Harry Potter Fan? Minecraft and LEGO obsessed? Love Technology? Does this describe your children? Ready for the BEST technology summer camp ever! Join us as we build, explore, learn and play with the most engaging learning platforms on the planet! LEGO Robotics, Minecraft Computers, Pokemon Designer, Animation camps, YouTube Videography and Harry Potter Fan camp are just a few of our award winning camps!
Not all camps are the same, but they all intend to do the same thing: to allow campers to learn about themselves, gain a sense of their talents, grow into a set of shared values, and then broadcast all of that to the world. David Goodfellow established Brick Works with precisely that in mind. While people normally think about summer camp as soccer balls in a park, or making pottery, he was aware that there is a huge group of children that want to learn with tech or socialize with others who share their passion and interests. That remains the core of the Brick Works offering. Kids are drawn by their interests in in subjects like Pokemon, Minecraft, or Harry Potter, and enter a community that shares those interests, and interacts with them in the same way. But that’s just the starting point. The camps allow them to grow together, work together, and exercise their minds around some shared projects. The success of the program is evident in its popularity with families, and its growth, now with multiple locations throughout southern Ontario.
June 27, 2019: Summer registration deadline.
Brick Works Academy, 50 Erb St. W., Waterloo, Ontario
Register by Thursday, June 27 from 09:00 am
Register online by June 27th. Register earlier to avoid being on a waiting list.
David Goodfellow, Executive Director
At Brick Works Academy we want all our students to be successfull and to have fun.
I founded Brick Works Academy out of a need for my own daughter to have a safe, fun location to learn and explore technology and lego robotics over the summer. By bringing together certified teachers, ECEs and technology minded university students we were able to assemble a team with a well rounded skill set where students and teachers can learn and play together. Adding in truck loads of lego, computers, and games was the final ingredient to create the region's leading technology summer camp where students are rushing out of their homes in the morning to go to camp and begging their parents to stay at the end of the day.
We are a young camp but we have attracted students from around the world. Last summer the response was overwhelmingly positive with parents and students asking us to develop new exciting camps to offer this summer. I hope you find one or more of our camps that fit your interests and we will see you this summer.
David Goodfellow
Executive Director
Brick Works Academy
A Division of Emote Media inc.
www.BrickWorksAcademy.com
www.facebook.com/brickWorksAcademy
Cost: $220 to $350 /week
Payment Options:
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