We are enforcing a strict policy  in regards to students and families who are feeling unwell,  have fever or displaying symptoms of COVID - 19. Please stay home if you are unwell, this is to ensure the safety of all staff and students attending camp. 

• • • Staff and students at high risk of experiencing severe illness should not take part in recreational, sporting, or camp activities.

-Routine daily symptom screening for all  staff and participants. 

- Children will need to be 48 hours fever free before attending or returning to camp activities

-Any child who is feeling unwell with cold/flu symptoms will be sent home or asked not to return until they are feeling better

-If staff are unwell they will also be asked to stay home and a substitute will be found. 

During Camp:

-Students will be asked to wash their hands upon entering the building.

-Student are not required to wear masks when in the building, families may ask their children to wear a mask if they choose. 

-Families are asked to drop off and pick up children at the door. Staff will be there to greet them with sign in sheet. This reduces traffic within the school. 

-Extra cleaning and sanitizing proceeders will be in place during camp (all surfaces wiped and sanitized after each activity transition and sports equipment sanitized at the end of each camp day. 

To enable elementary school students with diverse needs  to build a foundation for personal achievement,  by providing an interesting, safe and fun environment. 

STEAM Team Camps is now approved by AFU as a special education program and we are able to bill them directly. 

CKNW Kids Fund - bursary fund is available for lower income families who are in financial need and who do not have access to other funding options including AFU or DL funds etc... We have a limited amount of funding money available and want to be able to give it to families whom would otherwise not be able to access camps without this bursary option. Partial and full subsidy are dependant on each individual families situation. Email us directly if you would like to apply. 

Please Note CKNW funding is currently pending approval for the 2022 Summer programming. 

The idea behind S.T.E.A.M education is to prepare students for successful careers in the 21st century. We live in a time of knowledge and information exploration. S.T.E.A.M education seeks to teach students to be creative, innovative, critical thinkers. Its engages students in project based-learning, where they are often given real world engineering challenges. Students must work together to find solutions to these challenges. Students will learn that sometimes failure is part of the process and they will use flexible thinking skills to try again, and improve upon their ideas. If students develop skills needed to think deeply and critically they will be prepared to become the innovators and leaders of our future.

For Registration Forms please email us.

Email: SteamTeamCamps@gmail.com

Hours: Monday - Friday 8:15am - 3:15pm 

Location: 420 Seymour River Pl, North Vancouver, British Columbia V7H 1S8, Canada

FAQ

1. What time does camp start? Children may be dropped off starting at 8:15am

2. What time does camp end?  Children MUST  bee picked up between 3:00- 3:15pm

3. Where is Steam Team Camps? Kenneth Gordon Maplewood School, North Vancouver

4. When is Steam Team Camp ran throughout the year? Typically over spring break  and summer break

5. What age groups is Steam Team Camp for?  All elementary school aged children

Policy

1. 50% deposit required at sign up/ non-refundable.

2. Remainder of fees due on last day of registration.

3. Refunds only given on remainder. 14 days notice is required prior to camp start date for any cancelations and refunds. 

4. Steam Team Camps holds the right to change policies and fees anytime throughout the year.

5. No tolerance for violence: Children who are violent towards other students and staff will be asked to leave immediately with no refund.