

* up to 2 weeks prior to the start of the league = $15/team

* between 2 weeks and the start of the league = $15/participant on the team

* once the league starts = NO REFUND


LEAGUE SCHEDULE

REGISTER AT THE REC CENTRES OR ONLINE AT PLAY.BARRIE.CA

1. Each team will play 1 game per week - approximately 1 hour in length.

2. Participants will be contacted prior to the first night with game times.

3. A $50 fee will be added for each player over the maximum number of players

4. League registration forms are available at www.barrie.ca

East Bayfield C.C. = EBC

Holly C.C. = HCC

Barrie Sports Complex = BSC

Tyndale Park = TP

**Note: leagues where participants wanting to register as

individuals will be placed on a waitlist and will be contacted if

a space becomes available

Start Date

Times

Location

Number of Games

Barcode

Cost per team

Cost per person

Minimum Age

Minimum Players

* Maximum Players

Minimum Females

Certified Referees

BEACH VOLLEYBALL

BEACH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE -

ADULT RECREATIONAL 4’S - CO-ED




ADULT RECREATIONAL 6’S - CO-ED




ADULT 45YRS & BETTER REC 6’S - CO-ED

Note: All players 45 years or older.

Mon

May 11

---------

Tue

May 12

Wed

May 13

---------

Thu

May 14

Tue

May 12

6:00pm

7:00pm

-------------

6:00pm

7:00pm

6:00pm

7:00pm

------------

6:00pm

7:00pm

BSC

--------

TP

BSC

-------

TP

10

----

10

10

----

10

48093

(Team)

48838

(Ind.)

-----------

48847

47054

(Team)

47055

(Ind.)

---------

48846

$310.00

------------

$310.00

$ 434.00

------------

$ 434.00

$62.00

----------

NA

$62.00

---------

NA

18 5 8 3 N

18 7 12 4 N

6:00pm

7:00pm TP 10 48848 NA $62.00 45 5 8 3 N

BEACH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE - CO-ED

SOCIAL SPORTS CLUB

Note: Perfect for individuals or couples.

Register in time block of choice.

Thu

May 14

6:00pm

7:00pm

TP 10

48849

(6-7pm)

48850

(7-8pm)

NA $62.00 18 7 12 4 N

BEACH

DODGEBALL

BEACH DODGEBALL CO-ED -

ABSOLUTE BEGINNER

This league is for players who have no

previous experience playing in a dodgeball

league. There are no referees and no championships.

Note: A minimum of 2 players who

identify as female court at all times for each

team.

Thu

May 14

6:00pm

7:00pm

TP 10 48856 $ 434.00 $62.00 18 7 12 4 N

55+ SLO

PITCH

55+ MIXED SLO PITCH REC LEAGUE

Wrinkled Warriors 55+ Slo-Pitch Rec League

runs in the mornings on Monday (Practice:

May 4- Jun 29) AND Wednesday (Games:

May 6 - Sep 16) between 8:30am - 1:30pm.

The first month is dedicated to preseason and

players will be sorted into teams. New players

are welcome. Variety of skill levels.

Mon

May 4

8:30am

1:30pm

BSC 10 46544 NA $72.00 55 11 15 N

SPORTS &

LEAGUES

New League Cancellation Fees:

* up to 2 weeks prior to the start of the league = $15/team

* between 2 weeks and the start of the league = $15/participant on the team

* once the league starts = NO REFUND


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Active Living - Sports

Fun for the entire family. Learn how to protect yourself through

the art of grappling. Learn how to take down your partner

through ground work, throws, take-downs and hold downs. The

is a fun way for the whole family to be active together. The last

class will take place at All Around Health and Fitness.



EBCC Apr 21 T 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 47480



EBPK Jun 29 M 9:30 AM-10:00 AM 47467

HCC Jun 29 M 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 47726

HCC Jun 30 T 10:30 AM-11:00 AM 47727

SDPK Jun 30 T 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 47473

BSD Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM-5:30 PM 47476

HCC Jul 2 Th 10:30 AM-11:00 AM 47728

HCC Jul 3 F 9:00 AM-9:30 AM 47729

HCC Jul 3 F 9:30 AM-10:00 AM 47730

EBPK Jul 8 W 9:30 AM-10:00 AM 47470

Preschool -

Parent Participation



EBCC Apr 20 M 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 47464

MONKEYNASTIX

A fun fitness movement education program focusing on gross

and fine motor skills, balance and co-ordination, spatial and

body awareness with a variety of safe activities (using specialized

equipment) and music. Focus is on Fun, Fitness and self-confidence!

Age: 1-2.5yrs Classes: 8 Fees: $145.00


ARC Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM-9:30 AM 46374

EBCC Apr 22 W 4:45 PM-5:15 PM 46376

Age: 2-3.5yrs Classes: 8 Fees: $145.00


ARC Apr 18 Sa 9:35 AM-10:05 AM 46375

EBCC Apr 22 W 5:25 PM-5:55 PM 46377



EBCC Jul 8 W 5:30 PM-6:00 PM 47449

ARC Jul 11 Sa 9:00 AM-9:30 AM 46433

PLAY SPORTS WITH COACH SHAWN

Children learn to participate with confidence that will stimulate

movement, muscle strength and social behaviour. Physical

and concept development are taught through understanding

shapes, colors, directions, and space. Parent participation may be

required for the first 1/2 to 3/4 of the program.



EBCC Apr 20 M 9:30 AM-10:00 AM 47463

HCC Apr 24 F 9:30 AM-10:00 AM 46402

HCC Apr 24 F 10:15 AM-10:45 AM 46403



HCC Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM-9:30 AM 46401

ARC Apr 21 T 5:30 PM-6:00 PM 46387

HCC Apr 21 T 9:30 AM-10:00 AM 46404

LLCC Apr 22 W 6:00 PM-6:30 PM 47465



LLCC Apr 22 W 6:30 PM-7:15 PM 47466


BASKETBALL

Children will learn the skills of basketball, using equipment and

a game that has been modified to suit the needs and abilities of

younger children, including smaller balls and lowered baskets.



HCC Apr 22 W 5:15 PM-6:05 PM 48096

EBCC Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM-5:50 PM 46098

FLOOR HOCKEY

Learn the game with an emphasis on skill development, with an

opportunity to make use of those skills while you scrimmage.

Hockey helmets and gloves are mandatory. A full face mask is

highly recommended.



HCC Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM-9:50 AM 48025

facilities legenD

ARC: Allandale Rec Centre


BTWC: Barrie Taekwondo Club

EBCC: East Bayfield Comm Ctr

EBPK: East Bayfield Park


HNPK: Huronia North Park

LLCC: Lampman Lane

Community Centre

SAPK: Sandringham Park

SUPK: Sunnidale Park

BCSC: Barrie Comm Sports Complex

SPORTS &

LEAGUES


SPORTS &

LEAGUES

Active Living - Sports

JR SPORTS CLUB

Children will develop motor skills and social skills while a variety

of recreational sports. This program will teach the basic skills in

four different sports - T-ball, miniball, soccer and floor hockey.

The first sport taught will be soccer.



HCC Apr 21 T 4:30 PM-5:20 PM 48086

EBCC Apr 22 W 5:15 PM-6:05 PM 46093

EBCC Jul 8 W 6:00 PM-6:50 PM 47120

LITTLE SPORTS - GRAND SLAM

Little Sports - Grand Slam will include Soccer, T-Ball, and Basketball.

Little sports is a preschool aged sport program that

introduces children to the fundamentals of various sports using

modified equipment and age appropriate instruction. Children

develop physical skills and learn about fair play.



HCC Jun 30 T 5:45 PM-6:35 PM 48095

LITTLEST WARRIORS

The perfect way to combine fitness and Fun. Games and movement

exercises are used to introduce the Littlest Athletes to

fundamental movement skills essential for life, health and sport.

Foundations are set for physical literacy enabling the athletes to

confidently achieve more difficult movements as they progress

through life. Classes are kept small so that each athlete receives

the individual attention they need to succeed.



ARC Apr 21 T 5:30 PM-6:00 PM 48969

ARC Jul 7 T 5:30 PM-6:00 PM 48972

MONKEYNASTIX - INDEPENDENT

A fun non-competitive fitness movement education program,

(using specialized equipment) focusing on developing strength

and flexibility, gross and fine motor skills, balance and co-ordination,

spatial and body awareness, eye hand and eye foot coordination

as well as independence and Self-Confidence. Focus is

on Fun and Fitness!



ARC Apr 18 Sa 10:10 AM-10:40 AM 46378

EBCC Apr 22 W 6:05 PM-6:35 PM 46379



EBCC Jul 8 W 6:05 PM-6:35 PM 47450

ARC Jul 11 Sa 9:35 AM-10:05 AM 46435

PLAY SUMMER SOCCER

WITH COACH SHAWN

An introduction to soccer and team participation. Fun, non-competitive

games and drills to introduce the basic skills of soccer.

No aimless running around - every child has their own ball and is

kept busy.



HCC Jun 29 M 5:30 PM-6:15 PM 47731

HCC Jun 30 T 9:30 AM-10:15 AM 47732

HCC Jul 2 Th 9:30 AM-10:15 AM 47735

HCC Jul 3 F 10:15 AM-11:00 AM 47736

HCC Jul 8 W 4:45 PM-5:30 PM 47733

HCC Jul 8 W 5:30 PM-6:15 PM 47734

EBPK Jun 29 M 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 47468

SDPK Jun 30 T 5:30 PM-6:15 PM 47474

BSD Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM-6:15 PM 47477

EBPK Jul 8 W 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 47471



HCC Jun 29 M 6:15 PM-7:00 PM 47737

HCC Jun 30 T 11:15 AM-12:00 PM 47738

HCC Jul 2 Th 11:15 AM-12:00 PM 47740

HCC Jul 3 F 11:15 AM-12:00 PM 47741

HCC Jul 8 W 6:15 PM-7:00 PM 47739

EBPK Jun 29 M 10:45 AM-11:30 AM 47469

SDPK Jun 30 T 6:15 PM-7:00 PM 47475

BSD Jul 2 Th 6:15 PM-7:00 PM 47478

EBPK Jul 8 W 10:45 AM-11:30 AM 47472

PLAY SOCCER WITH COACH SHAWN

An introduction to soccer and team participation. Fun, non-competitive

games and drills to introduce the basic skills of soccer.

No aimless running around - every child has their own ball and is

kept busy.



HCC Apr 20 M 5:30 PM-6:15 PM 46407



HCC Apr 21 T 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 46417



HCC Apr 20 M 6:15 PM-7:00 PM 46414


PLAY SPORTS WITH COACH SHAWN

This multi-sport program is a unique, non-competitive sport

providing boys and girls with a foundation of skills, fostering

confidence and active participation.



HCC Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM-10:15 AM 46405

ARC Apr 21 T 6:00 PM-6:45 PM 46388



HCC Apr 18 Sa 10:15 AM-11:00 AM 46406

SOCCER SKILLS - INDOOR

Participants will learn the basic skills of soccer, including ball

handling, rules and team work. Emphasis is placed on fun, skill

development, participation and fair play. Some time will be used

for scrimmaging.



EBCC Apr 22 W 6:15 PM-7:05 PM 46094

HCC Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM-5:20 PM 48085

HCC Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM-6:20 PM 48091

SOCCER SKILLS- OUTDOOR

Students will learn the basic skills of soccer, including ball



for scrimmaging.



SAPK May 6 W 6:00 PM-6:50 PM 48960

T-BALL SKILLS

Come learn the skills of throwing, catching, batting and running

while beginning to develop hand-eye coordination, strength, balance

and endurance. Please bring your own glove.



EBCC Apr 20 M 5:15 PM-6:05 PM 46090

T-BALL SKILLS - Outdoors

Come learn the skills of throwing, catching, batting and running

while beginning to develop hand-eye coordination, strength, balance

and endurance. Please bring your own glove.



HCC Jun 30 T 4:30 PM-5:20 PM 48099

TAEKWONDO

Give your child the gift of confidence, self-respect and effective

self defense. We work on the ability to focus, physical coordination

while having fun. Learn to deal with adversity and effective

strategies to help with bullying situations. Located at BTWC

(BTC), 1027 Bayfield Street North, Unit C (around the back).



BTC Apr 20 M 5:45 PM-6:15 PM 47453

Child

ALL STAR SPORTS

Every player is an ALL STAR in this program that helps children

develop physical skills, make friends and learn to play fair. Learn

the basic skills of a variety of sports, which may include basketball,

soccer, badminton, and floor hockey. Please wear indoor

shoes to every class.



HCC Apr 20 M 5:15 PM-6:05 PM 47947



EBCC Apr 22 W 5:15 PM-6:05 PM 46095

HCC Jun 29 M 5:30 PM-6:20 PM 47948

EBCC Jul 8 W 6:00 PM-6:50 PM 47121

ALL STAR SPORTS - OUTDOOR

Every player is an ALL STAR in this program that helps children

develop physical skills, make friends and learn to play fair. Learn

the basic skills of a variety of sports, which may include flag

football, soccer, ultimate frisbee, etc.



BCSC May 13 W 6:00 PM-6:50 PM 47949

SPORTS &

LEAGUES


SPORTS &

LEAGUES

sports

BADMINTON

This course will include instruction on the various shots and

rules of the game. The focus will be on having fun and gaining

knowledge of the sport. Time for scrimmage will be included.

Please bring a badminton racquet (limited number of racquets

will be available for use).



EBCC Apr 21 T 5:30 PM-6:30 PM 46091

BARRIE ELITES HOUSELEAGUE

- BEACH VOLLEYBALL

This co-ed program is for players interested in advancing their

skills and knowledge in the game of beach volleyball. Coaches

and senior level players from the Barrie Elites Volleyball Club will

teach skill development each week followed by a game.

Grade: 4-6 Classes: 7 Fees: $86.00


BCSC Jun 30 T 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 48089

BARRIE ELITES VOLLEYBALL

HOUSELEAGUE


skills and knowledge in the game of volleyball. Coaches and senior

level players from the Barrie Elites Volleyball Club will teach

skill development each week followed by a game.



HCC Apr 21 T 5:45 PM-7:00 PM 46438


BASKETBALL

Come out and work on improving your skills and gain knowledge

of the game of basketball. There will also be an opportunity

to use those skills while you scrimmage.



EBCC Apr 21 T 5:15 PM-6:05 PM 46092

HCES Apr 21 T 6:15 PM-7:05 PM 46389

HCC Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM-5:20 PM 48082



HCES Apr 21 T 7:10 PM-8:10 PM 46390

HCC Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM-6:30 PM 48083

EBCC Jul 8 W 7:00 PM-8:00 PM 47122

BASKETBALL - LEARN TO PLAY LEAGUE

Open to all Beg. & Int. players in grades 2-6 who want to have

fun, develop some skills and learning how to play on a team.

The first two weeks of the program are skills clinics, followed

by league play consisting of a 20 min team practice and 30 min

guided games. The games are not scored and the coaches act as

informal referees to help participants learn and understand the

game.



HCC Apr 24 F 5:30 PM-6:30 PM 47956



HCC Jul 8 W 5:30 PM-6:30 PM 47962



HCC Apr 24 F 5:30 PM-6:30 PM 47964



HCC Jul 8 W 6:45 PM-7:45 PM 47966



HCC Apr 24 F 6:45 PM-7:45 PM 47968



HCC Jul 3 F 5:30 PM-6:30 PM 47969

facilities legenD

BCSC: Barrie Community HCC: Holly Community Centre

Sports Complex HCES: Hewitts Creek

BSD: Barrie Sports Dome HNPK: Huronia North Park

BTC: Barrie Taekwondo Club SAPK: Sandringham Park

EBCC: East Bayfield Comm Centre SPGC: Springwater Golf Course

DODGEBALL MADNESS

No skill or prior experience needed! All you need to do is learn

the 4 D’s of Dodgeball: Dodge, Duck, Dip and Dive and come

with a sense of humour. Each week will consist of warm up and

instruction followed by a game.



HCC Apr 20 M 6:15 PM-7:15 PM 47950



EBCC Apr 23 Th 6:05 PM-7:05 PM 46100

HCC Jun 29 M 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 47951

FLAG FOOTBALL

Flag football is a growing alternative to full contact football.

This co-ed program will focus on the skills involved in throwing,

catching and running using different drills and game scrimmage.

There will be no tackling in this program. Weather permitting,

program may be taken outdoors.



HCC Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM-5:30 PM 48094

FLOOR HOCKEY

Learn the game with an emphasis on skill development, with an

opportunity to make use of those skills while you scrimmage.

Hockey helmets and gloves are mandatory. A full face mask is

highly recommended.



HCC Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM-10:50 AM 48081

INTRODUCTION TO CHEERLEADING

The perfect introduction to cheerleading! Athletes will learn

basic stunts, tumbling, jumps and motions taught by an experienced

and certified coach from CheerPride All-Stars.



LLCC Apr 24 F 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 47451



LLCC Apr 24 F 7:00 PM-8:00 PM 47452

JUNIOR WARRIORS

Junior Warriors will be introduced to the foundational movements

required for any strength and conditioning program. They

will also start to be challenged in the areas of agility, balance,

coordination and speed using games and fun age appropriate

workouts. All of the workouts are designed to be scalable ensuring

that each participants works at their own pace.



ARC Apr 21 T 6:05 PM-6:45 PM 48968

ARC Jul 7 T 6:05 PM-6:45 PM 48971

SOCCER SKILLS - INDOOR

Participants will learn the basic skills of soccer, including ball



for scrimmaging.



EBCC Apr 22 W 6:20 PM-7:10 PM 46096

HCC Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM-6:20 PM 48084

HCC Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM-7:20 PM 48092

SOCCER SKILLS- OUTDOOR

Students will learn the basic skills of soccer, including ball



for scrimmaging.



SAPK May 6 W 7:00 PM-7:50 PM 48959

SPORTY GIRLS

Girls will have fun and learn a variety of sport skills in this active

program. A general warm-up, skills session and playing time will

be offered each week. Join us for physical activity, fun and fair

play.



HCC Apr 22 W 5:15 PM-6:05 PM 48097

SUPER SPORTS CHALLENGE

Come out and challenge yourself in this introductory sports

program. Learn the basic skills of a different sport each week,

and then practice the skills during scrimmages. Sports include

basketball, volleyball, dodgeball, and more.



HCC Apr 21 T 4:30 PM-5:30 PM 48087

EBCC Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM-6:00 PM 46097

HCC Jun 30 T 6:45 PM-7:45 PM 48098

SUPER SPORTS CHALLENGE -

OUTDOOR

Come out and challenge yourself in this introductory sports program.

Learn the basic skills of a different sport each week, and

then practice the skills during scrimmages. Sports include flag

football, ultimate frisbee, soccer, and more.



BCSC May 13 W 7:00 PM-8:00 PM 48088

facilities legenD


Sports Complex


EBCC: East Bayfield Comm Centre


HCES: Hewitts Creek

HNPK: Huronia North Park

SAPK: Sandringham Park

SPGC: Springwater Golf Course


SPORTS &

LEAGUES

SPORTS &

LEAGUES

sports

TAEKWONDO

Give your child the gift of confidence, self-respect and effective

self defense. We work on the ability to focus, physical coordination

while having fun. Learn to deal with adversity and effective

strategies to help with bullying situations. BTWC (BTC), 1027

Bayfield Street North, Unit C (around the back).



BTC Apr 20 M 7:15 PM-7:45 PM 47454

TENNIS LESSONS

This 60 minute session will feature basic fundamentals technical

teaching in a ‘upbeat’ Play n’ Learn approach to consolidating

the mechanics. Expect to get fit and have fun learning the game

of tennis.



EVPK May 2 Sa 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 47462

EVPK May 5 T 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 47457



EVPK May 2 Sa 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 47461

EVPK May 5 T 7:00 PM-8:00 PM 47458

VOLLEYBALL

Serves, bumps, volleys and more! The focus will be on improving

skills and gaining knowledge of the sport. Emphasis will be

on fun and participation.



EBCC Apr 20 M 5:05 PM-6:05 PM 46088

Youth

BARRIE ELITES HOUSE LEAGUE

- BEACH VOLLEYBALL


skills and knowledge in the game of beach volleyball. Coaches

and senior level players from the Barrie Elites Volleyball Club will

teach skill development each week followed by a game.



BCSC Jun 30 T 7:00 PM-8:00 PM 48090

facilities legenD

BCSC: Barrie Community HCC: Holly Community Centre

Sports Complex HCES: Hewitts Creek

BTC: Barrie Taekwondo Club HNPK: Huronia North Park

BSD: Barrie Sports Dome SAPK: Sandringham Park

EBCC: East Bayfield Comm Centre SPGC: Springwater Golf Course


BARRIE ELITES VOLLEYBALL HOUSE

LEAGUE


skills and knowledge in the game of volleyball. Coaches and senior

level players from the Barrie Elites Volleyball Club will teach

skill development each week followed by a game.



HCC Apr 21 T 7:15 PM-8:30 PM 46442

BASKETBALL

Come out and work on improving your skills and gain knowledge

of the game of basketball. There will also be an opportunity

to use those skills while you scrimmage.



EBCC Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 46099

BASKETBALL - LEARN TO PLAY LEAGUE

Open to all Beg. & Int. players in grades 7-8 who want to have

fun, develop some skills and learning how to play on a team.

The first two weeks of the program are skills clinics, followed

by league play consisting of a 20 min team practice and 30 min

guided games. The games are not scored and the coaches act as

informal referees to help participants learn and understand the

game.



HCC Apr 24 F 6:45 PM-7:45 PM 47970



HCC Jul 3 F 6:45 PM-7:45 PM 47972

RACQUET SPORTS

Learn the skills of a variety of sports that use a racquet- Tennis,

badminton and pickleball. Come for fun, come to learn, come

for a work out. Try these sports that are growing in popularity.



EBCC Jul 8 W 7:15 PM-8:15 PM 47123

SELF DEFENSE

Learn how to protect yourself through the art of grappling. Improve

your physical conditioning, reflexes and body awareness.

Learn tools and violence-prevention strategies that will prepare

you for any situation. The last class will take place at All Round

Health and Fitness.



EBCC Apr 21 T 7:00 PM-8:00 PM 47479

VOLLEYBALL

Serves, bumps, volleys and more! The focus will be on improving

skills and gaining knowledge of the sport. Emphasis will be

on fun and participation.



EBCC Apr 20 M 6:15 PM-7:15 PM 46089

WARRIOR ATHLETES

Athletes will build on the foundations put in place through the

previous programs. Warrior Athletes will be challenged more and

will begin to perform basic strength movements with load. Emphasis

continues to be on the re-enforcement of proper movement

patterns and the development of healthy habits.



