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SUMMER SCUGOG LEISURE

ACTIVITY

2021 GUIDE

REGISTRATION

Scugog Residents Begins May 17 at 7:00 a.m. Durham Region Residents Postponed until further notice www.scugog.ca/registration

www.scugog.ca Township of Scugog

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES PARKS, RECREATION AND CULTURE FACILITIES

Scugog Community Recreation Centre 1655 Reach Street, Port Perry, L9L 1P2 905-985-8698, recreation@scugog.ca

Birdseye Pool 254 Water Street, Port Perry, L9L 1C4 905-982-0830, recreation@scugog.ca

Scugog Shores Museum Village 16210 Island Road, Port Perry, L9L 1B4 905-985-8698, museum@scugog.ca

View a full list of Township operated facilities, community halls and parks at www.scugog.ca.

CONTACTS General Inquiries

Phone: 905-985-8698

Email: recreation@scugog.ca

Director of Community Services 905-985-7346 ext. 132 lbowers@scugog.ca

Recreation and Parks Associate 905-985-8698 ext. 113 sfrey@scugog.ca

Recreation Programmer 905-985-8698 ext. 104 mrahm@scugog.ca

Manager of Parks, Recreation and Culture 905-985-8698 ext. 100 scornish@scugog.ca

Recreation and Culture Coordinator 905-985-8698 ext. 103 skelly@scugog.ca

Assistant Museum Curator 905-985-8698 ext. 103 museum@scugog.ca

Recreation and Communications Associate 905-985-8698 ext. 108 nlindell@scugog.ca

REGISTRATION 1. Visit www.scugog.ca/registration and click the "Register for a program" button 2. Sign in or Create an Account 3. Search for programs using the "Programs" button at the top of the screen based on category 4. Follow the prompts to complete registration and payment

ONLINE

Payment methods: Visa/Mastercard or credit on your account Registration is available at the Scugog Community Recreation Centre during operating business hours. Typical hours are Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. These hours may be affected by COVID-19 operational changes. Visit www.scugog.ca/covid19 for the most up to date information on facility closures. Payment methods: Cash, Debit, Cheque (payable to the Township of Scugog) or Visa/Mastercard

IN-PERSON

REGISTRATION DATES

CAMPS, PROGRAMS & SWIM LESSONS Resident: Monday, May 17 at 7:00 a.m. Non-Resident: Postponed until further notice

LEISURE SWIM REGISTRATION

Opens at 9:00 a.m. each week on Monday for the next weeks' leisure swim times. These include public, lane, social and private swims.

All recreation, camp and aquatic programs are only open to residents who reside within the Durham Region Public Health Unit. Please note when registering, a resident is a participant who resides within the Township of Scugog. A non-resident is a participant who resides within the Region of Durham.

REFUND POLICIES AND TRANSFERS REFUND POLICY

The Community Services Department must receive all requests for withdrawals/refunds in writing to recreation@scugog.ca. A full refund will be provided for any withdrawal or refund request submitted at least seven (7) business days before the course start date. Requests submitted less than seven (7) business days before the course start date will receive a refund, less a $10 administration fee. There is no $10 administration fee if the refund remains as a credit on your account. Requests submitted on, or after, the course start date will NOT receive a refund. Medical refund requests will be assessed at any point during the session, must be accompanied by a doctor’s note and will be prorated to the date all completed paperwork is received. If the Community Services Department cancels a program, including programs that fail to meet minimum enrollment, you will be notified prior to the course start date. At this time you have the option to switch to another program or receive a full refund or account credit.

COVID-19 TESTING AND DAY CAMPS Campers testing positive for COVID-19 will receive a full refund for the remaining days of the week not attended and, if registered, the following week. Symptomatic campers prior to camp that test negative for COVID-19 may attend camp once staff have received notice of a negative test. They will be refunded for the days missed due to testing.

TRANSFERS

Transfers will only be considered if a request is submitted at least 24 hours prior to the program start date. Transfers for swimming lessons will only be considered if a request is submitted three business days prior to the scheduled lesson. If less than three business days notice is given, a $5 administration fee will be charged for the transfer.

PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS

We reserve the right to cancel or alter any classes, times, costs or locations outlined in this guide due to registration numbers, policy changes or availability of staff. A refund or account credit will be given.

WAITLISTS

If a program is full, you may add yourself to the waitlist. If a spot becomes available you will receive an automatic email indicating that you have 24 hours to register. If you do not register within 24 hours, the spot will become available to the next person in line. We encourage participants to register on the waitlist as additional spots or programs may open if there is demand.

ACCESSIBLE RECREATION

THEIR OPPORTUNITY

Their Opportunity is a grassroots charity in Durham that exists to provide low-income families (total household income of $45, 000 or less) with the means to enroll their children in organized sports and recreation programs. Additionally, within the 3 months of receiving funding, each child is mandated to “pay-it-forward” through their Giveback Program. Their program inspires hope while teaching essential life skills of teamwork and compassion; proving that only one change in a child’s life can create an opportunity for inspiration and change, while further impacting our community. For more information visit www.theiropportunity.com.

DURHAM REGION SOCIAL SERVICES CERTIFICATE

CANADIAN TIRE JUMPSTART

The Township of Scugog is a proud partner with the Canadian Tire Foundation for Families. This program helps financially disadvantaged kids in Canada ages 4 to 18 years, explore a range of sports and recreation options, by supporting over 70 different activities. In addition to enabling participation in high profile sports like hockey, soccer and swimming, Jumpstart also helps kids take dance lessons, martial arts, and ringette, or take part in any one of several other activities. What kids do is up to them; Jumpstart is here to help them do it! Jumpstart is proudly supported by the Canadian Tire Family of companies. Applications can be completed online at www.jumpstart.canadiantire.ca. If you require additional information or assistance, please call 1-844-YES-PLAY.

Participants in the Durham Region Ontario Works (OW) program have the opportunity to receive fee assistance to participate in recreational activities. Participants should contact their caseworker to determine eligibility and receive their recreation card. Contact the Department of Social Services, Region of Durham at 905-428-7400.

