HEALTH & MEDICAL Please take your time filling out the information on these forms. Our staff may contact you to discuss this information further. You will notice some question duplication, but it is necessary for both Ministry of Child and Youth Services and Toronto Public Health. Thank you for your time and patience. Child's First Name Child's Last Name Child's Birthday Child's Height Continue Child's Gender Identity * Male Female Non-Binary/Genderqueer Prefer Not to Disclose Child's Weight Communicable diseases your child has had: Chicken Pox Mumps Whooping Cough Rubella Hepatitis B Illnesses or Hospitalizations (convulsions, operations, etc): Allergies If Known: (Food, Drugs, Enviroment) Other: (Skin Conditions, Sight Difficulties, Hearing Difficulties) Is your child receiving any forms of treatment or medication for illness or injury? * No Yes If yes, please explain further and indicate if this problem will interfere with their participation in activities: Medications for Allergies? Special Needs? (Physical/Social/Behavioural) If Camp - Child's Unit? Choose an option Preferred Pronouns (if any) If After School - What day(s) will your child attend? Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Child & youth FORMs

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The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre (MNjcc) has welcomed millions of people to the corner of Bloor and Spadina during the building’s 70-year history. The changing makeup of our membership is a testament not only to the vibrancy and diversity of the Annex neighbourhood but to Toronto’s own evolution. ABOUT THE MNJCC LEARN MORE Mission, Vision, Values LEARN MORE Code of Conduct and other Policies LEARN MORE Become a Member LEARN MORE Board of Directors LEARN MORE Our Priorities LEARN MORE Volunteer with us LEARN MORE MNjcc in the Media LEARN MORE In Memoriam LEARN MORE Al Green Theatre LEARN MORE Staff Directory LEARN MORE Subscribe to our Newsletter LEARN MORE Land Acknowledgement LEARN MORE Career Opportunities LEARN MORE Find a Program LEARN MORE JCares: Supporting our Community LEARN MORE Annual Impact Report LEARN MORE Committment to Accessibility & Inclusion LEARN MORE Rent our Space LEARN MORE Financial Accessibility LEARN MORE Schedule & Hours of Operation LEARN MORE Donate LEARN MORE Advertise Your Business With Us LEARN MORE Search our Website

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There is nothing cuter than walking through our lobby and passing a line of tiny people holding hands as they head out to our courtyard playground. Our schools are the beating heart of the J. From toddlers who have just learned to walk to Grade 8 students gearing up for high school ... our Childcare, Preschool & JK, and onsite Jewish day and supplementary schools offer a warm, welcoming, and conveniently located place for your children to spend their day! There is almost nothing cuter than walking through the lobby at the J and passing a line of tiny people all bundled up in snowsuits, holding hands as they head out to our courtyard playground. It brightens everybody's day and we know this because of all the "awwwws" we hear daily! Our schools are the beating heart of the J. From toddlers who have just learned to walk to Grade 8 students gearing up for high school ... our Childcare, Preschool & JK, and onsite Jewish day and supplementary schools offer a warm, welcoming, and conveniently well-located place for your children to spend their day laughing and learning. Our "Learn Through Play" philosophy encourages the children to freely explore their surroundings. Our program is child-directed and teacher-supported. The primary goal of our centre is to provide the children with a warm and respectful place where they feel safe and content. We celebrate the importance of social relationships and promote meaningful and collaborative learning. LEARN MORE Libbie Cowan Childcare Centre (18-30 months) This very popular program runs Monday to Friday for the whole academic year. We provide a fun, safe, age-appropriate program for children with activities including art, yoga, drama, basketball, swimming, pottery, soccer and much more! We offer a helpful Pick-Up and Walk-Over option from local schools LEARN MORE After School Program (4-12 years) We hope to inspire a journey, not a destination, that is not linear or prescriptive, and that reflects the ongoing evolution of a discipline. A central part of the process is our Sheva Learning Communities, in which our early childhood educators network with each other in dialogue over the core elements, exemplary practices, critical incidents, knots in their work and more. LEARN MORE Thomas & Marjorie Schwartz Preschool & JK (2.5-5 years) Paul Penna Downtown Jewish Day School City Shul School LEARN MORE Onsite Schools SCHOOLS

We bring together ex-pat Israelis to connect, navigate, network, and tap into a wide variety of programming and resources (in both Hebrew and English) geared to newcomers, temporary residents, and permanent residents, alike. ISRAELI CONNECTION החיבור הישראלי The Israeli Connection is a special initiative of the MNjcc, it brings together ex-pat Israelis to connect, navigate, celebrate, network, and tap into a wide variety of programming and resources (in both Hebrew and English) geared to newcomers, temporary residents, and permanent residents, alike. When you tap into the Israel Connection, you become part of a supportive, helpful, and extended family. The Israeli Connection is supported generously by UJA Federation, as well as Mosaic United. If you’re new to Toronto or new to the Israel Connection, we encourage you to please reach out and say hello ! החיבור הישראלי בדאונטאון טורונטו הוא הבית הרחק מהבית שלכם. אנחנו מציעים לכל הישראלים המתגוררים בלבה הפועם של העיר מגוון תכנים ופעילויות לאורך כל השנה, במטרה לאפשר לכם להפוך לחלק מהקהילה היהודית ישראלית בעיר. המרחק מהבית, הניתוק מהשפה, התרבות הכל כך שונה וגם מזג האוויר המאתגר יכולים ליצור תחושת זרות וניכור. אנחנו פה כדי להזכיר שיש לכם מקום להרגיש בו שייכים! עם אירועים בשבתות וחגים, פעילויות לילדים ולבני נוער, אירועי תרבות והרצאות מרחב להכיר חברים וליצור קשרים משמעותיים ומקום לחקור את הזהות הישראלית, יהודית לכם. התכנים שלנו מתקיימים באנגלית ובעברית ונגישים לכולם. כי השפה שלנו היא גם תרבות, ערכים וחלק בלתי נפרד מהזהות שלנו. צְרוּ קֶשֶׁר Stay tuned for upcoming events! UPCOMING PROGRAMS

