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Help us provide a safe and enriching cultural opportunity for international students studying in Halifax. The host family plays a unique and vital role in the international student experience. While providing a safe environment for students to live in, host families often help to bridge the cultural gap that students experience. Agents Apply Agent Application Thank you for your interest in our school. Please note, all new agents must pass a reference check and sign our agency agreement. If you would like to work with our school, please fill out the form below and a member of our team will be in touch with you. Please use English to fill out this form. Agency First name Last name Email Phone Skype ID Address Country Website Social Media URLs How many students did you send abroad last year? How many students to you plan to send to HLIC? Which programs are your students looking for? Which countries do you promote? How many years has your agency been in operation? If you do not represent an agency, how long have you been working as an Education Agent? How are you planning on promoting HLIC? How do students find out about your agency? Why do you want to promote Halifax, Nova Scotia? When you decide to work with a school, what is the single most important factor in that decision? Where did you hear about our school? Web Search (Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc.) Education Fair Other If it was at a Fair, please specify: References Please supply names and contact information for three schools or universities you have worked with as an agent. If you meet the criteria to become a representative of our school, we will contact them for a reference check. Please provide the name, school, location, and contact information for each reference. Reference 1 Reference 2 Reference 3 Submit Thank you for applying to be an agent with HLIC

Our UBP course is designed for students wishing to attend an English-speaking post-secondary institution. Students work on general and academic English skills as well as post-secondary-specific skills such as research and referencing. On passing UBP, students may proceed directly to one of our pathway institutions or apply to any other post-secondary program. Home / English Courses / UBP University Pathway Program (UBP) Apply Now Course Description Our UBP course is designed for students wishing to attend an English-speaking post-secondary institution. Students work on general and academic English skills as well as post-secondary-specific skills such as research and referencing. On passing UBP, students may proceed directly to one of our pathway institutions or apply to any other post-secondary program. This program is eigh t weeks, with 25 hours of teacher contact time per week. Students must pass the UBP entrance test to take this course. Duration Hours Schedule Start Date 8 Weeks 25 hours per week Monday to Friday Refer to HLIC Calendar University Pathway Price HLIC's UBP program is a 8 week course. Those who wish to enroll in the course must attend for the full 8 weeks. All prices are listed and to be paid in Canadian Dollars (CAD). Valid health insurance is mandatory for all international students in Canada. Tuition Textbook Admissions Fee Health Insurance Activities Fee $4,400 $200 $150 (non-refundable) $2 per day $200 Pathway Partners HLIC is partnered with many reputable Canadian post-secondary learning institutions (universities and colleges) around the country. On passing UBP, students may proceed directly to one of our pathway institutions or apply to any other post-secondary program. Our Pathway Partners include: Acadia University Algonquin College Bishop's University Georgian College Fleming College Lakehead University Mount St. Vincent University (MSVU) New Brunswick Community College Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD) Nova Scotia College of Early Childhood Education (NSCECE) Nova Scotia Community College St. Francis Xavier University (STFX) St. Lawrence College Saint Mary’s University (SMU) Toronto Film School Trent University University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) University of Regina Wilfrid Laurier University Yorkville University High School Partners (all located in Nova Scotia): Shambhala School , Halifax Grammar School , King’s-Edgehill School

