Thank you for

Welcome registering your

child(ren) at our
Parents camp. We are
confident that they
& will have a truly
fun and memorable
Guardians experience!

Contact:
info@casmacamps.com
June 21
416-454-3775 to
Online:
www.casmatoronto.com
Aug. 20
2021

OUR MISSION
At CASMA, we make it our mission to
encourage each camper to grow their
potential by providing top quality
programming with highly trained and
educated staff members who always
put the children's and parent's best
interest at heart
FACILITIES & RESOURCES
We have modern classrooms and a large
gym available at our summer camp
locations - Junior Academy (2454
Bayview Ave.) and Denlow PS. (50
Denlow blvd.) Both indoor and outdoor
programs are available depending on the
time of the year. Our equipment and
resources used during our programs are
the most current and up to date in order
to help our students achieve their
optimal potential.
STAFF
We recognize that the strength and
success of a business lies in its staff as
they are the core of our programs
and camps. Therefore, CASMA has
assembled many educators, experts and
professionals in their respective
domain. All our coaches and
teachers are also first aid and CPR
trained. Their experience in teaching
and coaching is unparalleled by other
camps. We spare no expense of finding
the best possible instructors and
coaches to teach your child. You would
be hard pressed to find a team with
more credible experience.
WEATHER
In the event of inclement weather, the
camp will adjust it's programs to ensure
the safety and comfort of all campers.
CAMPER TO STAFF RATIO
CASMA ensures that there is a low
camper to staff ratio (6:1) that enables
our outstanding team to provide
our students with the attention level
that they require. This ideal ratio
allows your child to be able to learn
and grow in a safe and fun
environment while getting the
maximum instruction they deserve.
COVID-19 AND MEDICAL
INFORMATION
Please ensure that all medical concerns
and/or special requirements are
disclosed and documented. Our camp
will be following the new Ministry of
Health guidelines for day camps. At
CASMA, we are going above and beyond
to make sure each camper and staff is
safe at camp. Please make sure to read
all the important information regarding
our Covid-19 policies attached in the
camp e-mail package.
ILLNESS PROTOCOL
If your child falls ill during camp hours,
a parent/guardian will be notified
immediately for pick-up. Your child will
be waiting in an area away from
campers and will be supervised by an
instructor until pick-up.
Under situations where your child(ren)
has a communicable disease (i.e. pink
eye, infection, etc.) please refrain from
bringing them to camp until they are
no longer contagious.
Please contact us if your child(ren) will
be absent from camp.
WHAT TO WEAR &
WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP
Campers should wear comfortable
clothing and are encouraged to wear
closed-toe running shoes for active
participation. There may be some days
where the camp may engage in outdoor
activities that will require an extra
change of clothes (i.e. water balloon
games) and sun protection (i.e. a hat,
sunglasses, sunscreen). Campers are
responsible for applying their own
sunscreen.
For Learn to Pedal and Trail Biking,
campers must bring their own bike and
helmets are mandatory. This summer
we are not able to store your bikes at
the school. Please remember to drop off
and pick up your bikes at the end of
camp every day.
There will be allocated areas for
campers to leave their belongings.
Please discuss with your child(ren) the
importance of caring and keeping track
of their personal belongings as we are
not responsible for lost or missing
items. Campers are advised not to bring
any valuables to camp.
Campers must have a mask with them
at camp and they must wear it indoors
at all times, except for lunch and snack.
Outdoors, campers can take the mask
off when physical distancing of 6 feet
is possible.
We recommend each camper to have
their personal hand sanitizer. Campers
can also use the hand sanitizers
available at reception.
PICK-UP & DROP-OFF
PROCEDURES
Drop-off: all campers should be dropped
off at 9:00am in the Junior Academy
parking lot. If you are registered for
early care, you can drop off your child
as early as 8AM. A staff member will be
awaiting their arrival at a designated
area. Parents are not allowed to enter
the building.
Drop-off for Trail Biking: Drop-off for
Trail Biking will be at Junior Academy
or Denlow PS. A myriad of great trails
connected to Sunnybrook park await
your child. Trail biking is for children
that are intermediate and advanced
bikers (log jumps, going over roots and
rocks). We recommend for all parents
to test the level of their child's biking
skills by going on the Sunnybrook or
DVP trails and trying some of the green
and blue trails on the app Trailforks
(available for iOS and Android devices).
Our most advanced bikers may be
doing some black trails too.
EARLY drop-off: for those who are
signed up for early care, drop-off is
scheduled for 8:00am at Junior
Academy.. A staff member will meet
your child outside and sign them in
after screening them.
Parents must measure temperature of
their child every morning before going
to camp.
Mayo Clinic: "Your child has a fever if
he or she: Has a rectal, ear or temporal
artery temperature of 100.4 F (38 C) or
higher. Has an oral temperature of 100
F (37.8 C) or higher. Has an armpit
temperature of 99 F (37.2 C) or higher."
Do not bring your child to camp if they
have a fever, sore throat, cough or are
not feeling well.
PICK-UP & DROP-OFF
PROCEDURES (continued)
Pick-up: all campers should be picked
up at 4:00pm in the parking lot of
Junior Academy. A staff member will
escort your children to your car.
Parents are not allowed to enter the
building for pick-up. Only individuals
who are listed will be allowed to pick-
up campers. If an individual who is not
listed in our systems need to pick-up
campers then the parents and/or
guardians must contact the camp
immediately and provide the name of
the individual and they will need to
provide valid ID upon pick-up.
LATE pick-up: for those who are signed
up for extended care, pick-up is at
5:30pm in the parking lot of Junior
Academy.
There will be a 10 minute grace period
(4:10pm or 5:10pm) for parents or
guardians who are late picking up their
child(ren) but please note that there
will be an extra charge of $5.00 for
every 10 minutes thereafter if the
camper(s) have not been picked-up.
SNACKS & LUNCHES
Please remember to pack snacks and
lunches for your child(ren). Snack-time
will occur twice throughout the day;
once in the morning and once in the
afternoon. Campers have to bring a
refillable water bottle as they will be
staying active all day and drinking
directly from the water fountain is not
allowed. We encourage to pack lunches
that your child can open easily and that
do not require to be reheated.
All parents and guardians should be
advised not to pack any food items
containing nuts or may contain traces
of nuts. Please remind your child(ren)
not to share any food items with other
campers. Strict guidelines will be
followed to ensure the safety of all
campers.
EMERGENCY CAMP
CAMP CONTACTS NEWSLETTER
Should you need to reach the camp you In order to keep parents and guardians
may do so at any of the following numbers: updated, we will be sending out weekly
newsletters recapping the fun activities
CASMA Director that have taken place that week.
Michael Dmitrik 416-454-3775

CASMA Coordinator at Junior Academy

Bronte Stark 604-366-8596 or 647-773-
2216

CASMA Coordinator at Denlow PS

Jaaden Lewis 416-826-5005

WE ARE LOOKING
FORWARD TO AN AMAZING
camp TOGETHER
- CASMA TEAM