Take advantage of our large reach in the GTA, and beyond! ADVERTISE WITH US! low-cost options to help promote your event/business/service etc Please fill out this form and you will receive confirmation of your request within one business day. All advertisements/promotions are subject to discretion and availability. First Name Last Name Email Phone Business/Organization Name SUBMIT Thanks for choosing to advertise with us. We cannot guarantee that the dates you have requested will be available as demand for our space is often high, but we'll be in touch within one business day to confirm and discuss your request. Title I would like to advertise in the following places * Required The Pulse Newsletter $120 TV Screen (In Fitness Centre) $150 Banner (Over Main Spadina Entrance) $300 Banner (Facing Bloor St) $375 Poster (Welcome Desk) $150 Poster (Café) $120 Select your preferred Thursday issue. Installation date of choice? How many consecutive weeks would you like to book? * 1 week 2 weeks 3 weeks Where should your Pulse ad link to? How would your prefer to pay? * Credit Card/e-Transfer (Online) Cheque, mailed or dropped off at the MNjcc (made out to Miles Nadal JCC) Promo Code? Yes, please design this for me after we discuss details No, I have my own graphics designed and will send them before the deadline we discuss We understand that not everyone has easy access to a graphic designer, so we offer the service to you. We will do the graphic design for your ad, and/or the printing (if needed). Do you want to hire our graphic team? $150 per designed item // printing costs vary

Ages 2.5 - 5 years - We hope to inspire a journey, not a destination, that is not linear or prescriptive, and that reflects the ongoing evolution of a discipline. A central part of the process is our Sheva Learning Communities, in which our early childhood educators network with each other in dialogue over the core elements, exemplary practices, critical incidents, knots in their work and more. THOMAS AND MARJORIE SCHWARTZ PRESCHOOL & JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN Our Philosophy Parent Handbook Our Faculty Hours of Operation Fees/Admission/Waitlist Register Online Contact Us/Place Your Child on the Waitlist Our Philosophy Our "Learn Through Play" philosophy encourages the children to freely explore their surroundings. Our program is child-directed and teacher supported. The primary goal of our centre is to provide the children with a warm and respectful place where they feel safe and content. We celebrate the importance of social relationships and promote meaningful and collaborative learning. Throughout the day, children will have a variety of activities available to them including outdoor play, fun in the gym, music classes and creative activities. Our classrooms will be rich with sensory exploration and age-appropriate toys and materials. We strive to provide a fun, stimulating and creative environment for the children in our Toddler, Preschool/JK and School-Age Programs. Programming is based on children's interests and skills, and documented. Children take the lead in their learning and use their imaginations and creativity to set the tone for the planning. We hope to inspire a journey, not a destination, that is not linear or prescriptive, and that reflects the ongoing evolution of a discipline. A central part of the process is our Sheva Learning Communities, in which our early childhood educators network with each other in dialogue over the core elements, exemplary practices, critical incidents, knots in their work and more. Our philosophy: encourages each child’s positive image guides children to develop problem-solving, time management, self-help and social skills is child-directed, therefore demonstrating to children that they are an important part of our world fosters a learn-through-play environment. Children learn best through their own hands-on experiences. They are offered endless amounts of opportunities to play productively. Teachers offer guidance and assistance when necessary to ensure that children are gaining all that is possible through their activities. stimulates curiosity guides children to be empathetic, moral beings Seven Core Elements of Sheva The Sheva Early Learning Framework is coherent with the culture and teachings of Judaism in everyday life, values and principles. The Jewish lenses serve as a tool, a prism through which we overlay our traditions, our study, and our Jewish philosophy. The core elements are the fundamental components of our early childhood programs and are deeply rooted in the latest research on child development. Children as Constructivist Learners Early Childhood Directors as Visionaries Early Childhood Educators as Professionals Families as Engaged Partners Environments as Inspiration for Inquiry Discover CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Child Health) as Sh’mirat HaGuf (taking care of our bodies) Israel as a Source and Resource These lenses articulate our approach to our work. They inspire as much as they inform. Ideally, they are manifested daily in our centre: in the ways in which we structure our time, our curricula, and our classrooms; the quality of our relationships with our students, our faculties, our host institutions; and the partnerships we forge with the families in our communities. They improve and sharpen our vision, and enable us to see our world more clearly and in a particularly focused way. Judaism is not exclusively a matter of the “what” or “when” in the world of ritual and faith, but includes the deeper matters of the “how” and “why” of the totality of our lives and our relationships to the world as a whole. It welcomes diversity, inclusion, reflection, and innovation. For each lens, there is a Hebrew word that captures the essence of the lens, a literal translation of the Hebrew, and a more interpretive word or phrase, which illuminates our understanding of the core value within each category. Although Sheva is based on Jewish lenses, the values that they portray are universal and inclusive to all. Using the Ontario Ministry of Education's “Early Learning for Every Child Today” (ELECT) in conjunction with the Sheva Framework, our programs meet and exceed Ministry requirements for curriculum planning and implementation. We believe in the importance of communication with families. This is done through daily feedback, observations, documentation, parent-teacher interviews (Preschool/JK) and through our newsletters. Our Kaymbu app allows communication with families to be easy and it is simple to use. Observance of Holidays As our schools are within a Jewish Community Centre, we celebrate the Jewish holidays and Shabbat. These holidays are introduced in a non-religious fashion. We base the focus on the story rather than the religious aspect of the holiday. We welcome information from other cultures and will happily talk to the children about other cultural (not religious) holidays as well. We have big celebrations for Chanukah, Purim and/or Passover. Weekly Suzuki Early Childhood Education Music Classes  The Suzuki philosophy compliments our beliefs of what a successful learning environment should be, and we are pleased to bring it to our children!  