Help us provide a safe and enriching cultural opportunity for international students studying in Halifax. The host family plays a unique and vital role in the international student experience. While providing a safe environment for students to live in, host families often help to bridge the cultural gap that students experience. Hosts Appy Homestay Host Application Please complete the following profile and application form. The profile will be used by HLIC for matching host families and students. It will also be provided to students and their parents to approve a homestay. The application form is for HLIC use and will not be distributed. Note: All individuals living in the homestay family home who are 18 years of age or older must provide a recent Criminal Record Check which includes consent for working with children, at the time of submitting this application. Do not close or refresh browser while completing form. Homestay Family Profile Host(s) Last Name: Home Phone: Home Address (including city and postal code) Host (Person 1) First Name: Host (Person 1) Age: Occupation & Employer (Person 1): Cell Phone (Person 1): Work Phone (Person 1): Email (Person 1): Host (Person 2) First Name: Host (Person 2) Age: Occupation & Employer (Person 2): Cell Phone (Person 2): Work Phone (Person 2): Email (Person 2): Please list all children under the age of 18 living in your home [Name, relationship to host (son, granddaughter, etc.) and age] Please list all other persons over the age of 18 living in your home [Name, relationship to host (son, granddaughter, etc.) and age] About Your Home How many bedrooms are in your home? * 1 2 3+ Will your student have a private bedroom? * Yes No If no, with whom will they have to share a bedroom (age, nationality, gender)? How many bathrooms are in your home? * 1 2 3+ Who will be sharing the bathroom with your homestay student? Do you haves good Wi-Fi access and a printer? * Yes No Can you provide access to laundry so that the student can do it on their own? * Yes No Do any member of the family smoke? * Yes No If yes, do they smoke indoors? Yes No Do you have pets in your home? * Yes No Tell us about the pets living in your home (type of animal, name) Homestay Experience How many students can you accommodate overall? Have you hosted an international student before? * Yes No If you have hosted a student before, what country were they from and for how long did they stay? Will someone be home to receive the students when they return from school? If so, who? Would you describe your home as an active household or quiet household? What activities do you and your family enjoy that you would be willing to include your international student in? Please list any community groups or organizations you are involved with (cultural, social, sports) Does your family practice a religion? * Yes No If yes, which one? Include denomination if applicable. Does your family attend a religious gathering frequently? Yes No Do you expect your student to attend your religious gathrings? Yes No Does your belief system restrict you from providing for religious or cultural traditions other than your own? Are you able and/or willing to provide students with transportation to attend their cultural, religious or social events? * Yes No How do you feel an international student would benefit from living with your family? What do you hope to gain from the experience of having an international student live with your family? What are the basic rules for teenagers in your home? What are the basic rules for adults in your home? How particular are you about housekeeping being done a certain way: * Very Somewhat Not Very Not at all What household duties or chores will you expect your student to complete? Briefly describe your neighborhood and commute distance/procedure to our school: Homestay Preference Requests Some international students have specific dietary requirements (i.e. Vegetarian, Halal, Kosher, chicken only, no beef, no pork, no milk, no wheat, etc.) Can you respect and meet any dietary requirements? * Yes No Do you have a gender preference in accepting international students in your home? If yes, please specify. Do you have an age range preference in accepting international students in your home? If yes, please specify. Please select the placement options that work best for your family (you can select more than one): * Required Short Term (one semester or less) Long Term (full year with potential for multi years) Relief (homestay family will be away for a short time) In case of emergencies When are your able to accept an international student? * Required Immediately For September intake (placement in August) For February intake (placement in January) Summer Months Only Can you provide airport pickup? * Yes No Your Emergency Contact Please provide contact information of a person NOT residing in your home [name, relationship to you (ie: friends, coworker, etc), phone number(s), address] Agreements 1. The information set forth above is true and correct. 2. I am able to assume responsibility for the welfare of the student while she/he resides in my home. 3. I am aware that if the homestay is not a good match for the student or homestay family, the student may move out earlier than originally intended. I agree Submit Thank you for applying to become a homestay host with HLIC

