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Summer Programs Guide SUMMER PROGRAMS GUIDE SUMMER 2021 JULY - AUGUST www.warman.ca REGISTRATION BEGINS Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps Monday, May 10th @ 9:00 a.m. HOW TO REGISTER THE ONLINE REGISTRATION SYSTEM HAS CHANGED! ALL RESIDENTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT WITH OUR NEW SOFTWARE! FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW. Online To register for programs and services, all new users will be required to sign up for an account. Users will be able to use 1. Visit www.warman.ca - My Recreation Account this system when registering for programs and services. 2. Create a new account Not signing up in any classes or programs? No worries; we 3. Browse/register for City of Warman programs still encourage you to sign up for your new account because it will be required when you are ready to register for your next program or class. Phone If you have any problems registering, please contact The Legends Centre CSR, at 306-933-2210. 1. Call 306-933-2210 2. Payments over the phone include Visa and Mastercard 3. Please remember that phone lines are very busy on registration days and wait times will be longer than normal. In-Person MORE INFORMATION 1. Stop by The Legends Centre - 701 Centennial Blvd City of Warman 2. Payments options include Visa, Mastercard, Debit, Cash or Recreation and Community Services Department Cheque (payable to the City of Warman) P: 306-933-2210 REFUNDS AND CREDITS E: [email protected] • A written refund request that is received seven (7) days prior to the start of a Visit us at #1-701 Centennial Blvd course will receive a 100% refund or credit on your account. CSR open Monday - Sunday 8:30am - 9:00pm • A 50% refund is issued if cancellation is received less than seven days prior to course start, or if the program has started but is less than 20% complete. Stay Connected Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps • A prorated refund will be issued for cancellations at any time due to medical Warman Recreation and reasons (medical certificate required). Community Services • Should we cancel a program due to insufficient enrollment, your preference of @warman_rec a full refund, credit on account, or enrollment in another available program will be made available to you. @warman_rec • Please note, class registrations are non-transferable between individuals. www.warman.ca • Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing and mailing of a refund cheque. 306-933-2210 2 Stay connected warman.ca ADULT FITNESS PROGRAMS Full Body Flow Yoga Blended First Aid Level C & CPR This multi level flow yoga class is suitable for all people First Aid and CPR Recertification is a 1 day in-person course. If the Full First Aid & CPR to stretch and strengthen the body. There will be course is needed, there is the option of doing the blended learning course, with 1 opportunities to challenge yourself as well as time to day being done online. The instructor would email you the online course to complete connect with your breath. The instructor will provide at home, prior to attending the in-person class. This course focuses on: airway, modifications for different levels of poses and multiple breathing and circulation emergencies, complete with CPR/AED, wounds, head and options ending with savasana. spine injuries, sudden medical emergencies and more. FITNESS PROGRAMS Full Body Flow Yoga June 30 - Wednesday 6:00pm - 7:00pm 10 Legends Centre $75 Nancy September 1 ADULT COMMUNITY PROGRAMS First Aid / CPR (Level C) Saturday July 17 or August 14 9:00am - 4:00pm 1 Legends Centre $155 ACTIVE ADULT PROGRAMS Mondays and April 12 FREE Forever in Motion 10:00am - 10:45am Legends Centre **Limited Spots Available, Fridays 10 classes Pre-registration Only** Step Up and Go Walking See description above for Monday - Friday April - August Legends Centre FREE Program times and routes. May 4 to Bingo Tuesdays 1:00pm - 3:00pm Legends Centre $2/person June 29 Last Thursday of April 29, May 27, Senior Club 10:30am - 12:00pm Legends Centre FREE Each Month June 24 COVID-19 REMINDERS STAY HOME IF YOU ARE SICK Those showing symptoms of COVID-19 are advised to contact the Saskatchewan Healthline at 811. Masks are mandatory by everyone, except when participating in the activity. PROCEDURE FOR ENTERING THE BUILDING The entrance doors to the Legends Centre will be the 3 north doors and the exit doors will be the 3 south doors. Patrons that enter the building are required to check in at the front desk, you may be asked for your name, phone number and/or email and where you are going in the facility. This process allows us to facilitate contact tracing, if necessary. Records of attendance will be retained for a minimum of one month and will only be used for the purposes of COVID-19 contact tracing. Use the hand sanitizer at the