SKI & SNOWBOARD LESSONS Each group ski or snowboard lesson is $10 per person. Please check the date(s) desired on the attached sheet.

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1 2019 SKI CLUB All Grades 6 12 students are invited to join Ski Club, which will be traveling to Wintergreen Resort three Friday's in January for skiing and snowboarding! Beginner lessons are available, so no experience is required. Typically, space is limited, so participants will be determined on a first-come, first-served basis. We will be taking three trips to Wintergreen Ski Resort in January 2019, using chartered buses separated by grade level. Grades 6-8 will have their own buses and there will be one Upper School bus that runs on an independent schedule. Grade 6 students who have no previous skiing experience are required to be accompanied by a parent on their first trip and to take a beginner lesson offered by Wintergreen. Grade 6 students are also required to choose at least one peer ski buddy who will be their partner while at the resort, and they are also required to check in with Tom Weis in the resort cafeteria between 6:00-6:30 p.m. The cost for the full package, which includes transportation on a charter bus, lift tickets, and rentals for three Friday afternoon/evening trips to Wintergreen Ski Resort is $270. The cost for those students requiring only transportation and lift tickets is $195. For transportation only, the cost is $120. Ski or snowboard lessons are an additional $10 per lesson. Financial aid is available if needed, please contact Tom Weis. The rates that Wintergreen and the bus company have quoted us are special group rates based on specific numbers; it will not be possible, therefore, to give refunds for trips that you cannot attend. Be sure to check schedules for conflicts, particularly if you will be participating in interscholastic sports during this time period. Students who wish to participate on a limited basis due to scheduling conflicts may do so if space is available. The cost of each individual session is $90 if renting and $65 without rentals. Wintergreen season pass holders may participate in all trips for $120 for transportation only (or $40 per session). In order to participate, a student must ride with the group to and from the resort, unless we receive a parental note of explanation, and alternative plans are discussed in advance. Members of the Ski Club will be required to adhere to the rules of St. Anne s-belfield School, the bus company, and Wintergreen Resort. To do otherwise may result in suspension or removal from the Ski Club without reimbursement and additional disciplinary action by the School. To reserve a space, complete both sides of the attached form and return it, along with a check payable to St. Anne s-belfield School. Payment may also be made online at

2 SCHEDULE The three Learning Village busses will leave the School on each Friday afternoons, depart from Wintergreen at 8:00 p.m., and arrive back at the Learning Village at 9:00 p.m. Please be punctual when picking up your children. DATE DEPARTURE RETURN TO SCHOOL Jan. 11 Afternoon 9:00 p.m. Jan. 18 Afternoon 9:00 p.m. Jan. 25 Afternoon 9:00 p.m. SKI & SNOWBOARD RENTAL Ski equipment (skis, boots, poles, and helmet) and snowboards (including boots and helmet) can be rented from Wintergreen for $25 per session. Please visit Wintergreen s website to preregister and print rental agreements at: (click on the photo and then click Create New Guest ) SKI & SNOWBOARD LESSONS Each group ski or snowboard lesson is $10 per person. Please check the date(s) desired on the attached sheet. HELMETS & HELMET RENTALS Students are required to wear ski helmets for protection against head injuries. If renting equipment from Wintergreen, helmets are provided free of charge. Otherwise, they are $10 per session. LOCKER RENTAL The resort has personal large storage baskets with unlimited access for $8 a day; there are also lockers that lock with a charge of $3.50 each time the locker is locked. The School Ski Club will also provide communal large storage baskets free of charge for those students who just need to store shoes or small items. We do not recommend that students leave any valuable items unattended, even street shoes. Students should remember to bring spending money if they are planning to purchase food or drinks at Wintergreen. Since skiing is a cold-weather sport, skiers should guard against injuries due to exposure to the cold. This includes dressing warmly, especially protecting head, neck, hands and feet from the cold. Cold hands in wet gloves can quickly become frostbitten. If hands become so cold that they hurt, students should see a chaperone or go directly to the First Aid Area. Taking indoor breaks to warm up and using hand pocket warmers are two effective ways to prevent frostbite. If there are any questions, please contact Tom Weis (Grades 6 8) at tweis@stab.org or Brandtly Jones (Grades 9-12) at bjones@stab.org.