HLIC is a dynamic English school located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. We provide authentic and experiential language learning opportunities that will improve students' proficiency, confidence, fluency, and accuracy, so that they may better reach their goals in a personal, academic, and/or professional capacity. Community outreach, diversity, inclusivity, and social justice are at the core of our values and are practiced within our curriculum. About HLIC Downloads View and download HLIC's latest student resources. Student Handbook 2024

Halifax has large university and family populations, with strict laws against violence, harassment and discrimination. HLIC upholds these standards on campus and all HLIC students are expected to abide by local laws while they study in Canada. As an international student in Canada you are required to have Health Insurance. HLIC has chosen the most reputable, feasible and accessible Health Insurance provider for students as our service provider. Health & Safety Health Insurance in Canada As an international student in Canada you are required to have Health Insurance. HLIC has chosen the most reputable, feasible and accessible Health Insurance provider for students as our service provider. Your Health fee will be approximately $2 CAD a day and will cover your health needs including doctor and hospital visits, prescription medication (up to a 30 day supply), and emergency hospital visits and transportation. Safety in Halifax Halifax has large university and family populations, with strict laws against violence, harassment and discrimination. HLIC upholds these standards on campus and all HLIC students are expected to abide by local laws while they study in Canada. Canadian Laws for Your Safety Laws vary in every country. Please see the list below for common Canadian laws students must abide by. If you witness a crime please contact local authorities. If you are unsure about what actions to take or need language support please consult with HLIC for guidance. Alcohol The legal drinking age in Canada is 19 years old. You cannot enter a bar or buy alcohol if you are not 19. If you are caught providing alcohol for people under 19 (including hosting a party with underage guests) you can face serious punishment. You cannot drink alcohol in public at any age. You cannot be overly intoxicated in public. NEVER DRINK AND DRIVE Tobacco and Cannabis (Marijuana) The legal age to use and buy nicotine or cannabis products is 19 years old. If you are caught providing nicotine or cannabis products for people under 19 (including hosting a party with underage guests) you can face serious punishment. Smoking is prohibited in public spaces including indoors (including restaurants, bars, shops, public streets, parks). If you choose to smoke please do so at designated smoking areas or on approved private property. Cannabis is legal in Canada. Any person may use cannabis in the same areas where tobacco is approved. Cannabis is legal to purchase from government-approved locations. It is illegal to purchase cannabis from individuals. Relationships NEVER HAVE A SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP WITH ANY PERSON UNDER THE AGE OF 16 (if you are 19+). This includes dating, sending or receiving sexual texts/emails & photos. NEVER inappropriately touch someone without their consent. This includes at bars and parties you attend. If someone says NO, ‘I don’t feel like it’, ‘I’m not comfortable’ etc OR is overly intoxicated/asleep NEVER touch or force sexual actions. This is considered rape and is taken VERY seriously. General Behaviour You cannot urinate in public. You cannot use hateful/discriminatory language against people (ie: racism, sexism, homophobia, negative stereotyping about a person’s country of origin, religion, sexual identity, etc). Theft of any amount, from a business or person, is a crime. Destruction of property, public or private, is a crime.