Photo taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic

RECREATION PROGRAMS CHILD & YOUTH Sportball Soccer Sportball's outdoor soccer program for kids introduces children to the fundamental concepts of the game in a fun, supportive, non-competitive environment. Each participant receives a ball, and jersey. Rain or shine. Please note the 2 to 3 years program requires parent participation.* Location: SCRC - North Green Space Cost: $175 Wed, Jul 7 to Aug 25 (2 to 3 yrs)* Wed, Jul 7 to Aug 25 (3.5 to 5 yrs) Wed, Jul 7 to Aug 25 (6 to 9 yrs)

7:00 to 8:00 pm

Please note that all recreation programs are subject to change based on current COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations. Please ensure you have a current email address on file to receive communications on any program changes and cancellations.

Fri, Jul 9 to Aug 27 (2 to 3 yrs)* Fri, Jul 9 to Aug 27 (3.5 to 5 yrs) Fri, Jul 9 to Aug 27 (6 to 9 yrs)

9:15 to 10:00 am 10:00 to 11:00 am 11:00 to 12:00 pm

5:15 to 6:00 pm 6:00 to 7:00 pm 7:00 to 8:00 pm

Intermediate Karate 5+ yrs The Intermediate Karate program is for participants who have completed the Introduction to Karate program and show an aptitude for Karate. Participants should be committed to putting in the level of practice needed to become proficient in this discipline. Karate classes focus on a variety of skills and areas of personal growth, such as self-defense, self-confidence, personal discipline, respect for others, and physical conditioning (GI will need to be purchased). The location of this program is dependent on operational requirements and may be facilitated indoors or outdoors. Participants will be notified of the location before the first class. Location: SCRC - Floor Pad or North Green Space Cost: $105 Mon, Jul 5 to Aug 30 No classes Aug 2

Sportball Multi-Sport Children are introduced to the fundamental skills of eight different sports. Structured around a play based curriculum, these classes are a fantastic kick start for an active life. Rain or shine. Please note the 2 to 3 years program requires parent participation.* Location: SCRC - North Green Space Cost: $160

Photo taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic

Introduction to Karate 5+ yrs This beginner Karate program is for participants just starting off. Instruction will focus on sharing the basics of Karate with students. Classes focus on a variety of skills and areas of personal growth, such as self-defense, selfconfidence, personal discipline, respect for others, and physical conditioning. The location of this program is dependent on operational requirements and may be facilitated indoors or outdoors. Participants will be notified of the location before the first class. Location: SCRC - Floor Pad or North Green Space Cost: $82 Mon, Jul 5 to Aug 30 No classes Aug 2

6:00 to 6:45 pm

Pre-registration is required for each visit. Register at www.scugog.ca/registration. For general inquires please email recreation@scugog.ca. Regular Hours of Operation: July 5 to September 3, 2021 Monday to Friday: 1:00-4:00 pm Saturday and Sunday: Closed

Recreation Volunteer Orientation 12+ yrs Get active in your community and try something new. Many opportunities exist to volunteer within our recreation and camp programs. Anyone that wishes to volunteer must register for one of the orientation days. Due to the high interest in volunteering with our summer camps, each participant must enroll in this program before applying to volunteer. See our summer camp program pages to learn more about the volunteer process. Location: Varies - please check your email Cost: FREE Tue, June 1 Tue, June 15 Wed, July 14 Wed, July 28

5:00 to 7:00 pm 5:00 to 7:00 pm 1:00 to 3:00 pm 1:00 to 3:00 pm

Closed: August 2

ADULT FITNESS

Bootcamp 18+ yrs Join Ashlea or one of her certified instructors from Ashlea Jones, Athletes in Training for a one-hour cardiovascular workout, which is guaranteed to give your body the ultimate workout. Bootcamp is a combination of strength, cardio, muscle endurance, flexibility, core, and functional movement patterns. The location of this program is dependent on operational requirements and may be facilitated indoors in the studio or outdoors at the north green space. Participants will be notified of the location before the first class. Location: SCRC - Studio or North Green Space Cost: $54.69 +HST Tue, Jul 6 to Aug 24 Thu, Jul 8 to Aug 26

SMARGORP NOITAERCER

The Lookout The Lookout is Scugog’s drop-in Youth Centre located on the second floor of the SCRC. The Lookout is a supervised drop-in space for youth in grades 7 to 12 to hang out with other youth in the community. The FREE drop-in includes, free Wi-Fi, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, arcade games, air hockey, foosball table, computers, board games, and a lounge space. Times and dates are listed below.

Cardio and Core 18+ yrs Participants will join certified fitness instructor Ashlea Jones or one of her qualified instructors for an upbeat, cardio and core class. Exercises will focus on building endurance and strengthening your core. The location of this program is dependent on operational requirements and may be facilitated indoors in the studio or outdoors at the north green space. Participants will be notified of the location before the first class. Location: SCRC - Studio or North Green Space Cost: $54.69 +HST Tue, Jul 6 to Aug 24 Thu, Jul 8 to Aug 26

6:30 to 7:30 pm 6:30 to 7:30 pm

7:45 to 8:45 pm 7:45 to 8:45 pm

JUNE IS RECREATION AND PARKS MONTH!

Each June, communities across Ontario celebrate June is Recreation and Parks Month (JRPM). JRPM is recognized by municipalities, community organizations, and schools as a way of promoting the benefits of being active and recognizing the contribution that recreation and parks make to quality of life. JRPM celebrates Ontario’s spectacular parks and recreation services, and raises awareness for the role they play as a pathway to individual, community, and environmental well-being. The Township of Scugog will be celebrating JRPM with our JRPM calendar photo contest. Stay connected on our social media channels, as well as our website, for the release of the calendar.

SUMMER CAMPS GENERAL INFORMATION CAMP HOURS

Camp hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day. There will be no extended care hours offered.

CAMPER RATIOS

Staff to camper ratio is 1:10. The Township of Scugog strictly adheres to the ages of each camp. Your child must be turning the age outlined in the camp description by December 31, 2021.