3 SPECIAL EVENT PERMISSION Student Grade Activity: Ski Club Trips to Wintergreen 25 Depart School in the afternoon by charter bus; return at 9:00 p.m. Dates: Jan. 11, Jan. 18, & Jan. Cost: $270 includes transportation, lift tickets, and equipment rental. $195 includes transportation and lift tickets. $120 for transportation only. See other page or registration form for more options. Transportation: Charter Bus. All students must ride the bus to and from the resort, unless there is written permission from the parent to do otherwise. Behavior: Students are to conduct themselves according to the rules of the bus company, the ski resort and St. Anne s-belfield School. To do otherwise, could not only result in suspension or expulsion from the Ski Club without reimbursement, but other disciplinary action by St. Anne s-belfield School. Reservations: To reserve a space, please complete this form and return it, to the West Wing Office (Grades 6 8) or Brandtly Jones (Grades 9-12) by Wednesday, Jan. 2. Payment, either online or with your check payable to St. Anne s-belfield School [marked Ski Club], may be attached to this form or turned in to the West Wing office or Brandtly Jones by Wednesday, Jan. 2. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact Tom Weis or Brandtly Jones. This information is a general summary of the extent and type of activities in which our child may be engaged and the inherent exposure to certain risks. I understand that there is no guarantee that this activity is free of risk of personal injury or property damage or loss. I expressly assume all risks to my child s participation in the Ski Club, whether such risks are known or unknown to me at this time. I give permission for my child to be given emergency medical treatment and/or transportation if necessary in the event of accident, injury or sudden illness while they are engaged in the Club activities. Additionally, I authorize the staff of St. Anne s-belfield School, in whose care my child has been entrusted, to consent to any treatment deemed medically necessary. I agree to accept all financial responsibility for any such medical treatment or transport. By submitting this form, I hereby release St. Anne s-belfield School and its employees or agents from and against any and all claims, demands, actions, complaints, suits or other forms of liability that any of them may sustain from any injury, loss, damage whatever arising from, or connected with, my child s participation in the trip. I also agree to indemnify and hold harmless the released parties from the released claims, including any and all related costs, attorney fees, liabilities, settlements and/or judgements.

4 I confirm that I have carefully read this Special Event Permission form and agree to its terms knowingly and voluntarily. I also confirm that I am the parent or legal guardian of the child, or I am a student 18 years or older. Signed (Parent): Signed (Parent): Date: Date: Allergies (food, bee stings, etc.) and/or Medical Concerns/Conditions/Medication: Parent Home #: Business: Cell: Parent Home #: Business: Cell: Emergency Contact 1: Phone: Emergency Contact 2: Phone:

5 SKIING/SNOWBOARDING ABILITY Please check your current level of skiing or snowboarding. Beginner: I have no prior skiing or snowboarding experience Intermediate Beginner: I have skied or snowboarded before but am still learning to maintain control Advanced Beginner: I can ski or snowboard under control on green slopes Intermediate: I can ski or snowboard under control on intermediate slopes Advanced: Skier or snowboarder SKI RENTAL & SKI LESSONS Please indicate the dates on which you plan to rent skis, snowboard, or helmet and/or take ski lessons. Equipment rental is $25 per trip. Please go to: to preregister and print and sign rental form for each trip (you will need to enter name and birth date before getting to the Create New Guest screen). If snowboards are sold out, skis will be substituted. Lessons are $10.00 per trip. Ski Rental Snowboard Rental Ski Lessons Snowboard Lessons Helmet Rental Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 TOTAL COST Students who wish to participate on a piecemeal basis may do so only if space is available on the busses. (Financial aid is available if needed, please contact Tom Weis.) Bus, Lift, & Rentals $270 ($90 per trip if paying piecemeal) Bus & Lift $195 ($65 per trip) Bus Only $120 ($40 per trip) Rentals $75 ($25 per trip) Group Lessons $10 per trip (Lessons begin at 4:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.) Helmet Rental $10 per trip (if not renting skis or snowboard) Total (Please make checks out to St. Anne's-Belfield School)