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March Break Camp
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Children enjoy a summer camp-like experience in March, embracing the end of winter. We strive to strike a balance between child development and having fun in the great outdoors.
About March Break Camp
What happens at the WILDE March Break Camp?
WILDE School of Yukon's March Break Camp is all about embracing winter in the great outdoors. Much like our summer camp, March Break Camp programming focuses on experiential learning and outdoor adventure in a natural environment.
Leaders in Training practice their leadership skills and receive valuable feedback throughout.
Goals & Outcomes
The March Break Camp will help your child grow and develop into the best version of themselves, utilizing permacognitive education strategies.
Through a nature-based day camp, leadership roles for LITs, young people grow and make the most of their March break.
FAQs about March Break Camp
During March Break Camp, a limited number of LITs from Summer Camp 2025 participate. These LITs have been trained and have at least one summer of LIT experience. Training included safety, non-violent crisis intervention, and leadership (communication, facilitation, problem-solving etc.).
Each staff member must have an RCMP vulnerable sector check completed, plus first aid training. All WILDE School staff have a passion for getting students stoked about the great outdoors and truly are here to support children.
Each group has a group leader plus two LITs. Group sizes are capped at 12. There is a Camp Director who supports three groups of campers.
Each group has access to a warm shelter in the event of inclement weather. Groups will eat, journal, and craft in a warm shelter.
Yes. However, our staff are great at challenging campers to grow and try new things if they come for multiple weeks.
Two weeks. March Break Camp takes place during the two-week school break.
Campers participate in outdoor adventure and experiential learning activities. These include learning more about the forest that surrounds us, including animal tracking, tree identification, and habitat observations. We mix nature-based learning with fun! Campers will hike, make forts, learn new knots, and play games such as Wolf Pack, Predator-Prey, and Capture the Flag. There will be opportunities for arts and crafts and journaling.
"I never used to like science, but at WILDE School, we get to do experiments in the snow and look for animal tracks. Now it's my favourite subject."
Claudia
Student
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