Rates and payment dates

This is our Full-Day Kindergarten program for children who turn 4 by December 2025.

Our Full-Time program is low ratio and combines Forest School principles, child development, and Eunoia developed curriculum for a wholistic approach to education. 

This program will bring all and more that a child will receive at other public and private institutions. With our family events, qualified educators, and program communication, families will feel a part of the daily experience at Eunoia. 

Location: Camp Samac, Oshawa

Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM 

(Before and after care form 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM)

PLEASE CLICK THE LINK ABOVE FOR RATES AND PAYMENT INFORMATION

Registration opens February 21, 2025.

OUR OPEN HOUSE WILL HAPPEN AT THE END OF JANUARY AND BEGINNING OF FEBRUARY.

Does your child need a change of pace from public school? 

Children 4 - 12 can attend Eunoia once per week outside of their public school to learn new skills, meet their individual needs, and support skills that may not be offered in a public setting.

This program is NOT Ontario Curriculum based. This program follows a Forest School Ethos encouraging children to build skills that are child-led and mentor supported. We provide alternate learning opportunities that support well-being, curiosity, and the natural exploration of nature for children of all ages.

This is a mixed age group program. Our experience is that older children become leaders and mentors. We do separate groups when opportunities present themselves, however, there are many times when children are together in a large group.

Location: Camp Samac, Oshawa

Families can choose ONE day of the week. Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. Families choose the same day for the full semester and/or year.

PLEASE CLICK THE LINK ABOVE FOR RATES AND PAYMENT INFORMATION

Registration Opens February 21, 2025.

OUR OPEN HOUSE WILL HAPPEN AT THE END OF JANUARY AND BEGINNING OF FEBRUARY.

Children 4 - 12 can attend Eunoia once or twice per week to support their homeschool experience.

This program is NOT Ontario Curriculum based. This program follows a Forest School Ethos encouraging children to build skills that are child-led and mentor supported. We provide alternate learning opportunities that support well-being, curiosity, and the natural exploration of nature for children of all ages.

This is a mixed age group program. Our experience is that older children become leaders and mentors. We do separate groups when opportunities present themselves, however, there are many times when children are together in a large group.

Location: Location: Camp Samac, Oshawa

Families can choose one or two days of the week.

 One Day: Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. 

Two Days: Tuesday and Thursday

Families choose the same day(s) for the full semester and/or year.

PLEASE CLICK THE LINK ABOVE FOR RATES AND PAYMENT INFORMATION.

Registration opens February 21, 2025.

OUR OPEN HOUSE WILL HAPPEN AT THE END OF JANUARY AND BEGINNING OF FEBRUARY.

We are developing our workshop list for September - June 2025. These will include activities for all ages, guest mentors, and community outreach. Please check back here in August 2025 for an updated list. Programs will be updated 6-weeks in advance with registration and fee's. 

March Break Camp is being held at Camp Samac.

This is a mixed age group program. Our experience is that older children become leaders and mentors. We do separate groups when opportunities present themselves, however, there are many times when children are together in a large group.

Days: Monday March 10 - 14

Time: 9:00 - 3:30

Before and After care: 8:00 - 9:00 AM and 3:30 - 4:30 PM for an additional cost. (Friday March 14, pickup must be at 4:00 due to another commitment with the site)

Price: $350 + tax & Amilia Processing Fees.

Before and After care fees are $10 per day

More information coming by January 30

More information coming by January 30. Registration opens in March. 

Dates and rates for PA Day camps will be uploaded in July, 2025. They will reflect the PA Days of local school boards.