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- Camp Possible
- Maawnjiding Wiingushkeng Culture Camp
- Agents 4 Social Change - Africentric Summer Program
- English Bridge
- Math Bridge
- Camp Explore
- Coding Camp
- Camp I Can
- S.T.A.R. (Summer) Secondary Transition and Readiness Program
- Reach Ahead Technology Credit
Camp Possible is a FREE, fun, and engaging virtual camp that is open to Peel students, currently in grade 1 to age 21, who are accessing Special Education supports. Students can engage in 1, 2, or 3 hour small-group online sessions taught by Peel educators.
Indigenous Culture Camp is an opportunity for First Nation, Inuit and Métis children entering kindergarten - Grade 8. This camp will centre land-based learning though Indigenous ways of knowing and will be facilitated by community members as well as PDSB Indigenous educators. Students will participate in cultural teachings such as drum making, bead...
This opportunity will provide students with focused learning opportunities to become Agents for Social Change through STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) approaches grounded in the rich history and present-day contributions of people of the African diaspora (Black, African, Afro-Caribbean, etc.). Registration will close on June 17,...
The English Bridge course (ENG 1L0) provides a focused intervention to further support students in consolidating foundational literacy skills to increase readiness for Grade 9 de-streamed English. This course is designed for students performing at or below level 2 or have a modified language programming. This course is not a replacement for the Gra...
The Math Bridge course (MAT 1L0)provides a focused intervention to support students to build foundational math skills through rich problem-solving to increase readiness for Grade 9 de-streamed math. Students who are performing at or below level 2 or on a modified program in mathematics are eligible to apply. This course is not a replacement for the...
Camp Explore is a four-week literacy and numeracy camp for students currently in grades 6-8. The program focuses on foundational literacy and numeracy skills, while giving students the opportunity to explore topics of interest to them. Experiential learning is a key component of the camp. In Summer 2024, Camp Explore will also incorporate MyBluepri...
Coding Camp is a two-week (10 day) camp for students currently in grades 6-10. Students with all levels of coding and robotics experience are invited to participate in this program. Please note: Enrollment will be prioritized for students who identify as African, Black or Afro-Caribbean and/or Indigenous. Students will be asked to self-identify as ...
Secondary schools can choose to offer a Camp I Can (CIC) program for their home school students. Registered students will have the opportunity to work towards completing one previously attempted grade 9 or 10 credit. Alternatively, students can engage in a non-credit foundational literacy and numeracy program to support success in the 2024-25 schoo...
The S.T.A.R. program supports graduating grade 8 students heading into high school. It follows an experiential learning model whereby students further develop learning skills and strategies, including literacy and numeracy core competencies necessary towards secondary school success. Please connect with your child’s elementary school to discuss if ...
The Reach Ahead Technology program addresses the significant demand for technology education, ensuring your child secures this credit at the outset of their secondary education. This course builds on the technological foundation provided in elementary education, offering students the chance to develop skills using industry-standard tools and softwa...
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Jun 27, 2024 · At the Peel District School Board, we are committed to inspire the smile within each child. Everything we do is designed to help all students achieve to the best of their ability. We inspire success, confidence and hope in each student.
We serve approximately 154,800+ kindergarten to grade 12 students at more than 257 schools in the Peel region.
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Jun 27, 2024 · At the Peel District School Board, we are committed to inspire the smile within each child. Everything we do is designed to help all students achieve to the best of their ability. We inspire success, confidence and hope in each student.
