Summer Camps

As English immersion is our camp’s central theme, we decided to incorporate  featured activities to enhance the experience. Children learn more easily when they’re doing something that interests them in an atmosphere they love.

Language Lab + Special Activity = Fun!

At camp Langmobile, we offer your child an English environment.

They are learning so much without even realizing it. We firmly believe in this winning approach, as it makes children much more open to learning a second language.

As soon as you arrive at Camp Langmobile, you enter the ENGLISH ZONE!

Langmobile camp is a ZONE where :

• ... children are always immersed in ENGLISH!
• ... children create a strong bond with other children and their animators in ENGLISH
• ... everything is put in place for the children to succeed in ENGLISH!
• ... children participate in fun activities and develop their ENGLISH skills without knowing it!
• ... ENGLISH is everywhere! From your arrival to your departure, during specialized or outdoor activities, and even at lunch time!

It's simple, the ENGLISH ZONE is an environment set up at the camp where the children live a unique experience in ENGLISH!

Here is what our expert team thinks!

The ENGLISH ZONE doesn't stop at the camp! Langmobile makes a point of providing you with the tools to follow your child's experience in English during his week at camp, and to continue the experience at home!

If your child is not registered for Daycare service

Arrival : between 8:45 and 9:00 
Departure : between 16:00 and 16:15

Activities your child will participate in at Camp:

• Language Lab (grammar, vocabulary, oral communication, etc)
• Special Activity of the week that you selected
• Outdoor games
• A lot of group games
• Arts (crafts, paint, music and dance)
• Outdoor water games
• English exploration through different games
  • Image association for the youngest (5 - 8 years old)
  • Guessing games
  • Improvisation 
  • Small sketches for the oldest (9 - 12 years old)

« Create and inspire. »On Monday, the children express their creativity in English through an artistic activity!

« I am a champion! »On Tuesday, the children measure themselves to olympic challenges in the hope to win the gold in English!

« Think and invent. »On Wednesday, the children are making scientific discoveries et push their limits in English!

« Stay calm and breathe in. »On Thursday, the children focus on music and movement and have a full consciousness of English!

« Never stop exploring! »On Friday, the children visit a new part of the world in English!

That will go viral! Capture the most memorable moments and express yourself through images… and English! Present your creations to the whole world at the end of the week.

Elementary my dear Watson. Solve the puzzles, ask questions and be clever! Can you solve the mystery with your group before the end of the week?

Breathe in, dance out!Work on your "flow" with unique routines, alternating between hip-hop, yoga, and of course English!

Price per week (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.)

240 $

Week of June 28th to July 2nd (4 days)

192 $

Daycare (7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. / 4:00 p.m. to 6 p.m.)

40 $ per week (32 $ weeks of 4 days)

On-demand : 10$ per day

Late fees : 1$ per minute after 6 p.m.
 

Discount

Discount of 10% for registration of a second or third child!

Registration Fees

15$ per child

Administration Fees

2% per registration

Langmobile’s Summer Camp reserves the right to refuse or cancel a subscription in the following cases :

• If the health form is not completed before the stay(s)
• If the camp considers that it can not ensure a participant’s complete safety and proper supervision based off the information contained in the participant’s form, information given by the parents, or, information that is not registered and noted on the special needs of their child.
• For disciplinary reasons (non-compliance with the rules of life)

Any requests for refunds must be done in writing.

When requesting a refund before June 1st, 2021, the cost of stay will be refunded, although, an amount equivalent to 8% per stay remains non-refundable as an administration fee.

Past June 1st, the cost of the stay(s) will only be refundable for medical/health reasons with the confirmation of a doctor.

No refund will be done after the date of activity for a missed day or a suspension.

In the instance of a cancellation by the Summer Camp, the cost of the stay will be fully refunded.

Our administrators can not be held responsible if situations are caused by missing information on the registration form (health, disabilities or allergies).

We supply a statement 24 slip (childcare expenses) for day camp. To receive your statement 24 slip for tax purposes, follow the instructions on our Amilia registration platform at https://vimeo.com/226921728

In order to be able to issue your RL-24 slip, you must send your social insurance number to Langmobile via the Amilia secure registration platform.

Here's how to make sure your SIN is sent to Langmobile:

• Access your Amilia account
• Go to the Members section.
• Scroll to Other Information and enter your SIN. If your number is already entered, continue directly to the next step.
• Scroll down to the Langmobile section and click on Other information for this organization.
• Make sure the Do not disclose SIN to this organization box is NOT checked.

At Langmobile, we care deeply about your children’s wellbeing and their safety is a top priority. Our team makes sure your children are always well-hydrated and protected from the sun.

As a member of the Association des camps du Québec, Langmobile is up to date and closely follows government health and safety guidelines relating to COVID-19. The maximum will be put in place during the summer to ensure everyone's safety. For more information on the subject, you can visit the ACQ website.

It is of the utmost importance that you keep your child at home if she/he is sick or running a temperature. This is to protect the other children from contagion, and we cannot keep any child at camp who is showing symptoms of illness. If this is ever the case, we will contact you.

Please be sure to advise the camp supervisor of any allergy or health issue your child may have. If your child needs an EpiPen, please be sure to give one to the camp supervisor.

Nut-free Camp

Langmobile is proud to offer one of the best child supervision ratio in the field of day camps.

5-10 years old : up to 10 children per animator
11-12 years old : up to 12 children per animator

Langmobile favours small groups, which lets the children develop a personal and trusting rapport with their animator.

You can meet your child’s animator outside camp hours. Ask the supervisor for an appointment.