ARC Apr 21 T 6:50 PM-7:45 PM 48970

ARC Jul 7 T 6:50 PM-7:45 PM 48973

Adult

LEARN TO PLAY PICKLEBALL 1

This Learn to Play program is designed to increase awareness

about Pickleball and get you playing at your best for the City’s

drop-in programs. Participants will be taught: skills; rules; strategy;

ball placement; scoring and key shots of the game by an

IPTPA certified instructors. Come out and learn one of the fastest

growing sports in a fun and friendly environment. Equipment is

provided.



EBCC Apr 21 T 10:45 AM-12:00 PM 47455

LEARN TO PLAY PICKLEBALL 2

The Learn to Play 2 program will increase your skills, technique

and understanding of the game as you work towards improving

your level of play. Participants will learn about: strategy, team

movement and communication as well as gain a better understanding

of shot selection and technique required to execute the

key shots of the game. This program is suitable for anyone who

has taken Learn to Play 1 OR anyone who already knows the basics

of the sport. Come out and enjoy one of the fastest growing

sports in a fun and friendly environment. Equipment is provided.



EBCC May 19 T 10:45 AM-12:00 PM 47456

LEARN TO PLAY PICKLEBALL CLINIC

This clinic, geared to beginners, will review the fundamentals

of key Pickleball shots. Emphasis will be on drills and practice

play designed to help improve your dink, volley, blocks and drop

shots. Equipment is provided.



EBCC Jun 17 W 5:30 PM-7:30 PM 47765

TENNIS LESSONS

This 60 minute session will feature basic fundamentals technical

teaching in a ‘upbeat’ Play n’ Learn approach to consolidating

the mechanics. Expect to get fit and have fun learning the game

of tennis.



EVPK May 2 Sa 9:00 AM-10:00 AM 47460

EVPK May 5 T 8:00 PM-9:00 PM 47459

WALKING SOCCER

This low-impact version of the “beautiful game” provides an opportunity

for both life-long lovers of the sport and new participants

to enjoy some fitness fun in a friendly team environment.

Modifications to the traditional game of soccer include smaller

sized nets and field playing area, no physical contact, shots

above the knee are not permitted and players can not move

faster than a walking pace.



HNPK Apr 28 Th 9:30 AM-10:20 AM 48961

HNPK Apr 28 Th 7:30 PM-8:20 PM 48962

Seniors

55+ MIXED SLO PITCH REC LEAGUE

Come out and play the great game of Slo-Pitch in the Wrinkled

Warriors 55+ Slo-Pitch Recreational League. The league runs

Monday and Wednesday mornings. The first month is dedicated

to preseason and players will be sorted into teams. New players

are welcome.



BCSC May 4 M,W 8:30 AM-1:30 PM 46544


SPORTS &

LEAGUES

Barrie Yacht Club

Sailing School

IF YOUR CHILD IS AGE 8 -17 THEY WILL ENJOY:

Learn to Sail on Lake Simcoe

with New Summer Programs

• Daily instruction, theme days and life skill games

in a safe environment

• Supervised hands-on teaching of CANsail levels 1-6

• Summer by our certified Campinstructors

for Kids & Youth Ages 8 - 17

• Adult TakingLearn their parents to Sail and on the Keelboat last day of Lessons the session for a sail

• Try sailing at our free Get Out on the Water events,

SESSIONS open to anyone ARE FROM interested 9AM-4PM in sailing. MONDAY - FRIDAY

• July • July 3 - July 2-1213 • July • July 16 -15-26

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Sacrament of Reconciliation:

Saturday @ 4 – 4:45 pm

HOLY

SPIRIT PARISH

Pastor: Fr. Tad Walczyk

650 Essa Rd., Barrie, ON L4N 9E6

Tel: 705-722-3771

Fax: 705-792-7872

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Saturday @ 5 pm

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Recreation Programs

Swimming

New for Spring/Summer 2020

Adult Diving at HCC • LSS Sport Beach

Family Swim 2 Survive •3 classes $12 /person • Register as a family

Beach Br. Med. & EFA • Br Cross & SFA July 20-24

Drop-in schedules available at barrie.ca/DropIns and online

registration available at play.barrie.ca or call

or call 705-739-4223.

Aquatics

ADMISSION

STANDARD

CHILDREN 9 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER

who pass the facility swim test,

MUST BE SUPERVISED IN THE POOL ENCLOSURE

by a parent/guardian 15 years or older

5 years & under - Within arm’s reach

9 years & under - Maximum of

2 Non-Swimmers within

arm’s reach

6 to 9 years - Non-Swimmers

All Wear PFD’S and

must be in the

same pool tank.

SWIMMING

Facility swim tests are required for those 14 and under. Test consists of a full width of the shallow end of the pool, face

must be in the water (breathing when needed), with big arm circles coming out of the water.

barrie.ca/swimming


Swimming Lesson Program

The City of Barrie offers the Lifesaving

Society Swim for Life ® program!

You can spot Water Smart ® kids right away. They’re the ones who know how

to swim and behave safely around water. The Lifesaving Society’s Swim for

Life program makes sure your kids are Water Smart ® before they get in too

deep.

You’re never too young to start and never too old to learn. Swim for Life ®

offers different strokes for different folks of all ages and abilities.

Swim for Life ® is a comprehensive swim instruction program that is

accessible, flexible, success-oriented and fun. Swimmers get lots of

in-water practice in every lesson. Register today.

PROGRAM

COMPONENTS:

Waterbabies

Kinderswim

Preschool 1-5

Swimmer 1-6

NOT SURE WHAT LEVEL TO REGISTER IN?

The City of Barrie offers free swim lesson assessments. Please contact your local pool to set up a time. If you did not

participate in swimming lessons in the previous session, we recommend your child attend an assessment or that you

register your child in the level they previously took, regardless of whether they passed. Some children’s swimming

skills do regress if they are not swimming on a regular basis. See program descriptions for prerequisites & age

requirements.

We offer the Lifesaving Society Swim for Life ® program!

The program at-a-glance:

Our swimming program has courses for all ages! Follow this progression starting at Waterbabies:

Waterbabies

Kinderswim

Preschool 1

Preschool 2

Preschool 3

Preschool 4

Swimmer 1

Swimmer 2

Swimmer 3

Swimmer 4

Swimmer 5

Swimmer 6

Rookie Patrol/Swimmer 7

Ranger Patrol/Swimmer 8

Star Patrol/Swimmer 9

Bronze Star/Swimmer 10

To become a LSS Lifeguard or LSS

Instructor,

see the Specialized Courses at the

end of the Swimming section.

Preschool 5

PLEASE NOTE: The Preschool program is for ages 3 to 5. The Swimmer program is for ages 5 to 12. The content for Preschool

5 is similar to Swimmer 2 and the content of Preschool 4 is similar to Swimmer 1. The main differences are the ages of the

children within these two groups.

SWIMMING


Swim for Life Program Registration

Before you make your swim class selection, please check our registration guidelines below.

Red Cross

If your child … Register In Swim

Program

YMCA

Swim

Program

SWIMMING

LSS Swim Patrol Program Swimmer Program Ages 5-12 Preschool Program Ages 3-5

Is just starting out on his/her own; is not yet comfortable

putting his/her face in the water, register in Preschool 1 Sea Turtle Bobbers

Can jump into chest-deep water assisted; is comfortable

putting his/her face in the water; can blow

bubbles; can float of his/her front and back assisted,

register in

Can jump into chest deep water; is comfortable submerging

his/her whole head; can float on his/her front

and back with a PFD or buoyant aid, register in

Can jump into deep water wearing a PFD; is comfortable

submerging his/her whole head; can float on his/

her front and back without assistance; can flutter kick

on his/her front and back without assistance for 5m,

register in

Can jump into deep water without assistance; can

tread water for 10sec with PFD; can kick on his/her

front and back for 7m; can perform front crawl with a

PFD for 5m, register in

Is just starting out on his/her own; is not yet comfortable

putting his/her face in the water, register in

Can jump into chest-deep water by themselves; can

float on his/her front and back without assistance,

can flutter kick on his/her front and back without assistance

for 5 m, register in

Can jump into deep water by themselves; can tread

water for 15 sec; can flutter kick on his/her front and

back without assistance for 10m, can swim front/back

crawl for 10m, register in

Can tread water for 30 sec; can perform a kneeling

dive and front somersault; can swim front crawl and

back crawl for 15m without stopping, register in

Can tread water for 1 min; can dive and swim underwater

for 5m; can perform whip kick on his/her front

for 15m; can swim front/back crawl for 25m without

stopping, register in

Can perform a shallow dive and cannon ball; can

tread water using eggbeater kick for 30 sec, can swim

breaststroke for 25m and front/back crawl for 50m

without stopping, register in

Preschool 2 Salamander Floaters

Preschool 3

Sunfish

Gliders/

Divers

Preschool 4 Crocodile Surfers

Preschool 5 Whale Dippers

Swimmer 1 Swim Kids 1 Otter

Swimmer 2 Swim Kids 2 Seal

Swimmer 3 Swim Kids 3

Swimmer 4

Swim Kids 4

Swim Kids 5

Dolphin/

Swimmer

Star 1

Swimmer 5 Swim Kids 6 Star 2

Swimmer 6 Swim Kids 7 Star 3

Once swimmers have completed Swimmer 6, they can move into the Swim Patrol program. This program focuses

on stroke development and technique and introduces swimmers to the foundations in lifesaving. Swimmers will

practice rescues, first aid and much more!

Can do stride entries and compact jumps; can tread

water using only their legs for 45 sec; can swim

breaststroke for 50m and front/back crawl for 100m,

register in

Has completed Swimmer 7 (Rookie Patrol),

register in

Has completed Swimmer 8 (Ranger Patrol),

register in

Has completed Swimmer 9 (Star Patrol),

register in

Swimmer 7

(Rookie Patrol)

Swimmer 8

(Ranger Patrol)

Swimmer 9

(Star Patrol)

Swimmer 10

Bronze Star

Swim Kids 8 Star 4

Swim Kids 9 Star 5

Swim Kids 10 Star 6

Master

Swimmer

For more information, please visit the client services desk.


Swimming Lesson Level Descriptions

Preschool - parent

participation (3mth-1.5 yrs)

waterbabies:

Enjoy the water with your infant. Learning

through play is encouraged. Submersion

while optional is part of the program. We

will provide water safety tips to help keep

your child safe in any aquatic setting.

Preschool - parent

participation (1.5 - 3 yrs)

kinderswim: (1.5-3 yrs)

Assist your toddler to kick their legs for

locomotion, blow bubbles and progress from a

sitting jump to a standing jump. Support your

child while they try floating on their back and

from progressing to independent movement.

PRESCHOOL PREP: (2.5-5 yrs)

Is your child almost 3 and ready for the

Preschool levels? Or not quite ready to go

at it alone? Preschool Prep offers the same

content as Preschool 1, but allows the parents

to participate. We will ease your preschooler

into being an independent swimmer. Parent

participation is required for the whole session.

Preschool (3 - 5 yrs)

Preschool 1: These preschoolers will

have fun learning to get in and out of the water.

We’ll help them jump into chest deep water. They’ll

float and glide on their front and back and learn to

get their faces wet and blow bubbles underwater.

1. Must be 3 yrs. by last day of course

2. If child is not 3 yrs. at start of course

parent must participate in water until

such time as child is 3 yrs. old.

Preschool 2: These preschoolers learn

to jump into chest-deep water by themselves, and

get in and get out wearing a lifejacket. They’ll

submerge and exhale underwater. Wearing a

lifejacket they’ll glide on their front and back.

Preschool 3: These youngsters will

try both jumping and a sideways entry into

deep water while wearing a lifejacket. They’ll

recover objects from the bottom in waist-deep

water. They’ll work on kicking and gliding

through the water on their front and back.

Preschool 4: Advanced preschoolers

will learn to do solo jumps into deeper water

and get out by themselves. They’ll do sideways

entries and open their eyes underwater. They’ll

master a short swim on their front wearing a

lifejacket and gliding and kicking on their side.

Preschool 5: These youngsters get more

adventuresome with a forward roll entry wearing

a lifejacket and treading water for 10 sec. They’ll

work on front and back crawl swims for 5 m,

interval training and get a giggle out of whip kick.

Swimmers (5 - 12 yrs)

Family Swimmer: Busy schedule?

Then this swim program is perfect for you! These

lessons are just like others; the only difference is

that you choose a time instead of a level. We will

place your child in the appropriate level at the time

you choose. For swimmers who are 5 to 12 years

old; levels range from Swimmer 1 through 4.

Swimmer 1: These beginners will become

comfortable jumping into water with and

without a lifejacket. They’ll learn to open their

eyes, exhale and hold their breath underwater.

They’ll work on floats, glides and kicking

through the water on their front and back.

Swimmer 2: These advanced beginners

will jump into deeper water, and learn to

be comfortable falling sideways into the

water wearing a lifejacket. They’ll be able to

support themselves at the surface without

an aid, learn whip kick, swim 10 m on

their front and back, and be introduced to

flutter kick interval training (4 x 5 m).

Swimmer 3: These junior swimmers

will dive and do in-water front somersaults

and handstands. They’ll work on 15 m of front

crawl, back crawl and 10 m of whip kick. Flutter

kick interval training increases to 4 x 15 m.

Swimmer 4: These intermediate swimmers

will swim 5 m underwater and lengths of

front, back crawl, whip kick, and breaststroke

arms with breathing. Their new bag of tricks

includes the completion of the Canadian

Swim to Survive® Standard. They’ll cap it all

off with front crawl sprints over 25 m and 4 x

25 m front or back crawl interval training.

Swimmer 5: These swimmers will master

shallow dives, cannonball entries, eggbeater kicks,

and in-water backward somersaults. They’ll refine

their front and back crawl over 50 m swims of

each, and breaststroke over 25 m. Then they’ll

pick up the pace in 25 m sprints and two interval

training bouts: 4 x 50 m front or back crawl;

and 4 x 15 m breaststroke. 45 minute class.

Swimmer 6: These advanced swimmers

will rise to the challenge of sophisticated

aquatic skills including stride entries, compact

jumps and lifesaving kicks like eggbeater and

scissor kick. They’ll develop strength and power

in head-up breaststroke sprints over 25 m.

They’ll easily swim lengths of front crawl, back

crawl, and breaststroke, and they’ll complain

about the 300m workout. 45 minute class.

Swimmer 7 - Rookie Patrol:

Swimmers continue stroke development with

50 m swims of front crawl, back crawl and

breaststroke. Lifesaving sport skills include a

25 m obstacle swim and 15 m object carry.

First aid focuses on assessment of conscious

victims, contacting EMS, and treatment for

bleeding. Fitness improves in 350 m workouts

and 100 m timed swims. 60 minute class.

Swimmer 8 -Ranger Patrol:

Swimmers develop better strokes over 75m

swims of each stroke. They tackle lifesaving

sport skills in a lifesaving medley, timed object

support and rescue with a buoyant aid. First aid

focuses on assessment of unconscious victims,

treatment of victims in shock and obstructed

airway procedures. Skill drills develop a strong

lifesaving foundation. 60 minute class.

Swimmer 9 -Star Patrol:

Swimmers are challenged with 600 m workouts,

300m timed swims and a 25 m object carry.

Strokes are refined over 100m swims. First

aid focuses on treatment of bone or joint

injuries and respiratory emergencies including

asthma and allergic reactions. Lifesaving skills

include defence methods, victim removals

and rolling over and supporting a victim face

up in shallow water. 60 minute class.

Swimmer 10 -Bronze StaR:

(8-13 yrs) Bronze Star is preparation for Bronze

Medallion, emphasizing lifesaving skills and

fitness. Participants develop problem solving

and decision making skills and learn how to

take charge in an emergency. 60 minute class.

Private Lessons: For adults or

children, these lessons provide an opportunity

to focus on completing specific skills. Private

lessons are also great for participants who

are not comfortable in a group lesson

environment. Lessons will be tailored to

individual needs. 30 minute class.

h30: This program is specifically designed to

meet the needs of children who require extra

assistance or just want a smaller class size.

Instructor ratio is 1:3 per class. 30 minute class.

Low Sensory Lessons: These

classes offer the same content as our regular swim

program. The instructor-swimmer ratio is 1:3.

Children needing a quieter learning environment

will benefit from these classes. 30 minute class.

stroke improvement Youth:

(Swim with improved mechanics) The youth

program will focus on proper swimming

mechanics relating to arms, legs and breathing

to improve endurance. Participants will work

on completing 50m. 45 minute class.

INCLUSION

LOW

RATIO

CLASS

H30 ADAPTED

In this goal oriented program individuals with

varying disabilities are given the opportunity to

experience the benefits of aquatics in a supported

and adapted environment. While learning at their

own pace, swimmers will work on basic swim

techniques and specific individualized goals.

This program will be staffed according to the

varying level of needs in each class and will not be

restricted to a typical structured aquatic curriculum.


SWIMMING

Swimming Lesson Level Descriptions

SPECIALIZED COURSES

The Complete junior

Lifesaver Course: Participants

will work on skills from the Patrol (Rookie,

Ranger and Star) as well as Bronze Star levels,

progressing at their own pace. Each week

content will include: swimming skills and stroke

development, first aid and resuscitation skills,

lifesaving skills and rescues. Participants work

toward becoming certified in Basic First Aid

with CPR-A. Class length varies.

LSS Sport: Lifesaving Sport

Fundamentals is for swimmers who are 8 - 12

years old and have completed Swimmer 3

(or equivalent) or are able to swim 25m and

tread water for 45 seconds. The program

features personal best challenges, swim

workouts, sprints, and stroke development.

In addition the program teaches team

building, fair play, ethics in sport and

personal responsibility. 60 minute class

Spring Board Diving-Level

1: Participants will learn basic diving skills on

the 1-metre board based on the Ontario

Learn to Dive program. Participants

must have successfully completed

Swimmer 4. 60 minute class.

Spring Board Diving-

Level2: For those who have completed

Level 1 of the Spring Board Diving program.

Work at your own pace on the next levels

of the program. 60 minute class.

mermaid school: Want

to swim like a mermaid? Learn to use

the monofin safely and effectively while

performing mermaid skills and techniques.

Monofin and mermaid tail provided.

Must be Swimmer 5 ability or above.

mermaid school try It:

One hour Mermaid School single lesson.

Adult (14 yrs & better)

Adult 1: Work towards a 10–15m front

and back swim. Jump entries from the side and

recover an object from the bottom in chest

deep water. Improve fitness and flutter kick

with 4 x 9–12m interval training. 45 minute

class.

Adult 2: Kick it up a notch working on

two interval training workouts of 4 x 25m

kicking and front or back crawl. You’ll be

able to perform dive entries and demonstrate

breaststroke arms and breathing over 10–15m.

You’ll be supporting yourself at the surface

for 1–2 minutes, and showing off your

handstands in shallow water. 45 minute class.

Adult 3: No sweat (or at least none

anyone can see). You’ll learn eggbeater,

stride entries and compact jumps. You’ll

be doing a 300m workout and sprinting

25–50m. You’ll master your front crawl, back

crawl and breaststroke. 45 minute class.

stroke Improvement

Adult: This program wil help you improve

your endurance and stroke mechanics. Perfect

for those looking to meet the challenge

of advanced courses or to get more out

of their fitness swim. 45 minute class.

SWIMMING


Swimming

Lesson

Reminders

Convenient family

Swimming lessons

at East Bayfield

Community Centre

If you, and your

friends and family

have multiple

children and you

would like to have

them in swimming

lessons on the

same day, at the

same time, then

family lessons are

for you!

1. Find the day and

time that is most

convenient for you.

2. Register your

child(ren). (prices

listed are per person)

3. The first day of

lessons your child will

be evaluated and

placed in a class that

is appropriate for

their skill level.

4. The same content

is covered that is

covered in traditional

swim lessons.

1. During most lesson times there

is a deck supervisor to assist

you. They are the link between

you and the instructor.

2. Infants & those not toilet trained

must wear a waterproof diaper

such as Little Swimmers, Gabby

Pool pants while in the pool.

3. Parents are to watch lessons

from the viewing gallery.

4. Please check-in at the

information desk. Entry to the

change rooms is permitted 10

minutes prior to your lesson.

5. Due to Health regulations, outdoor

footwear and strollers are not

permitted in the shower or deck

area. All participants must enter

and leave through the change rooms

and shower prior to swimming.

6. Parents/Guardians should meet

their children at the change

room doors after their class.

My daughter has been attending swim

lessons over the past two years.

She looks forward to going every week

and has much more confidence in the

water. Great instructors! –Paula

7. Cameras and all recording

devices are not permitted with

the exception of Parent’s Day.

