Camp Wildcat Summer Camp 2019 St. Luke s Episcopal School 3975 Japonica Lane Mobile, AL 36695 SUPER Summer! Full Name of Camper: Date of Birth: Grade for 2019-20 School year: School which Camper attends? Home address: (ZIP) Mother s Name: Mother s email Mother s Work/Cell Number: Father s Name: Father s Email: Father s work/cell numbers: Please select: Junior Camper (K3, K4, or K5 for 2019-20 school year) Senior Camper (1st grade-6th grade for 2019-20 school year) Senior Campers field trip shirt size, circle one: youth XS, Youth S, Youth M, Youth L, Youth XL, Adult S, Adult M, Adult L, Adult XL (T-shirts are for senior campers only and are worn on field trips. Please select the sessions that your child will attend Camp Wildcat. If you do not cancel your session within 48-hours of start date, you will be billed for each missed session. We plan our staff and supplies based on attendance. Thank you for understanding. You must email campwildcat@stlkesmobile.com to make changes. (Descriptions of each week noted below.) Dates partial or full week Junior/Senior Weekly Theme Week 1 May 28-May 31 Super Summer Kickoff Week 2 June 3-7 Mad Scientist Week 3 June 10-14 Gone Camping Week 4 June 17-June 21 Polynesian Paradise Week 5 June 24-June 28 Fabulous Fairytales Week 6 July 1-3 It s a Party in the USA (*Prorated -$100) Week 7 July 8-12 Cowboys v. Aliens Week 8 July 15-July 19 Rainforest Adventureland Week 9 July 22-July 26 Camp Factor Week 10 July 29-August 2 Camp Wildcat Has Talent Camper Registration: Campers will pay a non-refundable $50 registration fee due with the Registration Form. Camp Fees: Camp Fees are due the first day of attendance each week at the time of drop-off. Campers will not be admitted to camp without payment. $140 per week for five days per week (full week) $100 per week for two days or less per week (partial week) Parent Signature: Date:
Camp Wildcat Summer Camp 2019 This form must be returned with the page above to be considered completed. Indicate the name of the persons other than parents who are authorized to pick up your child from camp: Name: Relationship: Name: Relationship: Field Trip Permission (Senior Campers only) I certify that I am the parent or guardian of attending Camp Wildcat at St. Luke s Episcopal School. The above mentioned Summer Camp has my full permission to allow my child to attend a field trip off- campus. I agree to hold harmless and release from liability St. Luke s Episcopal School, or any employee or representative thereof, for any action, claim or damage that may arise as a result of my child s participation. In the event my child needs emergency or medical treatment, every attempt will be made to contact us, the parent/guardian. In the event I/we cannot be contacted, my authorized signature below gives my/our permission to St. Luke s Episcopal School to secure prompt treatment. Parent Signature: Date: Photo Release I give my permission for St. Luke s Episcopal School staff to use photographs of my child for purposes of publicity of publications, both internally and externally through various media sources, including but not limited to, newspaper, magazine, internet, and television. Parent Signature: Date: Liability Release I understand that participation in Camp Wildcat at St. Luke s Episcopal School involves potential, although highly unlikely, loss or damage to personal property and bodily injury. In consideration of my child being permitted to participate in the scheduled activity, I hereby release and hold harmless St. Luke s Episcopal School as sponsor, its officers, trustees, employees, affiliates and agents (the Released Parties ) from any and all actions, damages, claims, or demands which my child, our heirs, executors, administrators or assigns may have against the Released Parties for all bodily injuries, known misconduct or grossly negligent act, of any of the Released Parties. I, the undersigned, have read this release and understand its terms. I agree to follow, or cause to be followed, all directions of the Camp s leaders. Parent Signature: Date: Medical Information and Release Please list any allergies: Please list any medical concerns or needs: Physician s Name: Physician s Phone : Emergency Contacts other than parents: Name: Relationship: Phone: Name: Relationship: Phone: I authorize St. Luke s Episcopal School to take whatever emergency medical measures are deemed necessary for the care and protection of my child. I understand this may involve transporting my child to a doctor, or to a hospital, or contacting emergency medical personnel for assistance. Parent Signature/DATE:
CAMP WILDCAT 2019 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Please read all of the information carefully before registering your camper. AGE OF CAMPERS: Junior Camp Wildcat - Children who have completed K2-K4 (K3-K5 for 2019-20 school year). Senior Camp Wildcat - Children who have completed K5 through 5th Grade (1st-6th for 2019-20). ADDITIONAL FEES:There is a $50 non-refundable registration fee per camper. The registration fee holds your spot at Camp Wildcat. We will accept registrations in order of date. received. The registration fee covers supplies and field trip admittance fees and onsite activities. For Senior Campers, a camp T-shirt is included and must be worn on field trip days. Registration forms will be incomplete without the registration fee. Your child s spot is not guaranteed without paying the registration fee. Parents may pay the registration fee at our front desk located at 3975 Japonica Lane mobile, AL 36693 CAMP DATES: May 28-August 2. Camp will be closed July 4th.and 5th CAMP HOURS: Camp begins daily at 7:30 and ends at 5:30. Parents must sign out campers each day when picked up. Campers may not be dropped off before 7:30. A late fee of $1 per minute will need to be collected before your child returns to Camp Wildcat. CAMP TUITION: Camp tuition must be paid on the first day of the week at the time of sign in. If tuition is not paid at the time of drop off, the camper will not be allowed to stay at camp. If you pay for