CAMPER PICK-UP

Staff are required to identify the parent/guardian of each child by requesting government issued photo identification before camp staff will release campers.

CAMP LEADERS

Camp Scugog takes great pride in the amazing leaders we have providing engaging activities for all campers. All leaders are required to have certification in Standard First Aid and CPR level C as well as High Five Principles of Healthy Childhood Development. Leaders also receive extensive pre-season training focusing on leadership, inclusion, safety, and creativity while maintaining a child-first approach.

HIGH FIVE THE BEST WAY TO PLAY

The Township of Scugog is committed to providing quality programming for children and youth. We are a registered member of the Parks and Recreation Ontario’s HIGH FIVE Program. HIGH FIVE is built on the belief that all children deserve to have a sport and recreation experience that supports their development. Positive experiences in sport and recreation help children to become capable, caring adults who contribute more effectively to the community in the future. Why would you choose any other program for your child? Visit www.highfive.org for more information on this quality assurance program.

WHAT TO BRING

Campers should bring a nut free lunch, snacks, refillable water bottle, non-mark running shoes, two masks and extra pair of clothing. All items should be clearly labelled with your child’s name. Personal belongings and toys will not be permitted at camp.

SUNSCREEN

Please apply sunscreen to your child(ren) every morning before drop-off as staff are not permitted to apply sunscreen.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

All parents/guardians will receive an email on the Thursday prior to the start of camp letting you know your child’s camp group. Each camp group will have a designated entrance/exit where physical distancing will be supported with ground markers. A staff member will greet you at the entrance wearing a mask and face shield. The staff will ask you a set of screening questions each morning and take your child’s temperature. Campers who have a temperature greater than 37.8°C or do not meet what is required by the screening questions will not be permitted to attend the camp program. A staff will walk your child to their activity space each morning. At pick-up you will be asked to provide photo ID and your child(ren) will be brought out by a staff member to leave at the end of the day. Please allow a few extra minutes at drop-off and pick-up time. If you need to get a hold of a staff member throughout the day or report an absent camper please call our camp hotline at 905-260-5268.

Photo taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic

The Township of Scugog provides integrated camp experiences for eligible children requiring extra support. To ensure a camper experience is provided to as many participants as possible, inclusion support is available. A minimum of 4 weeks notice is requested to allow adequate time to assess and arrange for program support. For further information, please contact recreation@scugog.ca.

Each cohort will have their own washroom. Throughout the day camp groups will have designated washroom times to ensure the health and safety of each child. Washrooms will be sanitized after each use.

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COMMUNICATION

We will continue to use the communication app ClassTag for photo sharing and communication throughout the day. Once you have downloaded the app, instructions on how to sign up will be delivered via email.

CAMP GROUPS, DISTANCING AND MASKS

Campers will be in small groups (‘cohorts’) with one Camp Counsellor as well as one additional camp staff to assist with cleaning, sanitization and extra support. Each group will have a designated activity space that only their group will be permitted in. Campers will not interact with children or Camp Counsellors in other groups. Camp Counsellors will be planning activities that focus on individual play and support physical distancing. Campers will be required to wear a mask within their cohorts inside and outside.

CAMPER CODE OF CONDUCT

Each camper will be asked to agree to a code of conduct while at camp, including physical distancing, respiratory etiquette and frequent handwashing. Campers who are unable or unwilling to follow the camper code of conduct may be asked to leave camp to protect the safety of all participants.

Photo taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic

Please note that all camp programs are subject to change based on current COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations. Please ensure you have a current email address on file to receive communications on any program changes and cancellations.

CLEANING MEASURES

In addition to practicing physical distancing, implementing strict screening measures and having additional staff to sanitize spaces and equipment, our facilities will be getting cleaned and sanitized more frequently with special attention to high touch surfaces like door handles and counters. Floor markers will be placed in transition areas and used during activities to promote physical distancing.

IN THE EVENT OF ILLNESS AT CAMP

If a camper falls ill while at camp, they will be placed in a quiet room with a staff person and isolated from the rest of their camp group. The parent/guardian will be contacted to pick up their camper immediately and complete the Ontario COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool to determine further action. Symptomatic staff and camp participants should be referred for testing. Those who test negative for COVID-19 must be excluded from the program until 24 hours of symptom resolution. If a symptomatic person receives a negative result, a repeat test within 24-48 hours can be considered if clinical suspicion is high. Those who test positive for COVID19 must be excluded from the program for 14 days after the onset of symptoms and clearance has been received from the local public health unit.

Photo taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic

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CAMPS

Adventure Camp Ages 5 to 12 yrs Adventure camp is a general recreation camp giving children the opportunity to explore, learn and play in engaging activities such as sports, active games, arts, music and more. Location: Scugog Arena Dates Jul 5 to Jul 9 Jul 12 to 16 Jul 19 to 23 Jul 26 to 30 Aug 3 to 6* Aug 9 to 13 Aug 16 to 20 Aug 23 to 27 Aug 30 to Sept 3

Theme Super Spies Captivating Creatures Enchanted Explorers Camp Olympics Tremendous Travelers Camp Carnival Jokes and Riddles Imagination Unleashed Messy Mayhem

Cost $155 $155 $155 $155 $155 $155 $155 $155 $155

Fit for Sport Camp Ages 5 to 12 yrs This camp provides campers with an opportunity to develop their athletic skills in a variety of sports and sport related games. The emphasis is on recreation which allows participants to develop their skills at their own pace. Participants will learn the rules of the games while developing a positive attitude toward physical fitness and healthy lifestyles. Please note: camps that run July 12 to 16 and August 9 to 13 will take place at Cartwright Fields. Location: Scugog Arena or Cartwright Fields Dates Jul 5 to Jul 9 Jul 12 to 16 Jul 26 to 30 Aug 3 to 6* Aug 9 to 13 Aug 16 to 20 Aug 23 to 27 Aug 30 to Sept 3

Theme Sports with a Twist Track and Field Camp Olympics Champion Challenges The World Cup Tour of Scugog Camp Scugog Games Terrific Tournaments

