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On Saturday, September 6th, Centre Greene is opening its doors to the community! The day will kick off with a neighbourhood parade around Stayner Park (10:00am), followed by a children's sing-along with Centre Greene's beloved Ben (10:30am). Activities and classes for the entire family. Adults can participate in open classes: Tai Chi Based Gentle Stretch (11:00am) and Relaxation (11:30am). Activities for children and teens include a Drama workshop (11:00am) and a Teen Floor Hockey Tournament (2:00pm). Class demonstrations : Tae Kwon Do (11:30am), Ballroom Dancing for people living with Parkinson's (12:30pm),and Ballet with Ora Kozlov (1:00pm). Pre-registration for fall programs, including the Greene Avenue Ballet School, will be done on site. Give us your feedback during our Afternoon Tea and Open Community Forum (3:00pm). For more information please call us at (514) 931-6202
Thank you to all the Children, Parents, Families and Staff. We look forward to seeing you next year. English Registration / French Registration / Program / Schedule
Registration for Dance Camp 2008 has begun! Register Now!
Join us on Fridays from 6:00pm-8:30pm for a meal followed by activities. Every night has a different theme! Ages 5-11. sign up now!
Register now for After-School 2008-2009 school year. Spaces still available. 3:30-6:00pm. Gym Time, Park Time, Homework Hour and a snack. For more information on Centre Greene's after school programme, click here
Indoor / park playground for children under 5. Come join us in the gym on Tuesday and Thursday mornings for some fun and games! 09h30-11h00am. $3.50 / morning drop-in. Coffee and snack provided.
Join us for a three-course, home-cooked meal, served in a friendly environment. Click the link for the fall and winter schedules.
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Sheila Lawrence has taught classes, choreographed new works, and given master classes in Canada, England, the Netherlands, Australia, and the USA. Her graceful and thought-provoking approach to teaching adults encourages skill development and stimulates the creative process by opening up new possibilities in dance.
Intermediate Ballet: A lyrical barre, followed by a well-constructed centre. Body and soul will be inspred by the joy of ballet and its music.
Intermediate/Advanced Jazz: A challenging class for the experienced dance student. Emphasis is on jazz ballet technique and learning intricate choreographies.
Bring your child to explore the joy of movement expression with creative thinking exercises. Creative Movement is an educational activity that targets children's cognitive skills through the use of movement expression. Symbolic play, creativity, problem solving and motor skills are some of the domains addressed in structured movement lessons. Instructor Andrea de Almeida holds a B.A. in Education and has taught dance for children in Brazil and the USA for several years. She is currently an M.A. candidate in Physical Education and Recreation with specialization in Dance at the University of Alberta.
Once a week, a chance to let go of stress and pressure. Connecting with body, mind, and spirit.
The Macgregor Soccer School is now in its fourth year at Centre Greene. Indoor group classes are offered from September to May for boys and girls ages 6 - 15. This unique program focuses on developing good technique and skills in a fun environment. Class size is limited so each player gets individual attention from a qualified instructor.
The mission of Chinese Language School is to sensitize children, in particular adopted Chinese children, to the Chinese culture and to teach, with the best of our knowledge and capabilities, how to comprehend and communicate in the Mandarin language. During classes, children have access to a semi-private atmosphere of learning that encourages active participation. Through educational games, association exercises, and songs, the student is able to learn as he/she plays. Compared to similar programmes, our classes are smaller, our schedule is more flexible, and there is direct teacher-parent contact. Verbal communication is prioritized over the written word.