more days than you attend, we will be unable to issue a refund. CAMP MEALS: Campers should bring a sack lunch and a snack for the morning and afternoon. No microwavable items are allowed. Campers may purchase from the snack shack (drinks, snacks, and lunch food.) Snack Shack money must be kept in a labeled ziplock and will be sent home each day. No money will be kept on campus overnight. CAMP DRESS: Comfortable play clothes and closed toe shoes are required each day. A towel and a swimsuit will be required on swim days. Please label all items. Please apply sunscreen before you arrive at camp each day. You may also send in a spray bottle of sunscreen for additional coverage,. No other type of sunscreen will be applied by camp staff. You are responsible for labeling EVERYTHING that your child(ren) bring to Camp Wildcat. We will supply a lost and found box at the front entrance. OFF CAMPUS EVENTS/FIELD TRIPS: A signed parental consent is required for all field trips and off campus events. Please sign the field trip permission, liability and medical information and release included in the registration packet. Some destinations may require specific waivers. Late arrivals: Children arriving after camp counselors have taken campers on field trips will not be allowed to stay on campus. Students without the signed releases and applicable waivers will not be allowed to participate, nor will they be allowed to stay at camp in lieu of participating in the field trip. In addition to the field trips, senior campers will go to a swim club each week. Junior Campers will not participate in off campus field trips. Electronics: Children are not allowed to bring any electronics to Camp Wildcat. Parent Signature: Date:
JUNIOR CAMPER WEEKLY INFORMATION Our Junior Camp is for students in K3-K5 for the 2019-20 school year. Our Junior Campers do not take field trips, but we bring the fun right to them! We set up our age appropriate blow up pool area (Wildcat Waterpark) with bubbles, chalk, and unlimited fun! We also have a waterslide available as well as scheduled guests! We offer enrichment classes daily. The children will participate in our Lil Music Makers, Art and Creation Station, Science, Library, Legos, playground, gymnasium, etc. Below is a guide of weekly themes that we will offer the Junior Campers. Themes and plans are subject to change. Week 1 (5/28-6/1): SUPER SUMMER KICKOFF - We are ready for a SUPER summer! Be ready because we will be doing lots of SUPER fun activities. Just like any good Superhero, we will pass fitness tests, play superhero games, read superhero stories, go on missions, learn about fingerprinting, and collect clues. Superhero masks and capes are encouraged, but not required. Don t forget to label everything! Week 2 (6/3-6/7): MAD SCIENTISTS - Whoever said science wasn t fun? Science is all around us and Camp Wildcat will be experimenting and making things that even Einstein didn t think of! STEM activities, projects, and movement will be a HIT this week with our Juniors. Week 3 (6/10-6/14): GONE CAMPING - What are some of the things you think about when you think about camping? Smores, tents, nature, BUGS, We will play outdoor games, go on scavenger hunts, make nature crafts, and construct tents. It can t get more real than this! Week 4 (6/17-6/21): POLYNESIAN PARADISE - Come dive into week 4 and think ALL things ocean & ALL things Hawaiian. We will play Hawaiian games and beach relays, make Hawaiian crafts, hula dance, coconut bowl, hula hoop, learn about different ocean creatures, and erupt volcanoes! Come take a bite and see what Polynesian Paradise is all about! It will be JAWSOME!
Junior Campers Continued Week 5 (6/24-6/28): FABULOUS FAIRY TALES - Week 5 will be marvelous! We will go to many magical and imaginary lands and be everything from princesses to pirates, unicorns, mermaids, and all things Disney! We will make marvelous crafts and play mythical games. Be prepared to feel like you are in Never=Neverland! Feel free to wear fairy tale attire (as long as it is potty friendly and labeled!) Week 6 (7/1 7/3): IT s A PARTY IN the USA - Our Campers will celebrate all things U.S. OF A! We will have army relays, make patriotic art, perform patriotic science experiments, and learn more about our fabulous country! It s time to celebrate the Land of the free and the Home of the Brave! Think RED, WHITE, BLUE AND YOU! (prorated $100 for week) Week 7 (7/8-7/12): COWBOY V. ALIENS - This week will be out of this world! We will have fun being cowboys and cowgirls as we play farm games and farm activities such as: milking cows, making butter, planting crops, and corralling pigs! We will also have astronaut races, learn about the solar system, and throw unidentified flying objects! Week 8 (7/15-7/19): RAINFOREST ADVENTURELAND - Be ready for a WET week of water games that originated in the rainforest. (IF you make it through the crocodile alley obstacle course!) Be ready for jungle yoga and lots of WATER activities. Week 9 (7/22-7/26): CAMP FACTOR - Camp Wildcat Campers will become future olympians! We will have a BLAST learning about other countries and cultures as we participate in some age appropriate challenges. We will have field sports, water sports, and races. We will learn about sportsmanship, fitness and try new challenges. You even MIGHT win a medal! Be prepared for Camp Wildcat challenges, games and relays! Week 10 (7/29-8/2): CAMP WILDCAT HAS TALENT - We will roll out the red carpet so that Camp Wildcat SHINES! We will rehearse and get ready for any talent that you want to perform. Campers will have designated days of the week to dress as their favorite movie star, musician/singer, athlete, and character. Dressing up is encouraged, but not required. We will make crafts and play games that would make any celebrity envious! We can t wait to present Camp Wildcat Has Talent! Drum Roll, please! Water Days and special events will be announced soon! Check out Facebook page: Camp Wildcat- St. Luke s Episcopal School for more information or email campwildcat@stlukesmobile.com.
