Registration can be completed online through the RRC Polytech Campus Well-Being Member Portal. 

Visit our registration portal. 

2. Select the camp you’d like to register for 

3. Click ‘Sign In’ beside the camp you’d like to register for 

4. Login using your RRC Polytech credentials/email, or ‘Sign up’ for an account by clicking the bottom icon 

Please note: You do not need to enter an ID number 

5. Once signed in, click the icon in the top right corner and select ‘Profile’ 

6. From the Profile screen, add the family members you’ll be signing up for a youth camp (please do not sign yourself up) 

7. Once you’ve added family members, go back to the previous screen and select the camp you’d like to register for and click the ‘Register’ button 

8. On the ‘Select Family Member’ screen, add each member who will be attending camp 

9. Follow the registration instructions and sign all required waivers 

10. Add emergency contacts, authorized pick-ups, and other additional information 

11. Click ‘Checkout’ to enter in your payment information and complete your camp registration 

Please note registration typically opens mid-March. Registration closes once at capacity or one week before camp begins.   

If a camp is full, we encourage you to add your child to the waitlist via the Member Portal (you will need to sign into the account first). If a seat becomes available in your selected camp, we will email you with an offer. You will have 72 hours to accept the seat. If no action is taken within this time, you will be removed from the waitlist. 

To accept the seat, click the link that will be provided in the email.  

To be added to the mailing list please sign up here.

Payment for camp is required at the time of registration. 

Registration must be completed online in your account. You will need to pay with a VISA or MasterCard credit card or VISA or MasterCard credit debit card only.  

To withdraw your child and receive a full refund, please email youthcamps@rrc.ca at least 14 days prior to the camp start date. Full refunds are available for withdrawals submitted within this timeframe.  

Yes – RRC Polytech offers financial assistance to families who meet the LICO. More information about financial assistance will be available mid-March.

Camps run from 9 AM – 4 PM. Flexible drop-off and pick-up times are available before and after camp. 

• Drop-off: Between 8 – 9 AM 
• Pick-up: Between 4 – 5 PM 

Camps are held at RRC Polytech’s Notre Dame Campus, located at 2055 Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg, MB and RRC Polytech’s Exchange District Campus, located at 160 Princess Street, Winnipeg, MB.  

Notre Dame Campus 

• Drop-off and pick-up will take place in the North Gym.

• Free parking is available in Lot W3 during drop-off and pick-up periods only.  

• Click here to see the campus map.

Exchange District Campus

• Drop-off and pick-up will take place in the Roblin Centre, P107.

• To access Building A through the North entrance – Camp signage will direct you into the building from the corner of Elgin Avenue and Adelaide Street.

• Paid parking is available on Adelaide Street and Elgin Avenue.

• Click here to see the campus map. 

At our Notre Dame Campus, parking is free during pick up and drop off.  Caregivers can use lot W4 Overflow indicated on the campus map. Signage will also be displayed for ease. 

At our Exchange District Campus paid parking is available on Adelaide St. and Elgin Ave. Please use campus map for assistance. 

Bus transportation is available to and from our Notre Dame Campus from R.B. Russell School for campers (July 6-10 only). 

We suggest arriving early on the first day of camp (before 8:45 AM), with campers accompanied by their guardians. Families may allow campers to sign themselves into the program and do not need to accompany them to the sign-in location. 

Campers will only be released to authorized persons for pick-up at the end of day unless that camper has self-sign-out permission. 

You will need to indicate who is authorized to pick up your camper(s) during the registration process. If you wish to add or remove authorized pick-up names after registration, please email youthcamps@rrc.ca with your changes.   

Those who are authorized to pick up campers must present a government-issued ID to camp staff at the end of the day for that camper to be released.  

Campers who are 12 and over can sign themselves out at the end of the day if permitted to do so. If you would like to give your camper(s) permission to sign themselves out, indicate this when prompted during registration.  

Leave Authorization forms will also be available throughout the week at drop-off and pick-up for families to sign in-person if they choose to do so. 

Campers with self-sign out permission can be dismissed from the sign-out location at 4 PM each day. 

Campers leave the drop-off area to their program areas promptly at 9 AM each morning. 

Families must contact the Camp Supervisor by phone at 431.373.3491 to inform them if a camper will be arriving late. Campers who arrive after 9 AM should go to the designated drop-off area to sign-in, and Camp Leaders will escort your camper to the rest of the group.   

The following rules will apply when campers are picked up later than 5 PM: 

• The first time a guardian is late for pick-up, after camp privileges will be revoked and campers must be picked up at 4 PM for the remainder of the week.  

• The second time a guardian is late for pick-up, the camper(s) will be withdrawn from the program. No refund will be given.  

Campers who are not picked up by 5 PM will be relocated to the Security Service Centre where they will be supervised by Security Staff until picked up for the following locations: 

• Notre Dame Campus – Building C (C115)  
• Exchange District Campus – The Roblin Centre, Room P106  

If a camper needs to leave early, families should inform the camp staff during morning drop-off, or by calling the Camp Supervisor at 431.373.3491 at least 2 hours prior to pick-up.  

Families picking campers up early should go to the agreed pick-up location at the agreed-upon pick-up time. Families will be required to present ID and sign their camper out from there.  

If your child will be absent from camp, please notify camp staff by emailing youthcamps@rrc.ca or by calling 431.373.3491. If staff are not notified, families will be contacted if a child is absent from camp for the day. 

Please note: Refunds are not given for days missed.   