Cost $155 $155 $155 $155 $155 $155 $155 $155

Dance and Move Camp Ages 6 to 12 yrs Campers will be moving to the beat all week long at dance and move camp. Campers will learn ballet, jazz, hip hop and more while developing social and gross motor skills working towards a full dance routine at the end of the week. Activities will also include crafts, indoor and outdoor activities and games. Location: Scugog Arena

Dates Jul 12 to 16 Jul 19 to 23 Aug 9 to 13

Cost $155 $155 $155

Spectacular Science Camp Ages 6 to 12 yrs Explore the wonderful world of science. Each day, campers will discover a new scientifically super theme, participate in cool, hands-on activities, conduct experiments and see fascinating demonstrations. The morning will be spent doing science activities and the afternoons taking part in active games. Location: Scugog Shores Museum Dates Jul 12 to 16

Cost $185

Outdoor Adventure Camp Ages 6 to 12 yrs These adventurous campers will be spending their fun-filled days outside in the great outdoors. Campers will learn, explore and play all in the interesting world around us. Activities include hikes, nature art, building, scavenger hunts and many more activities inspired by nature. Indoor locations will be available to campers during heat warnings and inclement weather. Location: Scugog Shores Museum Dates Jul 5 to Jul 9 Jul 19 to 23 Aug 3 to 6* Aug 16 to 20 Aug 30 to Sept 3

Cost $185 $185 $185 $185 $185

Time Travelers Camp Ages 7 to 12 yrs Let’s travel back in time to explore the lives of early settlers. Campers will enjoy interactive and engaging activities to discover how families lived in years past, including cookie decorating in the log cabin, walking on stilts or building a pioneer toy. Each morning’s activities will be facilitated by the Scugog Shores Museum staff and each afternoon jampacked with activities facilitated by Camp Scugog Counsellors. Location: Scugog Shores Museum Dates Jul 26 to 30 Aug 23 to 27

Cost $185 $185

Camp Volunteer Program Ages 13 to 18 yrs Volunteers work directly with our campers under the supervision of our full-time staff. They assist with the facilitation and leadership of camp activities and are given opportunities to lead some programs on their own (with staff supervision). Volunteers must participate in a volunteer orientation course prior to applying for a volunteer placement. You can find these course dates under Recreation Programs in this guide. Once they have completed their orientation they can apply by emailing recreation@scugog.ca, fill out an application and submit it to the recreation staff. Please note: Due to COVID-19 and maximum cohort capacities there will be very limited volunteer placements offered this summer. Not all applicants will be guaranteed a volunteer placement.

The Township of Scugog is pleased to offer a variety of different specialty camps for children in Scugog by partnering with skilled organizations and local businesses. Tennis Camp Ages 6 to 12 yrs We are pleased to continue our partnership with the Port Perry Tennis Club. Campers will enjoy three hours of instructional tennis by a qualified instructor. For the remainder of the day campers will head down to Birdseye Park for an afternoon of active games, outdoor exploring and art. Drop off will be at the Port Perry Tennis Courts and pick up at Birdseye Park. Dates Jul 19 to 23

Cost $190

Cartoon Computer Animation Camp Ages 6 to 11 yrs with Kids Great Minds 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 storyboarding, create short computer animated cartoons, television shows or movies, and develop logical thinking skills. Each morning will be spent with the Kids Great Minds instructors and each afternoon with Camp Scugog leaders enjoying outdoor activities. Location: Scugog Arena Dates Aug 9 to 13

NEW!

Cost $230

Theatre Camp Ages 7 to 12 yrs with Theatre on the Ridge The Township of Scugog is excited to partner again with Theatre on the Ridge. Have fun in this playful approach to performance and stagecraft. New and experienced performers welcome! Acting is so much more than delivering the right lines in the right place at the right time and, whether in the ensemble or carrying a leading role, performers need to be versatile, adventurous and open to playing in the rehearsal process to come alive on stage. Come play with the professional instructors of Theatre on the Ridge through a variety of warm-up, rehearsal and performance techniques that come together on stage at the end of the week in a public presentation. In the afternoons campers will walk to Birdseye Park for an afternoon of active games with our camp staff. Drop off will be at the Latcham Centre and pick up at Birdseye Park. Dates Jul 26 to 30

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Scugog Specialty Camps

Cost $180

Arts Camp Ages 6 to 12 yrs with Scugog Council for the Arts In partnership with the Scugog Council for the Arts, this summer we will be offering an incredible arts camp! This camp is sure to spark creativity in each and every child. Campers will spend half the day with the Scugog Arts instructors creating masterpieces with a specific theme, and the other engaged in active games and outdoor fun with the camp staff! Drop off and pick up will be at the Latcham Centre. Campers will walk to the Scugog Council of the Arts Gallery for their art session. Dates Aug 16 to 20

PARK & PLAY

Cost $210

Join our camp leaders for an hour of FREE games, sports, crafts and more all throughout Scugog! This new program will bring the fun of Camp Scugog to many local parks in our township. Leaders will travel to four parks every Tuesday and Thursday and offer an hour of FREE activities. Pre-registration is encouraged as each session is limited to 20 participants. Registration will open the week prior on Monday at 9:00 a.m. and close at noon the day before the program. This program will run each week from July 5 to August 27. There will be no program offered the week of August 3 to 6. A parent/guardian will be required to sign their child in with the camp staff where they will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms, prior to joining the program. Masks will be required to be worn during activities. Parents/guardians are not required to stay on site but will be required to be within a 10 minute distance from the park with access to a mobile phone should they need to be contacted. At the end of the program a parent/guardian will be required to present photo ID matching the contact information listed in their registration before picking up their child. Ages 5 to 12 years.

