Be The Hero - This Summer!
Building Confidence, Creativity, Courage Against Racism & Bullying
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NEWS! We are hiring on-call workshops facilitators for schools
Dates
Dates
2 Cohorts - 5 days each
📅 Aug 10–14, 2026 : French Speaking
📅 Aug 17–21, 2026 : English Speaking
Details at a Glance
Details at a Glance
📍 École Jules Verne, Vancouver
🕘 9am – 5pm | 👧 Ages 8–12 👧🏾
👥 Max 20 spots | 💸 $400
Why This Camp?
Why This Camp?
Today, many young people experience racism, exclusion, or bullying.
We've been doing anti-racism and anti-bullying workshops in schools for more than 4 years now.
And we notice that unfortunately, most school can only allocate one hour, for the whole school year.
It can feel like lighting a fire… only for it to cool down right away.
At GP Scty, we believe these important conversations need more time, practice, and safe spaces to create lasting impact.
That is why we created an innovative summer camp that goes far beyond talking, your kids learn by doing.
Why Right Before the School Year starts?
The timing is intentional. By attending just before the new school year begins, your child returns to class feeling more confident, emotionally equipped, and better prepared to navigate difficult situations, whether as someone who has experienced racism or bullying, or as an ally who wants to help.
Your Child Will Gain Sooooo so much from this!
Your Child Will Gain Sooooo so much from this!
Recognize and respond to racism and bullying, without violence
Build self-confidence and emotional resilience
Develop empathy and real allyship skills
Better manage emotions in tough situations
Learn creative skills: storytelling, animation, comic art
Make new friends in a safe, joyful, inclusive space
Four Creative Ways to have fun while learning! WoW!!!
Four Creative Ways to have fun while learning! WoW!!!
1- Improvisation & Theatre
1- Improvisation & Theatre
Kids explore real-life scenarios through play, role-play, and improv games.
They practice standing up, speaking up, and supporting each other, all while laughing!
Objectives :
- Confidence & Self-Expression
- Empathy & Allyship
- Emotional Regulation & Conflict De-escalation
2- Lego Play
2- Lego Play
Through free Lego building and structured challenges, children tell stories, solve problems collaboratively, and express their experiences and emotions creatively.
Objectives :
- Creative & Critical Thinking
- Problem-Solving & Persistence
- Storytelling & Language
3- Stop Motion Animation
3- Stop Motion Animation
Participants learn the basics of visual storytelling and filmmaking by creating their own short stop-motion videos, turning their ideas into mini movies!
1.2.3... Action!
Objectives :
- Creativity & Imagination
- Digital Storytelling
- Collaboration & Teamwork
- Patience & Attention to Detail
4- Comic Book Creation
4- Comic Book Creation
From characters to narrative arcs, kids design and draw their own comic books, building creative confidence and visual storytelling skills along the way.
Objectives :
- Drawing & Visual Communication
- Imagination & Character Creation
- Focus & Creative Persistence
End-of-Camp Family Showcase
End-of-Camp Family Showcase
On the last day, parents are warmly invited to a special showcase where the kids share everything they created and learned during the week:
Comic books designed and illustrated
Lego creations and collaborative builds
Stop-motion animation films produced
Live improvisational performance
A moment of pride, connection, and celebration
for kids & Parents.
End-of-Camp Family Showcase
End-of-Camp Family Showcase
French Cohort
August 10–14, 2026 | 9am – 4/5pm daily
English Cohort
August 17–21, 2026 | 9am – 4/5pm daily
École Jules Verne, Vancouver
5445 Baillie St, Vancouver (École Jules Verne)
💰 Cost: $400 per week
(Snack will be provided and you can bring your favourite snacks!)
👥 Maximum 20 spots per cohort — register early to secure your place.
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The Week at a Glance
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