SUMMER CAMP FAQs
Why French-language immersion?
Are Anglophone and Francophone children mixed?
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Yes, except for class time, where we separate them by level and age.
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Are children of different ages mixed?
Can a non-French-speaking child participate in the camp?
My child is entering Kindergarten this year. Can he/she participate?
My child will be entering 6th grade next fall. Can he/she enroll?
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Yes, your child may participate in our summer camp.
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What is the ratio of children per adult?
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What is your policy on food on the summer camp?
Will there be field trips during the summer camp?
There may be field trips to neighboring parks. However, they will be limited by the logistical means available to us. We will walk to these parks. Most activities will take place outdoors, but within the campus grounds.
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How can I get a discounted rate on the summer camps?
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How is the hour of French class organized in your camps?
Can I know in which group will my child be in?
My child does not speak French. Will this be a problem?
Can I enroll my child on a day-by-day basis?
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No, for academic and logistical reasons, we cannot accept day-by-day enrollment. Only full-week enrollment is available.
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What should I bring in the morning when I drop off my child?
Do you provide lunch at camp?
No, for logistical and liability reasons, parents are responsible for bringing their child’s lunch. A child without a lunch cannot be accepted at camp. For children staying after 3:00 pm, we shall provide a mid-afternoon snack (fruit).
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How long does my child need in order to progress in French?
Any exposure to the French language will be beneficial, but for the optimal benefit, we recommend a minimum of 4 weeks of summer camp participation. Consecutive weeks are best for the most effective learning.
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