Participants can work on a sponsored community project, like, the Alberta Christmas Project (See abchristmas.blogspot.com) and/or a personal, or family project. Participants in grades 4-6 need to work together with an adult or a teen project coordinator. Participants need to take the Tri-Heritage Summer Training course and can participate in the 100 Years of Stories program on Monday mornings July 21 to August 25 (excluding August 4th) and get help in the afternoon. Between Mondays you can work on your projects individually and/or in small groups.
Information and Organizational Meeting June 16th Stony Plain Public Library at 6:30pm.
Cost $15 per week or $55 for all five weeks. (Refundable for sponsored participants).
Email facts@gaggle.net for more information on sponsorship, project requirements, and participating in a group.
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