This short-term course is ideal for students seeking to improve their English during a holiday in Halifax. The length of study ranges from 1 to 4 weeks. This course follows our ESL curriculum and aims to improve the student’s proficiency in English in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Our Study Holiday program is best for tourists who also wish to study English for 1 to 4 weeks. This program is best for students who that are not planning to attend college or university in Canada. ​ Home / English Courses / Study Holiday Study Holiday Apply Now Course Description This short-term course is ideal for students seeking to improve their English during a holiday in Halifax. The length of study ranges from 1 to 4 weeks. This course follows our ESL curriculum and aims to improve the student’s proficiency in English in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Our Study Holiday program is best for tourists who also wish to study English for 1 to 4 weeks. This program is best for students who that are not planning to attend college or university in Canada. Students will complete a placement assessment prior to starting their program to determine their English level. You will be placed in a class that is appropriate to your English level. Textbook Hours Schedule Duration Levels Start Date 1 Textbook per level 25 hours per week Monday to Friday 1 Week+ 1 2 3 4 5 Any Monday English Study Holiday Price The Study Holiday program operates on continuous enrolment which allows for students to join our classes on any Monday and study for as many weeks as they like. The cost of your course will depend on your length of study. For an accurate quote, please contact us at HLIC. All prices are listed and to be paid in Canadian Dollars (CAD). Valid health insurance is mandatory for all international students in Canada. Homestay is offered to students who are studying with HLIC for at least 1 week or longer. Homestay cost includes 3 meals per day. Click here for more information about our homestay program. Tuition Textbook Admissions Fee Health Insurance Activities Fee $375 per week $150 per level $150 (non-refundable) $2 per day $30 per week

SmartKids weekend programs are designed for students in grade 5 through 12, and take place in person. Our weekend lessons supplement your students’ learning and help build the skills they need. All of our SmartKids programs are for students in grade 5-8 and 9-12. Days and times of classes depend on the program and grade level (see below). Location: Classes are held in-person at Purdy’s Wharf Tower 2, 1969 Upper Water Street Suite 203, Halifax, NS B3J 3R7, Canada SmartKids Weekend Programs SmartKids weekend programs are designed for students in grade 5 through 12, and take place in person. Our weekend lessons supplement your students’ learning and help build the skills they need. All of our SmartKids programs are for students in grade 5-8 and 9-12. Days and times of classes depend on the program and grade level (see below). We offer private tutoring for students grade 1-12. Location: Classes are held in-person at Purdy’s Wharf Tower 2, 1969 Upper Water Street Suite 203, Halifax, NS B3J 3R7, Canada Public Speaking (Grade 5-8 & Grade 9-12) Session 1: September 23/24 to December 16/17, 2023 (12 classes, 18 hours, 1.5 hour each week) Session 2: January 6/7 to March 23/24, 2024 (12 classes, 18 hours, 1.5 hour each week) Session 3: March 30/31 to June 15/16, 2024 (12 classes, 18 hours, 1.5 hour each week) Fees Tuition Fee: $540 per session (12 classes) Other Fees: $30 (one-time yearly fee per student for any type of course registration between September 2023 to June 2024. (Fees collected include services such as curriculum setup, tracking of progress, session report, etc.) Textbooks and Materials: Depending on the program and grade level, please contact for details Class Schedule (Grade 5-8): Saturdays, 9:00-10:30am (Grade 9-12): Saturdays, 10:40-12:10pm Academic Reading & Writing ( Grade 5-8 & Grade 9-12) Session 1: September 23/24 to December 16/17, 2023 (12 classes, 18 hours, 1.5 hour each week) Session 2: January 6/7 to March 23/24, 2024 (12 classes, 18 hours, 1.5 hour each week) Session 3: March 30/31 to June 15/16, 2024 (12 classes, 18 hours, 1.5 hour each week) Fees Tuition Fee: $540 per session (12 classes) Other Fees: $30 (one-time yearly fee per student for any type of course registration between September 2023 to June 2024. (Fees collected include services such as curriculum setup, tracking of progress, session report, etc.) Textbooks and Materials: Depending on the program and grade level, please contact for details Class Schedul e (Grade 9-12): Saturdays, 9:00-10:30am (Grade 5-8): Saturdays, 10:40-12:10pm French, Beginner and Intermediate levels Session 1: September 23/24 to December 16/17, 2023 (12 classes, 18 hours, 1.5 hour each week) Session 2: January 6/7 to March 23/24, 2024 (12 classes, 18 hours, 1.5 hour each week) Session 3: March 30/31 to June 15/16, 2024 (12 classes, 18 hours, 1.5 hour each week) Fees Tuition Fee : $540 per session (12 classes) Other Fees : $30 (one-time yearly fee per student for any type of course registration between September 2023 to June 2024. (Fees collected include services such as curriculum setup, tracking of progress, session report, etc.) Textbooks and Materials: Depending on the program and grade