Sun Country Sports CenterCredentials and Accreditations

1 – What kind of licensure and accreditation do you have?

Sun Country’s FUNrichment After-School program is licensed through the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF), License Number: C08AL0013 and nationally accredited through the Council on Accreditation, underscoring our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our program.

2 – How late are you open and what is your counselor-to-student ratio?

FUNrichment provides care until 6:30pm Monday-Friday and offers a 1:12 counselor-to-student ratio.

3 – Do you provide transportation from local schools?

We pick up students from the following elementary schools:

• Chiles Elmentary
• Hidden Oak Elmentary
• Meadowbrook Elmentary
• Newberry Elmentary *
• Terwilliger Elmentary *
• Wiles Elmentary

* NEW for 2024-2025!

* If your child’s school is not listed, they can still attend FUNrichment through our drop-off option!

4 – What kind of background checks, safety training, and professional development do your counselors receive?

Sun Country mandates that all staff members pass a Level 2 Fingerprint Background Screening before being hired. Then, each counselor receives training to become certified in CPR/First Aid Safety and AED use. For ongoing development, all FUNrichment After-School counselors are required to complete continuing education training each year.

5 – What kind of activities will the children participate in?

FUNrichment is all about creating an exciting, engaging environment where every child can find something they love! Daily stations ensure each student participates in activities like:

– Gymnastics and Dance
– NinjaZone Training
– Rock Wall Climbing
– Swimming and Water Activities
– Arts and Crafts
– Homework Supervision
– Outdoor Playground and Field Games
– Trampolines and Bounce Houses
– Field trips to places like Escapology and Pinspiration
– Special guest visits from exciting community members

1 – What kind of licensure and accreditation do you have?

Sunny’s Pre-School program is licensed through the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF), License Number: C08AL0013 and nationally accredited through the Council on Accreditation, underscoring our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our program.

2 – What curriculum do you use?

Our whole-child education approach nurtures learning in Math, Science, Early Literacy, Arts, and Social Studies through the utilization of McGraw-Hill’s Early Childhood Express curriculum. Our mission also focuses on supporting social-emotional growth through imaginative play, while maintaining a 1:10 teacher-to-student ratio.

3 – What are the day and time options available?

Sunny’s Pre-School offers a 5-days-a-week and a 3-days-a-week option. Drop off is at 8:30am and pick up is at 3:00pm. We offer an extended day option that lasts until 6:30pm if you need care for a longer day.

4 – What kind of background checks, safety training, and professional development do your teachers receive?

Sun Country Sports mandates that all staff members pass a Level 2 Fingerprint Background Screening before being hired. Then, each teacher receives training to become certified in CPR/First Aid Safety and AED use. For ongoing development, all Sunny’s Pre-School teachers are required to complete continuing education training each year.

5 – What kind of extracurricular activities will the children participate in?

Sunny’s Pre-School is a high quality early childhood education program focused on play-based learning where children develop essential skills through weekly special activities like:
– Gymnastics and Dance
– NinjaZone Training
– Rock Wall Climbing
– Arts and Crafts
– Outdoor Playground
– Trampolines and Bounce Houses

1 – What kind of licensure and accreditation do you have?

Sun Country’s Camp Sunny program is proud to maintain national accreditation through the Council on Accreditation, underscoring our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our program, from our engaging activities to our dedicated staff. Camp Sunny Junior and School Year Camps are licensed through the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF), License #: C08AL0013.

2 – What are your camp hours and what is your student-to-counselor ratio?

Camp Sunny provides care 7:30am-6:30pm during weekdays and offers a 1:12 ratio (school age) and 1:8 ratio (ages 2.5-5), ensuring each child receives the attention and support they need to thrive.

3 – What age children are eligible to attend camp?

Camp Sunny is available for children ages 2.5 (must be fully potty trained) through rising 6th graders.

4 – What kind of background checks, safety training, and professional development do your counselors receive?

Sun Country Sports mandates that all staff members pass a Level 2 Fingerprint Background Screening before being hired. Then, each counselor receives training to become certified in CPR/First Aid Safety and AED use. In addition, all counselors receive training in the following areas so that all children have fun, safely:
– Program area safety
– Age appropriate activities
– Group games
– Best supervision practices

5 – What kind of activities will the children participate in?

Camp Sunny is committed to providing children with an enriching experience during school breaks, where they can have fun, learn, stay active, and forge friendships that last a lifetime!

Daily stations ensure each child participates in activities like:
– Gymnastics and Dance
– NinjaZone Training
– Rock Wall Climbing
– Arts and Crafts
– Outdoor Playground and Field Games
– Trampolines and Bounce Houses

During the Summer, children also participate in:
– Field trips to places like the Planetarium and Corks & Colors
– Special guest visits from community members like firefighters and musicians
– Weekly Swimming (kindergarten and up) and Water Activities

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5 Questions to ask after-school programs

1 – What kind of licensure and accreditation do you have?

2 – How late are you open and what is your counselor-to-student ratio?

3 – Do you provide transportation from local schools?

4 – What kind of background checks, safety training, and professional development do your counselors receive?

5 – What kind of activities will the children participate in?

5 Questions to ask Pre-School programs

1 – What kind of licensure and accreditation do you have?

2 – What curriculum do you use?

3 – What are the day and time options available?

4 – What kind of background checks, safety training, and professional development do your teachers receive?

5 – What kind of extracurricular activities will the children participate in?

5 Questions to ask camp programs

1 – What kind of licensure and accreditation do you have?

2 – What are your camp hours and what is your student-to-counselor ratio?

3 – What age children are eligible to attend camp?

4 – What kind of background checks, safety training, and professional development do your counselors receive?

5 – What kind of activities will the children participate in?