Ymca before and after school program regina

Staff are trained in the YMCA Physical Literacy competencies and can plan and build the fundamental movement skills into the program. Through games, obstacle courses, and activities geared towards building the physical skills and abilities for life long active lifestyles. Involving, consulting with, and informing family members about YMCA programs helps a child feel a greater sense of belonging.

To ensure that we are meeting the needs of both our children and their families, we want to ensure a consistent channel of information with everyone involved. For more information about the program, contact. Childcare Inquiries Please visit our Childcare Section.

Phone: Email: info regina. Location serving Moose Jaw and Area: St. A nurturing relationship with YMCA staff who will encourage their individual development and attend to their emotional needs Lots of physical activities, games, and outdoor play to help them wind down after school Spending time and having fun with other children, including those they may not interact with during the school day Planned activities driven by their interests to allow them to explore arts and crafts, science, math, reading and more Opportunities to take on leadership roles in the program How do we ensure program quality?

Annual Evaluations Every school-age program is assessed on an annual basis. Health and Wellness Appropriate personal hygiene and increased education around cleaning, disinfecting, and appropriate guidelines to manage the spread of illnesses. Physical Activity offered daily with outdoor play daily weather permitting.

Physical Literacy. What is Physical Literacy? Why is Physical Literacy important? Parent involvement and Communications. Programs will be offered at these locations:. For more information about the program, contact. Childcare Inquiries Please visit our Childcare Section. Phone: Email: info regina. A nurturing relationship with YMCA staff who will encourage their individual development and attend to their emotional needs Lots of physical activities, games, and outdoor play to help them wind down after school Spending time and having fun with other children, including those they may not interact with during the school day Planned activities driven by their interests to allow them to explore arts and crafts, science, math, reading and more Opportunities to take on leadership roles in the program How do we ensure program quality?

Annual Evaluations Every school-age program is assessed on an annual basis. Health and Wellness PM snack provided with 2 food groups on a 4-week rotation for a small fee. Physical Activity offered daily with outdoor play daily weather permitting. Physical Literacy. What is Physical Literacy? Why is Physical Literacy important? Parent involvement and Communications. Our communication strategy will include: Comprehensive questionnaire provided to families once per year Use of the YMCA Open Line feedback portal by families to provide ratings of program quality Encourage in-person meetings with parent councils once per year to gain feedback.

Public System. Catholic System. Dominic Savio St. Josaphat St. Marguerite Bourgeoys St. Mary St. Pius X St.

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