Fusion Camps: Exciting Summer Soccer and Dance Programs for Kids and Teens

What are Fusion Camps. How do they combine soccer and dance programs for children and teenagers. When and where are these camps held. What skills and experiences can participants gain from attending Fusion Camps.

Fusion Soccer Camps: Developing Young Athletes

Fusion Soccer Camps offer a variety of programs designed to help young players develop their skills and passion for the sport. These camps cater to different age groups and skill levels, providing targeted training and experiences.

Skills Camp

The Skills Camp is a comprehensive program for players born between 2007 and 2015 (U6 through U14). This camp focuses on developing fundamental soccer skills and techniques. Players participate in drills and exercises designed to improve their ball control, passing, shooting, and overall game awareness.

• Two sessions available: June 14-18 and June 21-25
• Time: 9:00 am – 11:30 am
• Price: $150 per week
• Location: Elm Creek Playfields

Fusion Stars Camp

The Fusion Stars Camp is tailored for the youngest players, born in 2016 and 2017 (U4 and U5). This program introduces children to the basics of soccer in a fun and engaging environment. Through age-appropriate activities and games, kids develop motor skills, teamwork, and a love for the sport.

• Two sessions available: June 14-18 and June 21-25
• Time: 9:00 am – 10:30 am
• Price: $99 per week
• Location: Elm Creek Playfields

Goalkeeper Camp

Specialized training for aspiring goalkeepers is offered through the Goalkeeper Camp. This program is designed for players born in 2011 or earlier (U10 and older). Participants focus on developing the unique skills required for this crucial position, including shot-stopping techniques, positioning, and distribution.

• Dates: June 14-16
• Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am
• Price: $150 per week
• Location: Wayzata High School Turf Fields

Advanced Soccer Training Opportunities

For more experienced players looking to take their game to the next level, Fusion Camps offer advanced training programs that focus on honing skills and preparing for competitive play.

Elite Camp

The Elite Camp is designed for serious players born in 2011 or earlier (U10 and older). This intensive program challenges participants to elevate their skills through advanced drills, tactical training, and competitive scenarios.

• Dates: June 28 – July 1
• Time: 9:00 am – 11:30 am
• Price: $170 per week
• Location: Wayzata High School Turf Fields

Maple Grove Competitive Camp

This camp caters to competitive players born in 2012 or earlier (U9 and older). The program focuses on developing advanced skills and tactics required for high-level play.

• Dates: July 7-9
• Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am
• Price: $49 per week
• Location: Maple Grove Middle School

Tryout Prep Camp

For players aiming to make competitive teams, the Tryout Prep Camp offers valuable preparation. Open to birth years 2003-2013 (U8 through U18), this camp helps players showcase their skills effectively during tryouts.

• Dates: July 12-14
• Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am
• Price: $120 per week
• Location: Wayzata High School Turf Fields

Specialized Soccer Training Programs

Fusion Camps also offer unique programs designed to target specific aspects of soccer performance and provide extended training opportunities.

Super Series

The Super Series is an extended training program consisting of 8 sessions over June and July. This program is ideal for dedicated players born between 2003 and 2007 (U14 – U18) who want to maintain consistent improvement throughout the summer.

• Ages: U14 – U18 (2007 – 2003 birth years)
• Price: $299
• Location: Wayzata High School Turf Fields

Finishing School

The Finishing School program focuses on one of the most critical skills in soccer: scoring goals. Open to players born in 2011 or earlier (U10 and older), this program helps participants improve their shooting technique, positioning, and decision-making in front of goal.

• Dates: Sundays, June 13 – July 25 (6 sessions, no camp July 4th)
• Time: 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm
• Price: $180

Fusion 802 Dance: Nurturing Passion and Technique

Complementing the soccer programs, Fusion 802 Dance offers a range of summer camps designed to inspire and develop young dancers. These camps combine technical training with creative expression, catering to various age groups and skill levels.

The philosophy of Fusion 802 Dance emphasizes the importance of both proper technique and personal passion. Instructors strive to create a safe, friendly, and fun environment where students can develop confidence and a love for dance.

Enchanted Tales Dance Camp

This magical camp transports young dancers aged 4-6 to a different fantastical land each day. Through creative movement and storytelling, children explore dance while engaging their imagination.

• Dates: June 21st – June 25th
• Time: 9 AM – 12 PM
• Cost: $150
• Age: 4 – 6 Year Olds

Descendants Dance and Performance Camp

Inspired by the popular Descendants franchise, this camp combines dance, singing, and acting. Participants work towards a final performance, developing their skills across multiple performing arts disciplines.

• Dates: June 21st – June 25th
• Time: 9 AM – 4 PM
• Cost: $350
• Age Groups: 6 – 8 Year Olds and 9 – 11 Year Olds

Specialized Dance Programs for Different Age Groups

Fusion 802 Dance offers a variety of camps tailored to specific age groups, ensuring that each dancer receives appropriate instruction and challenges.

Pinkelina Ballerina

This delightful camp for young dancers aged 3-6 combines ballet instruction with fun activities like tea parties, dress-up, arts and crafts, and storytime. It’s the perfect introduction to the world of dance for little ones.

• Dates: June 28th – July 2nd
• Time: 9 AM – 12 PM
• Cost: $150
• Age: 3 – 6 Year Olds

Intermediate/Advanced Ballet Intensive

This comprehensive program is designed for serious ballet students aged 12-13. The intensive includes technique classes, pointe or pre-pointe work, variations, contemporary dance, stretching and strengthening exercises, and stage makeup instruction.

