Wildlife Scholars Camp

About this Day Camp

Oxford Learning Waterloo, Wildlife Scholars Camp

Day Camp
Age 7 - 12 (Coed)
Specialized in Traditional (multi activity) and Academic/Tutoring (multi)—offers 18 activities
0 session dates to choose from
Cost starting from $350
Busing not available
Special needs support available

This camp is designed to build the following character traits:

Curiosity: Campers explore endangered animals through research, outdoor discovery, and inquiry-based projects. By asking questions, investigating real-world issues, and connecting learning to conservation, children develop a genuine love of learning and intellectual engagement.
Responsibility: Through conservation themes, storytelling, and media projects, campers learn how actions impact the world. They take ownership of their work, understand cause and effect, and discover how their voices and choices can contribute to protecting others and the environment.

Designed for students in Grades 2–6, this conservation-focused camp invites children to explore, create, and learn through the fascinating world of endangered animals. Each day blends individualized academics with hands-on discovery, as students engage in two structured 30-minute academic blocks that strengthen research skills, writing, and critical thinking. Learning is intentionally embedded into conservation-themed projects, outdoor exploration, and creative media activities. Campers investigate real-world environmental issues, develop informed opinions, and use script writing, storytelling, and multimedia projects to express how their voices can make a difference. The program balances structure and creativity, helping students build environmental awareness, confidence, and purpose, while staying actively engaged, curious, and motivated throughout the day.

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