Blast Off! RRCC Kids Camp

BLAST-OFF THIS SUMMER ON ROSS ROAD KIDS SOCCER/ARTS CAMP

Camp Dates: July 28-31, 2025

Camp Times: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Ages: Kids entering Gr 1-5 in Sept 2025
(Heading into Grade 6? Check out our Middle School Adventure Camp)

REGISTER HERE!

Camp Overview:

Get ready to BLAST-OFF this summer on a cosmic adventure. Through sport, art and interactive large group sessions we will explore amazing wonders of space that declare the glory of God. We will praise God, discover how He is near to us, and see Him as our source of wisdom.

We will be encouraged as we learn that

He has created us to shine like the stars!

Kids camp will feature both Soccer and Arts activities and large group interactive rallies where everyone joins together for games, songs, and teaching.

 

COST: $50 / child (Includes T-shirt, water bottle and snacks)

($5 discount for siblings use code: FAMILY)

 

LOCATION: Ross Road Community Church

FREE FAMILY CELEBRATION BBQ INCLUDED: You are invited!  Thursday, July 31 at 6pm to a family BBQ Dinner and a time of sharing highlights. Families are invited to join us for a free dinner and a chance to see what your kids learned during the week.

RSVP on the camp registration form.

 

Registration Open: APRIL 27, 2025 - JUNE 30, 2025

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

1. What does a typical day at camp look like?
   Soccer kids will be taught some basic skills, take part in fun drills, and play in some small area soccer games.
   
   Arts kids will get to participate in a variety of activities which could include visual art projects, music and performing arts.
   
   Everyone will take part in our large group rallies which includes group games, songs skits, and teaching. We also have small group time where kids will interact with their leaders and peers around what they’ve learned.

 

2. What does my ARTS camper need to bring to camp? They should come dressed in clothes they can paint and create in. While the goal is for the art materials to end up on the project, not the child, messes can happen so kids should be wearing clothes you are ok with them doing art in.

 

3. What does my SOCCER camper need to bring to camp? They should come dressed to be active and wear runners (cleats and shin guards are optional). Come prepared for the weather (rain or shine). This may include sunscreen, a hat, sweater, or light jacket depending on the forecast.

 

4. Does my kid need to bring their own soccer ball? No, we provide soccer balls.

 

5. My kid has a food allergy, will there be snacks provided for them? We aim to be able to provide gluten free and dairy free options. We will contact families who have children with dietary issues that we may not be able to accommodate. You are also welcome to send a nut free snack in a labeled bag that can be dropped off at morning registration.

 

6. What should my camper refrain from bringing to camp? Please do not send your camper to camp with any valuables (iPods, MP3 players, tablets, DSIs, toys, jewelry, etc.). These items are not a part of our camp program and do not fit into our daily plans.

 

7. What should my camper bring for a snack? Snacks and water are provided so kids do not need to bring any food.

 

8. What if my child has medications? All medications must be noted on the registration. If sending medication to camp, please make sure it is in its original container and stored in a bag labeled with the child’s name and dosage instructions. The medication must be turned in at the registration table or with the first aid attendant so it can be stored in a secure location. For emergency medications they will be kept with the first aid attendant or worn by the camper or staff as per the guardian’s instructions.

 

9. Can I give permission for someone else to pick up my camper? Anyone picking up a child from camp will need the pick-up tag provided at registration. If you have someone else picking up your child let the registration table know so that we know who you have authorized to pick up your child.

 

10. What does a typical day at camp look like?
    Soccer kids will be taught some basic skills, take part in fun drills, and play in some small area soccer games.
    
    Arts kids will get to participate in a variety of activities which could include visual art projects, music and performing arts.
    
    Everyone will take part in our large group rallies which includes group games, songs skits, and teaching. We also have small group time where kids will interact with their leaders and peers around what they’ve learned.

 

11. What does my ARTS camper need to bring to camp? They should come dressed in clothes they can paint and create in. While the goal is for the art materials to end up on the project, not the child, messes can happen so kids should be wearing clothes you are ok with them doing art in.

 

12. What does my SOCCER camper need to bring to camp? They should come dressed to be active and wear runners (cleats and shin guards are optional). Come prepared for the weather (rain or shine). This may include sunscreen, a hat, sweater, or light jacket depending on the forecast.

 

13. Does my kid need to bring their own soccer ball? No, we provide soccer balls.

 

14. My kid has a food allergy, will there be snacks provided for them? We aim to be able to provide gluten free and dairy free options. We will contact families who have children with dietary issues that we may not be able to accommodate. You are also welcome to send a nut free snack in a labeled bag that can be dropped off at morning registration.

 

15. What should my camper refrain from bringing to camp? Please do not send your camper to camp with any valuables (iPods, MP3 players, tablets, DSIs, toys, jewelry, etc.). These items are not a part of our camp program and do not fit into our daily plans.

 

16. What should my camper bring for a snack? Snacks and water are provided so kids do not need to bring any food.

 

17. What if my child has medications? All medications must be noted on the registration. If sending medication to camp, please make sure it is in its original container and stored in a bag labeled with the child’s name and dosage instructions. The medication must be turned in at the registration table or with the first aid attendant so it can be stored in a secure location. For emergency medications they will be kept with the first aid attendant or worn by the camper or staff as per the guardian’s instructions.

 

18. Can I give permission for someone else to pick up my camper? Anyone picking up a child from camp will need the pick-up tag provided at registration. If you have someone else picking up your child let the registration table know so that we know who you have authorized to pick up your child.