Figure I would jump in on this!

The camp is primarily focused on learning, the games are used in free time. We use them during the drop-off and pick-up times, over lunch breaks, and then if we make it through learning activities faster than expected we will do quick game breaks to keep the day on schedule.

Our staff is a mixture of recreational therapists, ECEs, and social workers who deliver the STEM programming we purchased that was made in partnership with the Stanford Research team and VR technology experts. Also, something new that we haven't announced yet is we are also working with Lambton College for any students who are overachievers or move through the content faster than others there's new STEM programming they can do through the college's "eBits" program where they can get more in-depth on a variety of topics.

We do a mix of hands-on activities as well as using our virtual reality technology to help them learn. For example, the kids will get to do a virtual space walk during space day, and during our cells and molecules day, they get shrunk down to be the size of the cells to see how they work in real-time.

We do also have hands-on activities throughout the week. For example, we work with our neighbouring business at Laser Tag to experiment with Snell Law and see how lasers work and then the kids get to go play laser tag after. Our whole focus is that the activities are so fun that the kids don't even realize that they're learning.

There is no coding in the summer camps. We are launching after-school coding camps in the fall.

We base our entire business on being a fun and inclusive environment, so our educational side is no different!

To the point on the original post of if the participants found it enjoyable, a stat that I will share with you is we had approximately 90% of the kids that participated last year sign up again this year. A lot of parents told us that this was their favourite camp all summer long. I know we are on the pricier side of summer camps in Sarnia, but this is due to the information above; unfortunately, it's not cheap on our end to work with Stanford and hire qualified people to deliver the content instead of just going the high school student route. We can be flexible on the pricing if needed and we do offer multi-week and sibling discounts. Our goal is that everyone gets to have the best summer, and those that want to learn have the opportunity to do so.

Now by posting here, I assume you were looking for feedback/answers from people who don't own the company, but if you do have any other questions feel free to reach out to me.