TUESDAYS

Time 9:00 to 10:00 am 10:45 to 11:45 am 1:00 to 2:00 pm 2:30 to 3:30 pm

Location Ianson Park, Greenbank Seagrave Park, Seagrave Poplar Park, Port Perry Apple Valley Park, Port Perry

THURSDAYS Time 9:00 to 10:00 am 10:45 to 11:45 am 1:00 to 2:00 pm 2:30 to 3:30 pm

Location Herbert A. Bruce Park, Port Perry Roy Carter Park, Blackstock Cartwright Fields, Nestleton Putsey Park, Caesarea

AQUATICS GENERAL INFORMATION FACILITY

There will be a designated entrance and exit via gates that lead directly on to the pool deck. There will be no admittance to change rooms but portable toilets will be available beside Birdseye Pool. Patrons are asked to come to Birdseye Pool in their bathing attire and shower before and after their visit. All patrons will be required to wear a face mask while in the facility, until entering the water. Floor markers on the ground will help patrons navigate the facility in an effort to keep a physical distance of two (2) metres at all times. No equipment or toys will be permitted in the pool during leisure swim times and minimal equipment will be available during swim lessons and programs.

SAFETY AND SANITATION

Treated pool water is an effective disinfectant and the risk while in contact with treated pool water is considered minimal. Staff will be disinfecting common touch points every two to four hours. All staff have received training on updated lifesaving and first aid treatment to best protect both patrons and themselves in the event of an emergency. Goggles are highly recommended while participating in aquatic activities. Personal Flotation Devices (PFD’s) will be provided and will be sanitized between uses, as well as at the end of each day.

ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE AND SCREENING

There will be a designated entrance and exit directly to the pool deck as change room facilities will be closed to the public. A staff member will greet patrons at the gate to validate your reservation. The staff will ask each patron a set of screening questions. If the patron passes the screening questions, they will enter through the gate and be allowed access to the pool deck. If the patron does not meet what is required by the screening questions, they will not be permitted to the pool area.

PROGRAMMING

All aquatic activities will require pre-registration online at www.scugog.ca/registration. Lane swim, social swim and public swim will be operating on a reservation system. This is to align with bather load guidelines, promote physical distancing and reduce the use of cash payment. Registration for lane swim, social swim and public swim will open at 9:00 a.m. each week on Monday for the next week’s leisure swims. If the bather load permits, walk in patrons may be permitted once all online participants have arrived. Please note: all walk in patrons will need to pay with cash as the facility does not accept debit, credit or cheque.

SWIMMING LESSONS

All Instructors will teach from the pool deck and only be permitted in the water to demonstrate skills. To maintain the safety of participants, Red Cross Preschool Levels and Swim Kids Levels 1-3 will require a parent or guardian living within the same household in the water with them during their lesson. Swim Kids Levels 4+ will allow the child to be in the water by themselves as the instructor teaches on deck.

POOL RULES

Those with open sores or communicable diseases will not be admitted into the pool, unless a medical doctor’s certificate is presented. All participants using the lap and leisure pool must change from street clothes to a swim suit and/or clean clothing brought to the facility for the purpose of swimming. Participants may choose to wear t-shirts, thin long sleeve shirts, shorts or tight fitting leggings. Clothing worn in the pool must permit individuals to participate safely in programs. Head coverings must be tight fitting and ensure the safety of the participant.

Undergarments, cut-offs, jeans and loose clothing are not permitted in the pool. Shoes must be removed before entering the shower and pool area. For swimmers who are not toilet-trained, specially designed swim diapers are required. Patrons wearing street clothes are only permitted to watch from the viewing area.

Please do not bring food and/or beverages on the pool deck. Our staff are trained to follow specific procedures in the event of a pool fouling. On occasion, extended pool closures may be necessary.

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The use of all cell phones and picture-taking equipment is prohibited in all change rooms, washrooms and on pool deck. We do ask that anyone wishing to take pictures obtain permission from the Supervisor on duty. This is to respect the privacy and safety of all patrons. A season’s pass will permit patrons to swim during scheduled public swimming times during the week and on weekends. Patrons are not permitted in the pools without a certified lifeguard on duty. All patrons must shower before entering the pool. Swim hours may be changed due to special events, maintenance or other unforeseen circumstances. Changes to the schedule will be posted one week prior to the change, wherever possible. Unscheduled service disruptions can be found online at www.scugog.ca/news or by contacting any of our recreation facilities. The pool will remain open on rainy days, unless: thunder and/or lighting is evident; or, the downpour is so heavy, that the black dot on the bottom of the pool is not visible. If either of the above two points are present, the pool must be closed immediately. It may re-open after a 20 minute interval void of these two conditions, or upon the discretion of the Supervisor on duty. In the event of the pool being fouled, the pool will be cleared immediately. The required maintenance for fouled pools will be completed.

If any leisure swim or registered swim program is cancelled due to inclement weather/pool fouling within 20 minutes of the start time, an account credit for the admission price will be offered. If any leisure swim or registered swim program is cancelled due to inclement weather/pool fouling after 20 minutes of use from the start time, no refunds/account credit will be given. If swim lessons are cancelled due to inclement weather, or a fouled pool, a make-up class will be offered. If we cannot find a make-up day/time an account credit will be offered.

ADMISSION STANDARDS

AGES 0-5 YEARS

Must always be accompanied by an adult of at least 14 years of age. This adult is responsible for the direct supervision of the child(ren) in their care and must remain within an arms reach of the child(ren) both in and out of the water. Ratio 2:1.

AGES 6-9 YEARS PASS SWIM TEST

AGES 6-9 YEARS DID NOT PASS SWIM TEST

Must always be accompanied by an adult of at least 14 years of age. The supervising adult must remain water if ages 6-7 years or in the facility for ages 8-9 years. May swim in the shallow and deep end of the pool.

AGES 10+ YEARS

No supervision required. May swim in the shallow end of the pool. Facility swim test required to swim in the deep end. Swimming with a buddy is strongly encouraged.

WHAT IS THE SWIM TEST?

To successfully pass the swim test, individuals must swim continuously on their front, two (2) widths of the pool in a comfortable manner. Face/head must submerge and body must stay horizonal during the test. Children may be required to retake a swim test at anytime during their visit at the discretion of the lifeguard.

