Spring School (Mar-Apr)
Classes available at the Toronto City Sports Centre (indoor) & Monarch Park (indoor).
The Spring School (indoor) sessions run between March and April on a weekly basis. Players participate in sessions each week with focus on a particular skill/s and will include 50/50 mix of game play and skill building activities. Groups are formed based on age and ability level. SEE PROGRAM INFO SECTION FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT COVID-19 GUIDELINES.
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For the indoor programs masks are required for all participants and parents entering the dome, once the player is on the field participating they can remove their mask if they would like to.
Typically runs between March and May on a weekly basis. Players participate in sessions each week with focus on a particular skill/s and will include 50/50 mix of game play and skill development activities. Groups are formed based on age and ability level. The programs take place indoors at Monarch Park and the Toronto City Sports Centre. Crescent School and Upper Canada College programs will be outdoors.
For the girls programs if there are not enough girls to form a group they will be placed in the co-ed group when applicable.
Multiple Program/Family Discount
A 10% discount is applied when a player registers for two or more programs at the same time. The same 10% discount is applied if two or more siblings register for a program at the same time. These two discounts can not be combined. The program with the highest fee is excluded from the discount when registering for programs with different fees. The discount applies when both players are registered at the same time.
Cancellation Refund/Policy
During the COVID-19 pandemic if there is another shutdown there will be no refunds given, a credit will be applied to your Power Soccer account for future use. The credit will never expire and automatically apply to your next. No refunds are given for cancellations once the program has started or for non attendance.
Power Soccer reserves the right to cancel or alter any programs, times, costs or locations outlined as required, due to low enrolment, change of policy, weather or availability of facilities
COVID-19 Guidelines: Before Arrival
Parents at Sessions:
To keep numbers under the recommended limit as outlined by the Ontario Government, parents may not be permitted to stay and watch the program. This will depend on the number of registered players. If programs are near capacity, we will ask that parents leave after dropping players off and return at the end of the session.
Individuals must self-screen themselves to limit the introduction of infection:
o Prior to attending Sports Fields and Multi Use Fields, every participant must do the self-assessment for COVID-19 on the Ontario Ministry of Health website and if they do not pass the assessment they should not use the Sports Fields and Multi Use Fields until they pass the assessment and do not have signs and symptoms of COVID-19. All participants can visit the City's website to determine if further care is required and learn about assessment centres.
o All participants should be aware of signs and symptoms of COVID-19, including:
o Fever
o Cough
o Difficulty breathing
o Muscle aches
o Tiredness
o Sore throat
o Headache
o Runny nose
o New loss of taste or smell
The World Health Organization advises that symptoms may appear in as few as 2 days or as long as 10 to 14 days after contracting COVID-19. Those who are infected with COVID-19 may have few or no symptoms. Hence, there is the possibility of asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic spread of COVID-19.
o Anyone who is exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 or has had close contact with a confirmed case cannot utilize Sports Fields and Multi Use Fields.
o Stay at home when you are ill
Practice proper hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette:
o Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 15 seconds.
o If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Power Soccer will provide hand sanitizer but we also ask if you have some to bring your own as well.
o Cover your cough or sneeze into a tissue. Immediately throw the tissue in the garbage and wash your hands.
o If you don't have a tissue, sneeze or cough into your sleeve or arm.
o Avoid touching your face, nose and mouth with unwashed hands.
o Participants may wear masks at their own discretion.
o People who become ill while at the field will be sent home immediately.
o If a participant at any Sports Fields and Multi Use Fields tests positive for COVID-19, their local Public Health Unit (Toronto Public Health for Toronto residents) will follow-up with close contacts who may include other Sports Fields and Multi Use Fields participants. Other Sports Fields and Multi Use Fields participants who came in close contact with the infected individual may be required to self-isolate.
Facility Information:
o Power Soccer staff will encourage all participants practice good hand sanitization/hygiene while participating in the session and after washroom use.
o Participants are asked not to touch other participants.This includes no high five’s, fist bumps or hand shaking, sharing of personal sporting/fitness equipment and/or food/beverages.
o Players are asked to bring their own pre-filled water bottles.
o Participants are asked not to loiter around the Sports Fields and Multi Use Fields to assist in physical distancing and allow others the opportunity to utilize amenity.
Cleaning and Disinfecting Requirements:
o Any equipment that is rented or provided by Power Soccer will be cleaned and disinfected between each clinic.
o Washroom facilities will be cleaned as per Toronto Public Health Guidelines.
o Review Public Health Ontario's Cleaning and Disinfection for Public Settings document.
o physical distancing poster will be posted in prominent locations.