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Adults weren't the only ones to have a great time at the Hook,
Line, and Net conference in Stephenville. The kids had a ball
as well. Adults who brought kids to the conference didn't have
to rely on babysitters. It's kid's camp to the rescue! |
Kid's camp is for the adults who bring their children along
but don't want to drag them to all the lectures and seminars.
With Kid's camp, the parents can drop the kids off and while
they are at the lectures and seminars, the kids will be doing
all sort of activities.
On the first day of the kid's camp, the kids had a tour of
the library at the College of the North Atlantic as well as the
wonderful computer labs there. On the second day, the children
where again treated to the wonderful technology at the main building
of the College. Then after that they went swimming in the local
pool. The children seemed to have a blast at the pool.
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Sonya Dawe, a teacher, is the co-ordinator of the Kid's camps.
She has been keeping the kids busy and happy while the parents
go to the lectures and grassroots projects. |
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These kid camps are a great idea. There's no more fussing
with a babysitter, no more having to worry if your children are
alright while you are at the conference. With the kid's camp,
you'll be able to have your mind clear and free of worry, so
that you can take in the information explored and given in this
conference. |
