Our OOSC program are based on the belief that quality OOSC program is community-driven, expended learning opportunities that support developmentally appropriate cognitive, social, physical, and emotional outcomes. We also practice our Learning Lab ideology in this program to encourage children’s curiosity in learning and to scaffold their social skill development for future. This is a balanced program of academic support, arts and cultural enrichment, recreation, and nutrition.
Week 1 (Jun 27 – Jul 4)
Week 2 (Jul 7 – 11)
Week 3 (July 14 – 18)
Week 4 (Jul 21 – 25)
Week 5 (Jul 28 – Aug 1)
Week 6 (Aug 5 – 8)
Week 7 (Aug 11 – 15)
Week 8 (Aug 18 – 22)
Week 9 (Aug 25 – 29)
Date: June 27 – July 4th (Centre Closure for Stat Holiday on July 1st)
Goal: Introduce children to public transportation in Vancouver while promoting safety and confidence when navigating the city. The skills and knowledge gained in this week also prepare our children for further outdoor activities in the rest of the summer camp
Daily Activities:
Day 1: Bus Basics & Park Exploration
Day 2: Seabus Adventure & Waterfront Fun
Day 3: SkyTrain Discovery & Downtown Parks
Day 4: Combo Adventure – Bus, Seabus, and SkyTrain
Day 5: Transit Safety Challenge & Graduation
Date: July 7th – July 11th
Goal: Develop critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills through simple engineering projects.
Day 1: Bridge Builders
Day 2: Paper Roller Coasters
Day 3: Catapult Creation
Day 4: Tallest Tower
Day 5: Balloon-Powered Paper Air Craft
Date: Jul 14 – 18, 2025
Day 1: Introduction to Architecture
Day 2: Blueprint Drawing
Day 3: 3D Shape Exploration
Day 4 and 5: Designing and Building Mini House
WEEK 4: Nature Theme – Field Guide to Birds of the Pacific Northwest
Date: Jul 21 – 25, 2025
Day 1: Learn About Landmarks
Day 2: Build a Famous Landmark
Day 3: Sustainable City Design
Day 4 and Day 5: Build a Group City and Architecture Show Case
Date: July 28th – Aug. 1st
Goal: Explore the wonders of science through interactive, mind-blowing experiments.
Day 1: Magic of Water Surface Tension
Day 2: Science World Field Trip
Day 3: Chemistry Fun
Day 4: Magic with Bubble Water
Day 5: Magnetic Force Fun
Date: Aug. 5th – Aug. 8th ( centre is closed of BC day on Aug. 4th)
Goal: Inspire children to explore and appreciate the natural world while expressing their creativity through hands-on art projects. Throughout the week, they will observe, collect, and use natural materials to create sculptures, paintings, and mosaics, all while learning about human relation with natural environment. With a mix of artistic expression and outdoor activities, this theme fosters creativity, curiosity, and a deeper connection to nature in a fun and engaging way. 🌿
Day 1: Nature Exploration & Art Planning
Location: Capilano River Regional Park
Theme: Observing & Sketching Nature
Day 2: Sculpture Creation with Natural Materials
Location: Capilano River Regional Park & Indoor Art Centre
Theme: Transforming Nature into Art
Day 3: Shell Art & Picnic Day
Location: Cates Park
Theme: Beachside Creations & Stories
Day 4: Art Showcase & Celebration
Location: Waterfront Park (Shipyard)
Theme: Water Coloring & Celebrating Creativity
Date: Aug 11 – 15, 2025
Goal: immerses kids in a fun journey of navigation, treasure map making, crafting, and survival skills. Through hands-on activities and team challenges, they’ll develop creativity, problem-solving, and outdoor awareness while embracing the excitement of pirate life! 🏴☠️🏝️
Day 1: Welcome Aboard, Mateys!
Location: Larson School Playground
Theme: Learn about Navigation
Day 2: Treasure Map Making & Island Exploration
Location: Mosquito Creek Park
Theme: Creating & Following Treasure Maps
Day 3: Crafting Pirate Treasure
Location: Mosquito Creek Park
Theme: Making Pirate Booty
Day 4: Nature Survival Skills & Shipwreck Adventure
Location: Mosquito Creek Park
Theme: Surviving on a Deserted Island
Day 5: The Final Quest & Pirate Celebration
Location: Moodyville Park
Theme: The Ultimate Pirate Adventure
August 18 – 22, 2025
Goal: engage children in creative, hands-on activities that connect them with nature. Over five days, kids will design and create their own mini gardens using various materials like pots, recycled containers, and wooden boxes. This plan fosters creativity, teaches sustainability, and promotes responsibility by having children care for their plants. It blends art and nature to inspire learning and fun, while helping kids develop an appreciation for the environment and the joy of growing plants.
Day 1: Mini Garden with Pot
Day 2: Fairy Gardens in Wooden Boxes
Day 3: Mini Gardens in Recycled Containers
Day 4 and 5: Mini Garden with Mix Media
Date: Aug 25 – 29, 2025
Goal: With summer holiday ending in few days, our busy learners will enjoy a relaxing week to prepare themselves for the new school year. However, we cannot have enough of our summer outdoor time. We will go on easy and scenic hikes during the week and let children do some nature drawing with the skills they have developed in the previous weeks.
Day 1: Stanley Park Exploration.
Day 2: Yaletown Seawell
Day 3: Deep Cove Park
Day 4: Lynn Canyon Park
Day 5: North Vancouver Spiritual Trail and Moodyville Park
Note:
1. Additional Fee is appliable to the tickets for Capilano Suspension Bridge, Science World, and Vancouver Aquarium, Aqua Bus and Chartered Bus.
2. Daily field trip may change depending on weather, children’s energy and learning plan change.
3. We will use public transportation for our field trips, which provides our children with a great opportunity to explore lower mainland.