Senior CAMPER WEEKLY INFORMATION Our Senior Camp is for students in rising 1st grade - rising 6th grade for the 2019-20 school year. Our Senior Campers will enjoy weekly field trips, weekly swimming, daily enrichment classes, waterslides, field sports, gymnasium, playground, and SO MUCH MORE! Below is a brief description of themes for Senior Campers. Additional information will be announced soon. Themes and plans are subject to change. Week 1 (5/28-6/1) - SUPER SUMMER KICKOFF - We are ready for a SUPER summer with YOU! We will pass super hero fitness tests, play super hero themed games, find out what our real powers are, and we will go on a secret mission to learn about forensics and discover clues with fingerprinting, uncover codes, get creative with invisible ink and MUCH MORE. Only CAMP WILDCAT detectives can solve this mystery! Feel free to dress as your favorite superhero each day! Week 2 (6/3-6/7) - MAD SCIENTISTS - Whoever said science wasn t fun? Science is all around us and Camp Wildcat will be experimenting and making things that even Einstein didn t think of! STEM activities, projects, and movement will be a HIT this week. Week 3 (6/10-6/14) - GONE CAMPING What comes to mind when you think about camping? Tents? We will have a STEM challenge and design and build tents. Smores? We will make them. Nature? We will make pet rocks, nature bracelets, and MORE. Bugs? We will have creepy crawlers and all kinds of bugs on stand by for fun and entertainment! Week 4 (6/17-6/21) - POLYNESIA PARADISE" - Come dive into week 4 with us! You will dream that you are in Hawaii when you think of luaus, the ocean, sharks, and limbo. We will play Hawaiian themed games and beach relays, hula dance, hula hoop, learn about different ocean creatures and erupt with science experiments. Try NOT to become shark bait! Come take a bite and see what Polynesian Paradise is all about! It will be JAWSOME
Senior CAMPERS Continued Week 5 (6/24-6/28) - FABULOUS FAIRYTALES - Week 5 will be magical! We will go to many mythical and imaginary lands and be everything except who we really are.! We will play legendary games, cast imaginary spells, make magical potions, play mythical trivia, and MORE. Be prepared to feel like.you are in Never=Neverland! Feel free to dress like you are in another land! Week 6 (7/1-7/3) - PARTY IN THE USA - Our Campers will celebrate all things U.S. OF A! We will have army relays, patriotic science experiments,, and learn more about our fabulous country! It s time to celebrate the land of the free and the home of the brave!. Think: Red, White, Blue AND YOU! (prorated$100) Week 7 (7/8-7/12) - COWBOY v. ALEINS - Week 7 will be out of this world! We will have fun being cowboys/ girls by getting down and dirty on the farm! We will play games likes cops and robbers, partake in cowboy yoga, and play farm-tactic games! We will also become aliens as we learn about the solar system, have astronaut races, throw unidentified flying objects, play cowboy v. aliens, and MUCH MORE! Extraterrestrial life originates at Camp Wildcat! Week 8 (7/15-7/19) - RAINFOREST ADVENTURELAND - Get ready for a WET week of water games that originated in the rainforest. (IF you make it through the crocodile alley obstacle course!) Be ready for jungle yoga and lots of WATER activities. Week 9 (7/22-7/26) CAMP FACTOR) - Camp Wildcat Campers will become future olympians! We will have a BLAST learning about other countries and cultures as we participate in some age appropriate challenges. We will have field sports, water sports, and races. We will learn about sportsmanship, fitness and try new challenges. You even MIGHT win a medal! Be prepared for Camp Wildcat challenges, games and relays! Week 10 (7/29-8/2) CAMP WILDCAT HAS TALENT - We will roll out the red carpet so that we can SHINE! We will rehearse and get ready for any talent that you want to perform either by yourself or in a group! Campers will have a designated day of the week to dress as their favorite movie star, musician/singer, athlete, and character! Dressing up is encouraged, but not required. We can t wait to present CAMP WILDCAT HAS TALENT! Drum roll, please!