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Checklist for TSPA Summer Camp
| 1 | TSPA T-shirt is required (1st one is always free). Every additional shirt costs $12. Buy now |
| 2 | (School) bag to put all this stuff in as well as a duotang for a potential sports psychology workshop. |
| 3 | Snacks and goodies. |
| 4 | Change of clothes in case it rains!. |
| 5 | Bathing suit, towel & flip flops (required) for the pool area as well as sunscreen |
| 6 | Tennis shoes (ideally flat soled shoe). More info |
| 7 | Lunch. It is preferable to have a sandwich, but campers do have access to a microwave and there are no refrigerators on site. Please note that TSPA does offer a lunch service . Tell me more. We also suggest bringing a snack. Although TSPA offers free snacks, it is a good idea to have a couple extra (healthy) goodies to provide your camper with a little extra energy. |
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Special Additions
| Umbrella |
| Mask* |
| Face Shield |
| Hand Sanitizer |
*While masks are recommended by Health Canada, the CDC and the WHO to limit the spread of COVID-19, there are limitations to mask use as well. Please read the latest Health Canada guidance on masks by clicking here.
In preparing
Before camp...
Make sure that your child has gone to the bathroom.
Make sure that your child has washed their hands.
Make sure that your child has a face covering or face shield upon drop-off.
During camp...
Remind your child of the social distancing rules, i.e. stay 2 meters (6 feet) apart from each other.
After camp...
Wash your hands.
If you are a resident of Côte Saint-Luc, please show proof of residency.
In addition...
Do not to bring any peanut-related food to the camp!
Claim up to $1000 per child for camp activities in your federal income tax return! The Quebec government allows you to claim up to $175 per week of camp. You should receive a “relevé” 24 by February 28th.
For all of your tennis related items that TSPA does not carry, we invite all clients to visit tennisgiant.com and use the code tspa15 or atps15 on checkout to save 15% on your purchase. You can also browse our online store by clicking here.
All TSPA clients get their taxes paid at Boutique 40/30 for all your tennis needs such as rackets, shoes (adults and jr's), clothes and a variety of accessories. Call 514-735-2582 x 234 for more information.
It is not a good idea to bring valuables to camp. Although it is safe to keep things within the clubhouse, these valuables can be left unattended. There is a snack and drink machine at the club with the most expensive item costing $2.50.
As well, there is a fridge for campers registered at the CSL Tennis Club and Woodland Tennis Club, but not for the campers registered at the Caldwell Tennis Courts.