level, please contact for details Class Schedule (Beginner): Saturdays, 1:00-2:30pm Saturdays (Intermediate ): Saturdays, 2:40-4:10pm: Saturdays Private Tutoring (Grade 1-8) $40/hour (Grade 9-12) $45/hour (1) In order to reserve your spot, we require a minimum deposit of $100 per session with the balance being paid at the start of the session. (2) Due to the pre-arrangement of our teachers and to keep the teaching quality in check, we are not obliged to make-up classes for students who are absent. (3) For private tutoring program, if students can find another student of the same level to register, each get $5 off per hour per student; up to 1:3. Students must sign up by session. (4) Students must be punctual, polite, respectful, and responsible during the course studies. SK Speaking SK Reading SK French

HLIC is a dynamic English school located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. We provide authentic and experiential language learning opportunities that will improve students' proficiency, confidence, fluency, and accuracy, so that they may better reach their goals in a personal, academic, and/or professional capacity. Community outreach, diversity, inclusivity, and social justice are at the core of our values and are practiced within our curriculum. Home / Housing / Homestay Homestay Program Offering safe, comfortable, and affordable accommodation, HLIC homestays are an effective way to truly experience Canadian culture, while furthering language learning. Each homestay offers a private, comfortable room, including a desk, bed, closet, and linens. The student will have access to common spaces, a shared kitchen, a bathroom, and laundry facilities. Homestay fees include heat, hot water, and internet. Our homestays are the perfect complement to HLIC student enrolment, offering the student a unique chance to learn and practice their English outside of school, at home, with native-speaking locals. Each homestay has at least one responsible host who will oversee the student’s daily life, and strive to include the student in their Canadian customs, local festivals, holidays, traditions, food, and social activities. The HLIC screening process requires hosts to undergo a home inspection and pass rigorous security checks, including up-to-date criminal record checks and vulnerable sector checks. HLIC keeps in regular contact with our hosts and students to ensure standards are being met. Our homestays are affordable, costing $1150.00 CAD per month, which includes 3 meals a day, heating, water and internet. There is an initial $200.00 non-refundable application fee, and a $400.00 refundable damage deposit fee. All homestays are accessible within a maximum of 30 minutes of driving by car, or 1 hour by bus. Some homestays are within walking distance. For more information, please contact our homestay coordinator at homestay@hfxlanguage.ca

HLIC offers unique immersive activities that allow students' to explore the city, speak with locals, bond with friends and make memories that will last a lifetime. Student Activities Immerse yourself in local language and culture Engaging in various activities such as sports and arts while studying abroad offers a multitude of benefits. It enhances language acquisition and fluency. Immersing oneself in activities necessitates effective communication in the target language. This real-world application of language skills not only bolsters vocabulary but also improves listening and speaking proficiency. Participating fosters social integration and personal growth. It allows language students to connect with locals and fellow students, breaking down cultural barriers and building a diverse network of friends. These activities can boost self-esteem, teamwork, and discipline, which are transferable life skills. Student Activities not only complement language studies but also contribute to a well-rounded and enriching international experience. When you study with HLIC you will have the oppurtunity to take part in a variety of exciting activities outside of the classroom. Spring March, April, May This is when you can expect the snow to melt, temperatures to gradually rise and the flowers to bloom. Things that you can experience: Exploring the Halifax Public Gardens Taking a nature walk at Point Pleasant Park Easter (holiday, cultural event) St. Patricks Day (holiday, cultural event) Eid al-Fitr (holiday, cultural event) Summer June, July, August During these months, you'll experience warmer temperatures, making it ideal for outdoor activities, festivals, and enjoying the waterfront. Things that you can experience: A trip to Crystal Cresent Beach Swimming at Long Lake Canoeing and Kayaking Outdoor sports at the Halifax Commons Jazz Festival Busker Festival