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Please arrive before 9 am by the snack bar and Splash pad end of Rockmosa.

Here your footballer will sign in and pick up his/her ‘No Tippy Tappy’ t-shirt.

FULL DAY CAMPERS!
If your camper is signed up for the full day, he/she will receive their own soccer ball and asked to bring it with them each day of camp. Please be sure to sign the ball with the sharpie provided.

HALF DAY CAMPERS!
Campers who are signed up for half day will be able to borrow a soccer ball for the day unless they choose to bring their own from home.

Once all footballers have signed in, they will be brought together in one group to go through the welcoming announcements. Here, players will meet all the coaches, and grouped off into their team

Camp ends at 3pm each day.

When picking up your footballer each day at the end of camp, please be certain to 'check out' with your child’s Coach before leaving.

If there will be a different member of family or friend there to pick up your child at the end of the day, please be sure to notify your coach beforehand.

As well, if you wish for your child to go home at lunch, or for him/her to make their own way home after camp, please arrange this with your coach.

Tuesday is photo day.

Sandie Stephenson will be taking action photos of the footballers on Tuesday morning. They will be available for order and viewing by Friday of that same week of camp.

A form will be available on friday at camp to sign if you allow permission for photos to be taken of your footballer to be used only for the ‘No Tippy Tappy’ Website or media (i.e. newspaper) purposes.

For more information on Sandie Stephenson and her photography, please visit her website at www.sandrastephensonphotography.com

No Tippy Tappy’ Soccer began when a red headed 3 year old put on his first pair of soccer boots and while running off to kick his first football, was instructed by his Scottish father; ‘No Tippy Tappy’. From then on, the big eared freckled face ginger took that philosophy with him everytime he stepped on the soccer pitch. To ‘Go for it!‘. To play with a sense of freedom and fun. To give it ‘your all’, unafraid of making mistakes. And at the end of the game, while wiping off the sweat and fiery competitive eye, you keep on the smile because you know you gave it everything you had.

Now a professional soccer player, Ross Smith brings this belief in how Soccer should be played, to Rockwood with summer camps that began in 2009.

Boasting a Coaching staff that involves past and present players from ‘Rep’ Soccer to U.S.A Scholarship athletes, and Professional players, ‘No Tippy Tappy’ soccer offers kids aged 5 - 14 the opportunity to learn and develop new skills (individual and team), and knowledge of the game. Further on, N.T.T. gives kids the opportunity to develop social skills and friendships while participating with other footballers in the community.