Exciting Quebec City Cultural Trip Itinerary
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. Pre-European Period (pre-1608)
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Guided Walking Tour of Old Quebec
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French Period (1608 – 1763)
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Guided Walking Tour of Old Quebec
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Plaines of Abraham
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Beaupré Coast – houses, basilicas, farming traditions
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Ghost Walk – learn some of the darker episodes of colonial life
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British Period (1763 – 1867)
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Plaines of Abraham
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Old Quebec
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. Modern Quebec and Region
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Legislature Building & Grounds
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River Dance Cruise
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Aquarium
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Montmorency Falls
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Quebec City Observatory
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French Practice
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Free Time in Old Quebec and at the Galeries de la Capitale
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Guided Tours and Farmers’ Market
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Improvisation Activity
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. Sports and Arts
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Lots of walking & dancing
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Roc Gym – climbing centre
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Copper Museum – learn about and try embossed copper art
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Murals and their meanings
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Hotel Dauphin (3-star)
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2 queen beds in each room
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Hot & Cold Buffet Breakfast
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10-20 minute drive to all activities
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Night security in the halls from 10:30 pm – 4:00 am
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4 students per room, 2 chaperones per room
Meals
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Breakfast at Hotel (3)
All-you-can-eat buffet suppers
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Érablière du Lac Beauport (Sugar Shack)
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Vieille Maison du Spaghetti (Italien – Grande Allée)
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Voûtes du Cavour (Local – Old Quebec)
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4 x Lunch / 1 x Supper
(plan for $10-12 each)
Show your Cougar PRIDE
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Ratio of 1:10 (free trip)
Local Tour Directors will join the group at QMS and
Quebec City – available 24/7
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Coordinates the tour
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Animates and explains
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Ensures that the kids have fun and learn
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Is the main support for the chaperones
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Troubleshoots any problems
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* Final cost depends on confirmation of activities, and the number of rooms at the
hotel.
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($175.00)
Following the deposit, an online invoice will be sent directly to
parents.
Payment Options: e-Transfer or Credit card
Balance due in 3 equal payments:
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End of
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End of March
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Option for additional cancellation insurance (see parent letter).
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Option for students to participate in fundraising activities
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Organized by school / parent volunteers
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Organized by student(s)
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One suitcase + one carry-on bag
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Students may wish to bring a pillow and blanket for the bus ride
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Medication
(prescription and non-prescription must be identified to chaperone).
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Clothing:
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Comfortable shoes for walking
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Light jacket / hoodie for evenings (rain jacket or umbrella depending on weather)
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At least one ‘dressy’ outfit for dinner / cruise evening
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Toiletries and sunscreen
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Sunglasses / hat
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PE clothing (incl sneakers) for Roc Gym
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Breakfast and supper (except Saturday) are included.
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Students are responsible for:
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Four lunches
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One Supper (Saturday)
Idea: purchase gift cards (Tim Hortons/McDonalds) before leaving.
Spending money will depend on your child’s spending habits. Pre-paid VISA is
an option.
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Students are responsible for any electronic device they bring (phone,
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Know your phone plan (e.g. roaming charges).
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Internet available in rooms.
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The bus has Wi-Fi, however, with the number of students on the bus,
this can be ‘spotty’.
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Cell phone use may be restricted during certain portions of the intinerary
(i.e museum, improve, citadel, etc.)
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Explore the rich history and vibrant culture of Quebec City on this fascinating trip. From guided walking tours of Old Quebec to visits to key historical sites, museums, and even a sugar shack experience, this itinerary promises a blend of education and entertainment. Enjoy delicious meals, stay in a comfortable hotel, and engage in various activities like dancing, improv, and visits to stunning attractions. Get ready for an unforgettable cultural journey in Quebec City!
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Quebec City Cultural Trip Wednesday June 14 Wednesday June 14th th Saturday, June 17 Saturday, June 17th th2017 2017 Parent Information Meeting 24 November, 2016.