This class develops the children’s rhythmic and melodic awareness, memory, and social skills. The curriculum is built around a repertoire of lullabies, action songs, and nursery rhymes for children ages 18 months to five years old. With a strong emphasis on a positive and nurturing approach to learning music, the classes will be a wonderful beginning to a child’s appreciation of music. Children will learn skills that will benefit them in all aspects of their life, such as confidence, self-regulation, listening, mental focus, memory, increased vocabulary, language, socially acceptable behaviour, sensitivity, and numeracy development – all while having a blast! Classes will be taught by a registered Suzuki Early Childhood Education instructor. Hebrew Engagement Program Our Hebrew Engagement program uses the Jewish calendar to teach the children about the holidays and special dates, general vocabulary, colours, numbers, and letters in a fun and interactive way. This is included in our childcare, preschool, and JK programs. Annual Early Childhood Gallery Exhibit Each spring, our ECE department puts together an art exhibit in The Etta and Frank Jacobs' Hospitality Lounge on the main floor of the Miles Nadal JCC. The exhibit showcases amazing projects our classrooms create based on a particular theme chosen for that year. The ideas for these projects stem from the children's initial interests and then carry on over several months. Activities are implemented in all classroom areas: art, science, language, and motor, cognitive, and social skills. The children are actively engaged and expanding on their knowledge through these daily experiences using ELECT, Reggio, and the Sheva Framework to guide them through the process. We invite parents to see the amazing work our Toddler, Preschool, Junior Kindergarten, and After School students work on over several months. The children's artwork, documentation, and any photos of the children are displayed in the lounge for viewing. Everything is kept as a surprise to parents until April of each year when the exhibit is up in the lounge. And just for our JK’ers! In addition to our weekly music class, our JK children will receive a weekly Suzuki music class focused on playing the violin!  We will work on basic posture, coordination, and listening skills, working on and off their self-made instruments. Throughout the year, the class will focus on mastering the Suzuki Twinkle variations. Beginning in September 2024, we are pleased to introduce a new literacy program being piloted with our JK children. The Sounds-Write program will use evidence-based approaches to teaching the skills to our JK children to help set them up for success as they learn pre-reading and writing skills. These skills will be tools needed as they move to SK. Our Faculty OUR FACULTY Our teaching staff is made up of both Registered Early Childhood Educators (RECEs) and experienced Educational Assistants. Our educators are hired based on their experience, passion for children and their belief in our centre’s philosophy. They are all nurturing, warm and compassionate individuals with strong ethics and a commitment to professionalism. All are trained in Standard First Aid Level C, and have valid Vulnerable Sector Screening. Some are also trained as certified food handlers. Professional development opportunities are always available and encouraged. A staff ratio of 1:8 (2 & 3-year-old rooms) and 1:10 (J.K. rooms) is strictly maintained in accordance with the Childcare and Early Years Act. Hours of Operation HOURS OF OPERATION Our program runs daily from Monday to Friday from 9:00 am - 3:45 pm. To accommodate families we also offer before and aftercare options: 8:00 - 9:00 am and 3:45 – 5:30 pm Classes follow a standard academic year, beginning in September and ending in June. The school is closed for Rosh Hashana & Yom Kippur, statutory holidays, winter break, Passover and 2 Professional Development Days. Register Online REGISTER ONLINE Returning students of the Preschool and Libbie Cowan Childcare Centre (and their siblings) will be given first priority of our available spots once registration opens for the following year. The remaining spots will be offered to children based on receipt of application and deposit. There can be a maximum number of children in each age group. This takes priority over admission request dates. Enrollment is for the full school year and no fee deductions will be made for temporary absences. Contact Us/Place Your Child on the Waitlist Thank you for your interest in our programs for your child. To place your child on the waitlist for our programs, please click the button below. Please note: the Thomas & Marjorie Schwartz Preschool Centre & Junior Kindergarten is a full day program for children ages 2 ½ - 5 years; we do not offer part time spaces. You will receive an email to confirm receipt of your completed waitlist application once submitted. Please note that this information is required to place your child on the waitlist only and is not meant to register your child in the program at this time. Families on the waitlist will be contacted when spaces in the program become available. Please review the Waitlist Policy in our Parent Handbook for more information. Should you have any questions or would like to schedule a tour of our centre, please contact Tiffany Bien, Assistant Director, Early Childhood Education at tiffanyb@mnjcc.org LEARN MORE & REGISTER Cheri Szereszewski Director, Early Childhood Education Cheri's substantial career demonstrates a passion for creating inclusive, nurturing environments for our