List of 10 items.

• Balloon Bot Battles | July 6–10, July 13–17, July 20–24, July 27–31

  Balloon Bot Battles is a Junior-Level Robotics Competition where students design and build robots to pop opponents’ balloons while defending their own. Teams collaborate, problem-solve, and compete in a final Intramural Balloon Bot Battle Tournament.
  
  

• Filmmaking On A Shoestring Budget | July 20–24

  Lights, camera, create at Filmaking On A Shoestring Budget! During this two-week filmmaking camp, students will learn how powerful stories can be told with just a smartphone or iPad and a great idea. Campers will explore the basics of storytelling, cinematography, and editing while discovering how everyday moments and personal experiences can be transformed into compelling short films. Working with simple tools and a “shoestring” approach to filmmaking, students will plan, shoot, and edit their own original stories. The camp concludes with a special screening where young filmmakers share their work and celebrate the creativity behind telling meaningful stories with the tools they already have.

• Grade 7 Junior Mentor Program | July 20–24, July 27–31

  Ready to build leadership skills? The Grade 7 Junior Mentor Program is a full-day experience where students explore what it means to lead with confidence, empathy, and purpose. Campers will spend their mornings shadowing camps for students ages 6–9, helping them with activities and seeing how thoughtful leadership makes a difference. In the afternoons, participants will develop their toolkit through interactive workshops and challenges that build communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and values-based mentorship skills. By the end of the week, students will leave the camp feeling inspired, confident, and ready to step into their Grade 7 year with confidence!

• Makerspace Magic: Think, Tinker, Triumph | July 6–10

  Makerspace Magic is a camp centred around the idea that a “Maker” is a versatile problem-solver who can navigate a wide variety of challenges with resilience and perseverance. By rotating through diverse mediums, from digital Tinkercad designs to hands-on robotics with Edison robots, participants learn that while their tools may change, their ability to analyze, adapt, and retry remains their most powerful asset. Through collaborative STEM building challenges, coding tasks, and creative design projects, students will strengthen their critical thinking and teamwork skills while learning to approach problems with curiosity and flexibility. Every challenge is an opportunity to experiment, improve, and grow confidence as they embrace the iterative design process and discover the enjoyment that comes from creating, problem-solving, and trying again.
  
  

• Resonance: Musical Composition | July 6–10

  Resonance: Compose Your Own Music is a one-week introductory program designed to inspire emerging musicians through songwriting and composition. Students will learn to craft memorable motifs, explore how musical elements shape emotion, and build confidence in sharing their original work. Along the way, they will develop transferable skills in presentation and revision, while gaining insight into the creative process and connecting with industry professionals. The program culminates in a final showcase where each student presents their own composition, and participants are encouraged to have at least one year of prior musical experience.

• Saints Summer Basketball Academy | July 6–10

  The Saints Summer Basketball Academy is a high-energy, skill-focused camp for young athletes looking to build confidence, develop their abilities, and enjoy the game in a positive, supportive environment. Led by experienced coaches and supported by dedicated Recreation Leaders, the Academy offers a well-rounded Basketball experience centred on skill development, teamwork, and gameplay.
  
  Throughout the week, campers will focus on core fundamentals such as dribbling, shooting, passing, and defensive positioning, while learning to make smart decisions in game situations. Emphasis is placed on proper technique and safe play, helping athletes protect themselves and others on the court. Daily sessions combine structured drills, small-sided games, and friendly competition, keeping players engaged as they grow their skills and confidence at their own pace.

• Saints Summer Soccer Academy | July 27–31

  The Saints Summer Soccer Academy is a high-energy, skill-focused camp for young athletes looking to build confidence, develop their abilities, and enjoy the game in a positive, supportive environment. Led by experienced coaches and supported by dedicated Recreation Leaders, the Academy offers a well-rounded soccer experience centred on skill development, teamwork, and gameplay.
  
  

  Throughout the week, campers will focus on core fundamentals such as passing, dribbling, shooting, and positioning, while learning to make smart decisions in game situations. Emphasis is placed on proper technique and safe play, helping athletes protect themselves and others on the field. Daily sessions combine structured drills, small-sided games, and friendly competition, keeping players engaged as they grow their skills and confidence at their own pace.

• Tech Explorers: Coding, Robots & Games | July 6–10, July 13–17

  Ever wondered how video games are made or how robots work? Tech Explorers: Coding, Robots & Games is a five-day camp for Grade 5–8 students where they’ll design games, program characters, build STEAM projects, control robots, and 3D print their own creations. Students are welcome to bring their own device and get hands-on experience with coding, problem-solving, and creative challenges that make their ideas come to life!
  
  

• Telling The Story: A Hero’s Journey | July 13–17

  Telling The Story is a Creative Writing Workshop where students create a protagonist and explore the hero’s journey framework. Participants strengthen their writing voice, reading comprehension, and storytelling skills. This camp emphasizes that difficult choices, rather than strengths, shape heroism.
  
  

• Young Voices: Media, Argument & Debate | July 6–10, July 13–17, July 20–24, July 27–31

  What if your ideas could be heard loud and clear? Young Voices empowers campers to explore media, engage in debate, and express themselves while building confidence and communication skills. Through interactive discussion circles, creative projects, and movement-based activities, students learn to share their ideas, listen actively, and engage with multiple perspectives. Campers take on meaningful roles like presenter, timekeeper, or illustrator while practicing collaboration, leadership, and respectful dialogue. By the end of the week, campers gain confidence in expressing their voice, thinking critically, and engaging in thoughtful discussion in a supportive and fun environment.