SWIMMING


allandale

swimming SPRING 2020

SWIMMING

Preschool

- Parent

Participation

WATERBABIES

Classes: 7 Fees: $49.00

Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 9:15 AM 46106

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 46107


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46105

Apr 22 W 9:45 AM 46108

KINDERSWIM


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 9:15 AM 46111

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 46112


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46109

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46110

Apr 22 W 10:15 AM 46113

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 46114

Preschool -

Independent

PRESCHOOL 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 9:45 AM 46117

Apr 20 M 5:15 PM 46118


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46115

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46146

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46116

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 46119

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 46120

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 46121

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 46122

Before you make your

swim class selection, please

check our registration

guidelines pg 80

PRESCHOOL 1

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 6:15 PM 46150


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46147

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46148

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46149

PRESCHOOL 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 9:45 AM 46125

Apr 20 M 5:45 PM 46126


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46123

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46124

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 46127

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 46128

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 46129

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 46130

PRESCHOOL 2

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 6:45 PM 46153


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46151

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46152

PRESCHOOL 3


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 10:15 AM 46133

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 46134


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46131

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46132

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 46135

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 46136

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 46137

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 46138

PRESCHOOL 3

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46157


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46155

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46156

PRESCHOOL 4


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 46141


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46139

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46140

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 46142

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 46143

PRESCHOOL 4

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46160


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46158

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46159

PRESCHOOL 5


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46144

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46145

PRESCHOOL 5

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46161

Child

SWIMMER 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 46167

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46168


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46165

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46166

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 46169

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 46170

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 46171

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 46172

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 46173

SWIMMER 1 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46279

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46280

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 46289

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 46281

Apr 24 F 7:15 PM 46287

SWIMMER 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 46177

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46178


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46174

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46175

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46176

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 46179

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 46180

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 46181

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 46288

SWIMMER 2 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46282

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46283

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46284

Apr 23 Th 6:45 PM 46285

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 46286

SWIMMER 3


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 46184

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46185


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46182

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46183



allandale

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 46186

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 46187

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 46188

SWIMMER 3 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46293


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46291

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46290

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46292

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 46294

SWIMMER 4


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46191


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46189

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46190

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 46192

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 46193

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 46194

SWIMMER 4 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46297

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 46298

Apr 23 Th 7:15 PM 46299

SWIMMER 5


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 46197


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46195

Apr 19 S 10:15 AM 46196

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 46198

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 46199

SWIMMER 5 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 46300

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 46362

Apr 23 Th 7:30 PM 46301

SWIMMER 6


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 6:15 PM 46277


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46275

Apr 19 S 10:15 AM 46276

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 46278

SWIMMER 6 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 7:15 PM 46361


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 46302

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 46303

SWIMMER 7 -

ROOKIE PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 46306


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:45 AM 46304

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 46307

SWIMMER 8 -

RANGER PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46310


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:45 AM 46308

Apr 19 S 9:15 AM 46309

SWIMMER 9 -

STAR PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 9:15 AM 46311

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 46312

Inclusion

H3O ADAPTED

(SMALL POOL)


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:15 AM 46315

H3O ADAPTED

(LARGE POOL)


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:15 AM 46314

Youth

SWIMMER 10 -

BRONZE STAR


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 46313

Private Lessons


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46347

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46348

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46349

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46352

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46353

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46350

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46351


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:15 AM 46342

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46343

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46344

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46345

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46346

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 46354

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 46355

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 46356

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 46357

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 46358

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:15 AM 46318

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46319

Adult

ADULT 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 7:30 PM 46316

ADULT 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 7:30 PM 46317

Youth

ALL AGES

FAMILY SWIM

TO SURVIVE


Start Day Time Code

Apr 26 S 12:15 PM 47145

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46320

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46321

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46322

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46359

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46323

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 46324

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 46325

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 46326

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 46327

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 46328

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 46329

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #2


Start Day Time Code

May 16 Sa 9:15 AM 46330

May 16 Sa 11:00 AM 46331

May 16 Sa 11:30 AM 46332

May 17 S 9:00 AM 46333

May 17 S 10:00 AM 46334

May 17 S 10:30 AM 46360

May 17 S 11:30 AM 46335

May 19 T 7:00 PM 46336

May 19 T 7:00 PM 46337

May 21 Th 6:30 PM 46338

May 21 Th 7:00 PM 46339

May 21 Th 7:00 PM 46340

May 22 F 7:00 PM 46341

SWIMMING


allandale

swimming SUMMER 2020

SWIMMING

Preschool

- Parent

Participation

WATERBABIES


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 46551

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 46553


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 46552

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 46554

KINDERSWIM


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 46444

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 46446


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 46445

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 46451

Preschool -

Independent

PRESCHOOL 1


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 46458

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 46459

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 46462


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 46460

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 46463


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 46453

Jun 29 M-F 10:30 AM 46454

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 46456




guidelines pg 80

PRESCHOOL 2


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 46470

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 46472


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 46471

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 46474


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:30 AM 46465

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 46466

PRESCHOOL 3


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 46479

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 46482


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 46481

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 46483


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 46477

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 46478

PRESCHOOL 4


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 46485

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 46487


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 46486

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 46488

PRESCHOOL 5


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 46490


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 46489

Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM 46491

Child

SWIMMER 1


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 46497

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 46496

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 46500

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 46501


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 46498

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 46499

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 46502


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 46492

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 46493

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 46495

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 46494

SWIMMER 1 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 46523


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 46522

SWIMMER 2


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 46505

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 46507


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 46506

Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM 46509


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 46503

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 46504

SWIMMER 3


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 46512

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 46555

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 46515


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 46514

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 46516


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:30 AM 46510

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 46511

SWIMMER 3 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 46524

SWIMMER 4


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 46520


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 46519

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 46521


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:30 AM 46517

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 46518

SWIMMER 5


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 46528

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 46529


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 46526

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 46527

SWIMMER 6


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 46532

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 46533


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 46530

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 46531

SWIMMER 6 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 46525



ALLANDALE

SWIMMER 7 -

ROOKIE PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 46546

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 46547


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 46545

SWIMMER 8 -

RANGER PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 46549

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 46550


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 46548

All Ages

FAMILY SWIM

TO SURVIVE


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 11:00 AM 47146

z

Private

Lessons


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 46556

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 46557


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 46558

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 46559

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 46560

Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM 46561

Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM 46562

Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM 46563

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #1


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30 AM 46564

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30 AM 46565

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 9:00 AM 46566

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 9:30 AM 46567

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 9:30 AM 46568

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 10:00 AM 46569

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 10:30 AM 46570

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 10:30 AM 46571


Start Day Time Code

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 46572

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 46573

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #2


Start Day Time Code

Aug 4 T-F 9:00 AM 46582

Aug 4 T-F 9:30 AM 46583


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM 46574

Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM 46575

Jul 6 M-F 9:00 AM 46576

Jul 6 M-F 9:30 AM 46577

Jul 6 M-F 9:30 AM 46578

Jul 6 M-F 10:00 AM 46579

Jul 6 M-F 10:30 AM 46580

Jul 6 M-F 10:30 AM 46581

SWIMMING


east bayfield


SWIMMING

Preschool

- Parent

Participation

WATERBABIES


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 46773

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46776

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46873

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46874

Apr 20 M 9:30 AM 46712

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 46713


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 1:00 PM 46920

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 46921

Apr 22 W 9:30 AM 46942

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 46943

Apr 23 Th 1:00 PM 47020

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 47021

Apr 24 F 10:00 AM 47081

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 47082

KINDERSWIM


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46777

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46778

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46875

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46876

Apr 20 M 10:30 AM 46714

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46715


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 1:00 PM 46922

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 46923

Apr 22 W 10:00 AM 46944

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 46945

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 47022

Apr 23 Th 1:30 PM 47023

Apr 24 F 10:30 AM 47083

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 47084

PRESCHOOL PREP


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 46811

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46812

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46878

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46879

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46772

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 47562

Apr 20 M 9:30 AM 48216


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 46929

Apr 21 T 1:00 PM 48215

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48218

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 47024

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 47085

Preschool -

Independent

PRESCHOOL 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 46779

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46780

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46781

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46880

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46881

Apr 20 M 10:00 AM 46716

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 46717


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 1:30 PM 46924

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 46925

Apr 22 W 9:30 AM 46946

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 46947

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 46948

Apr 23 Th 1:00 PM 47025

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 47026

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 47027

Apr 24 F 9:00 AM 47086

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 47087

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 47089

PRESCHOOL 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 46783

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46784

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46785

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46882

Apr 19 S 10:45 AM 46883

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46884

Apr 20 M 10:00 AM 46718

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 46719

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46720

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46721

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46726


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 1:00 PM 46926

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 46927

Apr 22 W 10:30 AM 46949

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 46950

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 46951

Apr 23 Th 1:30 PM 47028

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 47029

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 47030

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 47031

Apr 24 F 9:30 AM 47090

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 47091

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 47092

PRESCHOOL 3


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 46786

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46787

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46788

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46885

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46886

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46887

Apr 20 M 10:30 AM 46722

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 46723

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46724

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46725


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 46928

Apr 22 W 10:00 AM 46952

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 46953

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 46954

Apr 23 Th 1:30 PM 47032

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 47033

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 47034

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 47035

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 47036

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 47093

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 47094

PRESCHOOL 4


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 46789

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46790

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46888

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46727

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46728


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 46930

Apr 22 W 10:30 AM 46955

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 46956

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 47037

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 47095

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 47096

PRESCHOOL 5


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46791

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46889

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46729


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 46931

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 46957

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 47097

Child

SWIMMER 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 46792

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 46793

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46794

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46795

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46890

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46891

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46892


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 46966

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 46967

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 46968

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 47098

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 47099

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 47102

SWIMMER 1 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46813

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46814

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46900

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46901

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46764

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46766


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 46937

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 46958

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 46959

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 47040

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 47109

SWIMMER 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 46796



Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46797

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46798

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46799

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46893

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46894

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46768


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 46969

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 46970

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 47100

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 47101

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 47105

SWIMMER 2 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46815

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46902

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46765

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46767


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 46938

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 46960

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 46961

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 47041

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 47110

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 47111

SWIMMER 3


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 46800

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46801

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46802

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46895

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 48217


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 46971

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 46972

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 47103

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 47104

SWIMMER 3 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 46816

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46818

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46903

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46769


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 46939

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 46962

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 47112

SWIMMER 4


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 46803

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46804

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46805

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46896


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 46973

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 47106

SWIMMER 4 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 46905

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46904

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46770


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 46940

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 46963

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48219

SWIMMER 5


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46806

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46898

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46751


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 47016

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 47042

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 47107

SWIMMER 5 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 46820

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 46906

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46771

SWIMMER 6


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46807

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46899

Apr 20 M 6:45 PM 46752


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 47017

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 47044

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 47108

east bayfield

SWIMMER 6 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 46822

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46907

SWIMMER 7 -

ROOKIE PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46809

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46756

SWIMMER 8 -

RANGER PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 46810

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46911

SWIMMER 9

- STAR PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46912


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 47080

EAST BAYFIELD Private LessonS SEE PAGE 90

SWIMMING


east bayfield



SWIMMING

FAMILY LESSONS

SWIMMER 1-4


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46730

Apr 20 M 6:30 PM 46731


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 46964

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 46965

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 47038

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 47039

Youth

SWIMMER 10

- BRONZE STAR


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46908


Start Day Time Code

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 47113

FITNESS SWIMMER


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 46909


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 47018

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 47079

Adult

ADULT 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46753


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 1:30 PM 46941

ADULT 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46754

ADULT 3


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46755

Private

Lessons

All Ages

PRIVATE LESSONS


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 46828

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 46829

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 46831

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 46833

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 46834

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 46913

Apr 19 S 11:15 AM 46914

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 46916

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 46917

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 46918

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46758

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 46760

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46761

Apr 20 M 7:00 PM 46762

Apr 20 M 7:30 PM 46763


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 47011

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 47012

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 47013

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 47014

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 47015

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 47073

Apr 23 Th 6:30 PM 47074

Apr 23 Th 7:00 PM 47075

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 47114

Apr 24 F 7:15 PM 47115

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 47116

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #2


Start Day Time Code

May 21 Th 6:00 PM 47076

May 21 Th 6:30 PM 47077

May 21 Th 7:00 PM 47078

May 22 F 6:30 PM 47117

May 22 F 7:15 PM 47118

May 22 F 7:30 PM 47119

Preschool

- Parent

Participation

WATERBABIES


Start Day Time Code

Aug 24 M-F 9:00 AM 47931


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 47653

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 47663


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:30 AM 47126

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 47870

Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM 47891

Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM 47545


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 47369

Aug 10 M-F 9:30 AM 47605

KINDERSWIM


Start Day Time Code

Aug 24 M-F 9:00 AM 47932


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 47654

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 47662


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:30 AM 47127

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 47871

Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM 47892

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 47546


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 47370

Aug 10 M-F 9:30 AM 47606




guidelines pg 80

PRESCHOOL PREP


Start Day Time Code

Aug 24 M-F 9:15 AM 48223


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 48220


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 8:30 AM 48224

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 48221

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 48222


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM 48226

Aug 10 M-F 11:00 AM 48225

Preschool -

Independent

PRESCHOOL 1


Start Day Time Code

Aug 4 T-F 4:15 PM 47549


Start Day Time Code

Jul 27 M-F 4:15 PM 47548

Aug 10 M-F 4:15 PM 47607

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 47924


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 47637

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 47641

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 47655

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 47656


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 47128

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 47872

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 47885

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 47886

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 47547

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 47550


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 10:00 AM 47373

Jul 13 M-F 10:45 AM 47374

Aug 10 M-F 9:00 AM 47591

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 47592



east bayfield

PRESCHOOL 2


Start Day Time Code

Aug 4 T-F 4:15 PM 47555


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 4:15 PM 47376

Jul 20 M-F 4:15 PM 47377

Jul 27 M-F 4:15 PM 47553

Aug 10 M-F 4:15 PM 47608

Aug 17 M-F 4:15 PM 47609

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 47925


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 47642

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 47657

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 47658


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 47129

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 47873

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 47874

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 47887

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 47888

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 47551

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 47552


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 47375

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 47593

PRESCHOOL 3


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:15 PM 47131


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 4:15 PM 47132

Jul 13 M-F 4:15 PM 47379

Jul 20 M-F 4:15 PM 47380

Aug 10 M-F 4:15 PM 47610

Aug 17 M-F 4:15 PM 47611

Aug 24 M-F 11:00 AM 47926

Aug 24 M-F 4:15 PM 47927


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 47643

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 47644

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 47659

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 47660


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 47130

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 47875

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 47889

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 47556


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 47378

Aug 10 M-F 9:00 AM 47594

Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM 47595

PRESCHOOL 4


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:15 PM 47134


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 4:15 PM 47135

Aug 10 M-F 4:15 PM 47612

Aug 24 M-F 11:00 AM 47928

Aug 24 M-F 4:15 PM 47929


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 47645

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 47661


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:30 AM 47133

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 47876

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 47890

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 47557

Classes:10 Fees: $75.00

Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 47381

Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM 47597

PRESCHOOL 5


Start Day Time Code

Aug 24 M-F 4:15 PM 47930


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 47716


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:30 AM 47136

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 47877

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 47558

Child

SWIMMER 1


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:15 PM 47138

Aug 4 T-F 4:15 PM 47561


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 4:15 PM 47139

Jul 13 M-F 4:15 PM 47528

Jul 20 M-F 4:15 PM 47529

Jul 27 M-F 4:15 PM 47560

Aug 10 M-F 4:15 PM 47613

Aug 17 M-F 4:15 PM 47614

Aug 24 M-F 4:15 PM 47934

Aug 24 M-F 9:30 AM 47935


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 47646

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 47647

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 47709

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 47710


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:30 AM 47137

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 47878

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 47879

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 47893

Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM 47895

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 47559


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 10:15 AM 47526

Jul 13 M-F 11:00 AM 47527

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 47598

Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM 47599

SWIMMER 1 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 47717


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 47883

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 47898

SWIMMER 2


Start Day Time Code

Aug 4 T-F 4:15 PM 47566


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 4:15 PM 47141

Jul 13 M-F 4:15 PM 47532

Jul 20 M-F 4:15 PM 47533

Jul 27 M-F 4:15 PM 47565

Aug 10 M-F 4:15 PM 47946

Aug 17 M-F 4:15 PM 47615

Aug 24 M-F 9:30 AM 47936


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 47648

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 47711


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:30 AM 47140

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 47880

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 47894

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 47564


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 10:30 AM 47530

Jul 13 M-F 11:00 AM 47531

Aug 10 M-F 9:30 AM 47600

SWIMMER 2 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 47718


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 47899

SWIMMER 3


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:15 PM 47305

Aug 4 T-F 4:15 PM 47569


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 4:15 PM 47306

Jul 13 M-F 4:15 PM 47536

Jul 20 M-F 4:15 PM 47537

Jul 27 M-F 4:15 PM 47568

Aug 17 M-F 4:15 PM 47616

Aug 24 M-F 10:30 AM 47937


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 47649

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 47712


Start Day Time Code

SWIMMING


SWIMMING

east bayfield

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 47304

Jun 29 M-F 10:30 AM 47310

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 47881

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 47896

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 47897

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 47567


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 47534

Jul 13 M-F 10:30 AM 47535

Aug 10 M-F 10:30 AM 47601

SWIMMER 3 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 47884

SWIMMER 4


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:15 PM 47308

Aug 4 T-F 4:15 PM 47572


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 4:15 PM 47309

Jul 20 M-F 4:15 PM 47540

Jul 27 M-F 4:15 PM 47571

Aug 17 M-F 4:15 PM 47617

Aug 24 M-F 10:30 AM 47938


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 47650

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 47713


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 47307

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 47882

Jul 27 M-F 11:00 AM 47570


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 10:00 AM 47538

Jul 13 M-F 11:15 AM 47539

Aug 10 M-F 10:30 AM 47602

SWIMMER 4 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:45 PM 47719

SWIMMER 5


Start Day Time Code

Aug 4 T-F 4:15 PM 47574


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 4:15 PM 47363

Jul 13 M-F 4:15 PM 47542

Jul 27 M-F 4:15 PM 47573

Aug 24 M-F 10:15 AM 47939

Aug 24 M-F 4:15 PM 47942


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 47651

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 47714


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 47360


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 47541

Aug 10 M-F 9:15 AM 47603

SWIMMER 6


Start Day Time Code

Aug 4 T-F 4:15 PM 47576


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 4:15 PM 47362

Jul 13 M-F 4:15 PM 47544

Jul 27 M-F 4:15 PM 47575

Aug 24 M-F 10:15 AM 47940

Aug 24 M-F 4:15 PM 47941


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 47652

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 47715


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 47361


Start Day Time Code

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 47543

Aug 10 M-F 9:15 AM 47604

SWIMMER 7 -

ROOKIE PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 47721


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 47324


SWIMMER 8 -

RANGER PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 6:30 PM 47722


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 47359

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 47577

Before you make your swim

class selection, please check our

registration guidelines pg 80

private lessons

All Ages

PRIVATE LESSONS


Start Day Time Code

Aug 24 M-F 9:00 AM 47943

Aug 24 M-F 9:45 AM 47944

Aug 24 M-F 11:00 AM 47945


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 47900

Jun 29 M 7:00 PM 47901

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #1


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29M-T,Th-F8:30 AM 47364

Jun 29M-T,Th-F11:00 AM 47365

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 47906

Jul 8 W 7:00 PM 47907


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 47903

Jul 2 Th 6:30 PM 47910

Jul 2 Th 7:00 PM 47911

SWIMMER 9

-STAR PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 47578

Youth

SWIMMER 10 -

BRONZE STAR


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 7:00 PM 47720


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:45 AM 47368

Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM 47372

Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM 47579

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 47580

Jul 27 M-F 11:00 AM 47581

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 47585

Aug 10 M-F 10:30 AM 47586

Aug 10 M-F 11:00 AM 47587

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #2





Start Day Time Code

Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM 47582

Aug 4 T-F 9:30 AM 47583

Aug 4 T-F 11:30 AM 47584

Aug 4 T 7:00 PM 47905

Aug 5 W 5:00 PM 47908

Aug 5 W 7:00 PM 47909

Aug 6 Th 6:30 PM 47912

Aug 6 Th 7:00 PM 47913


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 11:00 AM 47366

Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM 47367

Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM 47371

Aug 17 M-F 11:00 AM 47588

Aug 17 M-F 10:30 AM 47589

Aug 17 M-F 10:00 AM 47590



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Everyone in Canada should learn to swim.

Swim to Survive is an important first step and helps prepare

for an unexpected fall into deep water.

Learn as a family.

