Pincourt Day Camp
The Town of Pincourt is happy to present its summer camp for the 2021 season.
The summer camp will be offered on a weekly basis rather than for the entire season. This new formula will allow us to maximize the number of children registered while adapting to the needs of our clientele. The camp schedule has also been revised.
In addition, due to the sanitary regulations currently in effect and major work at Notre-Dame-de-Lorette school, our operations have been decentralized to offer a second point of service at Chêne-Bleu High School. Make sure you choose your location when you register.
Places are limited at both locations.
Due to the pandemic and frequent changes in government health regulations, the Town of Pincourt reserves the right to modify or cancel its camp offer without notice.
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Registration to Summer Camp and Day Camp Summer 2021
Before you register, you must have created your family file. Creating your family file can be done at any time before the official registration period.
REGISTRATION
Registration online: from April 27 at noon until June 1, 2021. Limited places.Registration procedure:
- Go to our registration platform.
- Click on "Se connecter" to access your family file*.
*If you do not have a family record, you must create one by including all parents and other family members.
Have on hand:
- Parent's social insurance number (payer, activities with child care expenses)
- Children's health insurance number
- Medical and emergency information - Then proceed with your registration and payment: by credit card (secure site) or by direct debit (specimen check required).
Important
Please keep a reminder of your user code and password in order to be able to access your account, register to other activities and print your own receipts.
Registration by phone
No appointments will be made before April 27, 2021.
Within appointment only: 514 453-8981, ext. 242
Administrative fees of $15.NOTE: The Town of Pincourt reserves the right to require proof of residency at any time and to expel without refund any child who presents behavior problems. Places are limited.
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Eligible participants Pincourt residents only.
Age: children 6 to 14 years old
Children under 6 must have completed kindergarten.
Only children registered to day camp can go to day care.
NOTE: The Town of Pincourt reserves the right to require proof of residency at any time and to expel without refund any child who presents behavior problems. Places are limited.
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Cost of Summer Camp and Day Care Summer Camp
The summer camp will be offered on a weekly basis rather than for the entire season.
Cost
Weeks Dates Camp fees Day care fees Week 1 June 28 to July 2 (open on July 1) $75 $40 Week 2 July 5 to 9 $75 $40 Week 3 July 12 to 16 $75 $40 Week 4 July 19 to 23 $75 $40 Week 5 July 26 to 30 $75 $40 Week 6 August 2 to 6 $75 $40 Week 7 August 9 to 13 $75 $40 Little camp* August 16 to 20 $75 $40 *The capacity of the little camp is very limited. First come, first served.
Daycare service
The $40 per week fee is payable in advance and is non-refundable. Daily payment is not available.
Discounts
Summer package:
When purchasing 6 weeks of camp for the same child, the 7th week is free.
(Excluding the little camp and daycare).Family package (3 children and more):
40% discount for the 3rd child or more
(Excluding the little camp and daycare).Refund policy
- The camp will be refunded 100% if the event is cancelled by the Town.
- If the request is made before June 25, the Town will refund 100% less a $10 administration fee.
- After June 25, a refund will be made only on a pro-rata basis for the service rendered less a $10 administration fee if accompanied by appropriate documentation (e.g. medical certificate). The prorating is calculated from the date of receipt of the request.
- Requests for reimbursement received after the end of an activity will not be accepted.
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Schedule Day camp
Monday to Friday: 9 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Daycare service
Monday to Friday: 6:30 am to 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Locations:
- Omni-Centre OR
- Chêne-Bleu High School
Day camp calendar
Group outings will not be offered in the 2021 season.
Week 1 June 28 to July 2 (open on July 1) Week 2 July 5 to 9 Week 3 July 12 to 16 Week 4 July 19 to 23 Week 5 July 26 to 30 Week 6 August 2 to 6 Week 7 August 9 to 13 Little camp (Omni-Centre) August 16 to 20
Did you know?Many residents have asked us why the day camp doesn’t last one week longer. The answer is that in the summer, participating children are based at École Notre-Dame-de-Lorette. To prepare for the new school year, the Commission scolaire des Trois-Lacs needs one week to carry out the necessary cleaning and renovations.
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Information for parents Every Friday, you will receive the Infocamp newsletter by e-mail, featuring all the news of the week!
You can contact Pincourt Day Camp during opening hours:
- By phone at 514 453-8981, ext. 254
- By e-mail at campdejour@villepincourt.qc.ca
In the event of an emergency, dial 514 453-8981, ext. 229.
*To report the absence of a child, please leave a message at 514 453-8981, ext. 255.
Documents
Parents Information Booklet - Summer 2021
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Measures - COVID-19 Four main guidelines:
- Physical separation
Activities must ensure a distance of 1 meter between participants 16 years of age and under and 2 meters between staff and participants who do not reside in the same household. In the context of hosting school groups (nature classes and discovery days), it is also possible to form stable class groups while respecting the physical distance between the class groups. - Outdoor activities
Give preference to outdoor sites for the programming of activities and limit the use of indoor facilities in case of bad weather, respecting the maximum number of participants per facility in order to respect physical distance. - Limiting physical contact
Minimize direct and indirect contact between individuals by scheduling activities and games that limit the sharing of non-disinfected materials between participants (balls, pencils, paintbrushes, scissors, helmets, disguises, bows and arrows, etc). - Hygiene measures
Implement and enforce strict sanitation rules, including cleaning and disinfecting rooms and equipment, furnishings and sanitary facilities, and personal hygiene routines, including hand washing for participants and staff.
- Physical separation