• Dates: June 28th – July 2nd
• Time: 9 AM – 4 PM
• Cost: $350
• Age: 12 – 13 Year Olds

Advanced Ballet Intensive

Catering to older teens (13-18 years old), this intensive program builds on the intermediate level, adding audition technique to prepare dancers for future opportunities. Like the intermediate program, it concludes with a performance.

• Dates: June 28th – July 2nd
• Time: 9 AM – 4 PM
• Cost: $350
• Age: 13 – 18 Years Old

Creative Themed Dance Camps

Fusion 802 Dance offers unique, story-driven camps that combine dance instruction with imaginative play and storytelling.

Slumber Party World Tour

This inventive camp takes dancers on a whimsical journey around the world. Starting with preparations for the “best slumber party in town,” the story takes an unexpected turn, leading to a global adventure. Through dance and creative activities, participants explore different cultures and dance styles.

The camp is offered for three different age groups:

• Ages 4-6: 9 AM – 12 PM, $150
• Ages 6-8: 9 AM – 4 PM, $350
• Ages 9-12: 9 AM – 4 PM, $350

All sessions run from July 5th to July 9th.

Benefits of Participating in Fusion Camps

Attending Fusion Camps, whether for soccer or dance, offers numerous benefits for children and teenagers. These programs provide more than just skill development in their respective disciplines; they contribute to overall personal growth and well-being.

Physical Development

Both soccer and dance camps provide excellent opportunities for physical exercise and development. Participants improve their coordination, balance, strength, and endurance through regular practice and training.

Social Skills and Teamwork

Camps create an environment where children interact with peers who share similar interests. This setting naturally encourages the development of social skills, communication, and teamwork. In soccer, players learn to work together towards common goals, while dance camps often include group performances that require coordination and cooperation.

Confidence Building

As participants improve their skills and overcome challenges, they gain confidence in their abilities. This self-assurance often extends beyond the specific activity and into other areas of their lives.

Discipline and Time Management

Structured camp environments help children learn the importance of discipline and time management. They must follow schedules, practice regularly, and balance different activities throughout the day.

Creative Expression

Particularly in dance camps, but also applicable to soccer, participants have opportunities for creative expression. This fosters imagination, problem-solving skills, and emotional intelligence.

Exposure to New Experiences

Themed camps like “Slumber Party World Tour” or specialized soccer training sessions expose children to new concepts, cultures, and ways of thinking. This broadens their horizons and encourages curiosity about the world around them.

Preparation for Future Endeavors

For those interested in pursuing soccer or dance more seriously, these camps provide valuable experience and training. Advanced programs like the Elite Soccer Camp or Ballet Intensives can help prepare participants for competitive play or auditions.

Making the Most of Fusion Camps

To ensure participants get the most out of their Fusion Camp experience, consider the following tips:

Choose the Right Program

Select a camp that matches the child’s age, skill level, and interests. Fusion Camps offer a wide range of options, from introductory programs for young children to advanced training for teenagers.

Prepare Properly

Ensure participants have the necessary equipment and attire for their chosen camp. For soccer, this might include appropriate footwear, shin guards, and a water bottle. Dance camps may require specific clothing or shoes depending on the style being taught.

Set Goals

Encourage participants to set personal goals for what they want to achieve during the camp. This could be learning a new skill, making new friends, or gaining confidence in a particular area.

Stay Hydrated and Nourished

Physical activities require proper hydration and nutrition. Ensure participants bring water and healthy snacks, especially for full-day programs.

Encourage Practice

Many skills learned in camp can be practiced at home. Encourage participants to continue working on their new abilities outside of camp hours to reinforce their learning.

Collect Feedback

After each day or at the end of the camp, ask participants about their experiences. What did they enjoy most? What challenges did they face? This feedback can help guide future camp selections and provide valuable insights into the child’s interests and development.

Fusion Camps offer a diverse array of summer programs that cater to various interests, age groups, and skill levels. Whether a child is passionate about soccer, dance, or both, these camps provide structured environments for skill development, personal growth, and fun. By combining physical activity with creative expression and social interaction, Fusion Camps create memorable summer experiences that can have lasting positive impacts on participants’ lives.

Fusion Camps

2021 Summer Camp Dates

In the event soccer camps are cancelled due to COVID-19, participants will receive a 100% refund of their registration fees.

SKILLS CAMP- Full                                             

Session 1: June 14-18 (Monday-Friday)                                                  Session 2: June 21-25 (Monday-Friday) 
Ages: 2007 – 2015 birth years (U6 through U14)
Time: 9:00am – 11:30am
Price: $150 per week
Location: Elm Creek Playfields
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Fusion Stars Camp- Full

Session 1: June 14 – 18 (Monday – Friday)                                                   Session 2: June 21-25 (Monday-Friday) 
Ages: 2016 – 2017 birth years (U4 and U5)
Time: 9:00am – 10:30am
Price: $99 per week
Location: Elm Creek Playfields
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Goalkeeper Camp

Dates: June 14-16 (Monday – Wednesday)
Ages: 2011 birth year and older (U10 and older)
Time: 9:00am – 11:00am
Price: $150 per week
Location: Wayzata High School Turf Fields
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Elite Camp- FULL

Dates: June 28 – July 1 (Monday – Thursday)
Ages: 2011 birth year and older (U10 and older)
Time: 9:00am – 11:30am
Price: $170 per week
Location: Wayzata High School Turf Fields
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Maple Grove Competitive Camp