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Swim to Survive videos

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HOLLY


SWIMMING

Preschool

- Parent

Participation

WATERBABIES


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 9:00 AM 48358

Apr 20 M 10:00 AM 48359

Apr 20 M 1:00 PM 48360

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48361

Apr 23 Th 9:00 AM 48436

Apr 23 Th 10:00 AM 48437

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48438

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 48510


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47147

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47148

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 47149

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 47483

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 47484

Apr 21 T 9:30 AM 48282

Apr 21 T 10:30 AM 48283

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48284

Apr 22 W 9:00 AM 48734

Apr 22 W 10:00 AM 48735

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48736

KINDERSWIM


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 9:30 AM 48362

Apr 20 M 1:30 PM 48363

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48364

Apr 23 Th 9:30 AM 48439

Apr 23 Th 10:30 AM 48440

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48441

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48442

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 48511


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 8:30 AM 47150

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47151

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47152

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47153

Apr 18 Sa 12:00 PM 47154

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 47485

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 47486

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 47487

Apr 19 S 12:00 PM 47488

Apr 21 T 9:00 AM 48285

Apr 21 T 10:00 AM 48286

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48287

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48288

Apr 22 W 9:30 AM 48737

Apr 22 W 10:30 AM 48738

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48739

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48740

Mini Mermaid

School Try-It


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 2:30 PM 48269

May 3 S 2:30 PM 48270

May 17 S 2:30 PM 48271

May 31 S 2:30 PM 48272

PRESCHOOL PREP


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 9:00 AM 48365

Apr 20 M 1:00 PM 48366

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48367

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48368

Apr 23 Th 9:30 AM 48443

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48444

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48445

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48512

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48513

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 48514


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 8:30 AM 47155

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47156

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47157

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47158

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 47489

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 47490

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 47491

Apr 21 T 10:00 AM 48289

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48290

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48291

Apr 22 W 9:00 AM 48741

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48742

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48743

Preschool -

Independent

PRESCHOOL 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 9:30 AM 48369

Apr 20 M 1:30 PM 48370

Apr 20 M 3:30 PM 48371

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48372

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 48373

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48374

Apr 23 Th 10:00 AM 48446

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48447

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48448

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48449

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48515

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48516

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 48517

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48518


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 8:30 AM 47165

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47166

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47167

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47168

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47169

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 47170

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 47492

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 47493

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 47494

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 47495

Apr 21 T 9:30 AM 48292

Apr 21 T 10:30 AM 48293

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48294

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48295

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48296

Apr 22 W 10:00 AM 48744

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48745

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48746

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48747

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48748

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48749

PRESCHOOL 1

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 3:30 PM 48411

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48709


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 47320

Apr 19 S 12:00 PM 48239

PRESCHOOL 1&2

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48479

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48480


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 48240

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 48241

PRESCHOOL 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 10:00 AM 48375

Apr 20 M 1:30 PM 48376

Apr 20 M 3:30 PM 48377

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48378

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48379

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 48392

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48380

Apr 23 Th 10:00 AM 48450

Apr 23 Th 3:30 PM 48451

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48452

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48453

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48454

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48455

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48519

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48520

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 48521

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48522


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47171

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47172

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47173

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47174

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47175

Apr 18 Sa 12:00 PM 47176

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 47496

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 47497

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 47498

Apr 19 S 12:00 PM 47499

Apr 21 T 10:30 AM 48297

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48298

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48299

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48300

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48301

Apr 22 W 10:00 AM 48750

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48751

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48752

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48753

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48754

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48755

PRESCHOOL 2

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 3:30 PM 48412

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48708



HOLLY


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 12:00 PM 47321

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 48238

PRESCHOOL 3


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 10:00 AM 48381

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48382

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48383

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 48384

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48385

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48386

Apr 23 Th 10:30 AM 48456

Apr 23 Th 3:30 PM 48457

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48458

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48459

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48460

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48461

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48523

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48524

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 48525

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 48526

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48527

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48528

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48529


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 8:30 AM 47177

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47178

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47179

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47180

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47181

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47183

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 47184

Apr 18 Sa 12:00 PM 47185

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 47500

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 47501

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 47502

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 47503

Apr 19 S 12:00 PM 47504

Apr 21 T 10:00 AM 48302

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48303

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48304

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48305

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48306

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48307

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 48308

Apr 22 W 10:30 AM 48756

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48757

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48758

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48759

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48760

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48761

PRESCHOOL 3

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 3:30 PM 48413

Apr 23 Th 3:30 PM 48488

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48707


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 12:00 PM 47322

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 48237

PRESCHOOL 3&4

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48482

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48481


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 48243

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 48242

PRESCHOOL 4


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 10:30 AM 48387

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48388

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48389

Apr 23 Th 10:30 AM 48462

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48463

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48464

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48530

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48531


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47187

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47188

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 47505

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 47506

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 47507

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48309

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48310

Apr 22 W 10:30 AM 48762

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48763

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48764

PRESCHOOL 4

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 3:30 PM 48489

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48706


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 48236

PRESCHOOL 5


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 10:30 AM 48390

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48391

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48465

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48532


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47189

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 47508

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 47509

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48311

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48765

PRESCHOOL 5

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 48235

Child

SWIMMER 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48393

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48394

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 48395

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48396

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48397

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48466

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48467

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48468

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48533

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48534

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 48535

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 48536

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48537

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48538

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48539


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 8:30 AM 47194

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47195

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47196

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47197

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47198

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 47199

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 47510

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 47511

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 47512

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 47513

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48312

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48313

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48314

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48315

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48316

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 48317

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48766

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48767

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48768

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48769

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48770

SWIMMER 1 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48414

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48491

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 48711

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48714


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 8:30 AM 47312

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47315

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 48229

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48338

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48791

SWIMMER 1&2

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48483

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48484


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 48244

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 48245

SWIMMER 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48398

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48399

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 48400

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48401

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48402

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48469

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48470

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48471

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48540

SWIMMING


HOLLY


SWIMMING

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 48541

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 48542

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48543

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48544

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48545


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47200

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47201

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47202

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47203

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47204

Apr 18 Sa 12:00 PM 47205

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 47514

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 47515

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 47516

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 47517

Apr 19 S 12:00 PM 47522

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48318

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48319

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48320

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48321

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48322

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 48323

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48771

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48772

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48773

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48774

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48775

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48776

SWIMMER 2 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 48417

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48493

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 48712

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48715


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47313

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 47318

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 48231

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 48233

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48337

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48341

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48796

SWIMMER 3


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48403

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48404

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48405

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48472

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48473

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48694

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 48695

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48696

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48697


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47206

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47207

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47208

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 47518

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 47519

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48324

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48325

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48326

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48327

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48777

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48778

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48779

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48780

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48781

SWIMMER 3 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48415

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48492

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 48713


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47314

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 48232

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48339

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48792

SWIMMER 3&4

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48486

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48485


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 48247

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 48246

SWIMMER 4


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48406

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48407

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48474

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48475

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48698

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 48699

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48700

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 48701


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47209

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47210

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47211

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 47520

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 47521

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48328

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48329

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48330

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48782

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48783

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48784

SWIMMER 4 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 48416

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48490

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48716


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 12:00 PM 47319

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 48234

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48340

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48793

SWIMMER 5


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48408

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48476

Apr 24 F 5:15 PM 48702


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:15 AM 47212

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 47523

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48331

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48785

SWIMMER 5 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48418

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48710

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 48717


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47316

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 48228

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 48343

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48794

SWIMMER 5&6

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48487


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 48248

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 48249

SWIMMER 6


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 4:45 PM 48409

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48477

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48703


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 9:15 AM 47213

Apr 19 S 9:45 AM 47524

Apr 21 T 5:45 PM 48332

Apr 22 W 6:45 PM 48786

SWIMMER 6 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48419

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 48718


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47317

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 48230

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 48342

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48795

SWIMMER 7 -

ROOKIE PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48704


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47214

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48787

SWIMMER 8 -

RANGER PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48705



HOLLY


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47215

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48333

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48788

SWIMMER 9

- STAR PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47216

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 48334

Youth

Mermaid

School Try-It


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 5:00 PM 48274

May 3 S 5:00 PM 48275

May 17 S 5:00 PM 48276

May 31 S 5:00 PM 48277

SPRING BOARD

DIVING - LEVEL 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48789

SPRING BOARD

DIVING - LEVEL 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48410

SWIMMER 10 -

BRONZE STAR


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 47525

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 48335

THE COMPLETE

JUNIOR LIFESAVER


Start Day Time Code

Apr 19 S 5:00 PM 48268

YOUTH STROKE

IMPROVEMENT


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 5:15 PM 48478


Start Day Time Code

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48336

Adult

ADULT 1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 1:00 PM 48965

Apr 23 Th 8:00 PM 48506

ADULT 2


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 1:00 PM 48966

Apr 23 Th 8:00 PM 48507

ADULT 3


Start Day Time Code

Apr 23 Th 8:00 PM 48508

ADULT STROKE

IMPROVEMENT


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 8:00 PM 48420

SPRING BOARD

DIVING - ADULT


Start Day Time Code

Apr 22 W 8:00 PM 48790




private lessons

All Ages

PRIVATE LESSONS


Start Day Time Code

Apr 20 M 10:30 AM 48996

Apr 20 M 3:30 PM 48421

Apr 20 M 3:30 PM 48422

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48423

Apr 20 M 4:00 PM 48424

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48425

Apr 20 M 4:30 PM 48426

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 48427

Apr 20 M 5:00 PM 48428

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48429

Apr 20 M 5:30 PM 48430

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48431

Apr 20 M 6:00 PM 48432

Apr 20 M 8:00 PM 48433

Apr 20 M 8:00 PM 48434

Apr 20 M 8:00 PM 48435

Apr 23 Th 9:00 AM 48494

Apr 23 Th 3:30 PM 48495

Apr 23 Th 4:00 PM 48496

Apr 23 Th 4:30 PM 48497

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48504

Apr 23 Th 5:00 PM 48498

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48499

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48503

Apr 23 Th 5:30 PM 48500

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48501

Apr 23 Th 6:00 PM 48502

Apr 23 Th 8:00 PM 48505

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48719

Apr 24 F 4:00 PM 48720

Apr 24 F 4:30 PM 48721

Apr 24 F 5:00 PM 48722

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 48723

Apr 24 F 5:30 PM 48724

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48725

Apr 24 F 6:00 PM 48726

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48727

Apr 24 F 6:30 PM 48728

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48729

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48730

Apr 24 F 7:00 PM 48731

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 48732

Apr 24 F 7:30 PM 48733


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 8:30 AM 47331

Apr 18 Sa 8:45 AM 47330

Apr 18 Sa 9:00 AM 47332

Apr 18 Sa 9:30 AM 47333

Apr 18 Sa 10:00 AM 47334

Apr 18 Sa 10:30 AM 47335

Apr 18 Sa 11:00 AM 47336

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 47337

Apr 18 Sa 12:00 PM 47338

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 48256

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 48257

Apr 19 S 9:00 AM 48258

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 48259

Apr 19 S 9:30 AM 48260

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 48261

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 48262

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 48267

Apr 19 S 10:30 AM 48263

Apr 19 S 11:00 AM 48264

Apr 19 S 11:30 AM 48265

Apr 19 S 12:00 PM 48266

Apr 21 T 5:00 PM 48351

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48352

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48353

Apr 21 T 6:30 PM 48354

Apr 21 T 7:00 PM 48355

Apr 21 T 7:15 PM 48350

Apr 21 T 7:30 PM 48356

Apr 21 T 8:00 PM 48357

Apr 22 W 10:30 AM 48797

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48798

Apr 22 W 5:00 PM 48799

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48800

Apr 22 W 5:30 PM 48801

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48802

Apr 22 W 6:00 PM 48803

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48804

Apr 22 W 6:30 PM 48805

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48806

Apr 22 W 7:00 PM 48807

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48808

Apr 22 W 7:30 PM 48809

Apr 22 W 8:00 PM 48810

Apr 22 W 8:00 PM 48811

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #1


Start Day Time Code

Apr 18 Sa 8:30 AM 47323

Apr 18 Sa 8:30 AM 47325

Apr 18 Sa 11:30 AM 47326

Apr 19 S 8:30 AM 48252

Apr 19 S 10:00 AM 48251

Apr 19 S 12:00 PM 48250

Apr 21 T 5:30 PM 48344

Apr 21 T 6:00 PM 48345

Apr 21 T 8:00 PM 48346

PRIVATE LESSONS

-

SESSION #2


Start Day Time Code

May 16 Sa 8:30 AM 47328

May 16 Sa 8:30 AM 47329

May 16 Sa 11:30 AM 47327

May 17 S 8:30 AM 48255

May 17 S 10:00 AM 48254

May 17 S 12:00 PM 48253

May 19 T 5:30 PM 48347

May 19 T 6:00 PM 48348

May 19 T 8:00 PM 48349

SWIMMING


HOLLY


SWIMMING

Preschool -

Parent

Participation

WATERBABIES


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 9:00 AM 48619

Jul 4 Sa 10:00 AM 48620

Jul 4 Sa 11:00 AM 48621


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 48618


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 48617

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 48616

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 48151

Aug 10 M-F 9:30 AM 48152

KINDERSWIM


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 8:30 AM 48193

Jul 4 Sa 9:30 AM 48194

Jul 4 Sa 10:30 AM 48195

Jul 4 Sa 11:30 AM 48196


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:30 AM 48148

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 48622

Jul 8 W 4:30 PM 48623

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 48149


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 48624

Aug 24 M-F 9:30 AM 48150

Mini Mermaid

School Try-It


Start Day Time Code

Jul 5 S 2:30 PM 48819

Jul 19 S 2:30 PM 48820

Aug 2 S 2:30 PM 48821

Aug 16 S 2:30 PM 48822

Aug 30 S 2:30 PM 48823




guidelines pg 80

PRESCHOOL PREP


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 9:00 AM 48213

Jul 4 Sa 11:00 AM 48214


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 48143

Jun 29 M 4:30 PM 48672

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48673

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 48674

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 48675

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 48144


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 48676

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 48677

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 48678

Jul 13 M-F 10:30 AM 48146

Aug 10 M-F 10:30 AM 48147

Aug 24 M-F 9:00 AM 48145

Preschool -

Independent

PRESCHOOL 1


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 8:30 AM 48197

Jul 4 Sa 9:30 AM 48198

Jul 4 Sa 10:00 AM 48199

Jul 4 Sa 10:30 AM 48200

Jul 4 Sa 11:00 AM 48201


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 48109

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 48106

Jun 29 M 4:30 PM 48625

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 48626

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48627

Jul 8 W 4:30 PM 48628

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 48629

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 48630

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 48631

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 48108

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 48107


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 48632

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 48633

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 48634

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 48635

Jul 2 Th 4:30 PM 48636

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 48637

Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM 48101

Jul 13 M-F 10:00 AM 48104

Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM 48102

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 48103

Aug 24 M-F 9:00 AM 48110

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 48105

PRESCHOOL 1

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 8:30 AM 48860


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 4:30 PM 48861

PRESCHOOL 1&2

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 48851

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 48852

PRESCHOOL 2


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 8:30 AM 48202

Jul 4 Sa 9:00 AM 48203

Jul 4 Sa 9:30 AM 48204

Jul 4 Sa 10:00 AM 48205

Jul 4 Sa 11:30 AM 48206


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 8:30 AM 48119

Jun 29 M-F 10:30 AM 48116

Jun 29 M 4:30 PM 48638

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 48639

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48640

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 48641

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 48642

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 48643

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 48644

Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM 48118

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 48117


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 48645

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 48646

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 48647

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 48648

Jul 2 Th 4:30 PM 48649

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 48650

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 48111

Jul 13 M-F 10:00 AM 48114

Aug 10 M-F 9:00 AM 48112

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 48113

Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM 48120

Aug 24 M-F 10:30 AM 48115

PRESCHOOL 2

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 11:30 AM 48862


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 4:30 PM 48863

PRESCHOOL 3


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 8:30 AM 48207

Jul 4 Sa 9:00 AM 48208

Jul 4 Sa 10:00 AM 48209

Jul 4 Sa 11:00 AM 48210


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 8:30 AM 48131

Jun 29 M-F 9:30 AM 48126

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 48651

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 48652

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48653

Jul 8 W 4:30 PM 48654

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 48655

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 48656

Jul 8 W 7:00 PM 48657

Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM 48132

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 48127


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 4:30 PM 48658

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 48659

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 48660

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 48661

Jul 2 Th 4:30 PM 48662

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 48663



HOLLY

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 48124

Jul 13 M-F 10:30 AM 48121

Aug 10 M-F 9:30 AM 48123

Aug 10 M-F 10:30 AM 48122

Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM 48130

Aug 24 M-F 9:30 AM 48125

PRESCHOOL 3

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 11:30 AM 48864


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 48865

PRESCHOOL 3&4

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 48853

PRESCHOOL 4


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 10:30 AM 48211


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 48133

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 48664

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 48665

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 48134


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 48666

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 48667

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 48137

Aug 10 M-F 9:00 AM 48136

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 48135

PRESCHOOL 4

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 12:00 PM 48866


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 48867

PRESCHOOL 5


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 10:30 AM 48212


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 48138

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 48668

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 48669

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 48139


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 48670

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 48671

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 48141

Aug 10 M-F 9:00 AM 48142

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 48140

PRESCHOOL 5

H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 12:00 PM 48868


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 48869

Child

SWIMMER 1


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 10:00 AM 48558

Jul 4 Sa 11:30 AM 48559


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 8:30 AM 48192

Jun 29 M-F 9:30 AM 48183

Jun 29 M 4:30 PM 48552

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 48553

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 48554

Jul 8 W 4:30 PM 48555

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 48556

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 48557

Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM 48191

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 48184


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 4:30 PM 48548

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 48549

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 48550

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 48551

Jul 2 Th 4:30 PM 48546

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 48547

Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM 48188

Jul 13 M-F 10:00 AM 48187

Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM 48189

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 48186

Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM 48190

Aug 24 M-F 9:30 AM 48185

SWIMMER 1 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 10:30 AM 48870


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 48871

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 48872


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 48873

SWIMMER 1&2

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 48854

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 48855

SWIMMER 2


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 9:00 AM 48572

Jul 4 Sa 10:30 AM 48573


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 9:00 AM 48182

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 48173

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 48569

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 48570

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48571

Jul 8 W 4:30 PM 48566

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 48567

Jul 8 W 7:00 PM 48568

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 48181

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 48174


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 4:30 PM 48560

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 48561

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 48562

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 48563

Jul 2 Th 4:30 PM 48564

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 48565

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 48178

Jul 13 M-F 10:30 AM 48177

Aug 10 M-F 9:00 AM 48179

Aug 10 M-F 10:30 AM 48176

Aug 24 M-F 9:00 AM 48180

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 48175

SWIMMER 2 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 10:00 AM 48874


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 4:30 PM 48875

Jul 8 W 7:00 PM 48876


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 48877

SWIMMER 3


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 9:30 AM 48582

Jul 4 Sa 11:00 AM 48583


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:30 AM 48168

Jun 29 M 4:30 PM 48580

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48581

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 48578

Jul 8 W 7:00 PM 48579

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 48169


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 48574

Jun 30 T 7:30 PM 48575

Jul 2 Th 4:30 PM 48576

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 48577

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 48172

Aug 10 M-F 9:30 AM 48171

Aug 24 M-F 10:30 AM 48170

SWIMMER 3 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 11:00 AM 48878


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 4:30 PM 48879

SWIMMING


HOLLY


SWIMMING


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 48880

SWIMMER 3&4

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 48856

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 48857

SWIMMER 4


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 9:30 AM 48591

Jul 4 Sa 11:00 AM 48592


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:30 AM 48163

Jun 29 M 4:30 PM 48589

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48590

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 48587

Jul 8 W 7:00 PM 48588

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 48164


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 48584

Jun 30 T 7:30 PM 48585

Jul 2 Th 4:30 PM 48586

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 48167

Aug 10 M-F 9:30 AM 48166

Aug 24 M-F 10:30 AM 48165

SWIMMER 4 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 11:30 AM 48881


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 48882


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 7:30 PM 48883

SWIMMER 5


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 8:45 AM 48682


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 48153

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48681

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 48680

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 48154


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 48679

Jul 13 M-F 10:00 AM 48155

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 48156

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 48157

SWIMMER 5 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 9:30 AM 48884


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 48885

Jul 8 W 7:30 PM 48886

SWIMMER 5&6

LOW SENSORY


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 48858

SWIMMER 6


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 8:45 AM 48686


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 10:00 AM 48158

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48685

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 48684

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 48159


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 6:00 PM 48683

Jul 13 M-F 10:00 AM 48160

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 48161

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 48162

SWIMMER 6 H3O


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 9:30 AM 48887


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 48888

Jul 8 W 7:30 PM 48889

SWIMMER 7 -

ROOKIE PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 7:30 PM 48908

SWIMMER 8 -

RANGER PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 7:30 PM 48909

SWIMMER 9 -

STAR PATROL


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 7:30 PM 48910

Youth

Mermaid School

Try-It


Start Day Time Code

Jul 5 S 5:00 PM 48814

Jul 19 S 5:00 PM 48815

Aug 2 S 5:00 PM 48816

Aug 16 S 5:00 PM 48817

Aug 30 S 5:00 PM 48818

SPRING BOARD

DIVING - LEVEL 1


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 48692

SPRING BOARD

DIVING - LEVEL 2


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 48693

SWIMMER 10 -

BRONZE STAR


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 7:30 PM 48911

THE COMPLETE

JUNIOR LIFESAVER


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-F 8:30 AM 48935

Aug 4 Tu 8:30 AM 48937


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM 48938

Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM 48939

Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM 48940

Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM 48941

Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM 48942

Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM 48943

Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM 48944

Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM 48945

YOUTH STROKE

IMPROVEMENT


Start Day Time Code

Jul 8 W 6:15 PM 48691

Adult

ADULT 1


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 8:00 PM 48687

ADULT 2


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 8:00 PM 48688

ADULT 3


Start Day Time Code

Jul 2 Th 8:00 PM 48689

ADULT STROKE

IMPROVEMENT


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 8:00 PM 48690

Before you make your swim class selection, please

check our registration guidelines pg 80



HOLLY

All Ages

PRIVATE LESSONS


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30-AM 47952

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 8:30AM 47953

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 9:00AM 47954

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 9:00AM 47955

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 9:30AM 47957

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 9:30AM 47958

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 10:00AM47959

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 10:00AM47960

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 10:30AM47961

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 10:30AM47963

Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 4:30 PM 47965

Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM 48070

Aug 4 T-F 8:30 AM 48071

Aug 4 T-F 9:00 AM 48072

Aug 4 T-F 9:00 AM 48073

Aug 4 T-F 9:30 AM 48074

Aug 4 T-F 9:30 AM 48075

Aug 4 T-F 10:00 AM 48076

Aug 4 T-F 10:00 AM 48077

Aug 4 T-F 10:30 AM 48078

Aug 4 T-F 10:30 AM 48079

Aug 4 T-F 4:30 PM 48080


Start Day Time Code

Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM 47985

Jul 6 M-F 8:30 AM 47986

Jul 6 M-F 9:00 AM 48001

Jul 6 M-F 9:00 AM 48002

Jul 6 M-F 9:30 AM 48017

Jul 6 M-F 9:30 AM 48018

Jul 6 M-F 10:00 AM 48037

Jul 6 M-F 10:00 AM 48038

Jul 6 M-F 10:30 AM 48054

Jul 6 M-F 10:30 AM 48055

Jul 6 M-F 4:30 PM 47967

Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM 47987

Jul 13 M-F 8:30 AM 47988

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 48003

Jul 13 M-F 9:00 AM 48004

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 48019

Jul 13 M-F 9:30 AM 48020

Jul 13 M-F 10:00 AM 48039

Jul 13 M-F 10:00 AM 48040

Jul 13 M-F 10:30 AM 48056

Jul 13 M-F 10:30 AM 48057

Jul 13 M-F 4:30 PM 47971

Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM 47989

Jul 20 M-F 8:30 AM 47990

Jul 20 M-F 9:00 AM 48005

Jul 20 M-F 9:00 AM 48006

Jul 20 M-F 9:30 AM 48021

Jul 20 M-F 9:30 AM 48022

Jul 20 M-F 10:00 AM 48041

Jul 20 M-F 10:00 AM 48042

Jul 20 M-F 10:30 AM 48058

Jul 20 M-F 10:30 AM 48059

Jul 20 M-F 4:30 PM 47973

Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM 47991

Jul 27 M-F 8:30 AM 47992

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 48007

Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM 48008

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 48023

Jul 27 M-F 9:30 AM 48024

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 48043

Jul 27 M-F 10:00 AM 48044

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 48060

Jul 27 M-F 10:30 AM 48061

Jul 27 M-F 4:30 PM 47974

Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM 47993

Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM 47994

Aug 10 M-F 9:00 AM 48009

Aug 10 M-F 9:00 AM 48010

Aug 10 M-F 9:30 AM 48028

Aug 10 M-F 9:30 AM 48029

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 48045

Aug 10 M-F 10:00 AM 48046

Aug 10 M-F 10:30 AM 48062

Aug 10 M-F 10:30 AM 48063

Aug 10 M-F 4:30 PM 47979

Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM 47995

Aug 17 M-F 8:30 AM 47996

Aug 17 M-F 9:00 AM 48011

Aug 17 M-F 9:00 AM 48012

Aug 17 M-F 9:30 AM 48031

Aug 17 M-F 9:30 AM 48032

Aug 17 M-F 10:00 AM 48047

Aug 17 M-F 10:00 AM 48048

Aug 17 M-F 10:30 AM 48064

Aug 17 M-F 10:30 AM 48065

Aug 17 M-F 4:30 PM 47981

Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM 47997

Aug 24 M-F 8:30 AM 47998

Aug 24 M-F 9:00 AM 48013

Aug 24 M-F 9:00 AM 48014

Aug 24 M-F 9:30 AM 48033

Aug 24 M-F 9:30 AM 48034

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 48049

Aug 24 M-F 10:00 AM 48051

Aug 24 M-F 10:30 AM 48066

Aug 24 M-F 10:30 AM 48067

Aug 24 M-F 4:30 PM 47983

Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM 47999

Aug 31 M-F 8:30 AM 48000

Aug 31 M-F 9:00 AM 48015

Aug 31 M-F 9:00 AM 48016

Aug 31 M-F 9:30 AM 48035

Aug 31 M-F 9:30 AM 48036

Aug 31 M-F 10:00 AM 48052

Aug 31 M-F 10:00 AM 48053

Aug 31 M-F 10:30 AM 48068

Aug 31 M-F 10:30 AM 48069

Aug 31 M-F 4:30 PM 47984


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 9:00 AM 48593

Jul 4 Sa 9:30 AM 48594

Jul 4 Sa 10:00 AM 48595

Jul 4 Sa 10:30 AM 48596

Jul 4 Sa 11:00 AM 48597


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 5:00 PM 48598

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 48599

Jun 29 M 6:00 PM 48600

Jun 29 M 8:00 PM 48614

Jun 29 M 8:00 PM 48615

Jul 8 W 5:00 PM 48601

Jul 8 W 5:30 PM 48602

Jul 8 W 6:00 PM 48603

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 48604

Jul 8 W 7:00 PM 48605

Jul 8 W 7:30 PM 48606


Start Day Time Code

Jun 30 T 5:00 PM 48607

Jun 30 T 5:30 PM 48608

Jun 30 T 6:30 PM 48609

Jun 30 T 7:00 PM 48610

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 48611

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 48612

Jul 2 Th 8:00 PM 48613

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #1


Start Day Time Code

Jul 4 Sa 8:30 AM 48890

Jul 4 Sa 11:30 AM 48891

Jul 4 Sa 12:00 PM 48892


Start Day Time Code

Jun 29 M 4:30 PM 48893

Jun 29 M 5:30 PM 48894

Jun 29 M 8:00 PM 48895

Jun 30 T 4:30 PM 48896

Jun 30 T 4:30 PM 48897

Jun 30 T 6:00 PM 48898

Jun 30 T 7:30 PM 48899

Jun 30 T 7:30 PM 48900

Jul 2 Th 5:00 PM 48905

Jul 2 Th 5:30 PM 48906

Jul 2 Th 8:00 PM 48907

Jul 8 W 4:30 PM 48901

Jul 8 W 6:30 PM 48902

Jul 8 W 7:00 PM 48903

Jul 8 W 7:30 PM 48904

PRIVATE LESSONS

- SESSION #2


Start Day Time Code

Aug 8 Sa 8:30 AM 48912

Aug 8 Sa 11:30 AM 48913

Aug 8 Sa 12:00 PM 48914

Aug 10 M 4:30 PM 48915

Aug 10 M 5:30 PM 48916

Aug 10 M 8:00 PM 48917

Aug 12 W 4:30 PM 48918

Aug 12 W 6:30 PM 48919

Aug 12 W 7:00 PM 48920

Aug 12 W 7:30 PM 48921


Start Day Time Code

Aug 4 T 4:30 PM 48922

Aug 4 T 4:30 PM 48923

Aug 4 T 6:00 PM 48924

Aug 4 T 7:30 PM 48926

Aug 4 T 7:30 PM 48927

Aug 6 Th 5:00 PM 48928

Aug 6 Th 5:30 PM 48929

Aug 6 Th 8:00 PM 48930

SWIMMING


Stretch yourself

From aquafit to yoga, there’s

something to keep every body

active at Allandale Station!

