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The Leadership in Training (LIT) Program is designed to provide participants 12 - 15 years of age with foundational leadership skills and practical experience working with children and youth in a recreation setting.

Running on Monday evenings at the South Huron Recreation Centre from April 20th to June 1st from 3:30pm - 5:30pm, the program includes 15.5 hours of classroom-based learning, where participants engage in interactive sessions covering key topics such as leadership styles, goal setting, effective communication, building trust, team building and cooperation, conflict resolution, and a resume writing workshop. Participants will also have the opportunity to obtain HIGH FIVE® Principles of Healthy Child Development certification, a nationally recognized standard for quality programs in children’s recreation and sport.

Following the classroom component, participants complete 15–20 hours of hands-on placement within a Municipality of South Huron child and youth recreation program. During this placement, participants work alongside experienced staff, assist in program delivery, support activities, and gain practical experience engaging and supervising children and youth.

This combination of theory and real-world application helps participants build confidence, strengthen leadership abilities, and prepare for future employment or volunteer opportunities in recreation and community settings.

Cost: $150 per participant

To register please complete the Leadership In Training Registration Form. Completed forms can be submitted to communityservices@southhuron.ca.

Please note the program will run from 3:30 - 9:00pm on April 27th (participants will take part in High Five training course).

Please note the program will not run on Victoria Day (May 18, 2026).

Funding provided by the Ontario Trillium Foundation.

Knit, relax and meet fellow knitters each week at the Blyth Branch.  All are welcome to drop into this free program to knit together and share tips and tricks. This is a casual, community-led gathering—not a staff-run program—so attendance may vary.

Not offered on the 4th Monday of the month.

This is a drop-in program for teens and adults. No registration is necessary.

Make friends and practice speaking English while talking about culture, family, food, movies, or anything you like. *Hoster by the Huron Welcome Hub for Newcomers.

Join us at the Blyth Branch for Tech Time support to receive one-on-one help with library e-resources, your devices, and/or your email account.

Lessons are limited to the technical knowledge of library staff.

This is for participants that are 8 and older.

Registration Required, Please contact the branch to register.

Start your Tuesdays with a refreshing guided walk along the scenic MacNaughton-Morrison Trail. This program is open to all fitness levels, making it a great way to stay active at your own pace.

Participants also have the option to try Urban Poling walking poles—an excellent way to add a gentle, full-body workout while improving stability and support.

Meet at MacNaughton Park at 10:00 AM.  This program runs Tuesdays from May 5th - September 29th, weather permitting.  

Why try Urban Poling?

• Low-impact, full-body workout

• Engages and strengthens your core

• Promotes better posture

• Reduces strain on hips and knees

Enjoy the fresh air, connect with others, and keep moving all season long.

No registration required—just drop in and join us!

Funding provided by the Ontario Trillium Foundation

Our Youth Tennis Program offers a fun, inclusive, and active environment for participants ages 10–12 to learn and develop their tennis skills. Through a combination of engaging drills, games, and introductory match play, participants will build fundamental skills such as hand-eye coordination, movement, and racquet control.

Designed for all skill levels, this program is perfect for beginners as well as those looking to improve their technique and confidence on the court. Emphasis is placed on skill development, sportsmanship, and having fun in a supportive group setting.

This program runs on Tuesday evenings beginning May 26 - June 23 from 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM and takes place at the South Huron Multipurpose Courts located at 145 Victoria St E, Exeter. The cost of registration is $75.00.  To register please complete the Youth Tennis Program Registration Form. Completed forms can be sent to communityservices@southhuron.ca.

Funding provided by the Ontario Trillium Foundation.

Join us at the Alice Munro Branch for weekly Tai Chi sessions, all skill levels welcome!

This program is run by community volunteers and is a drop-in program, for adults and seniors.

No registration is necessary.