Key Activities Key Activities 1. Pre-European Period (pre-1608) Guided Walking Tour of Old Quebec 2. French Period (1608 1763) Guided Walking Tour of Old Quebec Plaines of Abraham Beaupr Coast houses, basilicas, farming traditions Ghost Walk learn some of the darker episodes of colonial life 3. British Period (1763 1867) Plaines of Abraham Old Quebec
Key Activities (continued) Key Activities (continued) 4. Modern Quebec and Region Legislature Building & Grounds River Dance Cruise Aquarium Montmorency Falls Quebec City Observatory 5. French Practice Free Time in Old Quebec and at the Galeries de la Capitale Guided Tours and Farmers Market Improvisation Activity
Key Activities (continued) Key Activities (continued) 6. Sports and Arts Lots of walking & dancing Roc Gym climbing centre Copper Museum learn about and try embossed copper art Murals and their meanings
Itinerary Itinerary Wed PM Wed Evening Thurs AM Thurs PM Thurs Evening Fri Am Fri PM Fri Evening Sat AM Sugar Shack Old Quebec Observatory & Improv (divided groups) Maison du Spaghetti & River Cruise Citadel, Governors Promenade & Galleries de la Capitale Copper Museum, St. Anne Basilica and Montmorency Falls (divided groups) Dinner in Lower Town & Ghost Tour Roc Gym Walking tour: Le Quartier Petit Champlain; Place Royale; Chateau Frontenac; etc. Aquarium
Accommodations Accommodations Hotel Dauphin (3-star) 2 queen beds in each room Hot & Cold Buffet Breakfast 10-20 minute drive to all activities Night security in the halls from 10:30 pm 4:00 am 4 students per room, 2 chaperones per room
Meals Included Breakfast at Hotel (3) All-you-can-eat buffet suppers (3) rabli re du Lac Beauport (Sugar Shack) Vieille Maison du Spaghetti (Italien Grande All e) Vo tes du Cavour (Local Old Quebec) Excluded 4 x Lunch / 1 x Supper (plan for $10-12 each)
Show your Cougar PRIDE Common Areas Class Community I am prepared when I I am prepared when I I am prepared when I P - have my supplies (books, pen/pencil, etc.). - have my supplies (lunch, money, clothing, etc.). - have my supplies (equipment, clothing, etc.). Prepared - arrive on time. - have a plan/destination. - arrive on time. - attend all classes. - arrive on time. I show respect when I I show respect when I I show respect when I - exercise kindness. - exercise kindness. - exercise kindness. R - follow classroom procedures. - leave an area cleaner than the way I found it. - use positive words and actions. Respect - use materials properly. - follow procedures (hands to self, feet to self, line up, etc.). - use appropriate volume/tone/language. I am involved when I I am involved when I I am involved when I I - participate and listen actively. - speak up. - help others. Involved - share ideas. - support school events. - am a role model. - am a valuable team member. - join in. - volunteer. I show determination when I I show determination when I I show determination when I D - persevere. - use time wisely. - work with others. Determined - interact with purpose. - seek / accept assistance. - make a positive difference. - set goals. I display effort when I I display effort when I I display effort when I E - give 100% and produce quality work. - own my actions. - support community needs. Effort - accept a challenge. - encourage others. - represent the school with PRIDE at all times. - know attendance matters. - problem solve.
Chaperones Chaperones Ratio of 1:10 (free trip) Local Tour Directors will join the group at QMS and Quebec City available 24/7 Coordinates the tour Animates and explains Ensures that the kids have fun and learn Is the main support for the chaperones Troubleshoots any problems Does not discipline
Cost Cost # Students #Chaperones Cost* 80 90 100 8 9 10 $695 $675 $655 * Final cost depends on confirmation of activities, and the number of rooms at the hotel.
Payment Schedule Payment Schedule December 9th Non-refundable deposit due to the school ($175.00) Following the deposit, an online invoice will be sent directly to parents. Payment Options: e-Transfer or Credit card Balance due in 3 equal payments: End of January End of February End of March Option for additional cancellation insurance (see parent letter).
Fundraising Fundraising - Option for students to participate in fundraising activities - Organized by school / parent volunteers - Organized by student(s)
What to bring What to bring One suitcase + one carry-on bag Students may wish to bring a pillow and blanket for the bus ride Medication (prescription and non-prescription must be identified to chaperone). Clothing: Comfortable shoes for walking Light jacket / hoodie for evenings (rain jacket or umbrella depending on weather) At least one dressy outfit for dinner / cruise evening Toiletries and sunscreen Sunglasses / hat PE clothing (incl sneakers) for Roc Gym
How much spending money is needed? How much spending money is needed? Breakfast and supper (except Saturday) are included. Students are responsible for: Four lunches One Supper (Saturday) Idea: purchase gift cards (Tim Hortons/McDonalds) before leaving. Spending money will depend on your child s spending habits. Pre-paid VISA is an option.
Electronic devices Electronic devices Students are responsible for any electronic device they bring (phone, camera, tablet, etc.) Know your phone plan (e.g. roaming charges). Internet available in rooms. The bus has Wi-Fi, however, with the number of students on the bus, this can be spotty . Cell phone use may be restricted during certain portions of the intinerary (i.e museum, improve, citadel, etc.)
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