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Don’t let your child’s learning slow down.
Summer learning plays a key role in maintaining academic progress. With the right approach, they can strengthen essential skills that support long-term academic success.
Our STEM Summer Camp is designed to combine structured learning with engaging, hands-on activities that develop:
A well-balanced summer experience can help children return to school more confident, prepared, and ready to excel.
Support your child’s growth this summer | Register: admin@ucmas.ca
Program: Robotics, Coding & Math Camp
Fee: Contact your UCMAS Centre.
Age: 6+ Years
Duration: 3 Hours / 5 Days a Week
Program: i-Maths Early Math, UCMAS Abacus Math
Fee: Contact your UCMAS Centre.
Age: 4+ Years
Duration: 3 Hours / 5 Days a Week
For confirming your child’s spot in the camp, you will be required to book online.
Through Abacus math, a child learns to quickly solve mathematical problems without wasting time on lengthy calculations. Computation using mental math develops a child’s memory, visualization and concentration skills essential for learning complex lessons.
The camp is organized at participating locations only. To know more about the participating locations for the summer camp, call us at 1877-826-2790
STEM summer camp focuses on creating a dynamic learning environment for your child. The camp is organized to provide an interactive learning process which will activate different components of the child’s brain by engaging in interesting and creative activities.
Summer Camp can help children overcome the loss of learning due to Summer Slide. Engaging in other co-curricular activities allow children to discover their talents, become focused in school & experience learning in a stimulating environment.
An afterschool program offers children the opportunity to explore their true potential with practical learning. Engaging in co-curricular activities allows children to discover their talents, become focused in school and experience learning in a stimulating environment.
Robotics challenges a child’s thinking and learning through them creates new neural networks in the brain. This engages the creative cells in the child’s brain as he/she develops the ability to solve problems from several distinct perspectives.
