March Break and Summer Camps

Unleash your Imagination

March 10 to March 14, 2025
$450 
For students currently in grades 4 to 7

Unleash your imagination at our Creative Explorers Arts and Crafts Camp! Developed for students currently in grades 4-7, this fun and engaging camp offers a variety of hands-on art activities, including fabric work, sculpture and wearable art!  Each day brings a new theme and exciting projects to encourage creativity and skill-building.  Culminates in a gallery presentation that families are welcome to attend.  No previous experience or supplies required!

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Explore the beauty of mathematics

March 10 to March 14, 2025
$425
For students currently in grades 4 to 6

Do you love math? Does Sudoku tickle your brain? Expand your understanding of math and how to apply it in the real world as you build intricate 3D structures and learn ways to solve puzzles with logic.  Get to know different ways of using math in new and unexpected ways. Math is everywhere, so sign up for Hands on Math to see it in a new light.  Please note that this camp is similar to the one that ran during March and Summer 2024.  Students are welcome to register again, but the programming will not be significantly different.  

This program welcomes all math skill levels.

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Problem Solving for the 21st Century

March 10 to March 14, 2025
$575
For students currently in grades 7 to 9

Are you ready to unlock your creative potential? In collaboration with the I-Think Institute, this camp invites curious minds to harness the power of Integrative Thinking, a problem-solving approach pioneered by Roger Martin at the Rotman School of Business. Integrative thinking challenges students to explore opposing models to generate a creative resolution to real problems.  

This year we will partner with Dufferin Mall property managers to address a sustainability challenge. Participants will take on the role of environmental consultants to develop innovative enhancements to reduce the mall’s environmental impact. Working in small teams, the students will research and craft inventive solutions. We invite family members to attend the culminating presentations on the final day of camp!

Please note: the sustainability challenge addressed in this camp is similar to the program offered at UTS Camp 2024

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Argue, refute, deliberate, with style!

March 10 to March 14, 2025
For students currently in grades 5 to 7
$525

If you are new to debate, and are looking to build a set of foundational skills in these areas, this camp is for you!  Run by experienced debaters and coaches, this camp will teach you the basics of argumentation, refutation and rebuilding and provide an introduction to Canadian Parliamentary debating.  Whether you are looking to get involved in competitive debating, to build confidence in public speaking or just wanting to build a solid foundation for your future English and humanities courses, this program will have something for you.  No experience necessary.

Please note: this program is offered as a free co-curricular to all Foundation students at UTS during the school year.

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How Cities Work

March 10 to March 14, 2025
For students currently in grades 6 to 9
$550

Maximum City camps offer hands-on learning and discovery of what makes cities work. Topics include design, architecture, health, sustainability, and climate change. Campers explore these issues through a series of field trips and collaborative activities led by experts. Our camps have operated on the University of Toronto downtown campus since 2011 and in satellite locations around the world.

No prior knowledge is required. Learn more here or contact Maximum City at [email protected].

This camp is for students who want to learn:

• How to design
• How to collaborate
• How to build community
• How to solve problems

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Uniting kids through play and sports

March 10 to March 14, 2025
For students currently in grades 7 to 9
$475

World Games campers will take part in a series of activities that will feature traditionally popular sports in addition to new games from around the world. This program provides a safe space for kids to practice age-appropriate fundamental movement skills by engaging in fun and unique worldwide games. Campers will also partake in comprehensive physical activity lessons, fostering a nuanced understanding of youth involvement in diverse physical pursuits in Canada. 

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Click here for the UTS Camps Code of Conduct

University of Toronto Schools is located on the corner of Spadina Ave and Bloor St. W. at 371 Bloor Street West.  The main entrance is located off of Washington Ave. (one block south of Bloor).  

• The two closest subway stations are Spadina and St. George.
• Street parking is limited in the area; there is a small paid parking lot (run by the University of Toronto) located behind the building and accessible from the northbound lane of Spadina Ave.  
• If arriving by bike, there are several bike posts surrounding our school.

• UTS does not offer a purchasable lunch program.  Students should bring a packed lunch or be prepared to purchase in the neighborhood.
• In general, participants currently in Grade 9 or lower eat their lunch on site under supervision, while participants currently in Grade 10 or higher may sign out to purchase and eat lunch off site.  Younger students can be given permission to leave the building during lunch, but with the understanding that they will be unsupervised

UTS is pleased to offer a complimentary extended care program for the convenience of parents and guardians.  It runs from 8:00 a.m. to camp start, and from camp end to 5:00 p.m. 

University of Toronto Schools (UTS) reserves the right to reschedule or cancel any Experience Innovation @ UTS program. We strive to let clients know if a program has to be rescheduled or cancelled well in advance of the start date.

• If UTS cancels, clients will be contacted and rebooked for another program of the same or similar program. In the case of a UTS cancellation, registrants may also request a full refund.
• If a client cancels, all cancellations prior to the cancellation deadlines listed below, are subject to a fee of $50. No refunds will be issued after June 15th for summer programs and February 15th for March Break programs.
• Cancellation requests may be submitted by phone, email, online or in person. If you have any questions or concerns about our cancellation policy, please contact us at [email protected].