Call 705-721-7227 or visit us online

at AllandaleStation.ca to learn

more about how you can stretch

yourself – and your lifestyle.

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705-721-7227

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SWIMMING


Recreation Programs

Specialized Courses

AQUATIC TRAINING PROGRAM

FLOW CHART

(please see course descriptions for prerequisites)

All courses are available for immediate registration.

Bronze

Star

Bronze

Medallion

with

Emergency

First Aid

& CPR-B

Bronze

Cross

with

Standard

First Aid &

CPR-C

National

Lifeguard

Assistant

Instructor

Swim &

Lifesaving

Instructor

Certifications and

Training

HIGH FIVE- PRINCIPLES

OF HEALTHY CHILD DEVELOPMENT

Designed for leaders who work directly with children, this oneday

program focuses on understanding children and how to

create programmes that support healthy child development. This

training is a must for leaders, coaches and volunteers working

with children. It is appropriate for young people (high school/

university) who have a limited formal knowledge about children,

as well as more mature practitioners with direct leadership roles.



ARC May 2 Sa 8:30 AM-3:30 PM 46974

EBCC May 24 S 8:30 AM-3:30 PM 46975

HCC Jun 7 S 8:30 AM-3:30 PM 46976

LSS STANDARD FIRST AID & CPR C

This course includes all of the skills taught in emergency first aid,

preventing and treating various first aid emergencies and medical

conditions. Recognized by the Workplace Safety and Insurance

Board. Manual: Canadian First Aid Manual



HCC May 2 Sa,S 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 48824

HCC Jun 6 Sa,S 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 48825

HCC Aug 22 Sa,S 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 48829

LSS STANDARD FIRST AID with

CPR-C RECERTIFICATION

Designed to recertify your LSS Standard First Aid with CPR ‘C’

award. Approved by the Workplace Safety & Insurance Board.

LSS Standard First Aid with CPR-C must be current within 3

years, and candidates must alternate between full and recertification

courses.*Holders of Standard First Aid certificates from other

agencies may not recertify their certificate on a Lifesaving Society

recertification course. They may recertify only with the original

certifying agency. Prerequisite:Lifesaving Society Standard First

Aid with CPR-C.



HCC May 3 S 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 48826

HCC Jun 7 S 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 48827

HCC Aug 23 S 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 48828

PRE BRONZE

Practice the in water skills required to successfully complete

Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross certifications.



HCC Apr 23 Th 8:00 PM-8:45 PM 48509



HCC Jul 2 Th 8:00 PM-8:45 PM 48946


SWIMMING

specialized courses

BRONZE MEDALLION &

EMERGENCY FIRST AID

Learn to respond to complex water rescue situations using a variety

of rescue techniques. Develop knowledge, skills, judgement

and fitness. Pre-requisite: 13 yrs or Bronze Star Certification. Required

Manual: Canadian Lifesaving Manual; can be purchased

at the Customer Service Desk at the recreation centres.



EBCC Apr 4 S,Sa 10:15 AM-5:00 PM 48934

EBCC Aug 4 T-F 9:30 AM-5:40 PM 48932



HCC Mar 16 M-F 10:00 AM-3:00 PM 44506

CBEACH Jul 20 M-F 10:30 AM-4:00 PM 47142

HCC Jul 27 M-F 2:30 PM-7:30 PM 48831



HCC Apr 19 S 4:00 PM-7:00 PM 48280

HCC Jul 5 S 4:30 PM-7:30 PM 48835



EBCC Jun 29 M-F 5:30 PM-8:30 PM 48931



EBCC Apr 9 Th 6:30 PM-9:00 PM 48925



ARC Apr 15 W 6:00 PM-9:30 PM 46411

LSS ASSISTANT SWIM INSTRUCTOR

Through classroom learning and in-water practice, this prepares

candidates to help with swimming and lifesaving classes. Learn

key principles of teaching and mastering progressions and the

roles and responsibilities of instructors and their assistants.

Course prerequisite: 14 years old and current Bronze Cross

certification. Manual: Canadian Lifesaving Manual and Assistant

Instructor Workbook PLEASE NOTE: An additional 15 hour assistant

instructing/teaching component will be scheduled to be

completed with the instructor and the candidate on an alternative

day that is chosen by the candidate.



HCC Apr 14 T-F 5:00 PM-9:30 PM 48279

HCC Jun 29 M-T,Th-F 2:30 PM-7:00 PM 48830

BRONZE CROSS & STANDARD

FIRST AID WITH CPR - C

Learn the principles of emergency procedures, team rescues

and all aspects of LSS Standard First Aid & CPR-C. Pre-requisite:

Bronze Medallion & Emergency First Aid. Required Manual:

Canadian Lifesaving Manual. Canadian Lifesaving Manual is an

additional fee and can be purchased at the Customer Service

Desk. 100% attendance and participation is mandatory.



ARC Mar 16 M-F 2:30 PM-9:00 PM 43155

EBCC Jul 20 M-F 9:00 AM-4:30 PM 48947

CBEACH Jul 20 M-F 10:30 AM-5:00 PM 47143

HCC Aug 10 M-F 2:00 PM-8:00 PM 48832

EBCC Aug 24 M-F 9:30 AM-4:30 PM 48948

SWIMMING



EBCC May 9 S,Sa 9:00 AM-5:00 PM 48933



HCC Apr 19 S 3:30 PM-7:00 PM 48281

HCC Jul 5 S 4:00 PM-7:30 PM 48836


LSS SWIM & LIFESAVING INSTRUCTOR

Providing theoretical and practical learning opportunities this

prepares candidates to teach most lifesaving awards. Candidates

explore proven teaching methods, learning activities and

evaluation criteria. 100% attendance is mandatory. Prerequisite:

16 + years, current Bronze Cross. Required Manuals: Canadian

Lifesaving Manual, Instructor’s PAC; additional fee and can be

purchased at the Customer Service Desk.



EBCC Apr 7 T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 48936

EBCC Apr 7 T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 48949



ARC Mar 16 M-F 11:30 AM-8:30 PM 43162

HCC Aug 24 M-F 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 48833

EBCC Aug 10 M-F 8:30 AM-5:30 PM 48950

NATIONAL LIFEGUARD (pool option)

Become a nationally certified Lifeguard! Develop practical skills,

knowledge and values. Strong leadership, communication,

decision making and judgment skills are vital. Unsuccessful

candidates are required to take the entire course again. Prerequisites:

16 yrs, Bronze Cross & Standard First Aid with CPR-C .

PLEASE NOTE: The Lifesaving Society only accepts Standard First

Aid certificates that are recognized in the Ontario Public Pools

Regulation (565) specifically; those of the Lifesaving Society,

Canadian Red Cross, St. John Ambulance, and Canadian Ski

Patrol. Required Manuals: ALERT - Lifeguard In Action and Canadian

Lifesaving Manual Advanced courses require participants

to provide to the instructor, proof (certification cards) of prerequisite

completion. Manuals are an additional fee and can be

purchased at the Customer Service Desk. 100% attendance and

participation is mandatory.



EBCC Mar 16 M-F 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 44968

EBCC Jul 27 M-F 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 48951

EBCC Aug 17 M-F 9:00 AM-6:00 PM 48952



ARC Apr 15 W 5:00 PM-9:30 PM 46782



HCC Jul 5 S 2:30 PM-7:30 PM 48837

LSS National Lifeguard

Recertification

This is a recertification course for National Lifeguard. Original

certification cards for NL must be provided to the course instructor

at the start of the course.



ARC May 9 Sa 1:30 PM-7:30 PM 46366

HCC Aug 30 S 8:00 AM-2:00 PM 48834

NATIONAL LIFEGUARD Waterfront

This course builds on the fundamental skills, knowledge and

values taught in the NL course to train lifeguards in safety supervision

and rescues in a waterfront environment. Unsuccessful

candidates are required to take the entire course again. Pre-requisites:

16 yrs, NL Pool option & Standard First Aid with CPR-C

(need not be current). PLEASE NOTE: The Lifesaving Society only

accepts Standard First Aid certificates that are recognized in the

Ontario Public Pools Regulation (565) specifically; those of the

Lifesaving Society, Canadian Red Cross, St. John Ambulance, and

Canadian Ski Patrol. Manual: ALERT - Lifeguard In Action and

Canadian Lifesaving Manual.



ARC Jun 12 F 5:00 PM-9:00 PM 46370

CBEACH Sa,S 8:30 AM-6:00 PM 46370

CBEACH Aug 4 T-Th 9:00 AM-5:00 PM 46371

NATIONAL LIFEGUARD

RECERTIFICATION (WATERFRONT)

This is a recertification course for National Lifeguard (WATER-

FRONT option). Original certification cards for NL Waterfront

must be provided to the course instructor at the start of the

course.



CBEACH Jun 14 S 8:30 AM-6:00 PM 46369

CBEACH Aug 6 Th 9:00 AM-5:00 PM 46373

SWIMMING


Barrie has the

of facilities to meet your needs

Banquet halls & meeting rooms perfectly suited for small and

large scale events. Arena ice time bookings, swimming pool party

reservations, gymnasium & multi-purpose room rentals.

Ask about the City’s new, simplified insurance options

for all your event and rental needs.

CALL (705) 739-4223 AND RESERVE YOUR FACILITY TODAY

VISIT barrie.ca/FacilityRentals

Get involved...

become a

Do you want to build up your

RESUME?

volunteer!!

Do you want to give back to your

community?

Are you required to obtain volunteer hours for

SCHOOL?

Then volunteering is for YOU!

The City of Barrie welcomes Volunteers to support our special events, recreation programs

and inclusion services. See below for more details on how to apply!

AQUATIC VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

If you would like to become an Aquatic Volunteer, you must be at least 14 years of age, provide

your Lifesaving Society ID number, and have a minimum qualification of Bronze Medallion and

Standard First Aid and CPR-B (Assistant Instructor is an asset). To qualify to be an Aquatic

Volunteer, email rec.volunteers@barrie.ca indicating your interest or ask for the Aquatic

Volunteer Application at any City of Barrie Recreation Centre!

SPECIAL EVENT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

If you would like to become a Special Events Volunteer, email rec.volunteers@barrie.ca

indicating your interest, or ask for the Special Events Volunteer Application at any City of Barrie

Recreation Centre!

BECOME A RECBUDDY!

A RecBuddy is a City of Barrie Volunteer who is paired 1:1 with a child, youth, or adult member

of the community who has special needs. RecBuddies are used to provide simple redirection,

breakdown instructions, act as an extra set of hands and provide additional support as needed

in a recreation setting. RecBuddies must be at least 14 years old, will receive orientation

training, and will never be left alone with a participant. If you would like to become a RecBuddy,

please email chiara.mabrucco@barrie.ca or ask for the RecBuddy Volunteer Application at any

City of Barrie Recreation Centre!

55+ CENTRE VOLUNTEERS

Allandale & Parkview 55+ Centres are volunteer based centres and are always looking for

volunteers to assist in various capacities. These capacities are but not limited to: desk

volunteers, special events, program convenors and more! If you are interested in meeting

new people, developing skills and having fun, come volunteer with us at our centres! Please

contact recreation staff at Allandale and/or Parkview 55+ Centre for our current volunteer

opportunities.


HOW DO YOU

STAY IN TOUCH

WITH YOUR CITY?

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@cityofbarrie

@citybarrie

barrie.ca/TWIB

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barrie.ca/pingstreet

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FACILITY RENTALS AND BOOKINGS

To rent or book a facility....

Arena Rentals - 705-739-4220 ext. 4750

Community Hall & Meeting Room Rentals - 705-739-4223

Pool Rentals - 705-739-4223 Gym Rentals - 705-739-4223

NO SMOKING

in all Municipal

Buildings

& Facilities.

Visit our website at

barrie.ca/facilityrentals

to obtain detailed rental information

Go to... Living/Recreation/RecreationFacilities/

CommunityCentres

Facility

Location

ALLANDALE REC. CENTRE

190 Bayview Drive

SADLON ARENA

555 Bayview Dr. 705-737-6850

DORIAN PARKER CENTRE

227 Sunnidale Road

EAST BAYFIELD C.C.


HOLLY C.C.

171 Mapleton Ave.

Lampman

59 Lampman Lane

PARKVIEW 55+ CENTRE

189 Blake Street

SOUTHSHORE C.C.

205 Lakeshore Drive

EASTVIEW ARENA

453 Grove St. E.

BARRIE SPORTS DOME

99 Hanmer St. E.

Oct. to Apr. - 705-728-8030

May to Sep.- 705-439-4220

ext. 4515

AODA

Air

Con.

Hall

Cap.

= = =

225

= = =

4200

= =

120

LLBO

(Special

Occasion

Permit)

Meeting

Room

Cap.

= =

60

= = =

100

=

40

= = = =

100

=

40

= = =

40

= = =

170

= = =

225

Arenas

Fitness

Centres

Gym Pool Special

Events/Uses

= = = Childcare

Services

Food

Concession

= =

Trade Shows,

Concerts

=

Meetings

Socials

= = = = Childcare

Services

Food

Concession

= = = = Childcare

Services

Food

Concession

= Summer

Outdoor

Sports

=

Meetings

Socials

=

Meetings

Socials

= =

Call to

inquire

=

=

1 Large Field

1 Small Field

Lounge Room

for birthday

parties

Lawnbowling

Soccer


REPORT PARK

VANDALISM

BARRIE POLICE SERVICE

705-725-7025

SERVICE BARRIE

705-726-4242

PLAYGROUND SAFETY

All City playground areas are unsupervised. Parents and guardians

assume all risks for children playing on equipment. Users are

cautioned that the shock absorption of falls onto the safety surfacing

is reduced by freezing temperatures and compaction due to heavy

use. The City regularly inspects all equipment for maintenance

purposes, however, we appreciate calls from the public notifying

us of any broken or vandalized park equipment when observed.

Contact Service Barrie at (705) 726-4242 or ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca.

MILITARY HERITAGE PARK

Visit this passive landscape park located on the south shore of

Kempenfelt Bay recognizing Barrie’s military history and ongoing

relationship with CFB Borden. For more information, please visit

barrie.ca/parks.

WATERFRONT PARKING

All waterfront lots are paid parking 24/7 and your receipt must

be displayed in your vehicle at all times. Barrie residents require

a Resident Parking Pass in order to park for free at specific

waterfront areas. There are specific lots for vehicles with trailers

only. Please watch for signs.

New residents can contact Service Barrie at (705) 726-4242 or

ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca to obtain a pass. For more information,

including a list of parking lots, visit barrie.ca/WaterfrontParking.

WATERFRONT FITNESS EQUIPMENT

Visit Barrie’s six waterfront fitness stations, with locations between

Heritage Park and the Southshore Centre. The equipment was

generously donated by a number of local businesses. A map is

available via barrie.ca/waterfront.

WATERFRONT

SCULPTURE

Sculptor Ron Baird created the

Sea Serpent for the 1986 World’s

Exposition in Vancouver. Jean

Sellers acquired the piece and

her son Alexander, following her passing, donated the sculpture to

the City in 2016. It now sits in Heritage Park at the end of

Mulcaster Street.

DISC GOLF

Barrie’s 18 hole Disc Golf Course is open to the public at no charge

during daylight hours. The course is accessed from Ferndale

Drive North and parking is available through the Ferndale

Drive North water-tower gates entrance. For details please visit

www.bdga.ca or visit barrie.ca.

PARK MAPS

The Official Map of Barrie contains information on facilities, parks,

trails, road network and schools. A enlarged Waterfront Map is also

included. Maps are available at City Hall, the Barrie Public Library,

Tourism Barrie and via barrie.ca/parks.

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PARKS INFORMATION

PARK REGULATIONS

The Park Use By-law (2019-059) and Animal Control By-law

(2010-035) are available at barrie.ca/bylaws. Highlights include:

1 No sales or offers of sales for goods, products or services

are permitted without a permit.

2 For the safety of all park users, golfing is NOT permitted in

City parks.

3 Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in City parks, except for

Special Event permits.

4 Motorized vehicles other than authorized vehicles are not

allowed in parks. This includes snowmobiles, motorbikes,

ATVs or automobiles. Bikes must remain on the marked

bicycle paths.

5 Fires are not permitted in public parks, except where

designated for such purpose by the City.

6 Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times and are not permitted

within the beach areas.

7 Damage or removal of any tree, shrub or plant is considered

damage to City property.

8 Feeding wildlife in a park must be authorized.

9 Bikes must have a bell or horn.

NO SMOKING OR VAPING ON CITY-OWNED PROPERTY

With Changes to the Smoke Free Ontario Act & City of Barrie

By-laws in 2018, everyone is reminded that no person is permitted

to smoke/vape outdoors on ANY City-owned property including

but not limited to facilities, parkland, playgrounds, sports fields,

spectator seating areas, ice surfaces, walkways or pathways etc.

This regulation applies whether or not a No Smoking/ Vaping

sign is posted. You may be permitted to smoke if the property

has a posted designated smoking area. Smoking/vaping

includes but is not limited to the use of all tobacco products, all

Cannabis products (both medical & recreational) and all Vapour/

E-Cigarette products. Visit barrie.ca/bylaws.

EVENT PERMITS

A permit is required to host a public event on City property. To

determine if a permit is required for your event or activity, please

contact the Special Events Office at (705) 739-4285 or events@barrie.ca.

FISHING ON THE WATERFRONT

Please note that fishing is NOT permitted in boat docking

areas such as the transient boat dock and the City of Barrie

Marina. Avoid areas where people are swimming. Fishing is

permitted in all other public areas around the waterfront with

the purchase of a fishing license required by the Ministry of

Natural Resources.

BOATING

Boaters should note ‘NO BOAT SWIM AREAS’ around Kempenfelt

Bay and the ‘DIVER DOWN’ marker, requiring a minimum of

30 metres ‘NO BOAT ZONE’ around the marker within the less than

10km/h speed zone. The ‘DIVER DOWN’ marker is located between

Centennial Beach and the Tiffin Boat Launch, representing the

J.C. Morrison wreck site.

DIVING

A designated scuba diving site is located near Centennial Park

marking the location of the J.C. Morrison, a paddle wheeler boat that

sank in 1857 as a result of a raging fire. The wreck rests in 9 metres

(30 feet) of water approximately 92 metres (300 feet) offshore.

Please refer to the Waterfront Map for the approximate location of

‘NO BOAT SWIM AREAS’ and the ‘DIVER DOWN MARKER.’


TRAILS INFORMATION

DOG OFF-LEASH RECREATION AREAS

(D.O.L.R.A.)

Dogs must be kept leashed in all city parks, with the exception of

a designated dog off-leash recreation area (D.O.L.R.A.). Dogs are

not permitted in waterfront parks except on designated walking

paths at Centennial, Heritage and Allandale Station Parks, and

must remain on designated walkways.

As per City of Barrie By-law 2010-035, aggressive dogs are not

permitted in the off-leash area. All dogs must have a current

license and rabies vaccination to use either facility. Dog owners are

required to clean-up after their pets.

SUNNIDALE PARK

The Sunnidale Park Dog Off-Leash Recreation Area (DOLRA) is

closed until late spring/early summer 2020. The closure is required

for two reasons: Construction of two new bridges and a new trail

to allow access across Kidd’s Creek. This work is anticipated to take

six months.

THE GREAT TRAIL

Barrie’s Trans Canada Trail Pavillion is located at the Tiffin

Boat Launch, marking one point along the 20 kilometres

of this nation-wide recreational trail system passing through Barrie.

