All programs are led by professional instructors certified under the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP). Our leaders possess expert knowledge in sports instruction and safety management to fully support your child's development.
Yes, absolutely. All staff and volunteers aged 18 and older must provide a Police Information Check (PIC) with Vulnerable Sector Screening (VSS). Only those who pass this rigorous vetting process are permitted to work with the children.
We maintain a strictly "Nut-Free" environment. Nut products are prohibited within the facility, and all snacks or meals provided by the camp are 100% nut-free to ensure the safety of children with allergies.
Our staff will provide immediate first aid and contact parents/guardians right away. We also have protocols in place to coordinate with local medical facilities for swift professional care if necessary.
Definitely! Our camp is designed for all children, regardless of their Judo background. We focus on various activities, games, and cultural exchanges that encourage children to enjoy trying new things.
Photos and videos of camp activities may be used for club promotion on our website or social media. This is managed according to the "Media Release" agreement signed during registration.
Yes. All staff and volunteers sign a confidentiality agreement. Sharing any personal information or photos of participants outside of authorized club channels (including personal social media) is strictly prohibited.
In the event of rain, we utilize the indoor facilities at Ni-Ten Judo Club to continue our activities. Outdoor field trips may be modified or rescheduled based on weather conditions and safety.
Essential items include comfortable clothing, indoor shoes, a water bottle, a hat, and sunscreen. A detailed packing checklist is available on our website for your convenience.
Cancellations are subject to the terms and conditions outlined on our registration site. Please contact our office as early as possible if you need to make changes to your booking.