children, families and educators. Early on, Cheri taught in the ECE program at Seneca College and created a program for immigrant women to earn certification to open their own home childcare programs. Most recently, she spent 13 years at the Prosserman JCC, first as the Assistant Director and then the Director of the Daycare and Preschool. Cheri brings to our community a strong commitment to growing our existing ECE programs. She is a founding participant of the Sheva Centre for Early Childhood at the JCC Association of North America and completed a Supervisor Leadership Certificate with Toronto Children Services AQI (Assessment for Quality Improvement) and George Brown College. Her dedication to Early Childhood Education led her to complete the Curriculum Design and Pedagogical Leadership Certificate through George Brown College as well as a Certificate in Children’s Mental Health through Durham College. Cheri loves to read, travel, go for walks and spend time with her family and cats. Liezel Garcia Early Childhood Administrative Coordinator Liezel is a Registered ECE who graduated from Sheridan College with her diploma in early childhood education in 2016. She has 7 years of experience in the field working with children from infants to school age. Liezel is passionate about creating inclusive environments and helping children develop to their full potential. In her free time Liezel enjoys spending time with her family including her cuddly cat and exploring different Toronto neighborhoods. Tiffany Bien Assistant Director, Early Childhood Education Tiffany graduated from Seneca College with a diploma in Early Childhood Education in 2001. She then completed the Early Childhood Administration program at Seneca College in 2006. Tiffany has 20 years of experiences in the ECE field, ranging from teaching to supervising, to being a quality assurance director. Tiffany loves children, understands the importance of child-directed learning, and believes in building strong family relationships. Tiffany enjoys spending her downtime relaxing with her husband Joshua and their daughter. Kate Shaner Instructor, Suzuki ECE Music Class Kate is a dedicated and passionate Suzuki teacher, music educator and arts administrator. Prior to moving to Toronto, Kate was the assistant director of Greenwich Suzuki Academy and head of development for the Friends of Greenwich Suzuki Academy fund. She was also a primary member of the violin, viola, and SECE faculty. In 2016, Kate was selected as one of Delaware’s top young professionals and received the Delaware Business Times “Best 40 under 40” award. Kate holds degrees from the University of Memphis (B.M.) and Ithaca College (M.M., Suzuki Pedagogy). In her spare time, Kate enjoys reading, playing chamber music with friends and gardening. She lives in Toronto, Ontario with her husband Rabbi Jordan Shaner and their two rescue dogs. Fees/Admission/Waitlist FEES As of Jan 1, 2025 TMSPC is one full-day program that includes before and after care, and runs from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm Full Price $4,510 + 4% CIIF $180.40 = $4690.40 CWELCC The MNjcc fees include a subsidy from The Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care (CWELCC) system which supports quality, accessibility, affordability, and inclusivity in licensed child care.) As the CWELCC program is calendar year based, we expect that the fees will be further reduced in the coming year and those rates will be communicated as soon as we have the final details. If you would like more information about the CWELCC system, please visit this website. A deposit of one month's fee will be used towards your final month’s payment. You will be billed on the last day of each month for the following month. You may cancel at any time and finish out the next month that you have already paid for with your deposit. No deposit is required until you receive confirmation of a spot for your child(ren). Deposits are non-refundable once you have accepted a spot in the program; there are no fee deductions for absences. MNjcc reserves the right to change these conditions with 60 days’ notice. ADMISSION Please note that spots will be offered in order of your place on our list. Exceptions are for children who are offered priority for the spot including: Currently enrolled children (Libbie Cowan Childcare Centre, Thomas & Marjorie Schwartz Preschool Centre and Paul Penna DJDS) Children of alumni families Children of MNjcc employees If anyone with priority requests a spot once we are filled, they will be placed at the top of our waitlist. Remaining spots will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis with the receipt of completed application forms. Any inquiries about our programs will be kept confidential. We are unable to give you specific answers as to when and if a spot will be available. We will not divulge any information of names or any personal information of children on our list or in attendance. MNJCC WAITLIST POLICY The Libbie Cowan Childcare Centre and The Thomas & Marjorie Schwartz Preschool Centre hope to offer spots to all those that apply. Unfortunately, due to Ministry restrictions on numbers and room sizes, this is not always possible. We do not accept the names of babies who have not yet been born. Please wait until your baby is born to contact us. DETAILS/ADMISSION/WAITLIST OUR PHILOSOPHY Parent Handbook CONTACT US / PLACE YOUR CHILD ON THE WAITLIST GET ON THE WAITLIST new parent handbook (effective Jan 1, 2025)

We run three different choirs,  a variety of lectures on curated topics, language classes for all learning levels, the Toronto Jewish Film Society, art galleries, concerts, holiday celebrations and so much more.  We even operate an accredited Suzuki music program. Looking at our building from the outside, one might wonder how it's possible to fit the vast number of arts and culture programs we offer to the community. It's truly remarkable. At any given time of the year, we offer two different choirs, a variety of lectures on curated topics, an art gallery, concerts, holiday celebrations and so much more. We even operate an accredited Suzuki children's music program that's incredibly popular. No matter your age, your ability, or your passion, you'll find a program here that sparks your creativity and connects you to wonderful people in the process. The MNjcc is a founding member of the Bloor Street Cultural Corridor ARTS & CULTURE Violin, viola and cello instruction for students ages 3.5-18 LEARN MORE Suzuki Children's Program An exciting new speakers series curated by Will Di Novi LEARN MORE The Speakers Annex Canadian Jewish Playwriting Competition, stage performances, etc. LEARN MORE Theatre The Gallery at the J, lectures and more LEARN MORE Visual Arts Choirs, instruments and ensembles, concerts and more LEARN MORE Music Programs for Adults Book clubs, lectures, discussions and more LEARN MORE Books & Literature Screenings, lectures, discussions and more LEARN MORE Film Lectures and discussions, presentations and more LEARN MORE History