Yes – we want your child to have a positive and safe experience at RRC camp, so please indicate any medical conditions on the registration form. It is important that we are aware of any condition that may affect your child’s safety. If your child has a medical condition or if you have additional concerns, please contact the Supervisor, Youth Initiatives at youthcamps@rrc.ca or 431.373.3491.  

Our health centre is staffed by a registered nurse to address medical issues. Additionally, camp supervisors and security staff are first aid certified. Parents/guardians will be contacted in case of illness or injury.  

During camp registration, you will be asked to consent to medical attention in case of emergency.  

We prioritize camper safety by enforcing a Camper Code of Conduct to maintain a safe and respectful environment. This Code is agreed upon by all families during camp registration and discussed with campers on their first day of camp.  

All camp staff undergo Criminal Record Checks, Child Abuse Registry Checks, and complete comprehensive training in safety, conflict resolution and youth engagement.  

Yes – if your child has regular inclusion support, they are welcome to join our camp program. All Inclusion Staff must pre-register by emailing youthcamps@rrc.ca at least two weeks prior to the start of camp. Inclusion Staff must provide the following documents upon registration: 

• Child Abuse Registry Check 

• Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Search 

If you need assistance arranging Inclusion Support Staff, let us know so we can explore alternate accommodations.  

Yes – please contact our Youth Initiatives Supervisor at youthcamps@rrc.ca to let us know how we can best accommodate your child.  

If weather conditions are safe, we will spend some time outdoors. Our staff monitors air quality and humidex levels, and if they become too high, we will move activities into the gym. Please ensure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather. 

We have Camp Leaders supporting campers throughout the entire camp. Our themed camps are led by professional educators with teaching experience. All instructors and staff have completed required background checks. 

We have two Camp Leaders per cohort of 15-18 campers.  

Camps are tailored for children ages 9–17, an age group we’ve found to be ideal for exploring future career pathways. 

Each camp typically includes 15–18 campers. 

All items left behind at camp are laid out daily for campers to look through the next day. Caregivers are welcome to contact the security office as well: 

Notre Dame Campus 
Location: Room C115 
Phone: 204.632.2323 

The Roblin Centre 
Location: Room P106 
Phone: 204.949.8305 

Paterson Global Foods Institute 
Location: Room 100 
Phone: 204.631.3381 

*We encourage you to label your child’s items. 

Please pack a comfortable backpack that fits your child properly with the following items daily: 

• A water bottle, sunscreen and a hat. 

• Appropriate clothing and footwear for the weather and participation in physical activities outside rain or shine. 

• Closed-toed shoes if attending a Trades (Wheels in Motion, Girls in Motion, Electrify Your Game or GETT) or our Culinary and Baking Camps (Sweet Treats Baking Camp and Diner Classics and Breakfast Bootcamps). 

• A nutritious lunch including two healthy snacks. Due to allergies, please do not include any snacks containing nuts. Campers will not be able to purchase food at camp and will not have access to the cafeteria, Tim Horton’s or vending machines. 
• Emergency supplies if applicable including, masks, inhalers, EpiPen etc. On the first day, let the staff know where the emergency supplies are in their backpack. Caregivers will be notified first if a camper requests medicine. 

No, we do not provide lunch or snacks. Campers should bring a bagged lunch and snacks (nut free). Children will not have access to Tim Horton’s or the vending machines. 

Yes – campers will leave their personal devices (cell phones and/or tablets) in secure storage throughout the day and will only have access to them during drop-off, lunch and pick-up times. 

In case of an emergency where parents/guardians need to reach a camper during other times, they should contact the Camp Supervisor at 431.373.3491. 

Some of the camps will have field trips. An additional field trip form will be sent out, if applicable.  

Updates are not sent during the week, but you’re welcome to speak with our camp staff at drop-off and pick-up if you have any questions or concerns.  

Campers receive two to three hours of academic instruction per day, delivered by faculty, and the rest of the day is balanced out with varied recreation. See sample schedule below: 

SAMPLE SCHEDULE 

Times	Agenda
8-9 AM	Drop-Off/Free Time
9:05-9:15 AM	Intros/Welcome Message
9:20-9:40 AM	Code of Conduct, Daily Agenda, Icebreakers
9:40-10 AM	Snack
10-11 AM	Activity #1
11-12 PM	Activity #2
12-1 PM	Lunch
1-2 PM	Activity #3
2-3 PM	Activity #4
3-3:20 PM	Snack
3:20-5 PM	Pick up/Free Time

Girls Exploring Trades and Technology (GETT) is a free, hands-on summer day camp for youth ages 12–14 that introduces applied skills, trades, and technology careers in a fun and supportive environment. 

GETT is open to marginalized genders, including girls and non-binary or gender-nonconforming youth who are comfortable in a space that centers girls’ experiences.

Campers are introduced to trades and technology careers such as carpentry, welding, robotics, automotive, and more. The program also promotes career awareness, physical fitness, and connects participants with women working in a variety of occupations.

Free! All materials and equipment are provided at no cost thanks to the generous support of the Canerector Foundation.

Lunch and snacks are provided daily. Campers may also bring their own nut-free food if preferred. Supervision is provided during the lunch hour.

Camp spots are filled through an application and random draw process. 

• Applications open March 9, 2026 

• Application deadline: May 4, 2026 

• Camp seats are awarded by random draw 

All applicants will be notified by May 15, 2026 

This is a day camp only. RRC Polytech does not provide accommodations or daily transportation. Arranging lodging and daily travel to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper and their parent/guardian. 

Limited bus transportation is available July 6–10 only between R.B. Russell School and the Notre Dame Campus.