Dates: July 7-9 (Wednesday – Friday)
Ages: 2012 birth year and older (U9 and older)
Time: 9:00am – 11:00am
Price: $49 per week
Location: Maple Grove Middle School
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Tryout Prep Camp- FULL 

Dates: July 12 – 14 (Monday – Wednesday)
Ages: 2003 – 2013 birth years (U8 through U18)
Time: 9:00am – 11:00am
Price: $120 per week
Location: Wayzata High School Turf Fields
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Super Series

Dates: 8 sessions; 2 hours each in June & July
Ages: U14 – U18 (2007 – 2003 birth years)
Price: $299
Location: Wayzata High School Turf Fields
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Finishing SCHOOl

Dates: Sundays June 13-July 25 (6 sessions total, no camp July 4th)

Ages: 2011 birth year and older (U10 and older)

Time: 4:30-6:00pm (90 minutes)

Price: $180

Summer Camps 2021 – Fusion 802 Dance

Our Dance Philosophy

Our goal at Fusion 802 is to pass on to our students the love of dance in a safe, friendly and fun environment. We believe that proper dance technique is extremely important, however, to be a successful dancer you also have to combine passion, dedication and desire. It is our job to give each of our students the confidence to believe in themselves. Register now.

CATCH Kids | fusion4life

CATCH KIDS CLUB

Fusion Fitness & Aquatics, in collaboration with Hillsboro Area Hospital, offers an after-school program for children who are at risk of becoming overweight or obese.

CATCH Kids Club meets at Fusion for two hours, 3:30-5:30 p.m., Monday-Friday. Each day’s session includes structured time for nutrition education, healthy snacks and homework followed by 60 minutes of fun, high-energy games and relays led by Fusion staff.

The program is targeted at children in grades 3-5 who are at risk of suffering the lifelong side effects of childhood obesity, including high blood pressure, diabetes and joint problems. 

The program is free for children who qualify for their school district’s free/reduced price lunch program and free to Fusion members.

Those who do not meet the income eligibility requirement can participate through purchase of a CATCH Kids Club membership for:
$20 – 1 time/week
$40 – 2 times/week
$60 – 3 times/week
$75 – 4 times/week
$80 – 5 times/week
 

In order to participate, the child’s parent or guardian must:
• Obtain a health history from the child’s physician. This can be faxed to Fusion at 532-3908.
• Complete the CATCH Kids Club application form, which is available at Fusion and at area medical offices.
• Agree to participate in CATCH Kids Club family activities.
• Throughout the summer, three CATCH Kids Camps are offered for children who will be starting grades 3-6. Each camp session runs one week, Monday-Friday, from 8 am to 5 pm. Meals, healthy snacks, speakers, physical activity, swimming, games and a field trip are included at a cost of $100 per child ($50 for an additional child). Dates for the summer camps will be announced closer to the summer season. Call Fusion 217-532-3896 for more information.

This program is made possible at Fusion by trust funds provided to Hillsboro Area Hospital by the late Dr. Frederick Barry, Coffeen, whose vision was to help children with crippling diseases and disorders

2021 Fall Fusion Football Skills & Drills Camps

For the last two years, the BMFA has been working hard behind the scenes to bring the newest innovative football development model to Burlington; Fusion Football. https://www.burlingtonfootball.ca/fusion

This hybrid game bridges the gap between flag and traditional tackle, making it a perfect fit to grow community football. Covid has disrupted our plans numerous times, mainly due to provincial lockdowns and public health guidelines. Currently, it seems that any contact sport, especially football, won’t see a return to play plan until late fall 2021.

Our solution is to offer a series of one-day, 3-hour Fusion camps. These camps will introduce athletes and parents to the benefits of Fusion football. Fusion players wear a TackleBar harness around their midsection that holds two removable foam bars on the lower back.  The design teaches players to use the proper shoulder tackling technique by requiring them to wrap up the ball carrier and pull off the foam bar to end the play. This approach allows players to refine their technique without tackling players to the ground, decreasing impacts as they learn to play the game. Due to Covid restrictions, players won’t be wearing the TackleBar harness; instead, we will be using specialized equipment to remove player-to-player contact while still teaching the fundamentals of Fusion football.

One day, 3-hour camp dates and times:

The cost will be $45 per session, including a shirt.

Registration is now open.

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Adventure Fusion – Camp Chief Ouray

CHOICE. SKILL BUILDING.

Welcome to Adventure Fusion at Camp Chief Ouray! We are excited to offer this program to campers between 13 – 15 years of age who are looking to try multiple activities in one week, expand their outdoor skills and learn about Leave No Trace. All our trips are equipped with safety gear (helmets, life jackets, harnesses, etc.).

Click here for dates and availability.

ITINERARY:

Sunday: Campers arrive, icebreakers, ROWDIE campfire

Monday: Depart CCO for St. Louis Creek Campground (about 10 miles from CCO) via mountain bike.

Tuesday: Biking near St. Louis Creek Campground

Wednesday: Bike back from St. Louis Creek Campground to CCO

Thursday:  Rafting with MAD Adventures on the Upper Colorado River

Friday: Day hike, high ropes course, camp dance

Saturday: Campers leave. See you next year!

Weekend camp is available after odd-numbered sessions. If your camper is planning on participating in another program directly before or after their Fusion session, please check to see that weekend camp is available.

Interested? Have more questions? Contact the office at [email protected] or call 970-887-2648.

Mission: YMCA of the Rockies puts Christian principles into practice through programs, staff and facilities in an environment that builds a healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

Our goal is to offer challenging experiences to build leaders through life-long skill development in a safe, imaginative, natural setting. We instill confidence through independence and interpersonal skills. We challenge our campers to discover their true selves.