Barrie’s green spaces, the Arboretum and the Waterfront are all

included in the tour.

A temporary detour route on Mapleview Drive & Veterans Drive

will remain in place until roadworks are completed on McKay Road

when the route will return to McKay Road between Veterans Drive

and Huronia Road.

Three interpretive signs discussing the history of Huron-

Wendat indigenous people have been installed, one each

in Sunnidale Park, Huronia Park North and Veterans Woods

Park. The signs discuss settlements found in Barrie, growing

corn and consensus-based decision making. This was a joint

project through the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs, the Trans

Canada Trail and the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto.

Visit barrie.ca/trails for more information.

Following the construction work, the trail will open, but the DOLRA

will remain closed to allow for regeneration and restoration of

the site. Since the DOLRA has opened the site has become quite

popular. The popularity of the site has taken a toll on the soils and

vegetation. This closure will allow vegetation in the dog park to

regenerate and will give the area a rest period.

SADLON ARENA

The Sadlon Arena D.O.L.R.A. Park is located in the valley lands east

of the Sadlon Arena (Bayview Drive and Mapleview Drive West),

adjacent to the storm water ponds. The area features lit parking

and two flat fenced play fields, one for large dogs and one for

small dogs.

During Sadlon Arena events, the regular parking lot area will be

closed and D.O.L.R.A. Park users may park in the lot east of the

building along Mapleview Drive East, then use the sidewalk

followed by the footpath to walk around to the dog park entrance.

Please report any comments/concerns to Service Barrie at

705-726-4242 or ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca. For maps and more

information visit barrie.ca/parks.

WATERFRONT HERITAGE TRAIL

The Waterfront Heritage

Trail stretches around

Barrie’s waterfront from

Allandale Station Park to

Penetanguishene Road. The

brainchild of former mayor

Williard Kinzie, the trail will

continue to develop the

eleven interpretive stations to explore Barrie’s history. A bronzed

handprint of Mr. Kinzie sits at the end of the North Shore Trail at

Penetanguishene Road to congratulate trail users with a ‘high-five.’

Learn more at barrie.ca/trails.

ARDAGH BLUFFS 17 KM

The Ardagh Bluffs are a municipally owned and provincially

recognized Environmental Protection Area which contains a variety

of unique and significant vegetative communities and wildlife

habitats. The water courses within the Ardagh Bluffs form the

headwaters of the Bear Creek cold water fishery. There are three

linear recreational trail systems (West Creek Trail, Central Creek

Trail and East Creek Trail) and one loop system (Ardagh Ring Trail).

This is a hilly and somewhat remote area, so bringing a map while

hiking is recommended. Maps are available online for downloading

at barrie.ca/parks.

THE NINE MILE PORTAGE

HERITAGE TRAIL 15 KM

Experience the trail that our First Nations people created, that

fur traders followed and the British used to win the War of 1812.

This recreational trail route begins in Meridian Place and ends at

old Fort Willow in Springwater Township. The trail is 5 km in length

through Barrie and 10 km in Springwater Township. Brochures are

available at the Barrie Public Library, Painswick Branch Library and

City Hall. Visit barrie.ca/trails to learn more and download a map.

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NOTICE

Butternut Trees are protected

under the Ontario Endangered

Species Act.

For more information,

visit www.mnr.gov.on.ca.

STREET TREES

If you would like to request a tree, or if you have an existing street

tree that requires maintenance, please contact Service Barrie at

(705) 726-4242 or ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca. Locations that meet

the minimum standards to allow a street tree will be planted in

the spring and fall during the annual tree planting contract,

budget permitting.

TREE TIPS

1 Never pile rocks, mound soil or build structures around the

tree. This prevents water and oxygen from reaching the roots.

2 Mulch 2-3 inches deep around the tree to retain moisture in

the soil.

3 Young trees need around 40 litres of water per week.

4 Protect trees from physical damage from lawn mowers, weedwackers,

dogs, nails, and construction activity.

5 Never cut the main leader of the tree (centre branch at top).

TREE REMOVALS

The City of Barrie regulates private property tree removals when the

tree is part of a woodlot under By-law 2005-120 (available online).

FORESTRY INFORMATION

The Emerald Ash Borer started showing signs of infestation in

Barrie in 2014. Since 2015, the City has been removing street, park

and woodlot Ash trees. Ash logs and waste wood are ground at the

landfill and turned into compost for landfill cover. Visit Sunnidale

Park to see the large wooden benches made from the ash tree

trunks by Forestry staff using a portable sawmill. Look for the 3D

logo branded into the benches showing how urban trees have been

grown, managed, recycled, milled and given new life.

To determine whether a Tree Removal Permit is required for your

property, visit barrie.ca/UrbanForestry or contact Service Barrie at

705-726-4242 or ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca.

PREVENT FOREST FIRES

Large natural areas are always at risk for forest fires and can

be inaccessible to City Emergency vehicles and crews. Lighting

fires within natural areas is strictly prohibited at ALL times.

If you see a fire, CALL 911 immediately.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AREAS

FENCING POLICY

Chain-link fencing is installed between residential areas and natural

areas to prevent private encroachments, pets from disturbing

wildlife, and yard waste dumping. Yard waste dumping is injurious

to the roots of trees and plants and is strictly prohibited. Residents

are to use the regular City yard waste collection service. Residents

are not permitted to damage City property by installing gates for

personal access. Please report any damaged fencing to Service

Barrie, (705) 726-4242 or ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca.

NATURALIZATION PROJECTS

Throughout Barrie’s park systems, signs have been placed to

identify specific areas where plant communities are being

encouraged to revert back to their native state. Hardy native

plants have adapted to local climatic conditions over thousands

of years and provide essential food and shelter to urban

wildlife, such as songbirds and butterflies. To participate in local

naturalization planting projects, watch for newspaper ads calling

for volunteers.

POISON IVY

Poison ivy is a naturally occurring plant in Barrie’s parks and

along trails. The plant produces an oil that can remain active for

several years, even handling dead leaves can cause a reaction.

Oil transferred from the plant to other objects (such as pet fur)

can also cause a rash if it comes into contact with skin. Poison ivy

generally has three leaves and a red stem. Contact with the plant

can generally be avoided by staying on established trails and

watching for poison ivy.

BUG ALERT

While invasive insects are not a threat to public health, the Asian

Long Horned Beetle and Emerald Ash Borer pose a significant

threat to Canada’s hardwood trees and forests. For pictures and

more information on how to identify signs of these insects and

infested trees, please visit the Canadian Food Inspection Agency

(CFIA) website inspection.gc.ca.



PARKS PROGRAMS

ADOPT-A-PARK OR TRAIL PROGRAM

If you’d like to help keep one of Barrie’s many parks free of litter,

you can register yourself or your group at barrie.ca/AdoptAPark for

a park of your choice. Our volunteers make all the difference!

COMMEMORATIVE PROGRAM

The Commemorative Program provides people with a way to

create a memory of a loved one or mark a special occasions, such

as births, anniversaries, and retirements with a commemorative

tree, plaque or bench placed in a park. Donation information

and forms are available at barrie.ca/parks. For Sunnidale Park

Tree & Plaque combo ($500), or for all parkland Native Tree Only

($350) donations, contact Service Barrie at (705) 726-4242 or

ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca. For Commemorative Benches ($1600), email

clare.maher@barrie.ca. Please note prices are subject to change.

Visit barrie.ca/parks.

See the new fruit forest collection along the southern edge of

the arboretum, which improves biodiversity and provides food

for pollinators.

Visit the:

Drought Tolerant Gardens • Butterfly Garden • Tranquility Garden

• Lilac Dell • Nut Grove • Pathway Labyrinths • Vine Display

• Carolinian Collection and the Barrie Metals Pavilion featuring

interpretive signs detailing the history of Sunnidale Park. Explore

at your leisure!

COMMUNITY GARDENS

Golden Meadow Park - 139 Hurst Drive

Sunnidale Park - Coulter Street

Shear Park - 21 Holgate Street

Eastview Park - 453 Grove Street

The City of Barrie Community Garden program provides

individual garden plot rentals to Barrie residents. Gardeners are

able to re-rent the same plot annually. For details please visit

barrie.ca/CommunityGardens or call (705) 726-4242. Payment

is accepted by mail or Service Barrie, 1st Floor, City Hall at

70 Collier Street.

BOULEVARD GARDENS

Residents are required to follow the planting guidelines of

the Boulevard Garden Policy as set out in the Right of Way

Activity By-law 2012-173 and register their boulevard gardens

with the City. The City will notify residents of scheduled works

in order for residents to temporarily remove plants. No notice

can be given for emergency works. For more information, visit

barrie.ca/BoulevardGardens.

BEE CITY CANADA

Barrie is the 30th Bee City in Canada. A Bee City is a designation

that connects people, places and pollinators. Our commitment is

to protect and create pollinator habitat, community education and

to celebrate our pollinators. Barrie’s first Pollinator Week will be

a family-oriented event with activities and interactive displays at

Sunnidale Park starting June 20, 2020.

Visit the south-east end of Sunnidale Park’s mowed area to find the

new Bee Hotel demonstrating habitat for native bees. Close by is

the mushroom-like “Three Amigos’ Sculpture by Derek Martin. For

more information visit barrie.ca/BeeCity.

SUNNIDALE PARK

The Wyman Jacques Arboretum was established by Barrie’s Garden

Club in 1974 at the north end of Sunnidale Park, and is now under

City management. It contains a 14 acre collection of trees, shrubs

and vines, with most species labeled for easy identification.

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SERVICE BARRIE

Customer Service Contact Centre

We’re here to help.

Service Barrie can help you:

Pay: taxes, water bills, parking tickets, business

licence applications/renewals.

Purchase: transit passes, parking passes, garbage tags,

waterfront parking passes, community garden

plots, subdivision papers/map, commemorative

trees and benches, zoning compliance letters,

marriage licences, commissioning services,

pet licences.

Pickup: recycling containers, organics (green) bins,

Community Information & Waste Reduction

calendar, pre-ordered engineering drawings

and City of Barrie pins.

Book: City Hall tours, art displays for City Hall,

commissioning appointments, marriage

licence appointments.

Request: sewer and sanitary device drawings,

construction projects and capital plan

information, information about Roads, Parks

& Fleet services (e.g. Communities in Bloom,

winter control, street sweeping).

Submit: Barrie Transit comments, complaints,

applications for specialized transit use and

general inquiries, residential building

applications, building and zoning complaints,

request for permitted use forms, reports

of graffiti, Roads, Parks & Fleet service requests

(e.g. potholes, dead tree replacement, street

lights out), Freedom of Information requests.

With more services to come!

Phone: (705) 726-4242, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Counter: 1st Floor City Hall, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Email: ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca

OTHER FREQUENTLY

CALLED NUMBERS

55+ Centres:

Allandale Recreation Centre 705-728-6332

Parkview Centre 705-737-0755

Business Development 705-728-9850

Court Services 705-739-4291

Environmental Services/Landfill 705-739-4219

Events 705-739-4285

Facilities 705-719-5970

Fire & Emergency Service:

Non-Emergency Inquiries, Burn Permits 705-728-3199

Emergency Call 911

Library (Information Barrie) 705-728-1010

Marina 705-739-4218

Mayor’s Office 705-792-7900

Enforcement Services 705-739-4241

(Parking Tickets, Property Standards, Lottery

Licences, Animal Control, Business Licensing)

Recreation Services 705-739-4223

Rec Info (cancellations/transfers/refunds) 705-739-4287

Inclement Weather Line 705-739-4215

Allandale Recreation Centre 705-728-5141

Sadlon Arena 705-737-6850

East Bayfield Community Centre 705-739-4225

Holly Community Centre 705-792-7925

Lampman Lane Centre 705-739-4224

Small Business Centre 705-720-2445

Theatres (Five Points & Georgian) 705-739-4228

Specialized Transit – Reserve & Cancel 705-792-5033

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Mailing

Address: City Hall

70 Collier Street, P.O. Box 400,

Barrie, ON L4M 4T5

If you have any questions, please email

Service.Barrie@barrie.ca

or call 705-726-4242.

The City of Barrie is implementing a customer database to serve you better! The database will be used to streamline

processes, build customer relationships and improve customer service. Starting in 2020 we will fill our database

with resident’s contact information from our water billing records. No actual billing records will be transferred.

When you contact Service Barrie in 2020, we will verify that your information is accurate.



ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF SERVICES

BIRTH CERTIFICATE APPLICATIONS

Applications for a birth certificate may be obtained from Service

Barrie, 1st floor City Hall or downloaded from the internet

(www.serviceontario.ca). Call (705) 739-4264 for recorded information.

Fees for Birth Certificates are as follows:

• First Birth Certificate $25

• Replacement Birth Certificate $35

• First Certified Copy of Birth $35

• Replacement Certified Copy of Birth $45

• Confirmation Letter (5 year search) $15

All clients can now order Birth Certificates online by filling out an

interactive form with help features to guide people through the

application process. Clients are now required to provide a guarantor

reference rather than a guarantor signature. Payment for online

applications must be made by credit card. When completed the form is

sent electronically to the Ontario Registrar General. Birth Certificate

applications submitted online will be processed and delivered within

15 business days. The Ontario Information Centre at 34 Simcoe

Street has a computer available for the public’s use. The new online

application is accessible through the ServiceOntario website at

www.serviceontario.ca. Regular service - mail appropriate fee and

completed application form to the Office of the Registrar General,

189 Red River Road, 3rd floor, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 6L8.

BLOCKED DRAINS

If you suspect that you have a blocked drain, contact Service Barrie

at (705) 726-4242 or ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca to ensure that it is not

a blocked sanitary main.

BUILDING PERMITS

Save time and finish your project sooner! The City has two ways to

help speed up your building projects.

1. APLI – is an online application tool giving you 24/7 access to

apply and pay for building permits, schedule inspections, and track

the status of your application. Visit barrie.ca/APLI.

2. Fast Track – Qualified small residential and second suites

building permit applications can go through an expedited process

designed to reduce turnaround time.

To learn more about APLI or Fast Track, visit barrie.ca/building or

contact Service Barrie at (705) 726-4242 or ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca.

BUSINESS INFORMATION

The City of Barrie is committed to the attraction, retention

and expansion of business in Barrie. The Business Development

Department is aggressively seeking new business investment

opportunities and responding to the needs of the existing

industry and business within the community. Learn more at

www.investbarrie.ca.

BUSINESS LICENCES

Most businesses require a City of Barrie Business Licence. Contact

Enforcement Services at (705) 739-4241 or visit 45 Cedar Pointe,

Barrie, for further information. Business licence applications and

renewals may now be dropped off to Service Barrie.

CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS

You cannot see, taste or smell carbon monoxide alarms. If you have

fuel fired appliances or an attached garage, you are required by

law to have a Carbon Monoxide alarm outside of every area where

people are sleeping. You are not required to have one by your

furnace. Carbon Monoxide alarms expire and need to be replaced.

Follow manufacturer instructions for replace by date.

COURT SERVICES (PROVINCIAL OFFENCES)

The City of Barrie operates two administrative offices:

Barrie – 45 Cedar Pointe Drive

Orillia – 575 West Street, South, Unit 10

Open Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., excluding holidays.

Option 1 – Individuals may attend at any Provincial Offences Office

in the Province to pay their fine(s). Payments can be made by cash,

cheque, debit card or credit card.

All cheques mailed to the Barrie or Orillia Provincial Offences

Offices must be made payable to the “City of Barrie.” Most fines

can be paid online at www.paytickets.ca. You may attend at the

address noted on your ticket to exercise other options such as:

Option 2 – Pleading guilty with submissions to penalty in front

of a Justice of the Peace within 15 days of being served with the

ticket. The Justice of the Peace can only accept a guilty plea to the

alleged offence. The Justice of the Peace can assess your personal

circumstances as to your ability to pay the fine and may provide

additional time to pay. Please review the available dates and times

noted on the reverse of the ticket in order to exercise this option.

Option 3 – Requesting a trial date for the alleged offence. In the

Barrie and Orillia Court Service Branch, requests for trial may also

be made by signing the reverse of the offence notice (ticket) and

delivering or mailing it to the correct Provincial Offences Office

within 15 days of being served with the offence notice. Upon receipt

of the request within the allotted time frame, court administration

will set a date and time for trial. A notice of trial will be sent in the

mail to the address noted on the offence notice. If your address is

different than noted on the face of the ticket, your correct mailing

address is required to be noted on the rear of the ticket (space

provided) so the notice of trial is sent to the correct address.

Failing to exercise one of the options within the time frame as

noted on the reverse side of the ticket may result in a conviction

against a defendant, additional costs and fees, possible driver’s

licence suspension and further civil collection activity.

You can now check the status of your case with “POA Online Case

Lookup” available via ontario.ca/ticketsandfines.

For further information regarding this service please contact:

Court Services Branch – Barrie Phone (705) 739-4291

Court Services Branch – Orillia Phone (705) 326-2960

Visit barrie.ca/CourtServices for more information.




CREEK & WATERCOURSE MAINTENANCE

Parents should keep children away from creeks and watercourses.

They are dangerous, especially in the spring and heavy rains.

Call Service Barrie at (705) 726-4242 if you notice any obstructions

in creeks or watercourses and/or flooding, flooded ditches,

blocked culverts, flooded roadways, water backing up onto private

property, etc.

DOGS

All dogs must be leashed when not on the owner’s property.

The maximum length of the leash is 6 feet. Dogs may be walked in

all parks, provided they are on a leash, unless otherwise regulated

(i.e. waterfront parks). While in a waterfront park, dogs must be

kept on a leash at all times and are prohibited from entering any

beach area or an area where a change in landscape has been noted

i.e. sand areas (Parks By-law 2019-052). Please contact Enforcement

Services for more information (705) 739-4241. Dog owners are

reminded to always “stoop and scoop.”

PET LICENCES (LIFETIME)

Residents are required to register their dog(s) (cats are optional).

Enforcement Services staff regularly visit City dog parks to check for

pet tags. Anyone caught with an unregistered dog can face fines

ranging from $150 to $5,000.

Pay one fee to have your pet registered for their lifetime. The

one-time fee replaces the previous annual licensing fees.

Confirmation that your pet has been pre-vaccinated for rabies

will be required at the time of application. Register online via

barrie.ca/pets, in person at the Enforcement Services Office,

45 Cedar Pointe Drive, or Service Barrie (1st floor City Hall,

70 Collier) during regular business hours (weekdays, 8:30 a.m.–

4:30 p.m.) or call (705) 739-4241.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

For a list of all current employment opportunities, please visit

www.barrie.ca/JobOpps.

EVENTS

The City of Barrie hosts a series of fun community events throughout

the year, including Barrie Winterfest, Celebrate Barrie, Canada Day

fireworks, Rhythmfest, and the Downtown Countdown. For more

information, visit barrie.ca/events.

EVENT PERMITS

A permit is required to host a public event on municipal property.

The City does not issue permits for or reserve parks/pavilions for

private functions, such as weddings, birthday parties, and corporate

picnics. Please contact the Special Events Office for more information

about the permit process - (705) 739-4285 or events@barrie.ca.

FIRE SAFETY

Fire does not discriminate, you need to take steps to protect your

family in an emergency.

PREVENTION – Check your home for hazards and eliminate them.

Most home fires are still caused by careless cooking, smoking and

candle use.

DETECTION – Working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are

so important. Install and maintain them in your home. For more

information, including how to dispose of alarms, visit barrie.ca/

FireSafetyEquipment.

ESCAPE – Plan your escape with two rooms out of every room,

practise your plan and pick a meeting place in front of your home.

Visit barrie.ca/FireSafety.

INFORMATION BARRIE

Access the Information Barrie Community Database for listings

of community groups, agencies, services, government offices,

churches, schools and more. Each listing contains details about that

organization, including description, address, hours, and contact

information. Find the database at barrielibrary.ca under the

Community tab.

LAWN WATERING RESTRICTIONS

During summer months, water use in the City of Barrie is 40% higher

than at any other time of the year. Lawn watering restrictions are in

place to ensure that stores of water are not depleted, causing low

system pressures and insufficient reserves for fire protection.

Barrie’s lawn watering by-law limits watering by street address.

Even numbered street addresses are permitted to water on even

numbered days. Odd numbered street addresses are permitted to

water on odd numbered days. Lawn watering is only permitted

after 6 p.m. and before 8 a.m except during a temporary ban.

Temporary outdoor watering bans may be declared from time to

time depending on the amount of water consumed in connection

with the level of precipitation. Watch for public notices during the

hotter months for future information. For more details please visit

barrie.ca/WaterConservation.

1 Position sprinklers to avoid watering patios, driveways

and walks.

2 Sweep driveways and walkways instead of washing with a hose.

3 Keep the blades of lawn mowers sharp; dull blades tear the

grass, leaving it open to disease and heat stress.

4 Avoid cutting grass when it is wet.

5 Leave grass clippings on the lawn as they are an excellent source

of nitrogen.

6 Use mulch in gardens. Mulch keeps soil cool and moist, controls

erosion and discourages weed growth.

7 Aeration of lawns helps give soil a fresh start by reducing

compaction, improving penetration, drying wet soils and

helping oxygen and organic materials to reach the

roots, thereby maximizing the uptake of nutrients by the grass.

For more information about Water Conservation tips, visit

barrie.ca/WaterConservation or call (705) 739-4254.

LIBRARY

The Barrie Public Library has two locations in Barrie – Downtown

Branch (60 Worsley St.) and Painswick Branch (48 Dean Ave.). Visit

the Library for books, DVDs, programs, 3D printing, and more.

Both branches offer free Wi-Fi, computer access and printers. Visit

barrielibrary.ca to search the catalogue or visit our Digital Library,

where you can stream or download e-books, e-audiobooks, TV

shows, and movies, as well as access online learning tools including

LinkedIn Learning and Universal Class.




LOTTERY LICENCES

All lottery events must be licensed. Applicants must be a registered

charitable or non-profit organization to be eligible to conduct

a lottery event and must meet provincial criteria. It is illegal to

conduct a lottery without a licence. For more information contact

the Enforcement Services Office at (705) 739-4241.

MAINTENANCE HOLES

Maintence hole covers can sometimes come loose during heavy

rainfall in a short period of time. If you see a maintenance cover that

has come off, call Service Barrie at (705) 726-4242 immediately, as it

is a danger to the public.

