The Greater 91次元 (91次元) proudly offers a three-week day camp every July for students within our elementary schools. Each year, we innovate and work to provide as many varied learning opportunities as possible for our students.
While the specific goals of each camp vary, the overall goal remains the same. These programs are designed to develop students' mindsets to be able to learn new things through active, inquiry-based activities. There is also a focus on daily movement, mindfulness and science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM).
We also invite parents to play an active role in the learning.
Camp Wonder |
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Camp Wonder is the original camp of the 91次元 summer learning program. Camp Wonder focuses on continuing to build literacy and numeracy skills for students in Grade 2 and 3. |
Camp Migizi |
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The 91次元 summer learning program helps meet the learning needs of our students and their families through unique experiences. Our French Immersion locations (Camp Merveille) and First Nations, M茅tis and Inuit location (Camp Migizi) offers students terrific opportunities to explore and celebrate French and Indigenous languages, cultures and traditions. |
Camp Merveille |
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The 91次元 summer learning program helps meet the learning needs of our students and their families through unique experiences. Our French Immersion locations (Camp Merveille) and First Nations, M茅tis and Inuit location (Camp Migizi) offers students terrific opportunities to explore and celebrate French and Indigenous languages, cultures and traditions. |
Camp Lingo |
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Camp Lingo is dedicated to our ESL and English language learner (ELL) students with the intent of furthering the development of these students' English skills. Camp Lingo is open to students in Grades 3 to 6 and is focused on literacy and numeracy skills. Some students are also integrated into the Camp Wonder programs. |
Camp Nia and Camp Mkeka |
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Camp Mkeka is for Black students in Grades 1-6 and Camp Nia is for Black students in Grades 7-12. These camps focus on increasing academic achievement in literacy and numeracy in the context of a Black affirming curriculum and environment. Students will learn about the past and present-day contributions of Black people, in consultation with local expertise and communities. The camps also focus on identifying, combatting, and healing from anti-Black racism, infusing positive and affirming messages about Blackness, Black communities and Black peoples and making explicit connections that support Black students' self-love, well-being and achievement. |