Here is the schedule for a typical day of camp:

From 9:00 to 10:15 AM and/or 2:00 to 3:15 PM: board games, English gym, songs, reading a story in English, and themed songs.
Break with English playground games (indoor or outdoor depending on the weather).
From 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM and/or 3:30 to 5:00 PM: manual, sports, creative, or culinary activities in English.
For each camp, we organize an outing related to the theme (zoo, tree climbing, canoeing, swimming pool, escape game, etc.).

Camps are often theme-based and are a great opportunity to have fun while learning new structures and expressions and enriching vocabulary.

If you are still not fully convinced about early learning, read on:

Several studies have shown how important it is to expose children to a second language from an early age. Before the age of 3, we have an exceptional hearing ability that diminishes as we grow. The earlier a foreign language is learned, the closer it is stored to the "native language area" in the brain. Therefore, the sooner a child is exposed to multiple languages, the faster they learn.

Parents often wonder if learning two languages prevents mastering French completely… Rest assured, this is not the case! Studies have even shown that children exposed to multiple languages later become better at their native language.