CARING | HONESTY | RESPECT | RESPONSIBILITY | FAITH

Fusion Martial Arts Summer Camp

The place for FUN and being your best is the Fusion Martial Arts Summer Camp, for kids going into 1st grade – 12 years. Our camp features traditional martial arts classes, life-skills education, child safety, indoor & outdoor activities, arts & crafts and science activities, ninja themed and traditional games, and quiet reading time to offer kids both exciting and fun filled days. Try one week or register for the entire summer!

What makes our camp unique is the certified martial arts instructors and the curriculum featuring life skills education. We teach your child valuable life skills such as focus, confidence, teamwork, respect, manners, discipline and fitness by integrating them into the martial arts and traditional camp activities. Positive reinforcement and validation are values we utilize to make sure your child feels good and has a great time. We offer a low child to counselor ratio, providing the best attention and quality instruction your child deserves. We believe this unique environment ensures your child has lots of fun but stays sharp over the summer, grows as an individual and learns the benefits of always doing their best. Best of all, no martial arts experience is required.

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Camp Hours: 9AM – 3PM.

Late Pick Up (3:00PM – 5:00PM) $5 per hour

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Cost: $199 per week

$40 per day

(Camp includes 1 shirt per attendee & 2 classes per week)

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Sample of Daily Activities

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9:00  Drop Off & Morning Meeting

9:15  Taekwondo Training

10:00  Inside Games

10:45 Snack Time

11:00  Traditional Taekwondo Class

12:00  Lunch (bring a bag lunch, no refrigeration or heating available)

12:30  Quiet Time

1:00  Inside Games or Outside Games

2:00  Snack Time

2:15  Taekwondo Training

2:45  Inside Games/Drills

3:00  Pick Up

3:00 – 5:00 Final Pick Up ($5 Per Hour)

Payment in full when enrolling

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Academy/Camps | Midland Soccer Club

MSC offers a variety of high quality, exciting training programs and camps to help players develop their skills!

How to Register

When sessions are announced and registration is open, you can register and pay via our online registration system here.  Note:  If you are new to the MSC, you will first need to set up an account.

Fall and Spring Academy-

New Structure for Fall and Spring makes the experience more personal.  Sessions are focused on up to 7 players at a time.  Each participant will have a trainer assigned to them who will conduct the sessions.

Winter Academy- 

Sessions will vary and run from with various offerings from November to April.

Academy I- Summer

Level I is for ages 9-15 and focuses on increasing comfort with the ball and coordination. The Academy program is under the direction of George Hageage, MSC Technical Director who currently serves as a member of the United Soccer Coaches Academy Staff (NSCAA).

Academy II (formerly Driven Camp)

Level II/Driven is for ages 14-18 (Freshman – Seniors) and focuses on technical and tactical expertise in a physically demanding and challenging environment. The program continues to be directed by Drew Emrich and Kyle Jean and has established itself as one of the best summer camps in the region.

Goalkeeping Academy

The goalkeeping academy offers a focused and specialized training opportunity for goalkeepers.

About:  Tamara Hageage conducts this camp out of her passion to give back to the game which she has been a part of all her life.  This is a goalkeeper camp which focuses on the techniques and tactics it takes to be a solid, effective goalkeeper.

Coach T played for the Club soccer for the Cleveland Internationals and was the starting goalkeeper for the boys varsity soccer team at Woodward High School in Toledo, Ohio.  As a freshman in college, she helped lead the nationally ranked Coloardo College team to the NCAA Division I final four.  She finished her career at the University of Washington where she still ranks as one of the best goalkeepers in UW history.

After college Coach T played professionally here in the US, Canada and then Russia and Denmark.  With Fortuna FC, she became the first American to play in the Danish first division. 

After her playing career she coached for 17 years at the NCAA Division I level and currently serves as a coach, goalkeeper staff member and director of the Jr. Academy here at MSC.  She has published two books on goalkeeping which can be bought at Coaches Choice

Jr. Academy

The Jr. Academy is designed to integrate technical skill development and age appropriate, fun soccer activities! The foundation of any successful soccer player rests with their ability to hold a ball and the comfort they feel with the ball at their feet.

The Jr. Academy sessions are conducted by Tamara Hageage.  Coach T not only brings an unbelivable playing background to these sesssions but more importantly, over 25 years of coaching experience at the youth, high school and college level.

More Info

For more information on any of our summer camps or events please contact George Hageage (509) 991-6119 on Twitter @CoachHageage or e-mail [email protected]

Camp “Mountain Eaglet” (Altai)

Children’s health camp “Mountain Eaglet”

(Republic of Altai, Shebalinsky district, Kamlak village)

This program participates in the Cashback promotion up to -50% per trip.

Booking vouchers with cashback

DOL “Gorny Eaglet” is located in a picturesque corner of Gorny Altai, at the confluence of the Katun and Sema rivers. Distance from Novosibirsk – 500 km.

TERRITORY

The camps with an area of ​​6500 sq / m are equipped with everything necessary for recreation, development and health improvement of children.Many outdoor playgrounds and sports grounds (for volleyball, badminton, basketball, football), a warm hall for training in bad weather (tatami, sports mats), auditoriums for various activities. The territory of the camp is fenced around the perimeter, round-the-clock security is organized by the employees of the private security company, video surveillance, the entrance to the camp is carried out strictly according to identity documents.

ACCOMMODATION

Rooms with accommodation from 5 to 10 people, dignity.block (toilet, sink) in the case. Showers in free-standing rooms near buildings.