front entrance prior continuing into the building. Patrons of the facility must follow the displayed signage to ensure minimal contact and safe procedures. Patrons are to limit their time spent in the facility, as well as maintain physical distancing when returning to their vehicles or homes. There will be no loitering in the lobby areas, users are expected to go directly to their facility. Registration starts Monday, May 10th @ 9:00 a.m. 3 SUMMER FUN PROGRAM PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Experience your destination for summer fun in Warman! This summer program will provide participants with a new focus each week, exploring sports, nature, arts and so much more. Each week, they will explore a local park and experience new activities. The campers will learn new things, make new friends, create memories that last a lifetime, and experience summer every day! Each day includes themed activities, games, indoor and outdoor play and crafts, led by our qualified instructors! Date: July 5 - August 20, 2021 Time: 9:00am - 4:00pm Location:The Legends Centre Cost: $15/day/child or $65/week/child - Maxium 75 children limit COVID 19 GUIDELINES: Children will be placed into groups of 15 and will not interact with other groups. Field trips and hot lunches are not being scheduled at this time. We hope to bring back this service as an additional cost, if COVID-19 rules allow. Pre-registration is required for this program. THE ONLINE REGISTRATION BEFORE & AFTER CARE SYSTEM HAS Before Care: 7:00am - 9:00am - $10.00/child, a maximum of 25 children allowed CHANGED! After Care: 4:00pm - 5:30pm - $7.00/child, a maximum of 25 children allowed Before and After Care: $15.00/child CLICK HERE FOR Pre-registration is required MORE INFORMATION! Join the Warman Summer Programs Facebook Group for up-to-date information. These programs are funded by the support of the 4 Stay connected warman.ca KIDSPORT What is KidSportTM? KidSport is a children’s charity dedicated to assisting children of families facing financial obstacles to participate in community sport programs. The primary goal of sport should be for ALL kids to play and have fun. How does the program work? Individual grants of up to $750.00 are available per calendar year for children and youth up to 18 years of age. All funds used for the grants comes from the communities fundraising efforts and donations. How can YOU help? Support KidSport this year by making a charitable donation, buying tickets to the Playhouse raffle, holding a BBQ or other fundraiser and making a donation to KidSport. 2020, saw a challenging year with lower opportunities to participate, but more applications due to struggling financials. Due to Covid-19 we were unable to do our major fundraiser the playhouse raffle and therefore our committee had less dollars to give out. We will be launching this years Playhouse Raffle on May 1st This also coincides with May is KidSport month and we are asking you to consider giving during this month and all year long, all donations made directly to Warman Kidsport or through the OK Tire Bus are eligible for a Charitable Tax Receipt. We want to thank our 2020 Corporate Sponsors OK Tire Warman, Clothing Obsession, & Atlas Recreation. KidSportTM is a Community Responsibility! To apply, donate, or for more information please contact [email protected] or call 306.933.2210 Registration starts Monday, May 10th @ 9:00 a.m. 5 WARMAN Community Library If you didn't know already the Warman Community Library/Wheatland Regional Library has FREE online books, magazines, videos, TV shows andWARMAN more available through numerous online websites! CommunityAll you need is a library Library card. Don't have a library card - don't worry! Visit your local library branch or register online at www.wheatland.sk.ca/sm/register DID YOU KNOW? Warman You can get a free library COMMUNITYcard LIBRARY at any public library in Saskatchewan. Warman COMMUNITY LIBRARY Warman COMMUNITY LIBRARY LOCATION HOURS 700 Gowan Road Monday & Tuesday / 10am - 7pm Inside of the Warman Community Middle School Wednesday & Thursday 10am - 9pm 306-933-4387 Friday / 10am - 6pm [email protected] Saturday / 10am - 4pm Closed Sunday and All Statutory Holidays Primary Parking and Library Access is available at the Warman Community Middle School entrance on Gowan Road; due to COVID-19 access is via The Legends Centre is not available. 6 Stay connected warman.ca UPCOMING EVENTS C E L E B R A T E Canada day july 1st, 2021 at lions park Search for the Stars, House Decorating, Fireworks and More! Watch for complete details on warman.ca Registration starts Monday, May 10th @ 9:00 a.m. 7 REGISTER NOW Building Future Olympians Route 11 Creative Arts Centre Help Support Local Arts and Culture Become a Member! 101 Klassen Street West As a Community Service non-profit Warman, Sk.
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