Summer JCamp includes activities like yoga, cooking, sports, arts, science experiments, water play, pizza lunches and more! We offer instructional swim lessons, recreational swimming, field trips, and visits to all sorts of cool playgrounds and parks. Those activities complement our amazing theme weeks. SUMMER JCAMP! Frequently Asked Questions What do we do at Summer JCamp? Every week at JCamp includes activi ties like cooking, sports, arts, science experiments, water play, pizza lunches and so much more! We offer instructional swim lessons, recreational swimming, field trips, and visits to all sorts of cool playgrounds and parks. JCamp runs for children aged 2.5-12 years old. Read our F.A.Q. below to learn all about JCam p! Contact the JCamp Team at jcamp@mnjcc.org for more information. 2025 SUMMER JCAMP REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! minis Our youngest JCampers will delight in their first summer camp experience as they enjoy new and exciting activities including splashing and swimming in our heated, indoor saltwater pool and engaging in developmentally appropriate activities. From arts and crafts to science experiments, outdoor play to imagination games, and so much more! Mini JCampers are led by Registered Early Childhood Educators and this unit is licensed by the Ministry of Education. Lunch and snacks are provided and included in the cost. AGES 2.5-3 register now freshies Our Freshies will have a blast this summer as they enjoy a week full of exciting activities including swimming in our heated, indoor saltwater pool, visiting neighbourhood playgrounds, and engaging in fun and developmentally appropriate activities like arts and crafts, sports, science experiments, hands-on cooking, and much more! Lunch and afternoon snacks are provided and included in the cost. AGES 4-5 register now sophs Our “Sophs” will have a blast this summer as they enjoy a week full of exciting activities including swimming in our heated, indoor saltwater pool, going on fun local field trips, visiting neighbourhood playgrounds, and engaging in fun and developmentally appropriate activities like sports, arts, science, cooking, and much more! Lunch and afternoon snacks are provided and included in the cost. AGES 6-7 register now juniors Our Junior JCampers will love every minute of their summer as they enjoy a week full of exciting activities including swimming three times a week in our heated, indoor saltwater pool, going on fun local field trips, visiting neighbourhood playgrounds, and engaging in fun and developmentally appropriate activities like sports, arts, science, cooking, and much more! Lunch and afternoon snacks are provided and included in the cost. AGES 8-9 register now seniors As our oldest participants, our Senior JCampers will develop newfound independence as they choose their own focus for the week: Sports Stream: basketball, pickleball, volleyball, archery, martial arts, etc. Creative Stream: painting, pottery, crafting, cooking, printmaking, science experiments, etc. Combo Stream: a delightful mix of both the Sports and Creative streams All Seniors (regardless of their chosen stream) will also enjoy swimming three times a week in our heated, indoor saltwater pool, and going on fun local field trips. Lunch and afternoon snacks are provided and included in the cost. AGES 10-12 register now

JANUARY IS HEALTH AND WELLNESS MONTH AT THE J! Free Trials Calendar Free Trials Special Group Ex Classes Breakfast Break $6 Drop-In Volleyball Calendar CALENDAR FREE TRIAL CLASSES Preschool Basketball (ages 3-5) Join us for an engaging program focused on improving motor skills, having fun, and building basketball skills. Through interactive games and drills, participants can develop coordination, teamwork, and a love for sports! REGISTER Muay Thai Fundamentals (15+) Curious about Muay Thai? Join us for a free 30-minute trial to experience the basics of this dynamic martial art! In this introductory session, you'll learn foundational techniques like footwork, strikes, and movement patterns, guided by skilled instructors in a safe, no-contact setting. REGISTER Rooftop Polar Bear Cycle Join our enchanting instructors on the rooftop for a heart-pumping Polar Bear Cycle class and spin your way to warmth! This annual event promises a fun and invigorating ride with stunning views. Plus, all participants will receive a free MNjcc ear warmer to keep cozy during the ride! REGISTER SPECIAL GROUP EX CLASSES Special Group Ex Classes BREAKFAST BREAK $6 DROP-IN VOLLEYBALL Breakfast Break! Members! Please join us in the fitness lobby from 8:30 am - 10:00 am at the Fitness Desk for our monthly Breakfast Break. It's a good time to meet and greet your fellow members, board members, and staff. REGISTER Breakfast Break $6 Drop-In Volleyball Drop-In Volleyball (ages 12+) Missing the court? Stay active all year round while you practice your bumps, sets, and spikes! We provide the equipment and regulation indoor courts. All skill levels are welcome. REGISTER

