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Beverley Acres PS, 283 Neal Dr., Richmond Hill L4C 3L3

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Danforth Holy Name CES, 690 Carlaw Ave., Toronto M4K 3K9

HI-Niagara Falls, 4549 Cataract Ave., Niagara Falls L2E 3M2

Humewood Community School, 15 Cherrywood Ave., York M6C 2X4

Julliard PS, 61 Julliard Dr., Vaughan L6A 3W7

Mineola PS, 145 Windy Oaks, Mississauga L5G 1Z4

North Toronto Blessed Sacrament CES, 24 Bedford Park Ave., Toronto M5M 1H9

Oakville Christian School, 112 Third Line, Oakville L6L 3Z6

Ramer Woods PS, 11 Cairns Dr., Markham L3P 7M8

St. Agnès CES, 280 Otonabee Ave., North York M2M 2T2

St. Cecilia CES, 355 Annette St., Toronto M6P 1R3

St. Elizabeth Seton CES, 6133 Glen Erin Dr., Mississauga L5N 2T7

St. George the Martyr Anglican Church, 197 John St., Toronto M5T 1X6

St. Mary’s Church, 66 Main St., Brampton L6W 2C6

St. Rita CES, 178 Edwin Ave., Toronto M6P 3Z9

St. Volodymyr Cultural Centre, 1280 Dundas St. W., Oakville L6M 4H9

Ste. Agatha CES, 49 Cathedral Bluffs Dr., Toronto M1M 2T6

Trinity Anglican Church, 79 Victoria St., Aurora L4G 1R3

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COVID-19 Updates

Online French Classes & Free Workbooks

Camp Tournesol, in partnership with Brouillet Academy, is offering a full range of online French classes for JK–Grade 12. Take classes weekly or (for a limited time) daily. Choose from Books, Songs & Games (JK/SK), Arts and Crafts, Book Club, Conversation, Enrich Your French, Writer Workshop, and more.

Plus, all French learners can access Camp Tournesol’s free French workbooks.

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About Camp Tournesol Day Camps

Since 2001, Camp Tournesol has provided French camps in Ontario for tens of thousands of children ages 4 to 14. Whether your child is francophone, in French Immersion, or has no French experience, there is a day camp or an overnight experience for them, with many fun activities included. Day camps take place at more than a dozen Toronto and GTA locations.

Campers in all programs enjoy weeks jam-packed with activities designed to support and enrich French learning in Ontario beyond the school walls.

Language modules include a wide variety of instructional strategies for learning in formal and informal settings. For example, arts and crafts is a time for campers to flex their artistic muscles while interacting in French in an authentic task. From cooperative learning to structured simulations, the creativity module engages campers’ imagination and social skills in creating a shared skit, song, or dramatic piece. Counsellors teach and model new vocabulary and sentence structures, adapted to each child’s French level. These are then applied in the course of our modules such as team-building, sports, and favourite camp games like cat and mouse, choir master and “What time is it, Mr. Wolf?”

In this supportive context, kids are encouraged to share, learn, and try new things. Activities and themes change week to week.