Langmobile animators...

• Master English language
• Are young men and women whose average age is 20 years old.
• Have experience with children
• Are usually in university or have completed a bachelor’s degree often in education, English as a second language, psychology, dance, music or sports.
• Have first aid training
• Are sensitive to the learning of a new language for a child
• Have completed a training with Langmobile on our approach to children
• Are respectful and understanding
• Love children and to play outside!

We keep strict control over the arrival and departure of each child.

You must sign the attendance sheet on arrival AND on departure. On the first day of camp, you will be issued a passport and asked to write your child’s name in it. On departure, the parent or person responsible for the child must present the passport or a picture of it.

On the first day, your child will be welcomed by the Langmobile team of animators. At assembly, the line-up of activities will be explained. Team games will help introduce the children to each other, break the ice and help them feel at ease. Rest assured that our animators are fully trained and will offer your child a personal, reassuring welcome that will help them feel relaxed and secure.

You must advise the camp supervisor if your child:

• Cannot attend
• Will arrive late
• Will leave early with a parent
• Needs to reach you

To retrieve your lost items, please contact the Langmobile supervisors. Langmobile is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Your child's belongings will stay in the classroom all week except for lunch boxes. The list of items to bring to the camp is as follows:

• A healthy nut free lunch and two healthy snacks with Ice Pack. We value and respect our environment, we encourage each camper to bring a lunch that generates very little to no waste.
  
  
• A big resealable plastic bag in your child's lunch box. The children will put their garbage at lunchtime in the bag and take it home.
• A water-resistant sun cream of at least SPF 30 or higher. Sun cream should be applied before arrival and then again over the course of the day. Choose a sun cream that is easy for your child to apply. Our animators will supervise for effective application.
• Running shoes, shoes with non-slip soles or sport sandals.
• A clean, re-usable water bottle.
• Appropriate clothing for the weather and camp activities.
• A hat or baseball cap.
• A change of clothes is recommended.
• Bathing suit and beach towel every day.
• Shoes appropriate for water games.
• Insect-repellent as needed.

• A pencil case that only your child will use.

• Pencils

• Colouring pencils

• Markers

• Scissors

• Glue stick

*Please identify your child’s clothing and items with her/his full family name.

• Cell phones
• Portable video games, iPad, iPhone, Nintendo DS...
• Pocket money
• Games from home (ex: Pokemon cards, Fidget Spinner, etc.)

At Camp Langmobile, all the campers...

• Respect the physical space and shared or borrowed items
• Are responsible for their actions
• Respect each other and the environment
• Are honest
• Take care of themselves and the others around them
• Appreciate diversity and make sure all campers are included
• Respect the rules and safety measures put in place by camp staff to keep everyone safe.​

Our animators use a constructive approach based on positive values. They are trained to reinforce and reward positive and appropriate behaviours and take all measures necessary to ensure that the children are not witness to any harassment or bullying.

Even if the children evolve in a climate of openness and tolerance, some behavioural issues can arise.

If a child shows signs of problematic behaviour during camp activities, the camp supervisor will first meet with the child and a parent to talk about the behaviours and evaluate the situation in order to find a satisfactory solution. If a child exhibits behaviour that has a negative emotional or physical impact on the other children (including harassment and bullying), the consequences can be more serious, such as removal from the program or immediate expulsion.

Langmobile advocates respect at all times for the environment and for the property of others. If any child commits acts of vandalism either inside or outside the camp, they can be expelled. Fees may also be charged to the parents.

1. Are the children classed by level?No, they are grouped according to age. Our objective is to respond to the children’s interests by creating a natural English-immersion environment that enhances learning. We do not encourage memorization or learning by heart.

2. Will my child learn English in one week?That depends on the child’s level. An advanced child will be able to perfect their knowledge of English and practice it in a fun, immersive environment. They may also help their friends or even help the animator with demonstrations. A child who is beginning or more or less comfortable can break the ice and feel more at ease in English. Ideally, in a session a child just beginning will acquire a higher comfort level in English, improved comprehension, and will have several words and phrases in their vocabulary. Each child is unique, and learning will vary from one child to another.

3. Can my child be with their friend or brother/sister?Yes, of course. When you register your child, indicate the name of the friend, brother or sister in the “Friend” section. However, we must respect the age groups.

4. Do you recommend 2 weeks of camp?Yes, we do. Learning a second language is much easier and more natural when the child is in an immersive environment. This is doubly true for a child’s first experience, and they will be even more relaxed and receptive in the second week.

5. Do you speak French with the children?For some explanations, the safety regulations, the program and of course, in case of health problem, we will speak in the mother tongue of the child.

6. Will the children speak French to each other?From the first day we ask all participants to make constant efforts to speak in English. Your children will be encouraged to speak English! We want children to feel confident, it is normal for children to speak French more specifically during free games. Learning continues in day care, English immersion is important to us.

Water games have always been very popular in our programming. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we decided to take extra precautions this summer regarding this activity.

The water games will be evaluated and announced on a weekly basis. This activity will only take place if the conditions are safe for your children and our staff.

Since your child’s personal belongings will have to stay at the camp, we suggest that you include a bathing suit, towel and water shoes.

We have carefully prepared a document to consult with your child before he comes to camp.

In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, Langmobile implemented places these detailed safety measures in place to minimize the risk of contagion and spread of the virus. It is everyone's responsibility to respect the protection measures put in place at camp. Before the start of your stay at camp, a communication will be sent by email to all parents or guardians of campers in order to ensure that all of them are aware of the measures taken by Langmobile and are aware of the risks involved.