Membership perks, pricing per month, tours of the fitness centre FITNESS MEMBERSHIP Perks of Becoming a Member Membership Pricing Book a Tour Contact our Membership Team The Fine Print Perks lane swimming every day in our heated saltwater pool precor™ cardio training machines, concept 2™ rowing machines, cybex™ strength training circuit machines, stages™ indoor cycling bikes 50+ weekly classes including aquafit, pilates, essentrics, cyclefit, zumba™, yoga, groove™, strength, and dozens more locker rooms with steam rooms, saunas, whirlpools and free towel service dedicated weight room and boxing/heavy bag studio reciprocal benefits with JCCs across North America drop-in sports like basketball, pickleball, and volleyball 10% discount and early registration on most programs discounts at local businesses special members-only events and contests throughout the year voting privileges at our annual general meeting Whether you are brand new to fitness, haven't found the right environment to work out, or you're an experienced athlete looking for a challenge, the Miles Nadal JCC is designed to meet all of your fitness, health and wellness needs. Included in your monthly membership are the following fabulous benefits: MEMBERSHIP PERKS MEMBERSHIP PRICING TEENS // 12-17 BUY NOW YOUNG ADULTS // 18-30 BUY NOW ADULTS // 31-64 BUY NOW SENIORS // 65+ BUY NOW **HOUSEHOLD DISCOUNT** 25% off a second membership of equal/lesser value! We also offer a Special Groups discount for participating organizations! Learn more on our Special Groups page ! price F.A.Q. membershipFAQ Q:  How much will a monthly membership cost? A:  Monthly and annual membership rates are listed above and charged according to your age so please ensure that your birthdate and the birthdate of anyone else in your household is correct in your account on our system:  www.amilia.com An enrollment fee of $85 will be charged for each new monthly membership and is waived for annual membership purchases.  HST will be added to all prices above except for teens ages 12-14 Q: What's necessary to receive the 25% Household Discount? A: Both members must be on the same account. using the same payment method Q: Once I am a member, can I bring a friend/guest with me to work out? A: 3Free Passes will now be offered exclusively through the Membership Team and are available to non-members or guests who are interested in trying out the facilities prior to becoming a member. Please note that each individual may redeem only one (1) 3Free Pass. Multiple redemptions will not be permitted. In addition, guests who are accompanied by an active MNJCC Fitness Member are eligible to receive 50% off a Guest Pass. Please note: Front Desk staff may offer this discount on a case-by-case basis, at their discretion.   Q: I'm not interested in membership yet. Can I just use the Centre for the day? A: You are welcome to come for the day! You will need to visit the Info Desk in person to do this. The cost is $25 and must be paid at the time of purchase. Q: What is your cancellation policy? A: Five days' notice in writing is required to cancel your monthly membership. Annual memberships are not eligible for cancellation and may not be transferred to another person. Contact membership@mnjcc.org, or call us at 416.924.6211 x6510 if you have any questions. Q: Can I freeze my membership? A:  Members may freeze (pause) their membership for a maximum of four (4) months.  A one-time administrative fee of $25+HST will be charged for each freeze request. Annual Membership holders may freeze their membership, extending the end date by a maximum of four (4 )months.  Any extensions of an existing freeze will incur an additional $25+HST administrative fee. Requests to freeze your membership must be submitted in writing with five (5) days’ notice to membership@mnjcc.org and must be made by the membership holder. Should you choose to return at an earlier date, please email membership@mnjcc.org; there will be no administrative fee charged for shortening your freeze.   Q: Will I be charged for my locker service during my membership freeze? A: Yes. Locker service fees will continue to be charged during a membership freeze unless a cancellation of the locker rental is submitted alongside the freeze request with five (5) days’ notice to membership@mnjcc.org. Q: Is membership only payable monthly? A: We have two membership options: --monthly membership that is billed once a month. --annual membership for ages 12 and up: Buy 11 months of membership, and you get your twelfth month free ... and pay no enrollment fee! Q: I’m a member of a different JCC. Can I come to the MNjcc? A: Yes! The MNjcc offers reciprocal complimentary Fitness Centre Access to members of the Prosserman JCC, Schwartz Reisman Centre and JCCs throughout North America. Q: Can I use my MNjcc membership to access other JCCs? A: Yes! Prosserman JCC, Schwartz Reisman Centre and JCCs throughout North America offer complimentary Fitness Centre access to our members. Q: I'm a member; do I get any perks for referring a friend to join? A: Yes! Thank you for loving the J enough to recommend us! We'll give you a month of free membership once your friend has paid their first month Any unanswered questions may be directed to membership@mnjcc.org or 416.924.6211 x 6510 but please be patient as you await an answer. Our staff will do their utmost to respond in a timely fashion. MEMBERSHIP TERMS & CONDITIONS (THE FINE PRINT) terms and conditions In this Agreement the member is referred to as “you” or “the member” and the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre is referred to as “us”, “we", or “MNjcc”. This agreement is legally enforceable. The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre is located at 750 Spadina Avenue, Toronto Ontario, M5S 2J2. We can be reached by phone at 416.924.6211 MEMBERSHIP TERMS This Agreement does not have a set term. Membership dues will automatically be billed on a perpetual basis hereafter. MEMBERSHIP CANCELLATION In order to cancel the monthly membership, thereby terminating this Agreement, the member must deliver written notice to the MNjcc staff with at least five (5) days' notice to process the cancellation.  