Canada Day (holiday, cultural event) Halifax Pride Parade Peggy's Cove boat trip and lobster experience Autumn September, October, November Watch as the leaves change colors and enjoy the cooler temperatures. Things that you can experience: Halloween (holiday, cultural event) Halifax Ghost Tour Apple Picking and Wagon Rides at Noggins Farm Thanksgiving (holiday, cultural event) Cooking Class Nocturne: Art at Night Winter December, January, February During these months, the city experiences colder temperatures, occasional snowfall, and opportunities for winter sports. Things that you can experience: Skiing and snowboarding at Martock Ice skating at the Emera Oval Halifax Parade of Lights Christmas (holiday, cultural event) Eating fresh maple syrup at Sugar Moon Farm Valentine's Day

HLIC is a proud supporter of our LGBTQ+ students, staff, and community. We believe that as teachers and as a learning institution we have the moral obligation to not only create an inclusive learning environment but to educate our students on social issues and encourage discussions and exploration. LGBTQ2SIA+ HLIC is a proud supporter of our LGBTQ2SIA+ students, staff, and community. We believe that as teachers and as a learning institution we have the moral obligation to not only create an inclusive learning environment but to educate our students on social issues and encourage discussions and exploration. In the Classroom Inclusivity starts at the top of any organization. We provide our staff with training and materials to support them in supporting our students. In the classroom teachers create an inclusive space by including LGBTQ2SIA+ learning materials & topics with an emphasis on understanding and representation. At HLIC, we have a 0-tolerance bullying policy. We give our students the knowledge and language tools they need to express their ideas and opinions, including teaching why some words/phrases and views are hurtful. With our smaller class sizes, teachers are able to build strong relationships with their students and ensure a safe and inclusive classroom environment. Students will find a variety of LGBTQ2SIA+ material proudly displayed in the common areas and classrooms at HLIC. Through their lessons, the teachers will draw on LGBTQ2SIA+ topics, teach gender-neutral language and make sure every student feels welcomed, safe and heard. In the Community Social issues, social justice, and global human rights are at the core of HLIC’s school culture. We act on these beliefs by regularly engaging with local organizations, rallies, events, non-profits, and guest speakers.

When you study with HLIC, learning goes beyond the classroom. All students have the opportunity to engage meaningfully in the local community through our comprehensive Student Volunteer Program. HLIC works with V-Care Society to offer students a large selection of volunteer experiences. Our students have the opportunity to work with local charities, community projects, animal shelters, and cultural events. Volunteer Program When you study with HLIC, learning goes beyond the classroom. All students have the opportunity to engage meaningfully in the local community through our comprehensive Student Volunteer Program. HLIC works with V-Care Society to offer students a large selection of volunteer experiences. Our students have the opportunity to work with local charities, community projects, animal shelters, and cultural events.

Join HLIC in Halifax, Nova Scotia for exciting 2-week camps designed for kids aged 5 to 12. Our programs offer a mix of educational and fun activities including field trips, sports, coding, arts and crafts, and more. Build social skills and make new friends while exploring the beauty of Halifax. Sign up today for an unforgettable camp experience! SUMMER DAY CAMP Registration Form Thank you for choosing to the HLIC Summer Day camp for your child. To reserve a place for your child you must provide the following: Registration form (includes waiver and release) AND Payment (2 weeks summer day camp, $625 due before your selected camp start date) Camper Information Child's Name Preferred Name Gender Identity Child's Age Choose Age Grade (As of Sept. 2024) Choose Grade Home Address Primary Caregivers Parent/Guardian 1: Name Parent/Guardian 1: Email Parent/Guardian 1: Phone Parent/Guardian 1: Home Address (if different from Child) Parent/Guardian 2: Name Parent/Guardian 2: Email Parent/Guardian 2: Phone Parent/Guardian 2: Home Address (if different from Child) Authorized Pick-Up (if different from primary caregivers) Child will be released to the custodial parent or legal guardian and the persons listed below. The following people will also be contacted and are authorized to remove the child from the facility in case of