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES

Application for a Marriage Certificate (a copy of a marriage licence)

may be obtained at Service Barrie, 1st floor City Hall. Certificates are

$15 each. Applications may be mailed to the Office of the Registrar

General or submitted online at serviceontario.ca. A computer

is available at the Government Information Centre in Barrie at

34 Simcoe Street for public use. For more info call Service Barrie

(705) 726-4242 or visit the 1st floor, City Hall.

to Box 400, Barrie, ON L4M 4T5. All cheque payments should be

made payable to THE CITY OF BARRIE and must be received by the

due date.

Requests for trials for parking tickets must be made in person

by attending the Enforcement Services Office, 45 Cedar Pointe

Drive, Barrie.

PASSPORTS

Passport application forms can be obtained at the Canada Post

Barrie outlet located at 150 Collier Street (open Monday to

Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.) For more information, contact

Canada post at 1-800-567-6868 or visit the Canada Post website

at ppt.gc.ca.

POTHOLES

Potholes usually arise in the spring when frost is beginning to

melt and most often occur on the side of road ways. Residents are

warned to be cautious when driving through puddles in case of

hidden potholes. The City does not repair potholes in driveways

or private parking lots. To report a pothole on a City street,


Every marriage in Ontario requires a Marriage Licence before the

actual ceremony takes place. Applications may be obtained at the

Legislative Services, 1st floor, City Hall or online at barrie.ca/permits.

Applications must be signed by both parties. Government issued

photo identification and a birth certificate, or passport are required.

To make an appointment to obtain a Marriage Licence call

(705) 726-4242. The fee per licence is $145. The licence must be

obtained within 3 months prior to the wedding date.

ON-STREET PARKING

Unless otherwise signed or metered, you can park on any street

in Barrie. Drivers are reminded they are not permitted to park

within 1.5m of a driveway, on or over a sidewalk, on a boulevard or

within 3m of a fire hydrant. Parking violations in Community Safety

Zones are subject to a fine of $60. Please see the Traffic By-law at

barrie.ca/bylaws.

Winter Overnight Parking Restrictions

As per the Overnight Parking By-law, on-street parking is

not permitted from 3–6 a.m. within the Downtown Business

Improvement Area, and on other City streets from 12:01 – 7 a.m.,

December 1 through March 31. This ensures the City can completely

clear streets of snow and that large emergency vehicles can get

down the street. Outside of the December 1 through March 31,

overnight on-street parking will not be permitted should a “Winter

Maintenance Event” be declared. Winter Maintenance Events can

be declared when anticipated weather requires snow plowing,

sanding, salting, direct liquid application, snow removal or other

winter maintenance operations. Visit barrie.ca/snow for more

information.

PROPERTY ASSESSMENT

Information regarding property assessments/reassessment, details

on a building such as square footage, deeds to be stamped and

school support changes, can be obtained from the municipal

property assessment corporation at 1-866-296-6722.

ROOM BOOKINGS AT CITY HALL

If you are a registered charitable or non-profit organization, you

may book a meeting room in City Hall. There is a fee for non-profit

organizations; registered charitable groups may use the facility

free of charge unless booking on a weekend or holiday. For more

information, please contact Facilities at (705) 719-5970.

SIGN BY-LAW

The City of Barrie has a comprehensive sign by-law regulating the

placement of signs. Contact Enforcement Services at (705) 739-4241

or visit 45 Cedar Pointe Drive, Barrie, to obtain information before

you erect any sign.

SMOKE ALARMS

Smoke alarms provide early warning in case of a fire. You must have

at least one smoke alarm on every storey of your home and outside

sleeping areas. Barrie Fire and Emergency Service recommends that

smoke alarms also be installed inside bedrooms. Smoke alarms

need to be replaced every ten years, even if electronically wired

into your home. When replacing a smoke alarm you must replace

like for like. For example, hard-wired with hard-wired, battery with

battery. It is the responsibility of the homeowner to install and

maintain these alarms.

PARKING TICKETS

Parking tickets can now also be paid online, using a credit card at

Barrie.ca. Parking tickets may be paid (cash, cheque, money order,

Visa, Mastercard, Debit Card) in person at Service Barrie (1st floor),

70 Collier Street, Barrie or at the Enforcement Services Office,

45 Cedar Pointe Drive, Barrie, or by mail (cheque or money order)



SPRING STREET SWEEPING PROGRAM

Spring street sweeping improves water quality and the environment

by removing pollutants that can be transferred to downstream

water bodies through urban run-off. The street sweeping program

also improves the cleanliness and aesthetics of City streets and

parking lots.

Sweeping usually starts in mid-April and takes approximately

10 weeks to complete. Arterial roads will be swept first followed

by residential streets. The schedule adheres to the City’s Source

Water Protection plan, which requires optimization of the use

and management of road salt, and implementation of practices

to minimize the loss of salt to the environment. Crews therefore

prioritize street sweeping in our vulnerable areas by sweeping the

roadways near the lake, the City’s drinking water protection areas,

then moving outward. Sand that is swept from roads is disposed of

in an environmentally responsible manner at the landfill site where

it is used for covering waste.


TAX PAYMENTS – PRE-AUTHORIZED

PAYMENTS

There are 3 pre-authorized payment (PAP) plans offered to all City

of Barrie taxpayers:

1 MONTHLY (for properties NOT in arrears)

The interim bill (issued in January, and based on 50% of

the previous years annualized taxes) is divided into 5 equal

installments from January to May. The final bill (issued in May/

June) is divided into 5 equal installments from June to October

– no interim tax bill will be issued; the final tax bill will indicate

the amount of installments from June to October. Installments

are withdrawn from your bank account on the last business day

of each month.

2 DUE DATES (for properties NOT in arrears)

Withdrawals will be made on the due dates indicated on the

interim and final tax bills.

The sweeping program consists of a 3 to 4 part process as follows:

1 Flushing streets with water to move sand to the curb.

2 A mechanical sweeper capable of picking up heavy sand

deposits and debris makes a pass of the street.

(this could be a few days later)

3 A second pass of the street with a vacuum sweeper to remove

any fine material that may remain.

4 A final flush of the street with water to remove any remaining

materials from the road.

To help us provide the best service possible, please do not push sand

into piles on the road as the sweeper cannot pick them up. When

possible, please minimize residential street parking during this

process to ensure best results.

If this should happen, City staff

will note such obstructions

and will return at a later time.

If you should have any

questions regarding this

year’s spring street sweeping

program please contact Service

Barrie at (705) 726-4242 or

ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca.

STREET NUMBERING REQUIREMENTS

In an emergency, seconds count. Make sure your house number is

clearly visible to First Responders.

• House numbers must be clearly visible from the road or highway

• Must be plain legible numbers on a contrasting background

(example black number on white background)

• Must be a minimum of 4 inches in height

Contact Enforcement Services for more information (705) 739-4241.

3 ARREARS - (for properties and businesses with tax arrears)

Must enter into an acceptable payment schedule with finance

staff call (705) 726-4242. Agreed-upon monthly payments

will be withdrawn on the last business day of each month. Both

be added based on existing policy. Once the tax account is

paid-to-date, taxpayer will be able to choose either “Monthly”

or “Due Date” options. Payments can also be made in person by

cash, debit card, cheque, and post-dated cheque in Service Barrie,

70 Collier Street, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.

Payments can also be made through any chartered bank in

Canada (include your tax stub), electronic transfer through your

financial institution (check with them for details), after hours

drop box at 70 Collier Street (cheque and stub) or mail your

payments (must be received on or before the due date to avoid

penalties and interest charges). Credit cards are not accepted for

tax payments.

THEATRES

The City of Barrie operates two theatres – Five Points Theatre

presented by Pratt Homes & Development and Georgian Theatre.

For tickets, information about upcoming shows, and theatre

rentals, please call the theatre box office at (705) 739-4228 or visit

barrie.ca/theatres.

TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND SIGNS

Call Service Barrie at (705) 726-4242 if traffic signals are malfunctioning

or if stop or yield signs are down.

TAX INFORMATION

The City of Barrie tax information is available by contacting Service

Barrie at (705) 726-4242 or ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca.




WATER SUPPLY

The City of Barrie is fortunate to have an abundant potable water

supply which consists of two sources; deep ground water wells and a

state of the art Surface Water Treatment Plant.

The Barrie Ground Water Supply System has grown from a single

well and reservoir to a system today of 12 wells in various locations

throughout the City. Barrie wells range in depth from 61 metres

below ground level at the elevation of Kempenfelt Bay to 110

metres below ground level further inland from the bay. The double

wall, gravel pack construction of the Barrie wells make them very

secure from bacterial contamination. The water treatment process

for well supplies in Barrie consists of chlorination for disinfection,

and the addition of sodium silicate, which is used to keep iron

in solution.

TRANSIENT MARINA

The City of Barrie offers a total of 50 spaces for transient docking

at the Marina and the recently upgraded Bayfield Basin Transient

Marina, which features a modern floating dock system. These

boatslips can accommodate vessels up to 60’ in length, and all have

30 amp power hook-ups and access to potable water.

Some of the transient docks may be reserved in advance by phone at

(705) 739-4218 or by email marina@barrie.ca. Visit barrie.ca/marina

for more information including rental rates, maps and amenities.

TREE PLANTING ON BOULEVARDS

In a new subdivision, it is the developer’s responsibility to

place boulevard trees. Residents on older streets can request a

boulevard tree by contacting Service Barrie at (705) 726-4242 or

ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca. Providing requests meet the utility set

back criteria, they will be placed on a waiting list for available trees.

Boulevard trees removed by Forestry staff are automatically added to

the waiting list.

TREE TRIMMING

The City’s Forestry section of Parks Operations trims trees

and bushes on boulevards and in public parks when they are

obstructing traffic signs, or the view of motorists at an intersection.

The City does not trim trees on private property. For more details,


Barrie’s Surface Water Treatment Plant was commissioned in

August of 2011 and draws water from Lake Simcoe (Kempenfelt

Bay) through an intake pipe nearly one kilometer from shore,

26 metres deep. Water is pumped to a low-lift pumping station

close to the shoreline, then up to the Surface Water Treatment Plant

located at 20 Royal Parkside Drive. There the water is treated using

ultra filtration membrane technology followed by chlorination to

maintain disinfection residuals before being sent to the distribution

system. These two systems combined with 6 booster stations,

3 in-ground reservoirs and 3 water towers ensure potable water is

supplied across Barrie’s 5 major pressure zones. Additional information

about each of Barrie’s water sources and treatment processes can be

found at barrie.ca/WaterServices.

WEBSITE: WWW.BARRIE.CA

Check out our website! It contains valuable information on the many

services and programs delivered by the City.

Have an idea for your city? Check out barrie.ca/suggestions.

The best place to express & share ideas with your community.

WEDDINGS AT CITY HALL

The City Hall Rotunda or Huronia Room may be booked for weddings

on Saturday afternoons from (1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.) for a fee of

$133.85 (HST included). The ceremony can be performed by the

marriage officiator of your choice. For further information or to book

a room call (705) 719-5970.

WATER HYDRANTS

Why not adopt a hydrant and take care of it in heavy snowfalls?

When high snowfalls make our hydrants invisible, some residents

take the initiative to shovel out their nearest hydrant. This ensures

them of quick action by the Fire Department in an emergency.

A contractor is responsible for clearing snow off all hydrants when

necessary, but with over 3,700 hydrants it is difficult to get to them

all quickly.



BARRIE TRANSIT INFORMATION

WHAT ARE THE HOURS OF OPERATION?

Barrie Transit operates seven days a week. Service begins as early

as 4:30 a.m.; Monday to Friday with late evening service ending at

1:00 a.m. and the Friday & Saturday late night loop ending at

2:50 a.m. Saturday service starts at 6:45 a.m. with Late Evening

service ending at 1:00 a.m. Sunday Service starts at 8:35 a.m. and

ends at 11:00 p.m.

HOW DO I GET INFORMATION?

Barrie Transit Customer Service is available by calling

(705) 726-4242 or email ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca. Barrie Transit

information can also be found on the City of Barrie website at

barrie.ca/transit. Visit myridebarrie.ca for real time live bus

information and trip planning. For detours, Transit events and route

changes etc, please visit the Transit Service Notices pages.

Also try out the new sign-in feature of MyRide. Registered users

receive service impact notifications for favourite routes and

up-to-date arrival times at favourite stops. Let the bus “text” you!

DON’T “PASS” UP ON A GREAT DEAL!

Barrie Transit offers Day Passes, Ride Cards and Monthly Passes.

Monthly passes are available in different categories and allow

unlimited use during the month which they are valid. Four-month

Georgian College semester passes are also available for Georgian

College students. All full-time credit Georgian College students will

receive a Transit Pass. The cost of the pass is $86 per semester and is

added to student fees.

WHERE CAN I PURCHASE A BUS PASS?

Barrie Transit Terminal, City Hall, Service Barrie, Allandale Recreation

Centre, East Bayfield Community Centre, Holly Community Centre,

Parkview Community Centre and Georgian College Book Store.

CHILDREN & SENIORS

Children 12 and under can ride Barrie Transit for free, and seniors

65 + can ride free on Thursdays.

BARRIE TRANSIT SERVICE TO THE GO TRAIN

Transit service is provided to the Barrie South GO Station and

Allandale Waterfront GO Station. For train information call

1-888-GET ON GO visit gotransit.com or barrie.ca/transit.

SPECIALIZED TRANSIT

Barrie’s Specialized Transit provides door-to-door transit service

for individuals who are unable to use Barrie Transit’s Conventional

service due to a physical disability and/or functional limitation.

For information about Specialized Transit call (705) 726-4242, visit

barrie.ca/SpecializedTransit. Applications are available online

and in person through Service Barrie (1st floor) City Hall,

70 Collier Street.

Clients registered with Specialized Transit may use the service for

medical appointments, school, shopping, visiting family and friends,

social outings within the City of Barrie Limits. Specialized Transit

enables you to stay active in your community.

Please note that routes and fares are subject to change without

notice. For all transit information and inquires please call

(705) 726-4242 or email ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca.

Get to where you need to go using

MyRide Barrie

MyRide is mobile friendly and available

through the City’s app, Pingstreet which

can be downloaded for free on all

mobile devices.

Plan your trip and see

your bus in real time.

Sign up for more features!

• Get your bus to email or

text you when it is about

to arrive.

• Get an email or text about

detours, holiday service,

stop closure notices.

MyRideBarrie.ca





BARRIE’S CURBSIDE

PROGRAM & LANDFILL

BARRIE’S

INFORMATION

CURBSIDE

PROGRAM LANDFILL INFORMATION

WHAT CAN I PUT IN MY BLUE BOX?

WHAT CAN I PUT IN MY BLUE BOX?

• Empty aerosol cans (remove nozzle)

• Empty, Aluminum dry paint trays, cans pie plates (leave& lids foil off)

• Plastic Beverage shopping containers, bags (stretchy) soft drinks & water bottles

• Clean Plastic aluminum bags (put trays, all bags plates into and one foil & tied closed)

• Drinking Empty, aerosol boxes, cans milk (remove or juice cartons, nozzle if soup/broth possible) boxes

• Glass Empty, bottles dry paint and jars cans (rinse (remove and lids leave & place lids on) lid & can in the

• Rigid blue plastic box) containers (bottles, jugs, tubs, leave lids and caps on)

• Clamshell Food & beverage containers cans with hinged lids

• Metal Glass bottles food and & jars beverage cans

• Spiral Rigid cardboard plastic packaging/containers cans (frozen juice, (includes cookie dough, styrene coffee) trays & lids)

• Styrofoam Spiral cardboard packaging cans(must fit inside recycling box)

• Lids Styrofoam from take & clam out coffee shell food cupstrays

• Styrofoam packaging (must fit inside recycling box; no

Paint styrofoam and aerosol peanuts) cans that are not empty can be brought to the

Household • Take-out cup Hazardous LIDS ONLY Waste Facility at the Barrie Landfill Site,

272 • Tetra Ferndale Pak boxes Drive (drinking North every & soup), Saturday juices from & milk 9 a.m. cartons

4 p.m.

WHAT CAN I PUT IN MY GREY BOX?

Paint and aerosol cans that are not empty can be brought to the

Household Hazardous Waste Facility at the Barrie Landfill Site,

• Newspapers, magazines, catalogues and mail

272 Ferndale Drive North every Saturday from 9am to 4pm.

• Household paper and paper bags

• For Wrapping a complete paper list and of items cardsthat can be placed in your blue, grey and

• green Boxboard bins visit (i.e. barrie.ca/RethinkWaste.

cereal boxes), egg cartons and take out drink trays

• Cardboard (flattened and bundled no larger than

75cm x 75cm x 20cm)

WHAT CAN I PUT IN MY GREY BOX?

• Boxboard & egg cartons

To prevent debris from blowing out of your paper recycling box,

• Cardboard (flattened & bundled 75 cm x 75 cm x 20 cm)

please place the recycling box with your containers on top of it.

• Newspaper & household papers

Place lighter items such as shredded paper inside cardboard items

• Telephone books & magazines

or at the bottom of your box to prevent them from blowing out.

• Wrapping paper, greeting cards & craft paper

RECYCLING BOXES & GREEN ORGANICS

To prevent debris from blowing out of your paper recycling box,

please place the recycling box with your containers on top of it.

BIN PICK UP

Place lighter items such as shredded paper inside cardboard items

Barrie residents can pick up green bins and recycling boxes during

or at the bottom of your box to prevent them from blowing out.

regular operating hours at the below locations. Barrie businesses

using the curbside program can obtain up to 1 grey box (papers)

and RECYCLING 4 blue boxes (containers) BOXES at & the GREEN below locations: ORGANICS

• Holly Community Centre

BIN PICK UP

• East Bayfield Community Centre

If you need a new or extra green bin or recycling box delivered,

• Allandale Community Centre

please call (705) 739-4219. Barrie residents can also pick up green

• Parkview 55

bins, and recycling + Centre

boxes at the Environmental Centre, located

• Service Barrie (1st floor, City Hall)

at 272 Ferndale Drive North, Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. –

• Barrie Landfill Waste and Recycling Depot,

4:30 p.m. New or extra bins can also be picked up at Holly

Tuesday to Saturday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Community Centre, East Bayfield Community Centre, Allandale

(must go through scales to access Depot).

If you need a new or extra green bin or recycling box delivered

(single family residences only – maximum one of each bin per

delivery), Recreation please Centre call and 705-739-4219. Service Barrie Photo (1st I.D. floor) is required. City Hall Damaged during

bins hours can of be operation. returned Photo the I.D. Environmental is required. Damaged Centre, 272 bins Ferndale can be

Drive returned North to where the Environmental they are recycled. Centre, 272 Ferndale Drive North

where they are recycled.

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS

WASTE

HOUSEHOLD

FACILITY

HAZARDOUS

(HHWFS)

WASTE FACILITY (HHWFS)

The Household Hazardous Waste Facility is located at the Barrie

Landfill, The Household 272 Ferndale Hazardous Drive North Waste and Facility is open is located to Barrie at and the Simcoe Barrie

County Landfill residents. Site, 272 Ferndale Drive North and is open to Barrie and

Simcoe County residents.

Hours of operation: Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Hours of operation: Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Accepted hazardous waste includes:

• Accepted Antifreeze hazardous waste includes:

• Medication Antifreeze

• Batteries Medication

• Nail Batteries polish remover

• Brake Nail polish fluid remover

• Paint Brake and fluid aerosol cans

• Paint Paint thinners and aerosol cans

• Cleaning Paint thinners products

• Bleach Cleaning products

• Drain Bleach cleaner pool chemicals

• Empty Drain oil cleaner containers pool chemicals

• Oil Empty filters oil containers

• Motor Oil filters oil

• Propane/butane

Motor oil

• Fertilizers Propane/butane and pesticides

• Sharps Fertilizers (needles) and pesticides accepted in rigid containers only

• Fire Sharps extinguishers (needles) accepted in rigid containers only

• Gasoline Fire extinguishers

• Gasoline

Unacceptable HHWFS materials include:

• Unacceptable Ammunition or explosives HHWFS materials include:

• Radioactive Ammunition material or explosives

• Unidentifiable Radioactive material material

• Biohazardous Unidentifiable waste material

• Biohazardous waste

Hazardous waste from commercial or industrial businesses is not

accepted. Hazardous All waste hazardous from commercial waste should or industrial be original businesses containers is not

and/or accepted. clearly All hazardous labelled. Needles waste and should syringes be in will original be accepted containers

rigid and/or containers clearly labelled. only. Needles and syringes will be accepted in

rigid containers only.

To find local alternative disposal facilities for household hazardous

waste To find visit local makethedrop.ca.

alternative disposal facilities for household hazardous

waste visit makethedrop.ca.

All recycling boxes and green bins placed to the curb for pickup, must not exceed 20kg/45lb.

ALL RECYCLING BOXES AND GREEN BINS PLACED TO THE CURB FOR PICKUP, MUST NOT EXCEED 20 KG/45 LB.

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BARRIE’S

BARRIE’S

CURBSIDE

CURBSIDE

PROGRAM

PROGRAM

&

LANDFILL

LANDFILL

INFORMATION

INFORMATION

ORGANICS COLLECTION

ORGANICS COLLECTION

City of Barrie residents are encouraged to participate in the

City of Barrie residents are encouraged to participate in the

Curbside Organics Program by separating organic waste from

Curbside Organics Program by separating organic waste weekly

garbage and placing green bins out on their regular weekly

from garbage and placing green bins out on their regular weekly

collection day. If you are a new resident in a single family dwelling

collection day. If you are a new resident in a single family dwelling

and require an organics kit, call (705) 739-4219 to arrange for

and require an organics kit, call (705) 739-4219 to arrange for

delivery or pick one up at the Landfill, City Hall (1st floor), or any

delivery or pick one up at the Environmental Centre, City Hall

City of Barrie Community Centres. Damaged bins can be returned

(1st floor), or any City of Barrie Community Centres. Damaged bins

to the Landfill, 272 Ferndale Drive North where they are recycled.

can be returned to the Environmental Centre, 272 Ferndale Drive

North where they are recycled.

Your green bin will be picked up weekly at the curb on your

regular collection day and must be at curbside by 7 a.m. The split

Your green bin will be picked up weekly at the curb on your

collection truck keeps the materials separated and transports the

regular collection day and must be at curbside by 7 a.m. The split

organics to a facility to be turned into compost. Residents are

collection truck keeps the materials separated and transports the

encouraged to line their bins with paper bags, boxes, newsprint

organics to a facility to be turned into compost. Residents are

and/or certified compostable liner bags. Please see our website

encouraged to line their bins with paper bags, boxes, newsprint

barrie.ca/CurbsideCollection for a complete list of bin liner

and/or certified compostable liner bags. Please see our website

options. Yard waste is not accepted in the organics program so

barrie.ca/CurbsideCollection for a complete list of bin liner

please continue to place in a separate container curbside.

options. Yard waste is not accepted in the organics program so

please continue to place in a separate container curbside.