POWER SUPPLY

Served in a cozy dining room and includes juices, vegetables, fruits, sweets, portioned butter and portioned cheese. The quality control of products and finished products is carried out by the doctor and dietary nurse of the center, as well as by the Rospotrebnadzor service.

CHILDREN’S AGE

From 7 to 17 years old inclusive.

PROGRAM

Each shift in the camp has a unique program that is focused on the development of creative, communication, cognitive abilities; a wide range of leisure programs, creative performances, field games, squad affairs and much more.

Dates of arrival, cost and description of the program

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

Accommodation, 5 meals a day, accident insurance, medical care, leisure program.

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DISCOUNTS

For regular clients of the Center “Magistr” and earlier vacationing in the camp “Gorny Orlyonok”.

ARRIVAL OF ORGANIZED GROUPS

Upon arrival of an organized group of children, the leader is accepted free of charge (accommodation and meals) at the rate of one leader for 20 children.

ADDITIONAL TO BE PAID

Delivery: Novosibirsk – DOL “Mountain Eaglet” – Novosibirsk – 5000 ₽ (round trip), excursion program (optional).

Delivery from other cities is possible, find out the cost when booking a voucher.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Medical certificate (form 079-U), a copy of a medical policy, a copy of a birth certificate or passport, a copy of a vaccination certificate, a voucher or an accompanying sheet, a questionnaire. In the medical certificate, there must be a mark from the SES that there is no quarantine at the place of residence of the child.

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Still have questions?

Call and our managers will tell you all the details!

• Natalya

• Snezhana

• Anastasia

Working hours: Mon-Fri from 9:00 to 19:00, Saturday from 11:00 to 15:00.

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Normative legal acts | Administration of ZATO Seversk

On the reorganization of the Municipal budgetary institution of the ZATO Seversk “Children’s health camp” Cape Verde “and the Municipal budgetary institution of the ZATO Seversk” Children’s health camp “Berezka”

In order to optimize the budget expenditures of the ZATO Seversk, guided by Articles 57-60, paragraph 1 of Article 131 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, paragraph 22 of Article 44 of the Charter of the urban district of the ZATO Seversk of the Tomsk Region (as amended), the Regulation on the procedure for the management and disposal of property located in municipal property of the urban district of the closed city of Seversk, approved by the Decision of the Duma of the closed city of Seversk from 26.04.2007 No. 31/10 “On approval of the Regulation on the procedure for the management and disposal of property in the municipal ownership of the urban district of the closed city of Seversk of the Tomsk region” (as amended),

I RESOLVE:

1. To carry out, from 01.03.2012, the reorganization of the Municipal budgetary institution ZATO Seversk “Children’s health camp” Cape Verde “(Devyashin AR) and the Municipal budgetary institution” Children’s health camp “Berezka” (Osipova P.V.) in the form of a merger with the formation on their basis of the Municipal Autonomous Institution of ZATO Seversk “Children’s Health Camp” Cape Verde “. Abbreviated name – MAU ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde”.

2. Consider UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” as the successor of the rights and obligations of the Municipal Budgetary Institution ZATO Seversk “Children’s Health Camp” Cape Verde “(hereinafter – MBU ZATO Seversk DOL” Cape Verde “) and the Municipal Budgetary Institution ZATO Seversk” Children’s Health camp “Berezka” (hereinafter – MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Berezka”) in accordance with the transfer deeds.

3. To appoint Andrey Rudolfovich Devyashin to the post of director of UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde”.

4. To determine the sectoral body of local self-government, carrying out the functions and powers of the founder of the UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde”, the Department of youth and family policy, culture and sports of the Administration of the ZATO Seversk.

5. To establish that the subject and purpose of the activities of the UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” is the implementation of activities in the field of organizing children’s and family recreation, health-improving activities.

6. All property in the operational management of the Municipal Budgetary Institution of the Closed Administrative Territory of Seversk DOL “Berezka” and the Municipal Budgetary Institution of the Closed Administrative Territory of the Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” are transferred in full to the operational management of the UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde”.

7. The Committee for Personnel and Municipal Service of the Administration of ZATO Seversk (Chapaeva O.V.) notify the director of the MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” Andrey Rudolfovich Devyashin and the director of the MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Berezka” Osipova Polina Vladimirovna about the reorganization no later than two months before the reorganization.

8. Municipal budgetary institution ZATO Seversk “Children’s health camp” Cape Green “(Devyashin AR) and the Municipal budgetary institution ZATO Seversk” Children’s health camp “Berezka” (Osipova P.V.):

1) within three working days after the date of the decision on the reorganization, inform in writing to the Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service of Russia for the Closed Administrative Territorial Administration of the Seversk of the Tomsk Region about the beginning of the reorganization procedure in the form of a merger;

2) after entering into the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (hereinafter – the Unified State Register of Legal Entities) an entry on the beginning of the reorganization procedure twice, once a month, place a notice of reorganization in the journal “State Registration Bulletin” on its own behalf.In the notice of reorganization, indicate information about each legal entity participating in the reorganization, created as a result of reorganization, the form of reorganization, describe the procedure and conditions for the creditors to declare their claims;

3) notify the employees of the institution no later than two months before the reorganization;

4) within a week from the date of the decision on reorganization, ensure the inventory of assets and liabilities;

5) after the expiration of the term for the presentation of creditors’ claims, prepare and submit to the Department of Youth and Family Policy, Culture and Sports of the Administration of ZATO Seversk for approval, the deeds of transfer agreed with the Department of Property Relations of the Administration of ZATO Seversk, containing information on the succession of UIA ZATO Seversk DOL ” Cape Verde “for all obligations of MBU ZATO Seversk DOL” Berezka “, and the corresponding documents attached to them;

6) ensure, in accordance with the established procedure, the closure of personal accounts in the territorial body of the Federal Treasury;

7) issue, in the prescribed manner, an application for making an entry in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities on the termination of the activity of a legal entity and ensure the submission to the Department of Youth and Family Policy, Culture and Sports of the Administration of ZATO Seversk and the Department of Property Relations of the Administration of ZATO Seversk of copies of the certificate confirming the entry into the Unified State Register of Legal Entities of an entry on the termination of the activities of the MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” and the MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Beryozka” in connection with the reorganization in the form of a merger.

