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Ottawa Inuit Children’s Centre Youth Programs For Children/youth in Grades one and upProgram DescriptionsMonday Nights 4:30-7:30 Homework Club: 3 Tutors to assist youth in Homework and school success activities. Healthy Supperincluded. Participants help with food preparation. Other activities include structured free play and computer time. Tuesday Nights 4:30-7:30Homework Club: 4 Tutors, included a staff from Crossroads Children’s Centre, assist youth in Homeworkand school success activities. Healthy Supper included. Participants help with food preparation. Other activities include structured free play and computer time. Wednesday Nights: 4:30-7:30Culture Night: Children/youth participate in various cultural activities including: printmaking, drumming,throatsinging, and learning from Hunters and other speakers. Healthy supper including country food provided. Other activities include time for homework, structured free play and computer time. Friday Nights: 4:30-7:30Recreation Night: Children/youth participate in physical activities including road hockey, basketball,soccer/baseball and other outdoor or gym activities. Healthy supper included. Other activities include time for homework, structured free play and computer time. Saturdays: 10:00-12:00 and 12:00-3:30 Next Session starts in JanuaryInuktitut Classes: Children/youth participate in language classes; activities include games, songs and Contacts:Youth Coordinator: Dion Metcalfe ext. 212
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Nikkutai Folger, 613.744.3133 ext. 212 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it The afterschool program is funded by Ontario’s After School Initiative and Indian and Northern Affairs.
A great example of youth learning positive examples can learn about a healthy environment and even share it with other children, demonstrated in a flash interactive created by Ryan. Ryan entered this piece in a youth competition and won! Great job Ryan! To view the flash interactive click below: Click here Some examples include learning to throat sing, homework mentoring, and lighting the Qulliq from our honoured friend and guest Reepa Evic-Carleton. |
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