Fall Programs
- Arts, Dance & STEM
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Advantage Robotics
At least 9 but less than 17Advantage RoboticsIn this 11-week program we will be building and programming an obstacle avoidance robot car from scratch. If you have ever seen a robot vacuum cleaner (like a Roomba), this follows the same base principles just without the vacuum. It is a fantastic introduction to the interactions between mechanical design, electrical circuits and programming.All participants are required to bring a Windows laptop or MacBook.Instructor: Matt SmithKey ConceptsProgrammingElectrical Circuits & ComponentsUltrasonic Distance SensorsServo MotorsDC Motor ControlBattery PacksAutonomous Logic - Learn more and register
STEM Discovery | Ages 6-8
At least 6 but less than 9Ignite your child’s curiosity and creativity with our exciting STEM Discovery program! Designed for early elementary students, this engaging program combines hands-on activities and interactive learning to introduce the fundamentals of electronics, mechanics, and engineering. Over six weeks, participants will create several unique projects while developing problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.Each 90-minute class is packed with fun and educational activities like building electrical circuits with squishy dough, programming Edison robots, and constructing geodesic domes. Take-home projects include:• E-cards• LED flashlights• Catapults• Rubber band-powered cars• Paddle wheel boats• Balsa airplanes• Paper rockets• Bristle botsWith such a wide variety of activities and projects, kids can enroll in multiple six-week sessions without repeating the same experience. This is the perfect opportunity for young learners to explore the exciting world of STEM in a fun, supportive environment!Instructor: Casey Wickert - Learn more and register
STEM for Teens | Ages 12-16
At least 12 but less than 17Unleash your teen’s potential in our STEM for Teens program! This immersive class combines hands-on activities with foundational lessons in electronics, mechanics, and engineering. Over six weeks, participants will build a variety of projects, gaining valuable skills and a deeper understanding of STEM concepts.Each class offers engaging challenges in two key areas:ElectronicsLearn the fundamentals of soldering and build an electrical device.Start with an electric car and progress to more intricate projects, culminating in the creation of a digital clock and an FM radio.Mechanical ConstructionEngineer exciting projects like:Mouse trap carsMedieval catapultsPop bottle rocketsHydraulic manipulator armsTrebuchetsCustom-designed wind turbinesWith a wide variety of projects and challenges, students can enroll in multiple six-week sessions and continue building their skills with fresh activities each time. This program is perfect for aspiring inventors and problem solvers ready to dive into the exciting world of STEM!Instructor: Casey Wickert - Learn more and register
Young Rembrandts: Cartoon Drawing | Ages 8-12
At least 8 but less than 13Get ready for giggles and creativity in every class! Your child will love exploring the fun and imaginative world of Young Rembrandts Cartoon Drawing. From silly animals to outrageous facial expressions, each lesson brings laughter and learning to life. Budding cartoonists will have a blast drawing Cool Kids, hilarious Sports Moments, and other wildly entertaining characters. Every class is packed with artistic challenges that boost creativity, confidence, and cartooning skills.Let the laughs—and the learning—begin! Enroll your young artist today!
- Certifications & Leadership
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Lifesaving Society | National Lifeguard
15 and upThe Lifesaving Society’s National Lifeguard certification builds on the fundamental skills, knowledge, fitness, judgment, and values taught in the prerequisite Lifesaving Society lifesaving certifications. Recognized as the standard for lifeguards in Canada, National Lifeguard training develops a sound understanding of lifeguarding principles, good judgment, and a mature and responsible attitude toward the role of the lifeguard. The primary role of the National Lifeguard is the prevention of emergency situations, and the timely and effective resolution of emergencies. The National Lifeguard certification prepares lifeguards to fulfill this role as professional facilitators of safe, enjoyable aquatics. The National Lifeguard program develops the basic lifeguarding skills, principles, and decision-making process to help lifeguards evaluate and adapt to different aquatic facilities and emergencies. The National Lifeguard program cannot in theory or practice prepare candidates for every situation that might occur. Employers must provide inservice training to familiarize their staff with the unique aspects of their aquatic facility. The National Lifeguard certification reflects the Lifesaving Society’s standards, publications, and research into drowning and injury prevention, water rescue, and aquatic safety systems. The National Lifeguard certification is backed by a full range of safety services provided by the Society that support the design and operation of safe aquatic facilities that lifeguards work in.National Lifeguard Pool: trains lifeguards in safety supervision and rescue in a pool environment.Prerequisite(s): Bronze Cross (need not be current), current AB workplace approved Intermediate First Aid, and minimum 15 years of age. Delivery Method(s): in-personCertification Currency: 2 years from the date of certificationRecertification: Attend a National Lifeguard Pool recertification exam.
