Summer Outdoor Adventures
Your teenager joins a cohort of 10 others and up to five Boundless teachers. They embark on an unforgettable 10-day outdoor adventure, earning one to four Ontario accredited high school credits for grades 9-12.
While barely picking up a pen, students collapse exhausted in their beds each night inflated with pride, mastering new skills, and feeling connected to a team that leans on one another and that lets you just be yourself.
Summer 2021 Dates
In-person English – 13 Days
Session 1: July 5th – July 17th
Session 2: July 23rd – August 4th
Session 3: August 10th – August 22nd
Outdoor Education – 10 Days
Session 1: June 30th – July 9th
Session 2: July 18th – July 27th
Session 3: August 5th – August 14th
Session 4: August 23rd – September 1st
Summer Adventures
Thank you so much for giving our grandson this experience. B has come home a different boy. He hasn’t stopped talking since we picked him up. Seems to have fallen in love with trees, the wilderness and everything Boundless!
A Typical Day
7:15AM
I wake up to the smell of coffee. Did you know you can make coffee even if you are 42,386 paddle strokes from the closest Tim Hortons? Turns out a lot of the things I take for granted seem better when you have to work to get them. At least that’s what they’ll have me say. But there may be something to it.
9:00AM
So many rapids. Me and my paddling partner got cocky and told the staff we could run the last one with our eyes closed. I didn’t expect all of them to instantly provide makeshift blindfolds. Epic swim.
12:00PM
The group voted where to stop for lunch and we settled on a beach next to a waterfall. I got challenged to a left-handed rock skipping competition. My record is 1.
3:00PM
Tonight’s campsite is beautiful. We are well practiced and camp setup is a breeze so we have earned time to relax in the sun. I never thought I would enjoy the simple pleasure of putting on dry socks so much.
6:00PM
It’s my group’s turn to cook everyone food. I’m in charge. It’s weird to have so many people looking at me for orders but I’m getting the hang of it although not everyone appreciates my Gordon Ramsey impersonation.
9:00PM
Evening program around the fire. I got the fire going and it is glorious. We learned some first aid and our “test” was a game of First Aid charades. Ever had a teacher try to silently act out ‘diarrhea?’ It defies description.
Summer Adventure F.A.Q.
What do we do there?
Our English and Philosophy programs are no less exhausting but a little different.
Is this a summer school?
You do learn and earn credits here and it happens during the summer but that is kind of where the comparison ends.
Depending on the program you are in you might be outside for days at a time, read your novel while floating down a picturesque river or sit in the woods pondering the nature of existence. We definitely do not slack but we have “lessons” that allow for movement, creativity and laughter.
What are the tuition fees for the Summer Adventures sessions and what do they include?
Tuition for in-person English (13 Days) is $3,000 CAD.
Tuition for Outdoor Education (10 Day) is $2,500 CAD.
These prices are all inclusive (there are NO taxes).
The course tuition includes:
- Transportation to and from Toronto
- Food
- Accommodation in our wilderness lodge
- All outdoor adventure equipment
- All programs and instruction
- All costs related to obtaining the high school credit
- Communication with student’s home school to update Ontario School Records
How do we accept payment?
Additional questions?
Email: steven@theboundlessschool.com
Tel: 416-951-7059
FINAL THOUGHTS
I think of school and picture a teacher droning on about things I don’t care about. Turns out school can also be on a river, 30 feet in the air, around a fire or in the middle of the woods and teachers can be smiling, young and understand that I am going to make mistakes. I can’t wait to share some of these stories.