GIBORIM (Ages 8 - 9)
Giborim section, for 8 and 9 year olds, is a special section at camp
with many of their own theme days. With a play ground right next to
their cabins, and a staff to camper ratio of close to 1:2, "Gibbieland"
is always a fun place to be.
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GOSHRIM (Ages 10 - 11)
Goshrim section, for 10 and 11 year olds is often teamed with Giborim
for cultural events, but has more access to outings. The Goshrim
section does an overnight at "The Camp Site", a canoe trip to a nearby
lake access point.
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KOCHOT (Ages 12 - 13)
Kochot section is for 12 and 13 year olds. As one of the older
sections, they participate in Hockey Marathon, and Basketball and
Softball House leagues. They also participate in a program called "
Hityashvut" a two day scouting trip to Kejimekujic National Park, where
they practice skills learned at camp in a forest environment.
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MACHAR (Ages 14 - 15)
Camp Machar is the senior camp at Camp Kadimah, for 14 and 15 year
olds. Machar also participates in Hockey Marathon, Basketball and
Softball House leagues. The Machar program includes special thematic
programming, community service, and "Machar Day" (a leadership program
where they "run" the camp for a day)as well as many others. The Machar
program is directed towards leadership, cooperation and responsibility.
Machar does everything as a section and is an integral part of the
Kadimah program. Issues related to the "joys and woes" of being a
teenager are addressed and discussed openly. Machar builds spirit and
character, and breeds friendship and understanding.
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C.I.T (Ages 16)
The CIT (Counselors in Training) program was developed to build the
leadership skills we look for in our counselors- to- be. The CITs work
on a rotational basis, assisting in cabin placements, on different
specialties, and in special leadership training programs geared towards
both Jewish and secular leadership. One of the best parts of the CIT
program is the CIT trip. For a week, the CIT's travel through the
Maritimes and experience not only the fantastic views of Cape Breton
Island, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick and Parts of Nova Scotia,
but they get a unique perspective on the small Jewish Communities who
have thrived in these areas for many years. A new addition to the CIT
Program is their own site, with spacious cabins including SHOWERS! |
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