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| My Kids Bouncing Off The Walls |
If you are wondering whether you should keep the kids home this March Break, picture this: kids bouncing off the walls of your home--at close quarters! Unless you are planning a family vacation, or have activities planned for 10 days straight, then why not consider enrolling the kids in a March Break camp?
Have you heard of Toronto Athletic Camps March Break camp, with locations in Toronto and the GTA? It operates out of the Toronto French School (Bayview & Lawrence), and West Ellesmere United Church (Victoria Park and Ellesmere). Boys and girls ages 4- to 12-years old will enjoy an active March Break with soccer, tennis and basketball. There are both full-day and half-day options.
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| TAC Sports Welcomes Kids 4- to 12-Years Old |
March Break camp is offered during the following dates and times:
Locations:
Toronto French School (Bayview and Lawrence)
West Ellesmere United Church (Victoria Park and Ellesmere)
Sports Offered:
Sports Offered:
Soccer, Tennis, and Basketball.
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| TAC Sports Offers Tennis, Soccer and Basketball |
Dates:
Toronto French School: March 9th - 13th (week 1) OR March 16 - 20 (week 2)
Toronto French School: March 9th - 13th (week 1) OR March 16 - 20 (week 2)
West Ellesmere United Church: March 16th - 20th (only offered one week)
Times:
Times:
Full Day Option: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Half Day Options: Morning 9:00 am - 12:00 pm OR Afternoon 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Cost:
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| The Kids Receiving Basketball Instruction |
Toronto French School: Full Day: $395 + HST / Half Day: $225 + HST
West Ellesmere United Church: Full Day: $299 + HST / Half Day $199 +HST
DISCOUNT CODE:
Use PROMO CODE TAC_CANBLOGHOUSE for 5% off of any TAC Sports camp registration for March Break or Summer Camps!
The TAC Sports Difference:
1) 5 Star Development System - students are classified into one of five levels, from beginner to advanced.
2) MegaStar Learning - unique TAC Sports technique of teaching students a drill for 10 minutes, followed by direct application of the learned skill in game play for 10 minutes. This keeps the students motivated, focused and maximizes their skill development.
3) Progress Reports - each student receives a report card with personal feedback at the end of the camp.
4) Low student to instructor ratio
5) Toronto French School Camp is offered as a bilingual (French and English) camp.
The TAC Sports Mission:
To change the lives of 100,000 children in Toronto and the GTA through the most personable, long-term growth oriented, leadership building sports development.
More Information About TAC Sports Camps:
TAC Sports on Twitter
TAC Sports on Facebook
TAC Sports Website
E-mail TAC Sports: info@tacsports.ca
Phone TAC Sports: 416-627-1092
The TAC Sports Difference:
1) 5 Star Development System - students are classified into one of five levels, from beginner to advanced.
2) MegaStar Learning - unique TAC Sports technique of teaching students a drill for 10 minutes, followed by direct application of the learned skill in game play for 10 minutes. This keeps the students motivated, focused and maximizes their skill development.
3) Progress Reports - each student receives a report card with personal feedback at the end of the camp.
4) Low student to instructor ratio
5) Toronto French School Camp is offered as a bilingual (French and English) camp.
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| Have Fun & Get Active With Soccer! |
To change the lives of 100,000 children in Toronto and the GTA through the most personable, long-term growth oriented, leadership building sports development.
More Information About TAC Sports Camps:
TAC Sports on Twitter
TAC Sports on Facebook
TAC Sports Website
E-mail TAC Sports: info@tacsports.ca
Phone TAC Sports: 416-627-1092
What do your kids or grandkids usually do for March Break? Have you ever enrolled them in a March Break camp?
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Looks like great options for those in Toronto. Love what camp has brought for my boys we always do day camps in our region in the summertime.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so fun! Pretty sure my kids would love it if we lived a little closer! :)
ReplyDeleteMy kids love going to camp! Unfortunately, Its not in the cards this March break but we are participating in some events at our local library!! A busy kid equals a happy mom
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great camp. I love kids camps that encourage children to be active.
ReplyDeleteSounds like an awesome camp. Will have to look into this for next March Break as this year my girls are with their father in Hamilton :)
ReplyDeleteThis sure looks like loads of fun
ReplyDeleteOh look at those couch jumpers,oh the fun is endless when your young
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