9. Municipal budgetary institution ZATO Seversk “Children’s health camp” Cape Verde “(Devyashin AR):

1) by 01.02.2012 submit for approval to the Department of Youth and Family Policy, Culture and Sports of the Administration of ZATO Seversk the draft Charter of UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde”;

2) from 01.03.2012 the registration of the employees of the Municipal Budgetary Institution of the Closed Administrative Department of the Seversk DOL “Cape Zeleny” and the Municipal Budgetary Institution of the Closed Administrative Department of the Seversk DOL “Berezka” in accordance with the labor legislation of the Russian Federation;

3) carry out acceptance of documents, material values, immovable and movable property MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” and MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Berezka” in the volumes confirmed by deeds of transfer, with the acceptance of property and obligations on the balance sheet of the Municipal Autonomous Institution of ZATO Seversk “Children’s health camp” Green Cape “;

4) submit to the Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service of Russia for the Closed Administrative Territorial Administration of Seversk of the Tomsk Region until 25.02.2012:

a) the approved Charter of the Municipal Autonomous Institution of ZATO Seversk “Children’s Health Camp“ Cape Zeleny ”;

b) approved deeds of transfer to MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” and MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Berezka”;

5) within a month after the registration of a legal entity has been entered into the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, submit for approval to the Department of Youth and Family Policy, Culture and Sports of the Administration of ZATO Seversk a list of objects of especially valuable movable property of UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” in the form;

6) submit to the Department of Youth and Family Policy, Culture and Sports of the Administration of ZATO Seversk and the Department of Property Relations of the Administration of ZATO Seversk until 30.03.2012:

a) copies of deeds of transfer to MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” and MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Berezka”;

b) a copy of the Charter of UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Zeleny”, approved and registered with the Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service of Russia for the Closed Administrative Territory of Seversk, Tomsk Region;

c) copies of the certificate of making an entry in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities on registration of UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Zeleny”.

10. The Department of Youth and Family Policy, Culture and Sports of the Administration of the Closed Administrative Territorial Administration of Seversk (Mikhaleva Yu.Y.):

1) to approve the Charter of UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Zeleny”;

2) to approve the municipal task of the UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” for 2012;

3) to finance the UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” within the budgetary funds provided for the maintenance of the MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde” and the MBU ZATO Seversk DOL “Berezka”.

11. To the Department of Property Relations of the Administration of the Closed Administrative Territory of Seversk (Permyakov N.F.) to make the appropriate changes to the Register of Municipal Property after making an entry in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities on the registration of UIA ZATO Seversk DOL “Cape Verde”.

12. Publish the Resolution in the newspaper “Dialogue” and place it on the official website of the Administration of ZATO Seversk on the Internet (http://www.seversknet.ru).

13. Control over the implementation of the Resolution shall be entrusted to the Deputy Head of the Administration of ZATO Seversk for Social Policy L. Loskutova.A.

Head of Administration I.E. Volkov

As amended by the Resolutions of the Administration of ZATO Seversk dated 18.04.2012 No. 1181, 07.11.2012 No. 3114.

Children’s sports and recreation camp “Damkhurts” celebrates its birthday

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The 45th anniversary of its foundation and the 15th anniversary of the status of a municipal educational institution of additional education for children will be celebrated on August 14 by the sports and recreation camp “Damkhurts” – a piece of Pyatigorsk in the mountains of Karachay-Cherkessia.

The celebration will not be complete without congratulations and gifts that the camp will receive from the Head of the city of Pyatigorsk Lev Travnev and guests of the holiday. 130 young residents of Pyatigorsk, having a rest within 4 shifts, will become active participants.

The program of the holiday is subordinated to the traditional daily routine and, of course, will be full of pleasant surprises.

General ascent on this day in the camp at 8.00. It will be followed by musical exercises, a lineup with cheerful chants, rewarding squads for victories in the previous day’s competitions, and breakfast.

At 10.00, the site of the “Damkhurts” camp will be radically transformed – the Festival of Colors will be the first cheerful chord of the holiday.

From 11.30 the instructors of the Russian Youth Union will begin a rope tour: the children will have to go through 11 “stations” and determine the most athletic squad.

A healthy appetite for a festive dinner at 14.00 is very welcome, and then the whole camp will rest for a couple of hours. A quiet hour is required.

After 4 pm, a chess and checkers tournament starts in Damkhurts, as well as master classes in photography, video shooting, a variety of creative activities and even landscape design.

After dinner at 20.00, the stage will be given to the most artistic and lively ones, but by the way, there are no others in Damkhurts. The script creators of the event were inspired by the Soviet comedy film “Welcome or No Unauthorized Entry”, which will be presented in an original modern reading.

