Overview
Here's what makes Camp SMPCS stand out
Camp SMPCS is an exciting and dynamic summer camp program where your child will develop fundamental social, sport and leadership skills and build their confidence. Activities include indoor and outdoor sports, arts and crafts, science, nature walks, picnics, field trips and more. Weekly, monthly and full summer programs available. By: Shepherd Montessori Private Catholic School

Special needs: Not available

Religious affiliation: Christian, Faith Based
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Programs, Rates & Dates

Programs and Sessions Calendar

Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; Camp SMPCS currently has 0 program available; 6 TBD.

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Journey with Jesus

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Day Camp
Coed
Ages: 4 - 7

Leadership Training

$150 to $240

Mississauga, ON
2246 Camilla Road

Date TBD

Cost TBD

March Break LEGO Camp

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Day Camp
Coed
Ages: 5 - 9

LEGO

$250 to $295

Mississauga, ON
2246 Camilla Road

Date TBD

Cost TBD

Pirates & Princesses

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Day Camp
Coed
Ages: 3 - 8

Arts & Crafts

$175 to $275

Mississauga, ON
2246 Camilla Road

Date TBD

Cost TBD

Lego WorkZ

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Day Camp
Coed
Ages: 6 - 12

LEGO

$175 to $275

Mississauga, ON
2246 Camilla Road

Date TBD

Cost TBD

Kaboom! Science

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Day Camp
Coed
Ages: 3 - 9

Science (multi)

$175 to $275

Mississauga, ON
2246 Camilla Road

Date TBD

Cost TBD

Journey with Jesus

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Day Camp
Coed
Ages: 4 - 9

Traditional (multi activity)

$175 to $275

Mississauga, ON
2246 Camilla Road

Date TBD

Cost TBD

Reviews & Insider Perspectives

The Our Kids review of Camp SMPCS

More than a camp, SMPCS is a community. Hosted at the Shepherd Montessori Private Catholic School, this camp has many resources to draw from to make it a great experience for any child. The facilities are top-notch and instructors are skilled, empathetic, and patient. The focus is on sportsmanship, building confidence, and making friends. Each child is looked at as an individual, with their own needs, strengths, and weaknesses and the camp accommodates for this. Because it is part of the Montessori program, kids are encouraged to find their own way through guided group activities. Kids learn to be independent, curious, and that they are the masters of their world, however they choose it to be. Physical activity is important at SMPCS, and campers participate in this both indoors and outdoors. Other activities include baking, LEGO, science experiments, and building. Kids leave SMPCS with big smiles and are always ready to come back for another week.

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Director's Message

We would like to welcome all children and families to join and explore our programs! We have taken the time to carefully meet the needs of parents; we have specifically design camps and after school programs so all children will feel welcome and parents also feel confident when they leave their child with us for the day!

We would like to welcome all children and families to join and explore our programs! We have taken the time to carefully meet the needs of parents; we have specifically design camps and after school programs so all children will feel welcome and parents also feel confident when they leave their child with us for the day!
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Location & Operations

Address

2246 Camilla Road, Mississauga, Ontario, L5B 1N1, Canada

Operation

Camp SMPCS is operated by the school Shepherd Montessori Private Catholic School.

Accommodations

Are meals provided? Yes.

Is Camp SMPCS technology free? Yes.
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We love LEGO camp
I want to thank you for welcoming Cameron at your camp last week. Cameron had a wonderful time! He is generally a shy, quiet boy who doesn't say much about his day, but after I picked him up he would tell me about the Lego challenges, what he created, or the games that he played. You certainly piqued his interest in Lego as each day he came home and played with it until dinner. When he woke up each morning he continued playing with his Lego. One night he was even caught playing with Lego by flashlight after he had been put to bed. He has already said that he can't wait to go back next summer and take his younger sister with him!

It was very comforting for me to know Cameron was happy and excited to go to camp. Thank you, again, for providing such a positive experience.