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Camp Programs

Learning about horses and ourselves through

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Horse Centred curriculum and Equine Assisted Learning.

This combination creates a program where the participants learn and improve their horse skills, while also learning and improving their leadership skills.

 

What does the Horse-Centred curriculum teach?

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This groundwork-based curriculum encourages students to deepen their understanding of equine behaviour and communication, developing practical ground handling and training skills.

 

What are the goals for the curriculum?

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There are four levels designed to accommodate various groundwork approaches, with the goal of creating well-rounded trainers who can choose and use methods while prioritizing partnership and the horse’s well-being.

 

How is the groundwork progression structured?

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The HorseCentered curriculum consists of three progressive Levels: Red, Pink, White and Gold. Each level contains twelve objectives, covering equine behaviour and training philosophy as well as hands-on ground handling. 

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For which students are the Horse-Centered Levels appropriate?

 

This curriculum is appropriate for students with the maturity required to learn basic training theory – typically aged 8 and up. Riding ability is not required, but students must be physically capable of handling a horse on the ground independently.

 

Equine Assisted Learning?

 

Equine-assisted learning is a fancy way of saying learning with horses. Our horses work with their human partners, creating a partnership, in teams of two people and one horse, the navigate obstacles and challenges. Learning life skills, communication, and social cues this helps to improve leadership and personal empowerment.

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For which students are the Horse-Centered Levels appropriate?

 

This curriculum is appropriate for students with the maturity required to learn basic training theory – typically aged 8 and up. Riding ability is not required, but students must be physically capable of handling a horse on the ground independently.

 

Equine Assisted Learning?

 

Equine-assisted learning is a fancy way of saying learning with horses. Our horses work with their human partners, creating a partnership, in teams of two people and one horse, the navigate obstacles and challenges. Learning life skills, communication, and social cues and resulting in improved leadership and personal empowerment.

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CAMPS 2023 SUMMER

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9 am-4 pm

Monday through Friday

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July 3-7, 2023. FULL

July 17-21, 2023. 

August 7-11, 2023  (1 spot left)

August 14-18 Teen Week ages 13-17

More camp weeks will become available as we fill up, contact us.

 

Camp costs are $400+gst

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