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Intensives

Our Intensives are designed for campers age 13+ who want to dive into a specialist interest, develop knowledge, or complete a certification. Unlike our traditional camp programs, where afternoons are filled with elective activities, campers in our Intensives focus exclusively on their specialism all day. It's an ideal program for those ready to move beyond standard camp activities and fully immerse themselves in what they love.

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    Learn and explore outdoors every day

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    Immersive and active instruction

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    Experiential hands-on learning

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    Develop new skills and build confidence

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    Develop a love for learning and the outdoors

 

Dates and Fees

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  • CULINARY ARTS INTENSIVE: Grade 8-12 | 1 Session: JULY 7 - July 11

    Students will spend their days learning about the process of food production through authentic hands-on learning experiences. Students will roll up their sleeves and learn introductory knife skills, food preparation techniques, and the basics of creative presentation with a focus on locally sourced ingredients. Some of the food prepared will be donated to a local food bank. There will be an opportunity for students to earn community service hours as an element of this program. The overnight option is rounded out by evening programming at our beautiful waterfront campus.
     
    Ages
    Grade 8-12

    Dates
    July 7 - July 11

    Price
    $505 - Day
    $1,320 - Overnight
    Overnight campers arrive the day before the program start date before dinner; exact arrival time will be shared closer to the program.

    Optional weekend excursions are available for an additional cost (e.g., Canada's Wonderland; 4th Line Theatre). Select excursions during registration.

    Prerequisites
    Campers must be entering Grade 8-12 in September, 2025.
  • Waterfront Certification Intensive: Grade 8-12 | 1 Session: July 14 - July 18

    This five-day intensive program will provide strong swimmers with the opportunity to work toward their Bronze Med certification and their Emergency First Aid during their time at camp. Mornings will be spent in the water for swimming practice and assessments, with afternoons based in the classroom learning and practicing core competencies to fulfil the certifications. Once the certifications are finished for the week, campers will have the opportunity to join in other camp activities.

    Certifications in this program are not guaranteed as certain competencies must be met to achieve the varying levels of certification. Please see the Bronze Med course requirements and Emergency First Aid course requirements for further information regarding competencies that must be met to achieve either of these certifications.

    Ages
    Grades 8-12

    Dates
    July 14 - July 18

    Price
    $545 - Day
    $1,360 - Overnight
    Overnight campers arrive the day before the program start date before dinner; exact arrival time will be shared closer to the program.

    Optional weekend excursions are available for an additional cost (e.g., Canada's Wonderland; 4th Line Theatre). Select excursions during registration.

    Prerequisites
    Campers must be competent swimmers and comfortable in open water.
    Campers must be entering Grade 8-12 in September, 2025.
  • SEED TO TABLE: INTENSIVE: Grade 8 - 12 | 1 Session: JULY 21 - July 25

    Students will spend their mornings on the farm at LCS’ own Northcote Campus, learning about the process of food production through authentic hands-on learning experiences. Students will roll up their sleeves and dig in the dirt, learn about the critters that help keep the soil healthy, harvest and clean vegetables, learn elements of the business of running a farm, and much more. In the afternoons, students will learn culinary skills and make meals that will be donated to local food groups using the fresh produce from Northcote farm, in addition to having the opportunity to sample some of their creations. The overnight program is rounded out by evening programming at our beautiful rural waterfront campus.
     
    Ages
    Grade 8-12

    Dates
    July 21 - July 25

    Price
    $505 - Day
    $1,320 - Overnight
    Overnight campers arrive the day before the program start date before dinner; exact arrival time will be shared closer to the program.

    Optional weekend excursions are available for an additional cost (e.g., Canada's Wonderland; 4th Line Theatre). Select excursions during registration.
     
    Prerequisite
    Campers must be entering Grade 8-12 in September, 2025.

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  • Engaging Experiences

    The staff is so incredibly prepared. Everybody es willing to help and make this a great experience. We feel so happy and grateful to have chosen LCS.
  • Learn New Skills

    My kids had a unforgettable experience in LCS and the summer program is unique. They became mature, independent and happy. They love the school so much. 
  • One-of-a-Kind

    My son loved getting to experience the activities and try new things. He also had wonderful things to say about the camp staff so keep up the great work!!
 

Summer Academy and Programs Information

LCS Summer Academy and Programs Admissions Kalla-Richards Finnie
Phone: 705.652.3324 ext. 345
Email: summeracademy@lcs.on.ca

Director of LCS Summer Academy Anna Richardson
Phone: 705.652.3324 ext. 379
Email: arichardson@lcs.on.ca

Emergency Phone: 705.761.5217
If an emergency arises and you require immediate contact with your camper, we kindly request that you utilize our emergency phone.

4391 County Road 29, Lakefield Ontario K0L 2H0

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Lakefield College School Summer Academy and Programs provide enrichment camps and credit courses for campers ages 4-18, located in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada.
 
We respectfully acknowledge that Lakefield College School is located on the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which include: Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil, and Georgina Island First Nations. Lakefield College School respectfully acknowledges that the Williams Treaties First Nations are the stewards and caretakers of these lands and waters in perpetuity and that they continue to maintain this responsibility to ensure their health and integrity for generations to come.