How the camp day is looked after

• 1:81 adult to 8 children5 to 8 years
• 1:101 adult to 10 children9 to 12 years

80

Ages 5 years to 12 years

• Background checks
• CPR and first aid
• Mandated reporter training
• Medication training

• Sign-in and pickup

  An adult on your list signs your camper in and out at the door, and we ask for ID until we know you. A camper goes home only with someone on that list, and we call you if a different adult comes.

• Allergies, medicine and illness

  Tell us about allergies and medicine at registration, and we ask what we need privately. A camper with a fever stays home. If a camper feels ill at camp, we call you and an adult stays with them until you arrive.

• Sun, shade and water

  Camp is outdoors for much of the day. There is shade on both lawns, water at every block and a break between blocks. Send your camper with a hat and sunscreen already on, and we remind campers to put more on after sprinkler play.

• Heat and weather

  When the day is very hot or a storm is near, outdoor blocks move into the fellowship hall and the classrooms, and we text families before camp starts.

• Devotion, for campers of any faith

  Morning devotion is part of every day. A camper who would rather listen than sing or pray is welcome to sit and listen, and we never ask about your family's church.

• Fire and storm drills

  On the first morning of every week we walk each group to the exits and the shelter spot, so every camper has done it once before it matters.