These hands-on, engaging camps will take place during Professional Development (PD) Days, March Break, Summer and select weekends throughout the year. We look forward to welcoming children to campus to meet new friends, explore enriched learning opportunities and get active with our qualified camp leaders.
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Nipissing University prides itself on the safety and valued added experiences of our campers, camp supervisors, leaders and volunteers. Any adult involved with our Youth Camps are required to present negative Police Vulnerable Sector checks dated within the past 12 months, along with concussion training. Camp Supervisors are also required to have First Aid/CPR Training and are responsible for overseeing all activities, maintaining enriched learning experiences and will always have camper emergency contact information on-hand. Extended Learning ensures that there will be 1 adult for every 6 campers for camps hosting youth ages 5 – 10 and 1 adult for every 10 campers for camps hosting youth ages 11 +.
If a parent/guardian has any specific concerns or requests, we invite them to reach out to us directly – extendedlearning@nipissingu.ca.
Extended Learning was pleased to partner with Lakers Athletics in Summer 2022 to offer the following camps:
Stay tuned for more camp offerings!
Please notify us a minimum of one week prior to the camp start date. Failure to cancel registration one week prior to the camp start date may result in full or partial registration charges. If the cancellation is due to an injury, illness or special circumstances, please contact our Extended Learning team to discuss – extendedlearning@nipissingu.ca.
Nipissing University reserves the right to cancel Youth Camps without notice. Should a cancellation take place registrants will receive notification in writing with as much notice as possible along with a full refund.
An administration fee of $10 for registrations less than $200/person and $20 for registrations over $200/person will be applied.
Nipissing University sits on the territory of Nipissing First Nation, the territory of the Anishnabek, within lands protected by the Robinson Huron Treaty of 1850.
We are grateful to be able to live and learn on these lands with all our relations.
