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Multisport 1

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

Fall registration is currently open.
Multisport 1

Fall 2025 Schedule

  • Thursdays

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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 7 week program.

Program at a Glance:

  • Grade: For youth in grades 3-6
  • Date and Time: Thursdays from 6:00pm- 7:45pm
  • Duration: 7 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: $300

About:

Amicus Multisport 1 is all about movement, fun, and variety! While being designed for youth with ADHD and Learning Disabilities, campers rotate through an exciting lineup of sports and activities each week— basketball, soccer, archery, floor hockey, and camp favourites like belly baseball. With plenty of opportunities to run, jump, and play, participants will build confidence, build friendships and try new things.

Alongside the action, each session includes a social skill focus that is intentionally woven into games and activities. Campers practice teamwork, communication, and problem-solving in a supportive, small-group environment with a 3:1 camper-to-staff ratio. Whether your child is a seasoned player or new to sports, this welcoming program helps them build friendships, skills, and a love for being active.

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.

Fall registration is currently open.
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Multisport 1

Fall 2025 Schedule

  • Thursdays

Intake Criteria & Financial Accessibility

Intake Criteria Information

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

New Amicus Participants

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