- Climbing
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Kids Rock | Ages 6-8
At least 6 but less than 9Our Kids Rock Climbing Program offers an exciting introduction to the sport in a supportive and fun environment. This course focuses on developing fundamental climbing skills, including proper technique, footwork, hand and finger placement, balance, and body movement.As kids navigate challenges on the climbing wall, they'll build confidence and problem-solving abilities. Each session is designed to be both educational and enjoyable, providing a positive space for physical activity and personal growth.Please ensure your child comes prepared with clean indoor running shoes or climbing shoes.Instructor: Megan Petty - Learn more and register
Youth Ascent | Intermediate Climbing | Ages 9-12
At least 9 but less than 13Elevate your climbing with our Youth Ascent: Intermediate Climbing Program. Building on foundational skills, this program introduces essential belaying techniques, empowering participants to safely manage ropes under expert supervision.Climbers will refine their technique, footwork, and body movement for more challenging routes. This course also fosters confidence, responsibility, and teamwork, cultivating a strong sense of community and personal growth.Please ensure your child comes prepared with clean indoor running shoes or climbing shoes.Instructor: Megan Petty
- Fitness
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Gentle Yoga for Strength
12 and upThis 4-week specialized yoga program is designed for all levels and focuses on building strength, flexibility, and overall body awareness in a safe environment. Modifications are available for those with limited mobility, ensuring a comfortable and effective practice. Through breath, meditation, and mindful movement, participants will learn tools to connect with themselves. Yoga poses in this series target balance, strength, mobility, and relaxation. Benefits may include pain management, improved sleep, reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, and decreased anxiety. Join a like-minded community and experience the beauty of yoga, regardless of your ability. At the end of each class, enjoy a guided meditation and soothing sounds to leave feeling grounded and refreshed. - Learn More and Register
Piloga
13 and upThis 5 week series you will experience a gentle blend of Pilates and Yoga. Core conditioning and joint range of motion exercises may be performed with the assistance of apparatus such as Gliders, Rubber Resistance, and small balls. This class is great for beginners and/or individuals with low back troubles. Please bring your own yoga mat if possible - Learn more and register
Youth Kickboxing
At least 9 but less than 17Our Youth Kick Boxing class empowers students with essential kickboxing skills through engaging and age-appropriate drills. We prioritize a safe and supportive atmosphere where kids build lasting confidence, self-discipline, and physical fitness.Instructed by Lennon Bandhan a Fourth Degree Black Belt in Karate that brings over 26 years of instructing experience to this program. No experience Required
- Martial Arts
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Youth Kickboxing
At least 9 but less than 17Our Youth Kick Boxing class empowers students with essential kickboxing skills through engaging and age-appropriate drills. We prioritize a safe and supportive atmosphere where kids build lasting confidence, self-discipline, and physical fitness.Instructed by Lennon Bandhan a Fourth Degree Black Belt in Karate that brings over 26 years of instructing experience to this program. No experience Required
- Sports
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Archery Tag | Ages 10-14
At least 10 but less than 14Come and experience the thrill of Archery Tag, a one-of-a-kind sport that blends the excitement of dodgeball with the classic precision of archery. Don't miss out on an action-packed and exhilarating afternoon at SLS Centre!Members: $0.00 (the registration fee is 100% discounted at checkout)Non-members: $25.00RulesPLAY AREA (Zones & Boundaries)PLAYERS - The sport of Extreme Archery consists of teams of 4 (or more) players on opposing sides of the playing field, separated by the Neutral Zone. Teams begin the game with the same number of players on the field.THE GAME - The object of the game is to score the most points during a timed Match. Points are awarded for “hits” and “catches”. A “hit” against an opponent = 1 point. A “catch” is worth 3 points when an opponent’s arrow is caught in mid flight. When a player is hit with an arrow, they remain in the game and continue to play.BOUNDARIES - During play, all players must remain within the boundary lines.THE OPENING RUSH - Players take a position on their end line. Following a signal by the referee, players rush into the Neutral Zone to gather their arrows. Each team’s arrows are on their right. Players then return to their Action Zone to start shooting.ZONE RULES - Players are “live” only when in their Action Zone. They can only shoot or be shot when in their Action Zone (behind their Attack Line). Players are not allowed to shoot from the Neutral Zone and players cannot shoot at players who are in the Neutral Zone. Players in the Neutral Zone are only permitted to retrieve arrows and return immediately to their Action Zone. Players may not stall in the Neutral Zone and must return to their Action Zone within 10 seconds before a warning will be issued by the referee. A second infraction will result in a 2 point penalty at the discretion of the referee. 2 point penalties may be assessed for crossing over the opposing team’s Attack Line, stalling, shooting someone in the Neutral Zone, or being out of bounds.PAUSE IN GAME (TIMEOUTS) - The only timeouts are for equipment safety issues and injured players. On the rare occasion of an injury, immediately notify the referee to stop play and attend to the injured player.PLAYER CONDUCT - Players are to respect and adhere to the decisions of the referee at all times. Masks must be worn during game play. Respect all players. Bows and arrows are to be used only as intended for game play. Under no circumstance are bows or arrows to be used as a shield, or to knock arrows out of the air. Violent or disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated. Obscene language and/or gestures will not be tolerated. - Learn more and register
Pickleball | FUNdamentals | Ages 10-12
At least 10 but less than 13Join us for an exciting introduction to pickleball, one of the fastest-growing sports in Canada! Our Pickleball FUNdamentals program is designed for children ages 10-12, focusing on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a fun and engaging environment.Through interactive drills and friendly games, participants will learn the basic rules, techniques, and strategies of pickleball while building confidence and making new friends. Whether your child is a complete beginner or looking to improve their game, this program promises to foster a love for the sport and promote an active lifestyle!Instructor: Gary CooperNo class on April 30 - Learn more and register
Pickleball | 2.5/3.0 Skills and Drills | Ages 18+
At least 18 but less than 99Sharpen Your Pickleball Skills!Are you a 2.5 or 3.0 rated pickleball player aiming for improvement? This dynamic 6-week program focuses on the essential skills and strategies you need to advance. We'll work on improving your shot consistency to reduce unforced errors, teach you effective doubles positioning and strategy, and help you develop the patience and finesse required at the non-volley zone. Get ready to enhance your overall game and compete with greater confidence!Instructor: Gary Cooper