Certified compostable plastic liners/bags with

approved logos will be accepted.

Certified compostable plastic liners/bags with

approved logos will be accepted.

Paper bags and fibre liners continue to be

acceptable in Barrie’s organics program and

Paper bags and fibre liners continue to be

they do not require specific logos.

acceptable in Barrie’s organics program and

they do not require specific logos.

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE

ACCEPTED THE FOLLOWING INTO THE ITEMS ORGANICS WILL BE BIN:

• All food scraps and leftovers

ACCEPTED INTO THE ORGANICS BIN:

• Meat, bones, rice and dairy products

• All food scraps and leftovers

Vegetables and fruits

• Meat, bones, rice and dairy products

Pastas, breads and grains

• Vegetables and fruits

Cooking oils and grease

• Pastas, breads and grains

Coffee grounds and filters

• Cooking oils and grease

Tea bags

• Coffee grounds and filters

Microwave popcorn bags

• Tea bags

Dryer lint, dust

• Microwave popcorn bags

Hair, pet hair

• Dryer lint, dust

House plants

• Hair, pet hair

Soiled newspaper, paper plates and paper towels

• House plants

Napkins, tissues

• Soiled newspaper, paper plates and paper towels

Paper egg cartons

• Napkins, tissues

Fast food drink cups and trays

• Paper egg cartons

Popsicle sticks, toothpicks

• Fast food drink cups and trays

Wood ashes (cold) and sawdust

• Popsicle sticks, toothpicks

Dried flowers

• Wood ashes (cold) and sawdust

Eggs and eggshells

• Dried flowers

Muffin paper cups

• Eggs and eggshells

Paper take-out cups (cup only) lids must be removed

• Muffin and placed paper in cups your containers (blue) recycling box

• Paper Pumpkins, take-out garden cups fruit (cup& only) vegetable lids must waste be removed

and placed in your containers (blue) recycling box

• Pumpkins, garden fruit & vegetable waste

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL NOT BE

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL NOT BE



• Plastics of any kind

• Plastics of any kind

Container recyclables

• Container recyclables

Diapers and hygiene products

• Diapers and hygiene products

Medical waste (i.e. bandages, gauze)

• Medical waste (i.e. bandages, gauze)

Construction and demolition waste

• Construction and demolition waste

Sod, soil or rocks

• Sod, soil or rocks

Kitty litter/animal bedding

• Kitty litter/animal bedding

Animal waste

• Animal waste

Vacuum bag and contents

• Vacuum bag and contents

Ceramics

• Ceramics

Drinking straws

• Drinking straws

Styrofoam

• Styrofoam

Treated wood

• Treated wood

Hazardous waste

• Hazardous waste

Dead animals

• Dead animals

Textiles

• Textiles

Yard waste

• Yard waste

Wax

• Wax

Gum

• Gum

Cigarette butts

• Cigarette butts

PREVENT MAGGOTS FROM FORMING IN

PREVENT MAGGOTS FROM FORMING IN

THE ORGANICS BINS:

THE ORGANICS BINS:

• Wrap food wastes in newspaper, boxboard or certified

• Wrap food wastes in newspaper, boxboard or certified

compostable bin liners.

compostable bin liners.

• Freeze or refrigerate food scraps in acceptable liners and

• Freeze or refrigerate food scraps in acceptable liners and

place them in the organics bin when it is ready to be taken

place them in the organics bin when it is ready to be taken

to the curb.

to the curb.

• Keep the lid on the organics bin tightly closed.

• Keep the lid on the organics bin tightly closed.

Place organics out for collection every week on your scheduled

• Place organics out for collection every week on your scheduled

collection day, even if it’s only partially full.

collection day, even if it’s only partially full.

• Rinse and wash out the bins regularly.

• Rinse and wash out the bins regularly.

Line the bottom of your bins with crumpled newspaper,

• Line the bottom of your bins with crumpled newspaper,

boxboard, fibre egg cartons or fibre take-out drink trays to keep

boxboard, fibre egg cartons or fibre take-out drink trays to keep

the material from sticking to the bottom.

the material from sticking to the bottom.

All recycling boxes and green bins placed to the curb for pickup, must not exceed 20kg/45lb.

ALL RECYCLING BOXES AND GREEN BINS PLACED TO THE CURB FOR PICKUP, MUST NOT EXCEED 20 KG/45 LB.




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MULTI-RESIDENTIAL ORGANICS PROGRAM

In January 2017, the City of Barrie began implementing a Multi-

Residential Organics Collection Program in apartments, condos

and MULTI-RESIDENTIAL townhouse complexes throughout ORGANICS the City. By PROGRAM

2020 all eligible

multi-residential The City of Barrie properties has implemented will be a Multi-Residential phased into the Organics Organics

Collection Program.

in apartments, condos and townhouse

complexes throughout the City. By 2020 all eligible

To multi-residential find out if your properties building will or complex be phased is into eligible the Organics for Organics

Collection Program, Program. please contact your Property Management

Company or email RethinkWaste@Barrie.ca.

To find out if your building or complex is eligible for an Organics

Collection Program, please contact your Property Management

DIAPER DISPOSAL

Company or email RethinkWaste@Barrie.ca.

Residents can dispose of a maximum of 2 clear bags per week at

the Landfill (maximum weight: 20kg/bag) from May 1 to October 31

annually DIAPER at no DISPOSAL

charge. Bags must consist solely of diapers. Proof of

residency Residents is can required. dispose of a maximum of 2 clear bags per week at

the Landfill (maximum weight: 20kg/bag) from May 1 to October 31

annually at no charge. Bags must consist solely of diapers. Proof of

HOME

residency

GROWN

is required.

COMPOST

Compost generated from Barrie’s Leaf and Yard Waste Collection

Program is for sale at various times throughout the year at the City of

Barrie HOME Landfill GROWN Site. Call (705) COMPOST

739-4219 or visit barrie.ca/Landfill for

compost Compost availability generated and from fees. Barrie’s Residents Leaf must and bring Yard their Waste own Collection shovels

and Program containers. is for sale at various times throughout the year at the City of

Barrie Landfill Site. Call (705) 739-4219 or visit barrie.ca/Landfill for

The compost availability FreeGarden EARTH and composter fees. Residents is available must bring at the their City own of Barrie’s shovels

Landfill containers.

Site to Barrie residents only. The FreeGarden EARTH

composter is a static backyard composter and is $30 (plus tax).

The FreeGarden EARTH composter is available at the City of Barrie’s

Landfill Site to Barrie residents only. The FreeGarden EARTH

composter is a static backyard composter and is $30 (plus tax).

BARRIE’S CURBSIDE

PROGRAM & LANDFILL INFORMATION

BARRIE’S CURBSIDE

PROGRAM & LANDFILL INFORMATION

LANDFILL

The Barrie Landfill is located at 272 Ferndale Drive North and

operates Tuesday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

LANDFILL

The Landfill Barrie Landfill site is open is located to residents at 272 of Barrie Ferndale only. Please Drive North be prepared and

operates to show photo Tuesday identification to Saturday from upon 9 entering a.m. to 4 the p.m. Landfill Site. Entry

will be denied without proof of Barrie residency.

The Landfill is open to residents of Barrie only. Please be prepared to

show Landfill photo rates identification effective May upon 1, 2018: entering $10.00 the minimum Landfill. charge Entry for will loads be

denied under 100 without kg. Loads proof 100 of Barrie kg and residency. over $150.00/tonne. All loads MUST

be separated by material type; where refusal to separate occurs a

Landfill mixed load rates rate effective of $285.00 May 1, /tonne 2019: $10.00 will apply. minimum charge for loads

under 100kg. Loads 100kg and over $150.00/tonne. All loads MUST

be For separated more information by material regarding type; where acceptable refusal waste to separate and landfill occurs rates a

mixed visit barrie.ca/landfill.

load rate of $285.00/tonne will apply.

For The more following information items are regarding accepted acceptable at NO CHARGE: waste and landfill rates

visit • Blue barrie.ca/landfill.

and grey box recycling

• Organics (food waste)

The following items are accepted at NO CHARGE:

Scrap metal

• Blue and grey box recycling

Cardboard

• Organics (food waste)

Textiles

• Scrap metal

Tires (on and off the rim)

• Cardboard

Electronics (anything with a cord)

• Textiles

Diapers (from May 1 to October 31 annually;

• Tires (on and off the rim)

maximum weight of 20 kg/bag, maximum of

• Electronics (anything with a cord or battery)

2 clear bags per week).

• Diapers (from May 1 to October 31 annually;

maximum weight of 20kg/bag, maximum of

2 clear bags per week).

MERCURY WANTED

MERCURY WANTED

Many older products contain mercury. Recycle them for free

and Many keep older mercury products out contain of the environment.

mercury. Recycle them for free

and keep mercury out of the environment.

Fluorescent

Tubes

Fluorescent

Tubes

Blood

Pressure

Blood

Gauges

Pressure

Gauges

Thermometers

Thermometers

Float Switches

Float Switches

Relay Switches

Relay Switches

CFL Bulbs

CFL Bulbs

Thermostats

Thermostats

Loose

Loose

Liquid Mercury

Liquid Mercury

Button-Cell

Button-Cell

Batteries

Batteries

Bring your mercury products to

the Bring Household your mercury Hazardous products Waste to Depot

located the Household at the Barrie Hazardous Landfill Waste Site. Depot

Visit located barrie.ca/HHW at the Barrie for Landfill more Site. information.

Visit barrie.ca/HHW for more information.



BARRIE’S CURBSIDE PROGRAM

& LANDFILL INFORMATION

GARBAGE COLLECTION

Barrie households receive two-bag or two-can garbage pick up every

other week; organics and recycling are picked up weekly. Consult

your Waste Reduction Calendar for your collection schedule, visit

barrie.ca/CurbsideCollection or call (705) 739-4219. Please ensure

materials are placed curbside by 7 a.m. on your collection day.

Additional bags/cans that exceed the bags/cans limit must have a

City of Barrie garbage tag affixed either around the neck of the bag

or on the garbage in the can, not on the can itself. Garbage tags are

available at a number of retail locations throughout the City. Loose

items and items that do not fit in a standard size garbage can will

not be collected.

Garbage cans must have open handles and be designed to be

manually lifted. Bags/cans must not exceed 20kg (45lb) and 125 litre

capacity. For safety reasons, please wrap sharp objects (ie: glass or

nails) in protective material such as newsprint and label garbage

that contains safety hazards.

Garbage cans must have a removable lid. Do not attach lid with a

rope/bungee cord.

Syringes and needles must be disposed of at the Household

Hazardous Waste Facility. For additional disposal options, visit

www.healthsteward.ca.

GARBAGE TAG SALE LOCATIONS

All bags over the bag limit require a tag on each additional bag/

container. Garbage bag tags are available for purchase at the

following locations:

Allandale Recreation Centre 190 Bayview Drive

Canadian Tire

All Locations

East Bayfield Community Centre 80 Livingstone Street East

Environmental Centre

272 Ferndale Drive North

Finance Department, City Hall 70 Collier Street

Hasty Market

174 Prince William Way

Holly Community Centre 171 Mapleton Avenue

Jean’s Variety

144 Burton Avenue

Loblaws

472 Bayfield Street

Lucky Cedar Pointe Convenience 4-A Cedar Point Drive

Mac’s Convenience

350 Big Bay Point Road

Metro (A&P)

Kozlov Centre

Parkview Centre for Seniors 189 Blake Street

Robinson’s Home Hardware 124 Penetanguishene Road

Service Barrie-City Hall

70 Collier Street, 1st Floor

Simcoe Building Centre

140 Ferndale Drive North

Sobeys

37 Mapleview Drive West

Zehrs

All Locations

YARD WASTE COLLECTION

The City of Barrie provides a curbside Yard Waste Collection Program

on the same day as garbage, organics, and recyclables. (Consult

the Community Information and Waste Reduction Calendar or

visit barrie.ca/CurbsideCollection for your collection schedule).

Yard waste is collected every week during the months of January,

April, May, June, September, October and November.

Yard waste is collected every other week during July, August and

December on the opposite week that your garbage is collected.

There is NO yard waste collection (including Christmas Trees) during

the months of February and March.

Yard waste is acceptable for collection in paper bags, cardboard

boxes (leave boxes open) and garbage cans (lids off). Leaf and

yard waste placed in plastic bags, organic bins or recycling boxes

will not be collected. Clippings from trees and shrubs must be tied

into bundles no longer than 1.8m (6ft) in length and 30cm (1ft) in

diameter. Branches must not exceed 100mm (4”) in diameter. Trees

must not exceed 1.8m or (6ft) in length.

Yard waste containers must NOT exceed 20kgs (45lb). Sod and dirt

are not acceptable. Residents are reminded not to place any glass,

plastic or metal items in their yard waste (i.e. plastic flower pots,

plastic soil or pet bags). Plastic contaminates the yard waste and

prevents it from becoming high quality compost. Materials must be

placed curbside by 7 a.m. on your collection day. If it doesn’t grow

– it doesn’t go!

There is no garbage, organics, leaf and yard waste and /or recyclables

collection on statutory holidays. When this occurs, collection will be

one day later for the remainder of the week. Collection does occur

on Remembrance Day, Boxing Day, and Easter Monday.




LIBRARY MEMBERSHIP

Getting a library card is easy and can save you thousands of

dollars a year. It allows you to borrow books, movies, musical

instruments and TV shows for free, as well as access online

learning and use our Digital Library.

We’ve expanded memberships at no charge to students enrolled

in all Barrie schools and individuals who work in Barrie.*

Enriching Our

Community

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Signature acknowledges responsibility for this

card, its use and agreement to follow the rules,

regulations and policies of the Barrie Public Library

Board. For more information on BPL policies,

please visit our website at barrielibrary.ca

tel 705.728.1010

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GET A LIBRARY CARD AT NO CHARGE IF YOU:

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Join in on 120+ programs each month for all ages - from Baby Goose and Storytimes to Business Plan Basics,

Book Clubs and musical performances. Book a 1-on-1 session with a Tech Coach, drop in to our Collaboratory

Downtown to design and create with our 3D printer and other technology, or visit the Tinker Lab where kids

can build, explore and learn.

VISIT US ONLINE

• Digital Library: Borrow, stream, or download eBooks, movies, magazines, audiobooks, music and TV shows.

• Online Learning: Access online learning tools including LinkedIn Learning and Universal Class to build your

skills, expand your knowledge and pursue your passions.

• e-Newsletter: Sign up for our twice monthly programs and events e-newsletter ‘What’s Happening @ BPL’.

• MyLibrary! App: Download from your Apple or Android device to browse the catalogue, see your checked

out items, holds, fines, and more.

* For all memberships, we require current name and address identification. Current proof of property/business

ownership, employment, or attending school in Barrie may also be applicable. Visit either location to get started.

To learn more about the perks of joining and how to become a member, visit barrielibrary.ca/join

DOWNTOWN BRANCH

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Mon. - Thurs. 9:30am - 9pm

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Cultural Development Opportunities

YOUTH ARTS DROP-IN

2020 SEASON

One Tuesday a month, all year long

4-6 P.M. Free admission

We’re taking Youth Arts Drop-ins on the road! Each month,

there will be a different facilitator leading a workshop at a

different location around Barrie. The workshops will vary,

exploring visual and digital arts, music, drama, dance, poetry,

and more.

Expanding upon a pilot program featuring arts workshops

in downtown Barrie, monthly Youth Arts Drop-ins will be

scheduled throughout Barrie, partnering with various local

organizations that serve youth. By spreading further than

downtown this program will bring accessible, hands-on

experiences to neighborhoods, connecting under-served

families with artists and creatives from a wide range of

backgrounds and art forms. Not only will the program

introduce youth (aged 19 and under) to and expand upon their

understanding of a broad range of arts activities, it will provide

income to artists, organizations and venues across Barrie,

developing the local community.

Youth aged 19 and under are welcome to participate. All

materials are provided, however some workshops participants

are encouraged to bring their own special equipment.

barrie.ca/Workshops

WORKSHOPS

In an effort to assist the arts community in building

sustainable practices, the Creative Economy Department

offers workshops on a year round basis that are designed

to educate both individual artists and arts organizations.

Previous workshops have included social media marketing for

the arts, how to get published, taxes for artists, grant writing,

crowdfunding, busking, sound and lighting production and

auditioning for casting agents. Future workshops will aim to

round out previous years’ themes.

EMERGING MUSICIANS

PROGRAM

The Emerging Musicians Program is a partnership between the

City of Barrie, the Downtown Barrie Business Association and

the Ontario Musicians Co-operative that harnesses the talent

and drive of young and emerging musicians to animate the

downtown through busking while serving as a business and

skills incubator for the musicians. In exchange for their time

busking, musicians can collect tips, be hired for community

events and concerts, access free workshops and training,

and receive free marketing and promotions. Each year auditions

take place through a juried process and those selected are

scheduled for regular busking shifts. Auditions will take place

in March of 2020, and community performance shifts run from

June to September. To learn more about the 2020 auditions,

or to find out who has been selected, please visit

barrie.ca/EmergingMusicians or contact creative@barrie.ca

ROTUNDA ART DISPLAY

Individuals and organizations interested in showcasing their

artwork in the City Hall rotunda are welcome to submit an

application to the City of Barrie c/o Service Barrie. Applications

are accepted on an ongoing basis. Applicants’ work is subject to

review via the Creative Economy department. All artists must be

Barrie residents. Please contact Service Barrie at 705-726-4242 or

Service.Barrie@barrie.ca for more information.

To learn more about upcoming workshops, visit

barrie.ca/workshops. Email creative@barrie.ca to be

added to the workshop distribution list or to suggest

a topic or speaker.

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barrie.ca/events

CELEBRATE BARRIE

JUNE 6, 2020

Centennial Park

barrie.ca/CelebrateBarrie

Kick-off the summer festival season at Celebrate Barrie with free fun for

all ages, featuring live entertainment, a heritage village, family activities,

community displays, vendor market, outdoor film, and more.

CANADA DAY

JULY 1, 2020

Meridian Place

barrie.ca/CanadaDay

Celebrate Canada Day with family activities, entertainment, and more.

Later that evening, gather along the waterfront for Barrie’s annual

fireworks spectacular over Kempenfelt Bay beginning at 10 p.m.

GAME ON!

SEPTEMBER 19, 2020

Five Points Theatre

Presented by Pratt Homes & Developments

barrie.ca/GameOn

Game On! has leveled up for its 4th edition. Go back in time with

retro video games, participate in competitions, try out futuristic VR

experiences, meet local game developers, browse through vendors,

and more.

CULTURE DAYS

SEPTEMBER 25-27, 2020

Venues throughout Barrie

barrie.ca/CultureDays

Discover the world of artists and creators at work in their community

with free, hands-on and interactive activities, events, and performances

in unexpected places throughout the city. Do you have an activity you’d

like to pitch to Barrie’s Culture Days organizers? Email creative@barrie.ca

with your ideas.




Programs for kids of all abilities and ages!

Spring/Summer sessions begin April and July.

Summer Day Camps July and August.

705.252.5200

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PRACTICE YOUR WATER SAFETY

Enjoy a relaxing day at one of Barrie’s beautiful waterfront

beaches. Take your family to Centennial Beach and keep

everyone entertained with the large children’s playground,

beach volleyball courts, and large sandy beach or venture a

little further down the shoreline and enjoy a quieter day at

Johnson’s Beach or Minet’s Point.

Ensuring that our beaches and recreational pools can

be maintained safely for all to enjoy, several rules have

been established:

SWIMMING SAFETY TIPS – OPEN WATER

• Actively supervise children around water, even if they

can swim.

• Never underestimate the power of current. Swimmers

or waders can be swept away in an instant, particularly if

non-swimmers or weak swimmers get caught by current

in rivers or out of their depth in abrupt drop-offs.

• Be cautious about swimming in currents, and know what

to do if you’re caught in one.

• Swim with a buddy. Buddies can help each other or go for

help in case of an emergency.

• Avoid diving unless you’re properly trained and certain

that the water is deep enough.

• Get trained. Learning some life-saving skills, such as CPR

and rescue techniques, can help you save a life.

• Swim with a buddy. Buddies can help each other or go for

help in case of an emergency.

• Ensure you have emergency equipment including a first aid kit

and a phone in the immediate pool area.

• Keep pool chemicals, pest control substances and

cleaners out of reach of children.

• Avoid diving in home pools; always enter the water

feet first.

WEAR A PERSONAL FLOATATION

DEVICE

The City of Barrie is proud to be partnering with the

Canadian Red Cross for the PFD Loan Service. This service

allows visitors the opportunity to access PFDs on a one

day loan while at Centennial Beach and is available 7 days

a week through the Lifeguard Office from 11:30am to

5:30pm.

Users will be required to sign a waiver stating they will

use the PFD in accordance with the instructions provided.

The user is responsible to properly care for the PFD and is

required to replace it if it’s returned in a damaged state.

A $10 refundable deposit is required.

For more info please visit barrie.ca/beaches.

SWIMMING SAFETY TIPS – BACKYARD

POOLS

• Actively supervise children around water, even if they

can swim.

• Establish pool rules and enforce them with both adults

and children.

• Ensure adequate barriers are in place such as four-sided

fencing along with a self-closing, self-latching gate.

• Empty portable toddler pools after each use.

• When not using your home pool, clear all toys out of the

water and away from the edge. These can often tempt

children to the water’s edge.


GEORGIAN THEATRE

FIVE POINTS THEATRE

PRESENTED BY PRATT HOMES

& DEVELOPMENT

THEATRE

MUSIC

FILM

EVENTS

YOUTH

DROP-INS

CONTACT US

FOR TICKETS &

RENTALS INFORMATION

P. 705.739.4228

BARRIE.CA/THEATRETICKETS


EASTVIEW DENTAL

FAMILY DENTISTRY

SEDATION DENTISTRY

(LAUGHING GAS & DENTISTRY “ASLEEP”)

DR. A. KAULDHAR

FREE

New Patient Exam and

Complete Series of X-Rays

Value of $ 277.00

Offer extended until

April 30, 2020

New Patients & Emergencies

Always Welcome

DIRECT BILLING TO INSURANCE

477 Grove Street East, Unit 14

Grove & Johnson in the “Rooster’s” Plaza

www.evdental.ca

705-503-3311

Barrie Rec Guide, Spring/Summer 2020

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