WHO	Children ages 6-12
WHAT	Children learn the techniques and skills associated with boxing with a professional trainer
WHY	This program helps children understand the basics of boxing, hone their skills and have an opportunity to learn with professional trainers
WHEN	Fridays, 5pm-6pm
CONTACT	labib@scaddingcourt.org
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WHO	All children ages 13 and under
WHAT	Beginner level ball hockey
WHY	To support children in active recreation and to learn the basics of ball hockey
WHEN	Saturdays from 12 – 1pm, February 12-June 11, 2022
CONTACT	Labib at 647-370-1171, labib@scaddingcourt.org
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WHO	Children aged 6 – 12
WHAT	A high quality summer program that offers a range of activities including arts & crafts, drama, swimming, reading, cooking, sports and field trips. This program includes integration of children with disabilities where possible.
WHY	To support families by providing a safe, affordable and enjoyable summer experience for children that supports their positive development. To also develop leadership skills and provide employment opportunities for local youth.
WHEN	Weekdays 9:00am – 5:00pm during the months of July and August
CONTACT	416-392-0335

WHO	Children aged 6 – 12
WHAT	A 1 week day camp that offers a variety of activities such as arts & crafts, swimming, reading, cooking, sports and field trips.
WHY	To support families by providing a safe, affordable and enjoyable March Break experience for children.
WHEN	Weekdays 9:00am – 5:00pm during March Break
CONTACT	416-392-0335

WHO	Children aged 6 – 12
WHAT	Snacks, games, outdoor activities, movies, crafts, and story time for kids
WHEN	Saturdays from 1:00pm – 4:00pm
INFO	Registration required through SCCC Online Portal.  SCCC membership required
CONTACT	416-392-0335

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WHO	Children aged 6 – 12
WHAT	The mentorship program is similar to a big-brother/big-sister program which pairs children with mentors from U of T’s Faculty of Medicine to meet weekly. Mentors will be chosen based on their common interests with the particular child. Activities, ranging from cooking to reading to trips to the Science Centre, will be tailored to the child’s needs and interests. Themes can include: nutrition, cultural appreciation, physical activity, literacy, creativity, goal setting, behaviour modelling and more. The program will have a thread of science running through it to help, in a fun way, to strengthen the child’s understanding of that subject.
WHEN	Saturdays from 12:00pm – 2:00pm throughout the school year
CONTACT	416-392-0335

Since 2001, SCCC annually awards $100 scholarships to two students in area middle schools in recognition of their support to newcomer students adjusting to the Toronto school system. In particular, while schools identify successful winners, the awards are based on demonstrating friendship, providing peer guidance, and offering assistance when needed.

 

Participating schools, some past, others current, include:

 

Charles G. Fraser

 

Kensington Community School

 

King Edward Junior and Senior Public School

 

Ryerson Community School

 

St. Mary’s Public School