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From the rising of the sun to rest hour - here’s how to absolutely rock a camp day.
Every day at camp is a new opportunity. An opportunity to connect, an opportunity to have fun, or an opportunity to change a camper’s life forever.
However, it can be a little daunting to consistently come up with something incredible with something fantastic for every single moment of the day. And, while we wouldn’t advise trying to fill every single moment, it’s never a bad idea to have your backpack full of ideas to make the most of every moment.
For the next two episodes, Oliver and Matt go through the Camp Winona schedule and talk about some of their favourite ways to make each moment special. Episode 1 will cover wake-up to rest hour.
Here we go!
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E.G.E.L - Ever Growing Ever Learning
Matt: Deer Ears & Owl Eyes
Oliver: A camp counsellor classic - a solid carabiner to hold your keys and a Tile to keep track of them!
Host Links
- Matt Wilfrid, Executive Producer of Podcasting at Go Camp Pro
- Oliver Gregan, Executive Director at YMCA Camp Winona
What is First Class Counselors?
Camp Directors, this Podcast isn’t for you. It’s time to delegate! First Class Counsellors is for your counselling staff, the ones who are on the ground, playing with kids and changing lives.
Each week, we’ll cover practical and accessible tips that will level up your camp counsellor skills. These are things every counsellor should know, but that you may not have time to teach in staff training.
Our two hosts, Oliver Gregan and Matt Wilfrd from Go Camp Pro are excited to be able to provide this resource to camp counsellors and up and coming staff, who they believe, have the most important job at camp.