Another “trick” is a fire. Not a small one, made of several logs, but a huge, hot one, symbolizing the birth of a strong childish friendship, presented by Damhurts. And, of course, the camp birthday fireworks and disco until midnight.

No wonder people, once seeing this amazing place at the confluence of the turbulent Laba and the crystal Damkhurts, invariably dream of returning there again. And Pyatigorsk schoolchildren are provided with such an opportunity annually. More than 300 children spend unforgettable weeks at the camp every summer.

Fans are added every year. For 15 years, during which the municipal sports and recreation camp accepts children, only schoolchildren have rested about 5.5 thousand.

90,000 A mass grave was found at the site of a boarding school for indigenous children in Canada

May 29, 2021

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Kamloops boarding school was founded in 1890

In Canada on the territory a former boarding school set up to assimilate indigenous peoples, a mass grave with the remains of 215 children was discovered.

The discovery of a mass grave in Kamloops, British Columbia, was announced Thursday by a community calling itself the Fusion People (Tk’emlups te Secwepemc).

According to their data, the remains belong to the inmates of a boarding school that closed more than 40 years ago.

The autonomous government of the Fusion People is currently working with museum specialists and the coroner’s office to establish when and for what reason the children died.

The head of the Kamloops community, Rosanna Kazimir, stated that the burial was never documented by the school administration.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the British Columbia discovery “a painful reminder of a shameful chapter in our country’s history.”

In the 19th and 20th centuries, boarding schools operated in Canada, where indigenous children and adolescents were placed for the purpose of forced assimilation.

Kamloops boarding school, founded in 1890 and initially run by the Roman Catholic Church, was one of the largest in the country and operated until 1978.In the 50s of the last century, the number of its pupils reached 500 people.

What is known about the found remains

Community representatives said that the children’s remains were found during the study of the territory of the boarding school using GPR.

“To our knowledge, the deaths of these children were not documented. Some of them were no more than three years old,” said Rosanna Casimir.

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Investigation of the found remains has just begun

The community has contacted the relatives of the children attending school and expects to submit preliminary findings by mid-June.

British Columbia Chief Coroner Lisa Lappoint told CBC broadcaster that the investigation is at an early stage in the intelligence-gathering process.

The news of the discovery of a mass grave of children in Kamloops shocked Canada.

Justin Trudeau tweeted that it “broke his heart.”

Secretary of State for Relations with Indigenous Peoples Caroline Bennett said that such boarding schools were part of “infamous colonial policy” and promised that the government “will perpetuate the memory of the lost innocent souls.”

Between 1863 and 1998, more than 150,000 children went through indigenous boarding schools from their own families.

Inmates of boarding schools were often forbidden to speak their native language and practice their cultural customs. Often in these schools, children were mistreated and abused.

A Special Commission on Truth and Reconciliation, established in 2008, found that many children who had been admitted to indigenous institutions never returned to their home communities.

The commission’s report published in 2015 called this policy a cultural genocide. In 2008, the Canadian government officially apologized for the system.

Camp “Electronics” – the place where childhood lives !!!

We are glad to welcome you on the website of the Elektronika children’s health camp.

Information about the camp.

There are one – and two-storey brick buildings for 229 persons. Some of the housings are of winter design.On the territory there is a dining room, showers, a club with equipment for concerts and discos, games, a first-aid post. Meals five times a day. Organized independently. On the territory there is a basketball court, 2 football fields, 4 volleyball courts. The camp is adjacent to the river and has a small coastline with a beach.
Traditionally, the majority of children are pupils of children’s and youth sports schools and creative teams of the city of Belgorod. Three shifts of the camp work under the motto “Say YES to sports and tourism!”The program of the fourth shift is called “Olympic Valley”, the goal of which is to strengthen the physical and mental health of children by introducing them to a healthy lifestyle, through the moral and aesthetic experience of Olympism.

Nature. The camp is located in a pine forest at the confluence of two rivers: the Seversky Donets and Nezhegol, this place is called “Pants”. This area is the site of field research and observations of the Belgorod State University.This is one of the most picturesque places in central Russia. In a relatively small area, various natural communities are located, such as pine forest, broad-leaved forest, floodplain meadows, lakes, oxbows of rivers. This area is densely populated with animal species characteristic of central Russia. So, for example, in the vicinity of the camp, roe deer, hares, squirrels are found in abundance, fox and marten footprints are everywhere. Otters, beavers, muskrats, and crayfish are found in the river.

Location The camp is located in the Belgorod region, in the Shebekinsky district; quite remote from settlements: from g.Belgorod – 35 km, from Shebekino – 5 km. Address: Belgorod region, Shebekinsky district, village Novaya Tavolzhanka, st. Lesnaya, 6.

Tour program. Tour-21days. The program includes several blocks that provide knowledge and practical skills in the following areas:

