Programs & Camps

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Learning, Exploring, and Growing Together

At the Estevan Early Years Family Resource Centre, our programs for ages 0–11 go beyond play — building skills, fostering connections, and creating lasting memories.

From Baby Brain Play to High Energy, seasonal camps, creative workshops, and caregiver sessions, each program is thoughtfully designed to help families learn and grow together.

For ages 0–5, programs are caregiver-participation based, focusing on playful, hands-on learning. For ages 6–11, drop-off programs encourage independence, teamwork, and confidence through fun and engaging activities.

Join us for a transformative experience today!

0-5 Registration
6-11 Registration
Camp Registration

Registering is simple!

Just scroll to your child’s correct age group and complete the form listed under that section. For camp registrations, scroll to the bottom. If a program is not listed, that means it is full. To be added to the waitlist, please email coordinator@estevanfamilycentre.ca

0 -5 Programming

Parent/ Caregiver Name
0-5 Programs
Costume Parade
Do you consent to us sharing photos of you/your child on our social media pages to highlight our programs and activities?

6-11 Programming

6-11 Programs

When registering multiple children, please complete a separate form for each child.
October Programs
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Child's Name
Does your child have any allergies or special requirements that we need to know about? If yes, please specify below.
Parent/ Caregiver Name

Emergency Contact

Please list someone other than the parent or caregiver that is listed above.
Emergency Contact Name
Is your child allowed to leave the centre alone?
If no, who will be responsible for picking up your child?
Do you consent to photos of your child to highlight our programs and activities?
I understand that: - The Family Centre provides safe and supervised programs, but some activities may involve risks. The Centre cannot be held responsible for injuries or accidents that may occur. - Sharing medical needs or important information helps staff create inclusive programming and provide support when needed. - Children are expected to listen, respect others, and follow directions. Behavior Policy: - A three-strike system is used for repeated unsafe or disruptive behavior. After three strikes, participation may be ended. Serious unsafe behavior may result in immediate removal. Attendance Policy: - If a child misses three programs without notice, they may not be accepted into future programs. Caregivers are asked to notify the Centre if their child cannot attend so the spot can go to another family.
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How Did You Hear About Us? (We would love to know how you heard about our programs! Please select from the list.)

Both camps are FULL! 
Watch our Facebook page—November camps will be posted at the end of October.

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