AGMS 2026 Summer Camp - Future Me!

July 6 - August 28, 2026

Toddler & CASA (18 mths to 6 yrs)

Designed specifically for children ages 18 months to 6 years, eachweekly theme invites children to explore meaningful careerswithin their community and the wider world.Through thoughtful provocations and guided exploration,children are encouraged to follow their curiosity, test ideas, andreflect on their learning.

Our camp introduces real-world rolessuch as veterinarian, athlete, engineer,artist, real-world superhero, author,chef, and astronomer to our students.

Summer Camp 2026 Registration Package (PDF)

Why Future Me?

Our camp introduces real-world rolessuch as veterinarian, athlete, engineer, artist, real-world superhero, author, chef, and astronomer to our students.

AGMS Future Me Camp is guided by an inquiry-based approach to learning that encourages children to ask questions, investigate ideas, and create meaning through hands-on experiences.

Field Trips

Each week, children take part in exciting field trips or engaging in-school visits that bring learning to life. From hands-on workshops to community experiences, every opportunity is thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and make learning meaningful.

All field trips and in-school visits are included in your fees, providing enriching experiences that are thoughtfully woven into your child’s summer.

Highlights

All lessons, field trips, and in-class visits are designed by teachers with extensive experience in early years education and experiential learning.

All classrooms are managed by qualified teachers.

Age appropriate materials within the classroom available to campers to make new discoveries about the different fields of study.

Weekly Field Trips/Workshops related to the field of studies.

AGMS Future Me! Weekly Themes

* Lessons/Activities subject to change according to material availability and classroom ratios.

Week 1 - July 6 to 10

Veterinarian

IN-SCHOOL VISIT – Zoo to You

Children investigate what it means to care for animals by asking questions about animal needs, health, and well-being. Through observation, storytelling, sensory experiences, and gentle scientific inquiry, children explore how veterinarians help animals and why compassion and responsibility are important when caring for living things.

Week 2 - July 13 to 17

Athlete

IN-SCHOOL WORKSHOP – Sports with Jay

Inspired by the global excitement of the 2026 World Cup, children explore what it means to be an athlete through inquiry into movement, teamwork, and fair play. Soccer-focused activities invite children to experiment with coordination, balance, and cooperation while reflecting on perseverance, sportsmanship, and working toward a shared goal.

Week 3 - July 20 to 24

Artist

IN-SCHOOL WORKSHOP – Crock a Doodle

Children explore the role of the artist by investigating materials, techniques, and ways of expressing ideas. Through guided provocations, children ask questions such as What happens when colours mix? And How can art tell a story? This week encourages creativity, observation, and personal expression through an inquiry lens.

Week 4 - July 21 to 31

Engineer

FIELD TRIP - FunSpark

Children investigate how structures are designed and built by exploring balance, strength, and movement. Using blocks, ramps, recycled materials, and simple tools, children test ideas, solve problems, and reflect on what works, what doesn’t, and how designs can be improved through experimentation and collaboration.

Week 5 - Aug 4 to Aug 7

Everyday Heroes

IN-SCHOOL VISIT - NURSE

Children learn about the important roles of paramedics, nurses, and firefighters by exploring how these community helpers keep people safe and healthy. A visiting nurse will introduce students to beginner first aid and basic emergency awareness in a calm and age-appropriate manner. Through discussion, role exploration, and guided experiences, children develop an understanding of empathy, courage, cooperation, and what it means to help others in meaningful ways.

Week 6 - Aug 10 to 14

Author

FIELD TRIP - AURORA PUBLIC LIBRAY

Children explore the work of an author by learning how stories are imagined, developed, and shared with others. By examining characters, settings, and the sequence of events, children gain insight into the storytelling process and how ideas are shaped into meaningful narratives. This week strengthens language skills, creativity, and confidence in expressing thoughts and experiences.

Week 7 - Aug 17 to 21

Chef

IN-SCHOOL WORKSHOP - PASTRY CHEF

Children engage in the world of a pastry chef by investigating food, ingredients, and preparation processes. Through inquiry based baking experiences, children ask questions about measurement, and presentation while developing independence, cooperation, and pride in their work.

Week 8 - Aug 24 to 28

Astronomer

IN-SCHOOL VISIT - Astronomy in Action

Children explore the wonders of space by investigating the sun, moon, stars, and planets. Through observation, experimentation, and creative exploration, children ask big questions about the universe, inspiring curiosity, awe, and a sense of wonder.

Summer Camp 2026 Registration Package (PDF)