Once received, the member will have access to the facility until the end of the calendar month for which payment was most recently received. No further billings will take place. Annual Memberships are not eligible for cancellation nor are they transferable. The MNjcc shall have the right to terminate this Agreement at any time upon written notice to the member to the extent that it is in the best interests of the membership to do so. ** Notices of termination can be emailed to membership@mnjcc.org . PRE-AUTHORIZED PAYMENT The member agrees to pay the MNjcc the fees specified in this Agreement on the last day of the month, for the following month, irrespective of the amount of use the member makes of the MNjcc. DECLINED PAYMENTS If any charges to the member’s bank account or credit card do not clear upon processing for any reason whatsoever, or in the event of a returned cheque, the MNjcc will automatically charge a $40 decline fee to the member’s account. BALANCE ON ACCOUNT If the member’s balance is not cleared prior to the subsequent billing date, the MNjcc will bill the member for the full outstanding amount in addition to any current charges. LIABILITY By use of MNjcc’s facilities or services, the member hereby expressly agrees that the MNjcc or its nominees, associates and affiliates or their employees shall not be liable for any damages arising from personal injuries sustained by the member in and about the premises of the said facilities, or from injuries arising from participation in MNjcc virtual programming, nor shall the MNjcc or its nominees, associates and affiliates or their employees be held liable for any loss or theft of personal property, whether such injury, loss or damage is caused by any act of negligence or omissions of staff, management or any other person. SUPERVISION The member understands that the fitness club may be unsupervised during certain hours of operation and that he/she participates at his/her own risk. The member further acknowledges that it is his/her responsibility to obtain training in the proper use of any equipment prior to any use thereof. RULES & REGULATIONS The member agrees to abide by the rules, regulations, and Code of Conduct of the MNjcc and any amendments which may be enacted hereinafter. Any breach of these rules could constitute reasons for termination of this Agreement and the membership created hereby. SERVICES Programs and services provided as part of the membership may change from time to time at the discretion of the MNjcc. PRICE INCREASES The MNjcc is authorized to change the amount of the monthly payment by giving the member 60 days notice of the change. Failure on the part of the member to advise in writing of his/her disagreement with the change within 30 days of the receipt of this notice by the member shall be deemed to be in full acceptance of such change. Any notice to the member shall be deemed to have been duly given via e-mail or in writing and sent to the e-mail or physical address provided by the member (as outlined in the personal information clause). PERSONAL INFORMATION The member’s e-mail and physical address for services or notice shall be set out on the reverse side of this Agreement or at such other address as the member may from time to time advise the MNjcc in writing. The member is required to provide updated information regarding emergency contact, contact phone number, and health status. The member’s personal data is stored in an offsite facility in Canada. The MNjcc is following all Canadian Privacy laws (PIPEDA) to ensure the member’s data is kept secure and only used for the purpose that it was given. It may, however, be accessible to law enforcement and national security authorities of that jurisdiction. PRIVACY The MNjcc is committed to protecting personal information by following responsible information handling practices in accordance with the provisions of the Privacy Act. The member hereby gives permission for the MNjcc or its nominees, associates, and affiliates or their employees to collect any personal information contained in this document, maintain personal information already on file and to collect further information for the purpose of contacting the member by mail, fax, telephone and/or email. FREEZE POLICY Members may freeze (pause) their membership for a maximum of four (4) months. A one-time administrative fee of $25+HST will be charged for each freeze request. Any extensions of an existing freeze will incur an additional $25+HST administrative fee. The person who holds the membership must make this request, not the person who pays for the membership. Requests to freeze your membership must be submitted in writing with five (5) days’ notice to membership@mnjcc.org . Should you choose to return at an earlier date, please email membership@mnjcc.org . There will be no administrative fee charged for shortening your freeze. Members must provide a start and end date for the freeze when sending their freeze requests to Membership. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FEE This fee of 4% is included in membership dues, before HST. These funds will increase our ability to undertake capital improvements throughout the facility. RECIPROCAL ACCESS AGREEMENT - GUESTS VISITING THE MNJCC Members of Prosserman JCC and Schwartz Reisman Centre receive four (4) complimentary guest passes per month. Current proof of active membership documentation must be provided every four (4) months. Members from JCCs of North America: Complimentary access to the MNjcc for a two-week consecutive period, once per year.  Promotions or passes from the guest’s home JCC are not transferable and cannot be redeemed at the MNjcc.    Please note: complimentary reciprocal access applies only to guests with active memberships. Additional guests may purchase a Guest Pass or Drop-in Pass for applicable activities.   When you arrive for your first visit, please provide verification of your JCC membership.   Letter or email from your home JCC.  Government-issued photo ID.  All guests must have an account on our registration database www.amilia.com  in order to access reciprocal guest passes. You may set up your account in advance, or in person at the MNjcc.   Day-use lockers are available. Please bring your own lock.    Accessing the MNjcc:  Check in at our Information Desk every visit.  Once your active membership has been verified and your photo ID viewed, staff will activate your complimentary Guest Pass. RECIPROCAL ACCESS AGREEMENT: MNjcc MEMBERS VISITING OTHER JCCs MNjcc Fitness Centre members (active, not on a membership freeze) may access the Schwartz Reisman Centre, Prosserman JCC and JCCs of North America. Schwartz Reisman Centre and/or Prosserman JCC: Four (4) times per month. North American JCC outside the GTA: Please contact the individual JCC to confirm their reciprocal access terms and conditions. What you will need: Members will require a letter verifying they have an active MNjcc Fitness Centre membership. A physical or virtual MNjcc access card may not be used for reciprocal access. A reciprocal letter may be requested in person with a Membership Associate or Desk Staff. Requests may also be received by phone at 416.924.6211 x 6510 or email membership@mnjcc.org . Please note: 24 hours’ notice is required for fulfillment of requests received via telephone or email.

