The grade indicated in our description refers to the grade that the participant must have completed by June 2023 in order to take part in the camp. Kanata: Exact location to be determined.Barrhaven: Exact location to be determined.Orleans: Exact location to be determined.University of Ottawa: 800 King Edward Avenue (SITE Hall).Over the course of the week, the girls will learn more about coding and robotics, and will perform 3D modelling, coding, and micro:bit activities, among others.Ĭamp groups are bilingual (English and French) Locations The MakerGirls camp is very similar to the EngTech camp, but is specifically designed for girls in grades 4 through 7. Participants will learn more about coding and robotics, and will perform 3D modelling, coding, and micro:bit activities, among others. The EngTech camp is designed for children in grades 4 through 7. Campers will explore different aspects of this wonderful profession through various clinical skills and will be introduced to certain medical aspects by conducting chemistry experiments, using microscopes, and modelling in 3D. MiniMedĭuring the MiniMed camp, participants from grades 4 to 6 will have an opportunity to discover the fascinating world of medicine. The goal is to provide a favourable environment for girls in grades 2, 3, or 4 to discover the wonders and merits of science and engineering. The GirlSci camp is very similar to the EngSci camp but is designed to address the under-representation of women in STEM fields.
Older EngSci participants doing the camp on campus will have access to the University’s science laboratories (biology and chemistry). The EngSci camp will offer a mix of technology, engineering, and science activities. Campers will be separated into three different groups (yellow, orange or red) according to their ages. The EngSci summer camp will be offered to kids from kindergarten to Grade 6. This camp will be open to kids in grades 2, 3, or 4 during the week of July 24 to 28, 2023 (STEM & Sports 1) and to kids in grades 5 or 6 during the week of July 31 to Aug(STEM & Sports 2). Participants in these one-of-a-kind camps will spend 50% of their day doing STEM activities and the other 50% playing sports. It’s a great opportunity for kids to discover and learn through engineering, technology and science projects while staying active and playing different sports. For the first time ever, uOttawa Engineering Outreach Summer Camps and Gee-Gees Camps are partnering to offer STEM & Sports camps.
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