Yes—this is normal. All registered families will receive a detailed Welcome Email approximately one week before the start of their camp week. This email includes everything you need to know to prepare, including, drop-off and pick-up details, what to bring, camp expectations, and important reminders and housekeeping notes. If your camp week is more than a week away, there’s nothing you need to do yet.

We’re sorry, but our camps are designed for children going into Grade 2 as of September 2026.

Our program includes a full day of STEM activities, and the curriculum is tailored to be age-appropriate. Campers need to have the attention span to stay engaged throughout the day, as well as some basic recognition of coding blocks and robotics concepts suited for students entering Grade 2.

PLEASE NOTE: For our March Break 2026 campers, we can admit students that are currently enrolled in grade 1 and going into grade 2 as of September 2026. If you're looking for future opportunities, we’d love to welcome your child when they meet the age requirement!

 The short answer is no. In our camp, all campers are assumed to be beginners. While our coding projects change weekly, we progress through lessons together as a group. However, at the end of each lesson, campers can sometimes extend or modify their projects based on their existing knowledge and skill level.

CAMP CANCELLATION POLICY *

Full refund is eligible more than 20 days before camp start date (minus $65 processing fee).

50% refund eligible up to 10 days before camp start date (minus $65 processing fee).

NO refund is available within 9 days of camp start date.

PLEASE NOTE: There will be a $65 non-refundable administration processing fee applied to ALL multi-day camp cancellations.

No refunds or credits are issued for any missed camp days or activities. Some accommodations can be made to switch camp weeks if space is available.

 Not at all! Our programs are beginner-friendly, and we guide campers step by step through each project.

 Our camps take place at Beaches Prebyterian Church, we have AC in all our classrooms

• Campers should bring a packed lunch and two nut-free snacks and weather-appropriate clothing to ensure they are comfortable throughout the day.

• We provide all coding and robotics materials.

• Please do not send any electronics to camp, we do not allow any use of outside devices during our camp day.

• You will receive an email one week before camp starts with all the necessary details to help you prepare.

We will do our best to group campers together; however, we cannot guarantee these arrangements for every week. Please keep in mind that some weeks groupings may be more challenging. PLEASE NOTE: During all breaks, lunches, and outdoor time, the entire camp spends time together, so friends will still have plenty of opportunities to connect.

We strive to create a positive, enjoyable, and safe learning environment for all campers. While we understand that some children may require additional support, our camp is not equipped to provide one-on-one behavioural support or individualized behavioural interventions.

Our instructors are university students and recent graduates in STEM fields, and although they are enthusiastic educators, they are not trained to support campers with significant behavioural needs. All campers must be able to follow group instructions, participate safely in activities, and engage in our gamified learning challenges without requiring specialized behavioural support.

Because many of our activities involve problem-solving, competition, and robotics challenges, children who become easily frustrated may find some parts of the program challenging. For safety and to maintain a positive experience for all participants, we may not be able to accommodate campers with behavioural needs that require frequent intervention.

If you have specific questions about your child’s needs, we encourage you to contact us directly so we can help determine whether our camp is the right fit. Our goal is to ensure that every camper has a fun, supportive, and disruption-free week.

Summer Programs: For elementary students entering Grades 2–6 in September 2026.

March Break Programs: For elementary students in Grades 1–6 during the 2025–2026 school year.