Photo taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic

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BIRDSEYE POOL SCHEDULE 254 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Guard Office: 905-982-0830 | Schedules subject to change.

Administration: 905-985-8698

Email: recreation@scugog.ca

June 21 to June 27, 2021 SATURDAY

SUNDAY

4:00-6:00 PM

10:30-12:30 PM

6:00-8:00 PM

12:30-3:30 PM

4:00-6:00 PM

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

LANE SWIM

1:00-2:00 PM

SOCIAL SWIM

2:00-3:00 PM

SWIM LESSONS

4:00-6:00 PM

PUBLIC SWIM

6:00-8:00 PM

June 28 to August 29, 2021 MONDAY LANE SWIM

SWIM LESSONS

SOCIAL SWIM

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

8:00-8:30 AM

8:30-9:00 AM

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

9:00-11:00 AM

4:00-6:00 PM

11:00-12:00 PM

SUNDAY

10:00-10:30 AM

10:30-12:30 PM

11:00-12:00 PM 11:00-12:00 PM

AQUAFIT

SATURDAY

11:00-12:00 PM

PRIVATE BOOKINGS

2:30-4:00 PM

PUBLIC SWIM

12:00-1:00 PM

1:00-2:30 PM

1:00-2:00 PM

2:30-4:00 PM

6:00-7:30 PM

2:30-4:00 PM

6:00-7:30 PM

2:30-4:00 PM

4:00-5:30 PM

6:00-7:30 PM

5:30-7:00 PM

SUNDAY

August 31 to September 4, 2021 LEADERSHIP

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

8:00-12:00 PM

8:00-3:00 PM

12:00-12:30 PM

12:30-1:00 PM

LANE SWIM

SOCIAL SWIM

12:00-1:00 PM

PRIVATE BOOKINGS

1:00-2:00 PM

PUBLIC SWIM

2:30-4:00 PM

1:00-2:00 PM

2:30-4:00 PM

4:00-5:00 PM

2:30-4:00 PM

4:00-5:00 PM

5:00-6:00 PM

4:00-5:00 PM

5:00-6:00 PM

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED 12

CLOSED FOR THE SEASON SEPTEMBER 4

All activities at Birdseye Pool require pre-registration and payment online at www.scugog.ca/registration or by phoning the guard office. Walk in participants will only be permitted if space is available and are required to pay by cash, as the facility does not accept debit or credit card payments. Please review all general information and pool rules in this guide or online at www.scugog.ca/swim prior to your visit for facility and program modifications and information.

Public Swim All ages Open swim for all age groups and swimming abilities. If you are attending with multiple family members you will need to register ALL family members by clicking the box beside each family members name when registering. Child 0-17 yrs: $3.40 Adult 18-54 yrs: $4.25 Senior 55+ yrs: $3.00 Social Swim 45+ yrs This program is designed for adults 45+ to join others in the pool for a fun leisurely swim. Adult 18-54 yrs: $4.25 Senior 55+ yrs: $3.00

PROGRAMS

Aquafit 18+ yrs This program will focus on aerobic endurance and resistance training. Certified fitness instructor Ashlea Jones or one of her qualified instructors will offer a creative, fun, and informal environment. Cost: $72 +HST Location: Birdseye Pool Tue, Jul 6 to Aug 24 Wed, Jul 7 to Aug 25 Thu, Jul 8 to Aug 26

11:00 to 12:00 pm 11:00 to 12:00 pm 11:00 to 12:00 pm

Parent and Tot Swim Lessons 4 to 36 months (Red Cross Starfish, Duck, Sea Turtle) The Red Cross Swim Preschool program was designed around the physical and social characteristics and the motor skills of each age group. To encourage learning in babies, and toddlers the program uses songs, games, and activities. This program is suitable for babies 4-36 months. Please pick the appropriate time slot suitable for your child’s age. Cost: $64 Location: Birdseye Pool Wed, Jul 7 to Aug 25 (4 to 24 months) Wed, Jul 7 to Aug 25 (12 to 36 months)

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4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm

Lane Swim 15+ yrs A swim designed for those who are 15 years of age or older to exercise or improve stroke development swimming up and down the lanes of the lap pool. Child 0-17 yrs: $3.40 Adult 18-54 yrs: $4.25 Senior 55+ yrs: $3.00

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LEISURE SWIMS

Private Bookings Book the pool for your family, non-profit group or birthday party! COVID-19 guidelines and capacity limits apply. $130 +HST Please note that all aquatic programs are subject to change based on current COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations. Please ensure you have a current email address on file to receive communications on any program changes and cancellations.

Bronze Medallion with Emergency First Aid 13+ yrs Pre-requisite: 13 years + (or completed Bronze Star) This is a pre-requisite for all advanced lifesaving programs. Bronze medallion develops the candidate’s judgment, knowledge, skill, and fitness – the four components of water rescue – in combination with general first aid principles and treatment of injuries. Bronze Medallion is a pre-requisite for assistant lifeguard training in Bronze Cross. The program runs Monday to Friday the week of August 30 with the exam taking place on September 4. Cost: $167 +HST Location: Birdseye Pool Mon, Aug 30 to Fri, Sept 3 Sat, Sept 4 (Exam date)

8:00 am to 12:00 pm 8:00 am to 3:00 pm

Bronze Cross 13+ yrs Pre-requisite: Bronze Medallion and Emergency or Standard First Aid from an approved agency This is a pre-requisite for advanced training in National Lifeguard. Candidates begins the transition from lifesaving to lifeguarding. Candidates strengthen and expand their lifesaving skills and begin to apply the principles and techniques of active surveillance in aquatic facilities with emphasis on teamwork and communication in preventing and responding to aquatic emergencies. The program runs Monday to Friday the week of August 30 with the exam taking place on September 4. Cost: $160 +HST Location: Birdseye Pool Mon, Aug 30 to Fri, Sept 3 Sat, Sept 4 (Exam date)

8:00 am to 12:00 pm 8:00 am to 3:00 pm

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SWIM LESSONS

The Township of Scugog offers private Red Cross swim lessons for preschoolers, children, youth and adults. We suggest that participants register in a minimum of 5 to 10 lessons to achieve a Red Cross level. Please note: All Instructors will teach from the pool deck and only be permitted in the water to demonstrate skills. To maintain the safety of participants, Red Cross Preschool Levels and Swim Kids Levels 1-3 will require a parent or guardian in the water with them during their lesson. Swim Kids Levels 4+ will allow the child to be in the water by themselves as the instructor teaches on deck. Cost: $25 per 30 minute lesson. Preschool Lessons Suggested to register in a maximum of one 30 minute lesson per day. Swim Kids Lessons Levels 1 to 4 are suggested to register in a maximum of one 30 minute lesson per day. Levels 5 to 10 suggested to register for two consecutive 30 minute lessons for one full hour of instruction per day.

