Summer Camps

Our year round programs for grades 1-12 and Little Readers program continues throughout the summer, with more flexibility to accommodate your child's summer activities and holidays. If you want to keep your child’s mind active this summer for a more successful year starting in September, then you should be considering these summer programs. Summer is a good time to arrange to get caught up if the student is behind. Book two, three, or more hours, per day for a few weeks and see the improvement!

Summer Camps for Little Readers Academy

Preschool Ages 3-6

The Oxford Learning Summer Little Reader camps run for eight individual weeks in the mornings or afternoons. Students can choose any two weeks or more to attend. This should allow you to arrange your Little Reader classes around your holiday times and other camps and activities.

Times:	9:30AM – 12:00PM or 1:00PM - 3:30PM
Days:	Monday to Friday
Weeks:	You may choose any combination of weeks through the summer.
	Week 1:	July 3-6	Welcome to Canada! (Everything about Canada)
	Week 2:	July 9-13	Have fun thinking! (Board Games)
	Week 3:	July 16-20	Animal Kingdom! (Wonders of animals)
	Week 4:	July 23-27	Keep the balls rolling! (All about sports)
	Week 5:	July 30-Aug.3	Back to Flintstone times! (Dinosaur Galore)
	Week 6:	August 6-10	Let’s sing and dance! (Songs, Music, & Movements)
	Week 7:	August 13-17	Up in the Sky! (All about Birds, etc.)
	Week 8:	August 20-24	Under the sea! (Water world)
Tuition	1) 5 days /week for a minimum of 3 weeks is $135/week.
	2) 4 days /week for a minimum of 4 weeks is $125/week.
	3) 3 days /week for a minimum of 6 weeks is $115/week.
	4) 2 days /week has to commit for the whole 2 months of summer for the price of $290/month.

There are no makeup classes for the summer Little Reader camps.
There is also a $30 registration fee for the summer program (Assessment is included) which will be dropped if you enrol for the next school year and pay the registration fee for next September, ($125).
The assessment is completed during the first class.
The Little Readers camp includes two hours of academic work, 10 minutes to eat a healthy, nutritious snack, and 20 minutes of fun, educational themed (Arts and crafts, science, group games, or music and movement) activities.

Summer Learning

Beyond Tutoring (Grade 1-8) &
High School Advantage (Grade 9-12)

SPECIAL PROGRAMS: These programs can be developed on request with the purchase of a minimum of 25 hours. Programs include High School Preparation, Math Review, Paragraph & Essay Writing, Study Skills, University Preparation, French and Creative Writing. A minimum of 25 hours is required for one of these programs. The Dynamic Diagnostic Assessment is mandatory.

Tuition	18 hours: $795.00
	25 hours: $1000.00

Dynamic Assessment: $225
Maximum of 3 to 1 ratio of students to teachers.
Sibling assessment: $150

Brain Camps

Beyond Tutoring (Grade 1-8) &
High School Advantage (Grade 9-12)

The Oxford Brain Camps run for eight individual weeks, three times a week either in the mornings (9:30 am to 12:00 pm) or the afternoons (1:00 pm to 3:30 pm). Camp curriculum includes Math, Creative writing, Paragraph & Essay Writing, Study Skills, or University Preparation. Brain Camp students will spend time in group activities and on individual programs. Students can choose which weeks to attend, have fun, and keep their brains active at the same time. This will allow you to arrange your Brain Camp classes around your busy summer plans.

Tuition:	Academic Assessment (for Summer camp only) - $100.00 Minimum commitment of 3 weeks (recommended) Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday; $175/week Monday to Friday (5 days/week); $225/week

The student to teacher ratio for the Academic & French camps is 6:1.
There are no makeup classes for missed days in the camp program.

A minimum of three students per week is required to run a camp.

Choose your convenient time: (9:30AM-12:00PM) or (1:00PM-3:30PM)

Full day camp available; call our Centre at 905-257-1207 for details.

Bonus: Parents can register a preschooler in Little Readers Summer camps and older children in the Brain Camps at the same time.