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Camp Centennial
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Spring School Programs

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School Program Request Form

Which program are you interested in?
Day Camp Program (Moncton, NB)
Overnight Sleep-Away Program (Grand Lake, NB)

Not sure which you're looking for?

  • The Day Camp Program is for schools looking to arrive sometime in the morning and typically leave early afternoon. The day is structured to include some of the "highlight" activities of Camp (details below). The program takes place fully at Camp Centennial in Moncton, NB.

  • The Overnight Sleep-Away program takes place at Centennial Landing in Grand Lake, NB. A short fly-over of the site can be found here. This program includes overnight accomodations, food, and a program developed in collaboration with your school's specific goals and intentions for the experience. The length of the program can vary from a single night to longer stays.

School Group 'Day at Camp' Overview
 

We are excited to host you and you students for a day at Camp this spring! Here is an outline of what that day will look like, including the general activities we will be running: 
 

Arrival: Upon arriving at Camp our staff will welcome your students and guide them to one of our Cabins where they can leave their things for the day. We will then run a few welcoming activities, finishing off with splitting them into groups. We typically mix all the classes before creating our own groups.


Activities: We rotate the students groups through 4-6 stations depending on group size. The amount of time they spend at each group depends on how long you are spending at Camp! Here are the stations:

  • High games - These are high activity, running games. Typically these games are run in the main field at Camp or the surrounding woods. These could range from tag style games, dodgeball and more!

  • Low games - These are low activity, usually sitting/circle games. These are done as a break from the more active stations. We would run through a variety of classic circle games, riddles and secret society games.

  • Rock Climbing Wall - Students will have the opportunity to try our outdoor rock climbing wall under the guidance of our trained staff. We use a top-rope belay system and all student’s wear a helmet, as per the requirement of the school district. 

  • Low Ropes Obstacle Course - Students will make their way through a selection of low obstacles.

  • Scavenger Hunt - Students will be let loose to explore the camp area to find a selection of items found in nature!

  • Crafts - While this is not always offered, there could be the chance for students to partake in a craft session with one of our staff. 

 

Snacks and Lunch: Students bring their own lunch and snacks and time will be allotted throughout the day for these! 

Activity Overview
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