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Why pick National Tennis School or National Kids Camps?
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- Awarded Top Ten businesses of the year by the Ottawa-Carleton Entrepreneurship Centre
- Over 20 years of experience
- We're professionals who are enthusiastic, energetic and take your childs safety as our number one priority
- We have a 100% money back guarantee
- A variety of camp choices at convient locations
- Our Counselor to Camper ratio is 1:8 in tennis, and 1:10 in our other camps
- Over 30,000 campers have enjoyed our camps
- We offer extended hours from 8:00am to 5:00pm
- Pre and Post Camp Care are always FREE OF CHARGE
- Weekly field trips to go swimming, guest speakers and most importantly lots of fun activities for your child
- Weekly awards and prizes for all
- A variety of camp choices at convient locations
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Easy online registration (it takes only a few minutes and it's available 24/7)
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100% Money Back Guarantee
if you are not satisfied
after the first day
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We offer the best
Birthday Parties
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Our programs qualify you for the:
Children’s Fitness Tax Credit
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We run one of the largest school tennis programs in Canada.
Since 1994, we have taught over 65,000 children across the national capital region |
We offer adventure throughout the Ottawa/gatineau region.
With Certified Professionals In Mountain Biking, ;Sailing, Tennis.
Certified Teachers for Survivor and Go Girl Camps! |
A tradition of high quality
Tennis and sports programs for Children and adults ages 4 to 90
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Ottawa Citizen (Feb/21/09):
Confidence from the inside out
By Valerie Ward
"Being a kid is never easy, especially when you factor in things like peer pressure, bullying,
and negative social messages – all of which can negatively affect how kids feel about themselves.
Go Girl! encourages eight- to 14-year-old girls to build confidence from the inside out.
It’s offered by National Kids Camps, which operates several sports and activity camps
geared to strengthening self-esteem, confidence and teamwork.
“Kids can be tough on each other,” says Leeorah Pearce who runs National Kids Camps
with her husband, Geoff.
“On top of that, the media bombards us with images of ultra-thin girls and women.
I wanted to create a camp that promotes healthy choices and positive thinking.”
Activities include games, crafts and group discussions related to topics such as body image,
inner strengths, and supporting others, says program coordinator and counselor Teri Flemming.
“For example, last year there was a scavenger hunt where the girls looked for beauty, love,
talent and other traits in themselves. They also played a game called “Who am I?”
which got them thinking about positive women role models, and they worked on healthy
choices related to diet and body image. In addition, the girls participated in physical activities
such as yoga and self-defense and there was a spa day for fun.”
According to parent Krishna Kruse, there should be more camps like Go Girl!
“Society tells girls that thin and blonde is the ideal. Go Girl! gives them the
chance to learn more about what is within and to run with that.”
Ms. Kruse’s two daughters attended the camp last summer and enjoyed it so much
they’ll be back this year. "
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