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Clothing- At Meadowbrook, children wear the same type of play clothes they would wear at home. A full list of supplemental clothing and equipment needed will be provided in the spring parents' letter. Lunch- Campers bring their own picnic lunch each day. The camp provides noon milk, plus a mid-morning and afternoon drink and snack. After lunch there is a 20 minute quiet time for campers to relax. Both lunch and rest are outdoors, except in bad weather. Ice cream is provided once a week as well as all food for scheduled cookouts and overnights. Health- The Meadowbrook Day Camp requires each child to be examined by a doctor within 24 months preceding their attendance at camp. We urge parents to make their children’s doctor appointment NOW upon enrollment as May and June are very busy months in doctors’ offices. You may download a blank health form from this website if you wish using Adobe Acrobat Reader. Doctor’s appointments are required by law to be within 24 months of the opening date of camp and all completed forms MUST be in our files prior to your child beginning camp. There is a licensed nurse or qualified first aider on duty throughout the normal camp day. Transportation- As in past years, Meadowbrook has developed a partnership with an independent firm to provide school bus service to selected towns. Our goal is to arrange for similar service this year. Details will be provided in later materials. A counselor rides each bus, takes attendance and monitors the campers.
AfterCamp-
A supervised extended day program is provided from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday except for the last day of camp. Parents are responsible
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The Meadowbrook
Day Camp The Meadowbrook Day Camp does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, sexual orientation, physical attributes, gender, or family structure in administration of its policies, admissions, scholarship programs, or other camp-administered programs. The camp strives to include campers and staff from a variety of backgrounds and to create an inclusive community in which each member is treated with dignity and respect. Meadowbrook Day Camp complies with the regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (105 CMR 430) and is licensed yearly by the Weston Board of Health. |
