Summer Programs


2009 Peel Summer Academy

Grades 9 & 10 - Program 2: Northern Ontario Leadership Experience

The Northern Ontario Leadership Experience (NOLE) is for grade 7, 8 and 9 
students who enjoy the outdoors and are looking for a challenge. It offers a 
unique experience where students will spend their time at 3 different 
locations in Northern Ontario where the students will utilize their 
leadership skills they learn throughout in a 4-day adventure in Algonquin 
park.

Grade 10 - Program 4: Sir William Grenfell College at Corner Brook 

This program has become the culmination of Peel Summer Academy for many 
students. It provides students with a wonderful opportunity to visit a 
different part of Newfoundland, to experience the special hospitality of our 
hosts at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College in Corner Brook, and to travel up the 
west coast to one of Newfoundland's special treasures, Gros Morne National 
Park. As a bonus, the leadership program provides valuable personal 
development, particularly for those who might want to become counsellors at 
PSA in future years. 

Grades 11 & 12 - Program 5: Far North in Churchill, Manitoba 

A program for senior high school students, held at the Churchill Northern 
Studies Centre (CNSC) focused on global climate change. The students will 
work towards obtaining a "U"-level Interdisciplinary credit (IDC4U) while on 
their expedition in Northern Manitoba.
2009 Peel Summer Academy

Projects Abroad

Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with just two part time 
staff sending university students to teach English in Eastern Europe. But 
with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related 
breaks, and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers, 
our organized volunteer programs started to mushroom around the world. Our 
volunteers can still teach English in Eastern Europe, but can also do many 
other types of work in many other places.
Projects Abroad

The Deep River Science Academy
 
The Deep River Science Academy is a not-for-profit private school founded in 
1986. Our program takes high school students out of the classroom and places 
them in real-life high-tech laboratories immersing the student in a science 
career. Our students must write a research paper and give an overview of 
their research to their peers and interested scientists before graduating 
with 2 academic credits.Not only do students learn from their experience, 
they make a real contribution to the research itself.  Our research projects 
range from chemistry, physics, biology and life sciences and incorporate 
aspects of engineering and technology.
The Deep River Science Academy

FACULTY OF LAW'S YOUTH SUMMER PROGRAM (LAW YSP)

During the Law YSP, students currently enrolled in grades 9 through 12 spend 
one, two, or three weeks at the Faculty of Law discussing advanced legal 
concepts, learning about the reality of the Canadian legal system, and 
applying their knowledge in a variety of stimulating environments.
For high school students interested in the law and legal issues, the Law YSP 
offers an unprecedented opportunity to spend time in the fascinating world of 
Canadian and international law, legal thinking and advocacy.  In addition to 
the enriching academic content, students get a taste of university residence 
life while staying at New College and participating events that showcase the 
city of Toronto.
http://www.ysp.utoronto.ca/law.htm

The Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics (PI) is hosting two 2-week 
sessions this summer.  The cost is FREE for the lucky 50 students who are 
chosen from across the country.  The other 50 spots go to international 
students.  
- You will coached by field experts
- Tour the world class facility
- Meet interesting people with a similar passion for physics

For more details, see the link below, the posting in Room 106 or email me 
(Jordan.rosenblood@peelsb.com).
http://www.perimeterinstitute.ca/en/Outreach/Education/Overview_of_Programs_for_High_School_Students/

Discover Engineering:  Engineering Camp for Young Women in High School

This opportunity provides hands-on activities in robotics, electronic, 
pneumatics and aerospace design.

Discover Engineering Mini Camps:  May 2006 - Two day format ($40)
Discover Engineering Summer Camps:  July/ August - one week format ($100)
http://www.discoverengineering.ryerson.ca/

ROPES (Research Opportunity Program in Engineering and Science)

Six weeks paid summer employment for Grade 11 High School Students

  • This program is open to students in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) who
    have just completed their Grade 11 year.
  • Female and male high school students will be paid to work for six weeks
    as a research assistant in a science or engineering university research
    laboratory.

WHO SHOULD APPLY?
  Grade 11 students who:
           • Want to take advantage of this unique and exciting opportunity
           • Are interested in and enjoy math and science
           • Want to investigate science or engineering as possible areas of
             undergraduate study
           • Can commit to six full weeks of work:
ROPES

Faculty Of Medicine's Youth Summer Program (MED YSP) 

From its home in the University of Toronto's Medical Sciences Building, in 
the heart of Toronto's "Medical Discovery District", the Med YSP offers 
students currently enrolled in grades 9 through 12 four unique one-week 
modules that each introduce a major medical discipline.  
Each module includes lectures from world-class faculty and hands-on 
experimentation, guided by distinguished medical researchers, in cutting-edge 
research laboratories.  The Med YSP's unparalleled access to the University 
of Toronto's medical faculty and research facilities allows participants to 
experience what it is like to be a student at Canada's premier medical 
school.  In addition to the enriching academic content, students get a taste 
of university residence life while staying at New College and participating 
in evening activities that showcase the city of Toronto.
Faculty Of Medicine's Youth Summer Program (MED YSP)

Computing Insights: 3 week Summer Camp at the University of Toronto

Are you curious, creative and enjoy solving puzzles?  Are you hard-working 
and self motivated with the ability to work independently? Do you have grade 
11 math? This camp offers a chance to learn from leaders in the computing 
field in the areas of animation, human-computer interaction, cryptography, 
artificial intelligence and more.  phone:  416 978-6182
http://www.cdf.toronto.edu/~insights/

Boyd Archaeological Field School

This residential summer field course (IDC4U)is a university preparatory 
credit is co-sponsored by York Region District School Board, Rouge Park, the 
Royal Ontario Museum and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authorities.
(416) 667-6295 or ccrinnion@trca.on.ca.
http://www.boydfieldschool.org/

Biotrek

Biotrek is an exciting five-day biotechnology program for highly-motivated 
biology students in grades 10 - 12.  Students will perform advanced 
biotechnology experiments including DNA fingerprinting.  Applications are 
available on-line.
http://www.biotrek.ca/

Summer Enrichment Program - University of Northern Colorado
This two-week residential camp is designed to help enhanced students learn 
more about giftedness and leadership.
http://www.unco.edu/sep/

L.E.A.P is an intensive 4 week program for students in grades 
10 through 12 who wish to experience a hands-on engineering project in 
robotics, design, materials, mechatronics or biomedical engineering!
http://leap.mcmaster.ca

Shad Valley is a fabulous opportunity.  They have increased their bursuries 
significantly.  All former Woodlands Shad attendees have raved about this 
experience! Find out more today.
http://www.shad.ca


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