Developing physical literacy through quality physical activity
Our kids’ programs provide a friendly, safe and welcoming environment to explore movement. Through providing a quality physical activity experience that focuses on games and play, children develop their physical literacy. We aim to inspire children to play their way to confidence, skill development, fun, teamwork, cooperation, respect and inclusivity. These are all core values of PISE. By building a movement vocabulary through games and play, kids build the foundation to live an active, healthy lifestyle.
Need financial assistance to support a child’s participation? See Play Your Way Grant for information on how we may help.
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Move and Play for Home Learners
Our Move and Play for Home Learners is a program facilitated by PISE Physical Literacy Leaders and hosted at our facility. Programming emphasizes the development of Fundamental Movement Skills as well as social and emotional skills. Participants will play and learn with a variety of different equipment, as each week will see new skills, games, and activities! This program is for ages 6 to 13.
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Boccia Ballers
Our Boccia program is for kids of all ages who use a power mobility chair, manual chair, walker, or who are just interested in learning a Paralympic sport! Participants will explore movement skills such as throwing, rolling, kicking and wheeling, as well as learning strategy and team work through fun games and activities.
Active Development
This program is open to children with any form of developmental disability (cognitive or physical) or illness. The program is designed to improve confidence and competence in movement skills and provide a safe place to play with peers. PISE leaders adapt activities to make sure that all children find success and have their individual needs met.
This program is for 4-10 year olds, the program takes place from 11:30 am-12:15 pm and develops fundamental movement skills like running, wheeling, throwing , catching and balance. As well, it builds on the skills developed in early childhood in to more complex movement patterns and sport skills.
Siblings are welcome to enroll in the program too!
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Power Physical Literacy
Join PISE Physical Literacy Leaders for a fun filled hour of movement exploration. Play, explore and learn new games while developing physical literacy. Please register for this FREE program thanks to funding from the Canadian Paralympic Committee. This program is for children in manual chairs, walkers, strollers and power mobility chairs!
