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Schools Out! Program Provides Wide Variety of Options During February Break

written by Shanine Sealey January 20, 2021
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The month of January seems to be flying by and before we know it, February break will be here. For parents looking for something to do to keep their children active, the City of Martensville has you covered. They will once again be offering the Schools Out! Program, which will take place from February 16-19. This hour-long program is designed for children ages 5-12 and will include a variety of both physical activities, as well as STEM projects taking place at the North Ridge Community Centre.

Some of the activities included in the Schools Out! Program are snowshoeing, Generation POUND, snow volcanos, Winter Bootcamp, Instant snow and much more. Each day will consist of a new activity.

Jamie McCulloch, Recreation Program Coordinator II for the City of Martensville, will be the main facilitator for this program and advises that parents are asked to ensure their child brings the following items; Snow suits, winter gear, boots, indoor shoes, a mask and a water bottle.

“All of the programs will happen at the North Ridge Community Centre. We will be utilizing the trails somedays and will spend time outside in order to construct some of the STEM projects we have planned,” McCulloch explained.

This program will follow all COVID precautions that are required through the Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Health Authority. All participants will be required to wear a mask both inside and outside while participating in the program. Each child will receive their own pre-packaged set of equipment/materials to reduce contact between objects and the participants. Sanitizing will be required upon arrival and each time activities are switched. A distance of six feet between children will be mandated during activities and during physical activity, a distance of three metres will be required. In addition, all adults must fill in and return a COVID release form that asks if anyone is experiencing flu/cold like symptoms to stay home.

There are two options available – full week, which will include Tuesday to Friday and is $15, along with different time slots to choose from. “Families can pick the time slot that works best for them to attend the program,” McCulloch said.
Registration for the Schools Out! program opened on January 18 and availability is limited. For more information contact jmcculloch@martensville.ca or call 306-683-5575. To register visit: https://martensville.maxgalaxycanada.net/Home.aspx.

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Shanine Sealey

Shanine Sealey has always had a passion for reading and writing. Growing up with a librarian for a mother, and working in a library as her first job at age 15, that passion continued to grow. After moving to Martensville in 2006 and working at the StarPhoenix for several years, Shanine was given the opportunity to join the team at the Martensville Messenger in 2011. From there, she fell in love with the world of newspapers. In 2014, Shanine and her co-worker Jocelyn Ottenbreit decided to purchase the Martensville Messenger, as they both felt it was an important part of the community and they wanted to continue its legacy within the City. Shanine has had the opportunity to meet so many amazing members of this community because of the Martensville Messenger, which is something that she is extremely grateful for. Her responsibilities include; reporting on local news, weekly production of the newspaper and day to day operations within the business.

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