June 21 to July 27, 2021 Mon 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Tue 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Wed 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Thur 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Fri 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Sat/Sun 10:30 to 11:00 am 11:00 to 11:30 am 11:30 to 12:00 pm 12:00 to 12:30 pm

Wed 9:00 to 9:30 am 9:30 to 10:00 am 10:00 to 10:30 am 10:30 to 11:00 am 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Thur 9:00 to 9:30 am 9:30 to 10:00 am 10:00 to 10:30 am 10:30 to 11:00 am 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Fri 9:00 to 9:30 am 9:30 to 10:00 am 10:00 to 10:30 am 10:30 to 11:00 am 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Sat/Sun 10:30 to 11:00 am 11:00 to 11:30 am 11:30 to 12:00 pm 12:00 to 12:30 pm

June 28 to August 29, 2021 Mon 9:00 to 9:30 am 9:30 to 10:00 am 10:00 to 10:30 am 10:30 to 11:00 am 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

Tue 9:00 to 9:30 am 9:30 to 10:00 am 10:00 to 10:30 am 10:30 to 11:00 am 4:00 to 4:30 pm 4:30 to 5:00 pm 5:00 to 5:30 pm 5:30 to 6:00 pm

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4 MONTHS TO 5 YEARS

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RED CROSS PRESCHOOL

Starfish 4 to 12 months Orientation to water for babies and their parent/caregiver. To enter this level, babies must be able to hold their head up. The goals are to help babies experience buoyancy and movement through songs and play in the water and to teach the parent/caregiver age-specific water safety. Duck 12 to 24 months Orientation to water for toddlers and their parent/caregiver. Swimmers learn how to use floating objects for support and explore different water movements through games, songs and active water play. The parent/caregiver also learns age-specific water safety. Sea Turtle 24 to 36 months Orientation to water for toddlers and their parent/caregiver. Swimmers learn through fun games and songs how to combine skills, how to kick with a buoyant object and how to perform basic floats, glides, and kicks. Sea Otter 3 to 5 years Transitional level that transfers the preschooler to the care of the Instructor within the first three classes. All skills are assisted by the Instructor. Using games and activities, swimmers learn to open their eyes under water, further develop basic floats and glides, and swim 1 metre. They also learn age-appropriate water safety skills. Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Salamander once all criteria have been successfully completed. Salamander 3 to 5 years Using games and activities, swimmers learn to swim 2 metres, do basic floats and increase their distance on front and back glide. Front swim and roll-over glide are also included and swimmers learn appropriate water safety skills such as how to jump into chest-deep water and how to use a Personal Floatation Device (PFD). Safety skills development includes water orientation, safe entries and exits, and only swimming when an adult is present. Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Sunfish once all criteria have been successfully completed. Sunfish 3 to 5 years Using games and activities, swimmers learn to swim 5 metres, increase their distance using buoyant objects, increase their front and back glide with kick, and develop their roll over glide, side glide and front swim. Safety skills include deep-water skills and use of a Personal-Flotation Device (PFD). Safety skills development such as water orientation, safe entries and exits and always asking for permission before going near the water. Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Crocodile once all criteria have been successfully completed. Crocodile 3 to 5 years Through games and other fun activities, swimmers learn to swim 5 metres on their front and back, perform a dolphin kick and begin using rhythmic breathing. They also progress with kicking drills and increase their swimming distance to 10 metres. Safety skills include jumping into deep-water and performing surface support for 10 seconds, recognizing when a swimmer needs help and using a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) in water. Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Whale once all criteria have been successfully completed. Whale 3 to 5 years Through fun activities, swimmers perform a front and back swim for 10 metres. Swimmers work on developing their flutter kick and perform a distance of 15 metres. Safety skills include identifying safe swimming areas, jumping into deep water, swimming 5 metres, surface support for 20 seconds and return to safety, throwing assist and sitting dives. Swimmers are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to Swim Kids level 4 once all criteria have been successfully completed.

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RED CROSS SWIM KIDS, TEENS & ADULTS Level 1 6 to 12 years Swimmers receive an orientation to water and the pool area and work on floats, glides and kicking. Swimmers build their endurance by working on the 5m front swim.

6 to 12 years Level 2 Swimmers work on propulsion skills to move through the water and to remain at the surface. Swimmers work on the front swim (5m) and learn about deepwater activities and proper use of a Personal Floatation Device. Fitness activities include the 10m flutter kick and a 10m distance swim. 6 to 12 years Level 3 This level provides an introduction to diving and teaches swimmers how to make wise choices about where and when to swim. Endurance is achieved by building strength in the flutter kick and a 15m swim. 6 to 12 years Level 4 This level introduces the front crawl (10m), and back swim with shoulder roll (15m). Swimmers work on kneeling dives, surface support (45 seconds, deep water) and developing a greater sense of self-safety by understanding their own limits. Endurance is built through a 25m swim. 6 to 12 years Level 5 This level introduces the back crawl (15m), sculling skills, whip kick on the back, stride dives and treading water. Front crawl increase to 15m. An introduction to safe boating skills is also included. Endurance is developed through a 50m swim. 6 to 12 years Level 6 This level refines front crawl with a focus on hand entry and breathing (25m), back crawl with focus on arm positions and body roll (25m) and introduces elementary backstroke (15m), safety on ice and rescue of others with throwing assists. Swimmers demonstrate the front dive and their ability to tread water in deep water for 1½ minutes. Endurance is built through dolphin kick and a 75m swim.