illness, accident or emergency, if for some reason the custodial parent or legal guardian cannot be reached. DO NOT put anyone on this form that cannot pick up your child. If both parents are listed, that indicates to us that either parent is authorized to pick up your child unless otherwise noted. All persons authorized to pick-up children should be prepared to show identification (photo i.d.) at the time of sign-out for the child to be released to them; and must be at least 18 years old Authorized Pick-Up 1: Name Authorized Pick-Up 1: Phone Authorized Pick-Up 1: Relationship Authorized Pick-Up 2: Name Authorized Pick-Up 2: Phone Authorized Pick-Up 2: Relationship Camp Date Please choose the camp dates you wish to register for * Required July 1-12 (2 weeks, $600) July 15-26 (2 weeks, $600) July 29-Aug 9 (2 weeks, $600) Aug 12-23 (2 weeks, $600) Additional Information Media Consent: My child's picture can be taken while participating in HLIC events/activities with the knowledge that the photo may be used by HLIC (print materials, online, website). * Required Yes No Transportation & Activities Consent: My child has permission to be transported by HLIC by walking or (supervised) public transit and to participate in all HLIC program activities, special events, and related field trips. * Required Yes No If your child has any allergies, please give details: Does your child have any physical disabilities or are there activities in which they should not participate? If yes, please provide details: Waiver of Liability I expressly acknowledge that certain dangers, risks, illnesses and personal injuries are inherent in participating in the HLIC's programs, events, classes, and/or other activities, which may result from unavoidable accidents or injuries. I understand that HLIC and its employees assume no responsibility for loss, damage, illness or injury to person or property to any participant applicable. I expressly acknowledge, on behalf of myself and my minor child(ren) and ward(s), that I voluntarily assume the sole risk for any and all dangers, illnesses and personal injuries that may result from my minor child(ren)'s or ward(s)' participation in any events/activities/programs/classes while at or under the supervision of HLIC. I have read, understood and agree to the Waiver of Liability * Required Yes Parental Agreement HLIC agrees to notify the parent/guardian whenever the child becomes ill and the parent/guardian will arrange to have the child picked up as soon as possible if requested by the HLIC. The parent/guardian agrees to inform the HLIC within 24 hours or the next business day after his child or any members of the immediate household has developed a reportable communicable. The parent/guardian agrees to refrain from sending the possibly ill child to HLIC, and understands that if a child shows symptoms of illness, the parent/guardian will be called to have the child removed from camp. The parent/guardian authorizes the application of sunscreen and/or insect repellent for his/her child by HLIC staff. Late pick-up: If a parent/guardian/Authorized pick-up person is unable to pick up the child from HLIC by 5:00 PM each day, they agree to call HLIC staff to inform them. Failure to call when late will result in HLIC staff calling ALL of the child's Parents/Guardians and Authorized Pick-Up Contacts. If HLIC cannot reach any adult (that is listed in the child's registration form) by phone at the time of pick-up, and no adult has contacted HLIC regarding the child's pickup, authorities may be called. I have read, understood and agree to the Parental Agreement * Required Yes Cancellation and Refund Agreement: Cancellation (withdrawing the child from the camp) must be made at least 2 weeks in advance of the camp start date. No refunds will be made for cancellations within 2 weeks before the start of the camp week or after the start date has passed. I have read, understood and agree to the Cancellation and Refund Agreement: * Required Yes Registration Agreement: I understand that I must pay the camp fee ($600 per 2-week camp) for my child to be registered in a camp. I understand that until a payment is made, my child is not registered in the camp/cannot participate in the camp. If a payment is not made, the registration is considered invalid. An email with payment instructions will be sent when this registration form is submitted. Payments can be made by PayPal, or in person at the HLIC office (1969 Upper Water Street, Purdy's Wharf Tower II) by cash, debit or credit card. I have read, understood and agree to the Registration Agreement: * Required Yes Submit Thank you for registering your child for Summer Day Camp at HLIC! You will receive a confirmation email with payment instructions shortly.