Overnight Centres

Location: on the Oak Ridges Moraine, in the Albion Hills Conservation Area
Featuring: geography and science-based programs focusing on the maple syrup sugar bush; sustainable agriculture; forest, wetland and pond ecosystems of the Humber River; and outdoor pursuits such as hiking, mountain biking and cross country skiing.



Location: Toronto Islands, a short ferry ride from downtown Toronto
Featuring: cross-curricular lessons for students in Grades 5 and 6 that highlight the world outside school with a particular focus on the natural environment and the history of the
Toronto Islands.



Location: Niagara Escarpment, just north of Orangeville, on the edge of Mono Cliffs Provincial Park
Featuring: hands-on programs designed to inspire students to challenge themselves, to be creative and to deepen their understandings of the natural environment.




Location: north of Huntsville, near Kearney
Featuring: a remote wilderness setting where students transport themselves by boot, snowshoe, ski or canoe to the awe-inspiring forests and lakes of the Canadian Shield to engage deeply in outdoor experiential learning, Aboriginal studies and personal awareness in a team setting.

NOT CURRENTLY OPEN FOR STUDENT VISITS.


Location: southwest of Alliston on nearly 79 hectares of rolling hills
Featuring: a diverse assortment of curriculum-based programs that include experiencing how Indigenous people lived off the land, making trips to Sheldon’s apiary, studying biodiversity and animal adaptation and exploring digital photography, mountain biking and leadership.

NOT CURRENTLY OPEN FOR STUDENT VISITS.