Level 7 6 to 12 years This level builds skills and endurance for the front crawl (50m), back crawl (50m) and elementary back stroke (25m) and introduces whip kick on the front. Swimmers learn about airway and breathing obstructions, reaching assists and stride entry. Swimming endurance is increased to a 150m swim. Level 8 6 to 12 years This level is an introduction to breast stroke (15m) and feetfirst surface dives. Swimmers learn about the dangers of open water, hypothermia, the performance of rescue breathing on children and adults and standing shallow dives. Swimmers participate in timed treading water activities using the eggbeater skill for 3 minutes to improve their ability to remain at the surface in the event of an unexpected fall into water. Endurance is built on a 300m swim. Front crawl and back crawl distances are increased to 75m each. Level 9 6 to 12 years This level refines the front crawl (100m), back crawl (100m), elementary back stroke (50m) and breast stroke (25m), and encourages swimmers to combine different kicks for fitness (3 min). They also work on head-first surface dives and learn about wise choices, peer influences and self-rescue from ice. Endurance is built through a 400m swim. Level 10 6 to 12 years This level is a final assessment of the strokes for technique and distance (front crawl 100m, back crawl 100m, elementary back stroke 50m, breast stroke 50m and side stroke 25m). Swimmers learn about sun safety, rescue of others form ice, and head-first and feet-first surface dives. Endurance is built using the dolphin kick (vertical) and a 500m swim. Adult and Teen Lessons 13 + years Swim Basics Red Cross Swim Basics is a two-level learn-to-swim program for adults and teens. These courses are designed to develop or increase swimmers’ comfort in the water through basic flotation, movement, and breathing skills and to foster the basic knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to stay safe in, on, and around the water. Swim Strokes Red Cross Swim Strokes is a stand-alone stroke development program for adults and teens. The program is designed to further develop strokes chosen by the swimmer in consultation with the Water Safety Instructor, and increase swimming distances and proficiency.

SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM VILLAGE GENERAL INFORMATION The Scugog Shores Museum Village is located on Scugog Island. The Village includes a collection of historical buildings including Head School, Head Church and Cemetery, the Lee House and the Ojibway Heritage Interpretive Lands.

SUMMER HOURS OF OPERATION

The scheduled opening of the Museum Village to the public has been delayed to Wednesday, June 2, 2021. The Museum Village is open for special events and by appointment at other times of year. Open Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

ADMISSION FEES

Adults: $5 Students: $4 Seniors: $4 Children (5 to 12 years): $2 Children (4 years and under): FREE

VOLUNTEERING WITH THE SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM VILLAGE

The Scugog Shores Museum is currently looking for volunteers to assist with the following areas: Artifact research Artifact cataloguing Educational programming Visitor greeters Events If you’re a high school student looking to complete your community hours, or just looking for a way to give back to your community, this is the perfect opportunity. Please contact museum@scugog.ca.

MEMBERSHIPS

Memberships are now available which offer privileges at the Museum Village. Membership categories: Family: $56.50 (two adults and up to four related children under the age of 16) Individual: $28.25 Senior: $22.60 (over 65 years of age) Student: $22.60 (with valid student ID) Benefits of Membership include Free general admission to Scugog Shores Museum Village Free admission to Dog Days of Scugog, the Pioneer Fall Fair and the Children’s Old Fashioned Christmas at the Scugog Shores Museum Free access to archival reference material (by appointment only) Invitations to members-only exhibition previews and other special events 10% discount on adults and children’s workshops or programs 10% off all gift shop purchases over $20 excluding consignment prices

EVENTS AND EXHIBITS

The Museum Village hosts a variety of events and exhibits throughout the year. All activities take place at the Museum Village unless otherwise noted. The upcoming schedule for 2021 includes: Pioneer Village Guided Tours Explore the 11 buildings of our historic pioneer village and the Ojibway Heritage Interpretive Lands. Guided tours are provided Wednesday to Sunday, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. throughout the summer.

52nd Annual Canoe the Nonquon Due to the current provincial restrictions, we will not be able to proceed with our annual Canoe the Nonquon. In celebration of June is Recreation and Parks Month, we encourage Scugog families to get active outdoors and paddle Nonquon Your Way! Snap a photo on your trip and post it with the hashtag #NonquonYourWay or #CanoeTheNonquon for a chance to win a Museum prize pack.

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PLAYS FROM THE PAST

A Collection of Short Once Act Victorian & Edwardian Plays, June 20 Theatre on the Ridge looks back at the plays of the early 20th century and finds that comedy, tragedy, social commentary and entertainment abound in this mixed staged reading program. All performances take place on June 20 at both 3:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. The Dear Departed by Stanley Houghton (1910) A clever comedic dramatization of a famous De Maupassant story about a man who pretended he was dead in order to see what his family thought about him. Passion, Poison & Petrification by George Bernard Shaw (1905) A witty spoof of popular Victorian melodramas, written by the preeminent playwright of the English speaking theatre in the early 20th century.

GROUP BOOKINGS

School Programs We are pleased to offer a variety of curriculum based programs for all grade levels at the Museum Village. All programs can be tailored to the unique needs of your class. Full and half day programs are available. Outreach programs which bring history directly to your classroom are also available. Please contact us for virtual program options. Group Tours Guided tours for groups are offered seasonally at the Scugog Shores Museum Village and the Ojibway Heritage Interpretive Lands. Email museum@scugog.ca for more information. Please note that all cultural programs are subject to change based on current COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations. Please ensure you have a current email address on file to receive communications on any program changes and cancellations.

Mr. Sampson by Charles Lee (1911) Two spinster sisters, Caroline and Catherine, live a peaceful life in Cornwall. However, that peace is disturbed when their new neighbour, Mr. Sampson makes a proposition. The Twelve Pound Look by J. M. Barrie (1914) A woman of society, tired of her existence, almost gives it up when she learns from a workingwoman something of the joys of labour