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Multisport 1

Soccer, climbing, floor hockey, belly baseball and more! (Grades 3-6)

Spring registration is now open.
Multisport 1

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Run, jump, kick and climb your way through Amicus Multisport 1! Learn new sports, build friendships and develop social skills in this 6- 8 week program.

Program at a Glance:

  • Grade: For youth in grades 3-6
  • Date and Time: Thursdays from 6:00pm- 7:45pm in the Fall, Winter and Spring
  • Duration: 8 weeks long
  • Location: Foothills Academy Society
  • Focus: Youth learn and play a variety of sports with a correlated research-based social skill lesson each week
  • Cost: $335

About:

Our Multisport Program is thoughtfully crafted to support youth with ADHD and learning disabilities, offering an exciting lineup of sports and sport-related social skill development. With our low 3:1 camper-to-staff ratio, each camper benefits from individualized guidance, allowing them to build confidence, strengthen social skills, and fully engage in this fun and dynamic program.

Through the session, campers will explore a range of sports and group activities that keep them moving, learning, and connecting with others. Each week focuses on a different sport and related social skill, providing variety while ensuring skill-building remains both accessible and enjoyable. Our dedicated and mature staff incorporate social skill lessons into every session, helping campers develop crucial skills like teamwork, communication, and patience in real-life situations. In addition, our social skill curriculum focuses on specific and usable skills like what others are thinking, expected and unexpected behaviours, zones of regulation, determining the size of the problem, social problem solving and more. All Amicus staff receive specific training to support the needs of youth with ADHD and learning disabilities. 

Weekly Breakdown of Activities:

Programs are tailored to the interests of the participants, so no two Multisport session are ever the exact same. However, most follow a structure similar to the following:

  • Week 1: Gaga ball and team contract
  • Week 2: Soccer and Zones of Regulation 
  • Week 3: Floor Hockey and Being Part of a Group
  • Week 4: Flag Football and Social Problem Solving.
  • Week 5: Basketball and What Others Are Thinking
  • Week 6: Belly Baseball and Language Interpretation
  • Week 7: Rock Climbing and Communication
  • Week 8: Camper’s Choice and Expected and Unexpected Behaviours

Intake Criteria:

If your child has not participated in an Amicus or social skills program through Foothills Academy before, a Parent Intake Form must be completed and returned to the Intake Coordinator.

Spring registration is now open.
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Multisport 1

Intake Criteria & Financial Accessibility

Intake Criteria Information

  • Check our Intake Criteria to ensure that we can meet the needs of your child.

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Financial Accessibility

  • Depending on the program or service you are accessing, there may be a government program to help offset some of the cost. We request that you explore these possibilities before applying for any financial assistance directly from Foothills Academy.

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While there are many sport-based activities for kids this is a unique combination of active movement and social skills. Plus they are skilled at working with the LD behaviours - these kids are potentially seen as problematic to regular athletic activities with their attention spans and other executive functions. I like that they can actually talk about awkward situations with kids- like how to make friends. That discussion is likely missing from their day-to-day experiences. Thank you! — Amicus Parent