1. Tourism. Hiking, water tourism, orienteering, night orienteering, organizing an overnight stay in the field, including in extreme conditions, cooking, finding and using water sources.
2. Sports. Training and holding tournaments in the following sports: football, volleyball, basketball, Russian rounders, handball, pioneerball, table tennis, chess, checkers, swimming, athletics, etc.
3. Military applied business. Forcing water barriers, developing attention, memory, observation, Morse code, the basics of the rules of behavior during chemical, bacteriological, radioactive contamination, rules of conduct in case of fire, rules for protecting objects, games, such as “Lightning”, group evasion from pursuit, detection and passing ambushes, signaling by gestures, international signaling signs, detecting traces, evidence.
4. First honey. help. Studying the methods of rendering the first honey. assistance, including in extreme conditions.
5. Local history. Acquaintance with the history of Russia, Belgorod region, Belgorod, Shebekino.
6. Ecology, ecotourism. Study of flora, fauna, relationships between living organisms in nature, acquaintance with the basics of geology, passing the course “young tracker”.
7. School of survival. Human behavior in extreme environmental conditions such as TAIGA, DESERT, OCEAN, ARCTIC.Upon completion, all who successfully completed the course are issued a certificate.
8. Fundamentals of Psychology. Studying one’s own individual characteristics, acquaintance with methods of managing oneself, a group, peculiarities of people’s behavior in extreme situations
9. General camp entertainment activities. Entertainment events such as Neptune Day, Love at First Sight, Staged Fairy Tale Competition, Fisherman’s Day, Singing Competition, Miss Summer, various holidays, quizzes, etc.Every evening, for those who can still move, a disco. There are several trips (water, hiking)
10. Living conditions 5 meals a day. Hot water. Accommodation in one-story and two-story brick dormitories for 2-10 people per room. There is a round-the-clock medical center in the state, of which there are 2 medical pediatricians. In the immediate vicinity of the hospital for war veterans. There is also a stage room for public events, a sauna, volleyball, basketball, football grounds, a motodrome and a beach are located nearby.One teacher for every 10-15 children.

Legal and postal address of the institution: 309255, Belgorod region, Shebekinsky district, village Novaya Tavolzhanka, st. Lesnaya, 6. The area of ​​the camp is 2.2 hectares. Commissioning year – 1978.

Founder: Education Department of the Administration of Belgorod. Since 2008 MBU DOL “Electronics” is in the education management system of Belgorod

Administration working hours: Mon – Fri from 8.00 – 17.00. Lunch – 12.00-13.00

Director: Kamenev Konstantin Vladimirovich born in 1972. In the position of camp director since 1998.

Has a higher pedagogical education in the specialty “Biology, Psychology”, a master’s degree in physical education, a higher education in management “Master of Business Administration” (MBA).

Awarded with the badge “Excellence in Physical Culture and Sports”, as well as the badge “Honorary Worker of Education and Education of the Russian Federation”.

Senior educator : Podgornaya Elena Nikolaevna. As a senior camp teacher since 2015. Has a higher pedagogical education. She was awarded the badge “Honorary Worker of Education and Education of the Russian Federation”.

Climbing Mount Munku-Sardyk

Dear colleagues!

The Irkutsk regional branch of the all-Russian public organization “Russian Association of Judges” proposes to climb the highest point of the Eastern Sayan Mountains – Munku-Sardyk, dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

Mount Munku-Sardyk (3491 m above sea level) is located on the territory of the Republic of Buryatia and, at the same time, Mongolia, since the border of the Russian Federation runs right along the top. Therefore, you will not only climb to the highest point of Eastern Siberia, but also visit the border of Mongolia. The name of the mountain is translated from the Buryat language as an eternally white char. This is actually so: the Munku-Sardyk massif is covered with a glacier, and even in summer there is snow here. At the foot, at an altitude of 2650, there is a lake of incredible beauty.Absolutely round, framed by the majestic mountains of the Big Sayan, from above it resembles a dragon’s eye: bluish-green in summer, and frozen from the cold and frozen in winter.

The ascent is planned from 05/01/2020 to 05/03/2020.

Action plan:

I day: at 11.00 am gathering of the participants of the ascent near the supermarket “Plantorozhnik” (Shelekhov, Traktovaya st., 23 B). Then we go to the border control point in Mondy. After border control we go to the bridge at the mouth of the White Irkut, where the trail to Munku-Sardyk begins.We leave the cars. Further from the bridge we move to the arrow (the confluence of the Bely Irkut and Muguvek rivers). We set up the base camp. Overnight stay.

Day II: Do we leave the duty officer (s) at the base camp? The beginning of the ascent to Munku-Sardyk. At the top is photographing. Descent. Overnight at the base camp.

III day: Return.

All interested judges and staff of the Irkutsk region courts, as well as members of their families, are invited to take part in the ascent.

Participants in the ascent need to have good physical fitness.

Approximate Personal Equipment Required:

1. Hat

2. Sunglasses (at least 3 degrees of protection)

3. Down jacket

4. Jacket and trousers, storm (windproof)

5. Mittens (1 pair of fleece, leggings – gloves, 1 pair of spare)

6. Trekking or mountain boots (it is advisable to have a spare pair for being in the base camp, shoes must have good water-repellent properties)

7. Leggings (equipment used in winter hiking to protect feet from moisture and dampness, prevent snow from getting into shoes and protect feet from getting wet)

8.Flashlights + preferably headlamp

9. Socks (2 pairs) + woolen or thermal socks

10. Backpack for 80-100 liters

11. Karemat

12. Ice ax or ski sticks

13. Cats

14. Mug, spoon, bowl, knife

15. Individual first aid kit

16. Sleeping bag (-15, -20)

17. Tent

18. High protection sunscreen

19. Food stuffs

20. Helmet

Documents:

1.Passport

2. Compulsory health insurance policy

3. Pass to the border zone

ATTENTION! For registration of passes to the border zone, documents must be submitted one month before the expected date of the start of the ascent on the State Services website, which will be announced additionally.

To form a preliminary list of participants in the ascent, please send individual applications by e-mail to the address: irk-ros @ oblsud38 by 03/04/2020 .ru (in Word format).

Please fill out applications strictly in accordance with the attached table.

For all questions, contact the judge of the Irkutsk Regional Court Pavel Pavlovich Rukavishnikov (tel.