Curated by Will Di Novi, the creator of the popular Curious Minds Lectures and Author Events, which ran for almost a decade, this program of lively lectures and enriching conversations will feature some of Canada's leading thinkers and speakers, exploring interesting topics in arts, culture, history and beyond. Bring your friends—and your inquisitive minds—to the warm, convivial atmosphere of the Al Green Theatre as we turn it into the city's most exciting cultural salon.  The Speakers Annex is Toronto's most exciting new speakers series. Curated by Will Di Novi, the creator of the popular Curious Minds Lectures and Author Events, which ran for almost a decade, this program of lively lectures and enriching conversations features Canada's leading thinkers and speakers, exploring interesting topics in arts, culture, history and beyond. Bring your friends—and your inquisitive minds—to the warm, convivial atmosphere of the Al Green Theatre in the Miles Nadal JCC, as we turn it into the city's most exciting cultural salon. After a wonderful debut season this winter and spring, The Speakers Annex is off for the summer and will return with a full program of exciting courses this fall. To learn more, and receive updates on our upcoming programs, please sign up for the Speakers Annex newsletter here .

a great too to determine what level your swimmer should enroll in What lesson should I sign up for? Are you interested in Group or Private lessons? No level placement is required for private lessons. For group lessons ↓ Do you know the previous level of the swimmer? Yes? Register them in the same/next level depending on if they passed. No? ↓ How old is the swimmer? 3 and under - Parent & Tot 3-6 - Preschool Levels 6-12 - Swimmer Levels 18+ - Adult Levels Parent & Tot (determined by age) 6-12 months old? Register for Parent and Tot 1 12-24 months old - Register for Parent and Tot 2 24-36 months old - Register for Parent and Tot 3 Preschool Levels (ages 3-6) (determined by skill) Can they put their face in the water? No? Register for Preschool 1 Yes ↓ Do they know front and back floats? Yes with help? Register for Preschool 2 Yes without help? ↓ Can they do unassisted glides and rollover floats No - Register for Preschool 3 Yes ↓ Can they do front crawl arms (big circles) and rollover glides? No - Register for Preschool 4 Yes ↓ Can they do front glide/side glide combinations No - Register for Preschool 5 Yes ↓ Can They Do Front Crawl/Back Crawl? Yes - Register for Preschool 6 Swimmer Levels (ages 6-12) (determined by skill) Can they put their face in the water? Do floats and short glides unassisted? No? Register for Swimmer 1 Yes ↓ Can they do side glides and front swims with arms (big arm)? No? Register for Swimmer 2 Yes ↓ Can they do side breathing with their front swim? No? Register for Swimmer 3 Yes ↓ Can they do full back crawl (with alternating arms)? No? Register for Swimmer 4 Yes ↓ Can they do whip kick on their back? No? Register for Swimmer 5 Yes ↓ Can they do elementary backstroke? No? Register for Swimmer 6 Yes ↓ Can they do whip kick on their front? No? Register for Swimmer 7 Yes ↓ Can they do full breaststroke and bent arm front crawl? No? Register for Swimmer 8 Yes ↓ Can they do scissor kick, head up front crawl and eggbeater? No? Register for Swimmer 9 Yes ↓ Can they do sidestroke and swim 4 lengths (100m) of all four previous strokes? No? Register for Swimmer 10 Yes? See options (bottom of page) for After Swimmer 10 Adult Levels (18+) (determined by skill) Are they comfortable putting their face in the water, floating, kicking and gliding without assistance? No? Register for Adult Beginner Yes ↓ Can they swim 10m unassisted of a recognizable stroke? No? Register for Adult Beginner Yes ↓ Can they comfortably swim multiple lengths of at least one recognizable stroke? No? Register for Adult Intermediate Yes? Register for Adult Stroke Improvement SwimFit and Masters Swim are also available for adults looking for a workout-based class. Both are drop-in activities and both and free for members. SwimFit Must be able to swim 400m continuously; must know at least front crawl and breaststroke Masters Swim Must be able to swim 1.5km continuously; must have proficient strokes Options after Swimmer 10 Swim Patrol Program: An introduction to lifeguarding composed of 3 levels Rookie, Ranger and Star patrol. This is a Pre-Bronze option for those under 13 looking to develop their lifeguarding skills before taking their bronze certifications. Fitness & Swim Team: These are both fitness-oriented classes. Swim Team aims to build your endurance and speed while swimming and teaches skills used in competitive swimming such as flip turns and butterfly. Fitness is for swimmers looking to build strength, speed, and endurance through guided swim workouts and for learning how to use swimming as a fitness activity. Bronze Star: A non-mandatory certification that acts as an introduction to lifeguarding. Its completion allows you to take the bronze medallion course early if you are not yet 13. Should be taken after completing Rookie, Ranger, and Star Patrol Bronze Medallion: Prerequisites - must be at least 13 years of age or completed Bronze Star. This is the first major lifeguard certification and a mandatory prerequisite for the Bronze Cross course. Bronze Cross: Prerequisites - Bronze medallion. This certification allows the swimmer to work as an assistant lifeguard. It is also the mandatory prerequisite for the National Lifeguard certification that allows you to work as a full lifeguard.

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