TDSB Toronto International Summer Camp 2026

About TDSB International Summer Camp

Run Directly by Canada's
Largest Public School System

TDSB is Canada's largest public school system. This 3-week immersive programme takes place at Earl Haig Secondary School, combining leadership training, intensive English, and cultural exploration. The all-inclusive fee covers accommodation, meals, activities, and airport transfers — parents don't need to arrange a thing.

Earl Haig Secondary School · North York, Toronto
A nationally recognised public school district with official faculty and facilities

12–17

Eligible Ages
Designed for Teenagers

3 Wks

Fixed Programme Length
Most Complete Immersion

$4,900

CAD All-Inclusive Fee
No Hidden Charges

Homestay

Official Homestay
Meals & Transfers Included

Weekly Themes

Three Progressive Weeks,
Holistic Development

Each week focuses on a distinct theme — English skills and personal growth in parallel

Week 1

Leadership & Communication

Leadership Foundations & Personal Style Exploration

Public Speaking & English Oral Communication Skills

Cross-Cultural Communication & Active Listening Skills

Group Discussion & Impromptu Speaking Training

★ Weekend: CN Tower · Downtown Toronto Exploration

Week 2

Innovation & Teamwork

Design Thinking & Creative Problem-Solving Frameworks

Problem Solving & Critical Thinking

Team Challenges & Collaborative Projects

English Debate & Argument Construction

★ Weekend: Niagara Falls Day Trip

Week 3

Global Citizenship & Sustainability

Global Citizenship & Environmental Responsibility

Exploring the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Outdoor Learning & Nature Environment Experience

Final Presentation & Showcase of Achievements

★ Weekend: University Campus Tour · Closing Ceremony

What's Included

All-Inclusive Package — Zero Extra Costs

All seven items below are included in the programme fee — parents don't need to arrange anything separately. Covers academic courses, homestay, three daily meals, activity transport, airport transfers, insurance, and a completion certificate.

CAD $4,900Sky Lantern fees are identical to applying directly with TDSB — no additional agency charges.

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Learning & Materials

Full 3-week academic programme and materials

Complete course materials and learning resources

TDSB official completion certificate

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Accommodation & Meals

Homestay accommodation

TDSB-verified and approved families

Three meals daily

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Transport & Activities

All activity tickets and transport

All excursion and extracurricular costs

Toronto Pearson Airport transfers (YYZ)

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Insurance & Extras

Emergency medical insurance

Welcome pack and camp clothing

TDSB Summer Camp exclusive T-shirt

Excursions

Five Must-See Toronto Destinations

Weekend excursions each week — taking students beyond the campus to explore Canada's East Coast hub

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CN Tower & Ripley's Aquarium

Toronto landmark · Marine life exploration

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Niagara Falls

One of the world's great wonders · Day trip

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Royal Ontario Museum

ROM · Canada's largest museum

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Canadian University Campus Tour

UofT · Toronto's top universities

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Professional Sports Game

Blue Jays baseball · or other professional events

Key Information

2026 Programme Details

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Programme Dates

6 July – 24 July 2026

Location

Earl Haig Secondary School
100 Princess Ave, North York, Toronto

Programme Fee

CAD $4,900 All-Inclusive

Application Deadline

15 May 2026 or until full

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Frequently Asked Questions

Important Questions Before Applying

The questions parents ask most about age, accommodation, fees, visas, and safety — all in one place to help you quickly assess suitability.

All homestay families are officially vetted and approved by TDSB International, including criminal background checks, home environment inspections, and annual reviews. Families use English as their primary home language and live within commuting distance of Earl Haig Secondary School typically within 30 minutes by public transport. Families provide three meals daily (breakfast, packed lunch, and dinner) and are responsible for morning and evening transport to school. Should any issues arise between a student and their homestay family,TDSB operates a 24-hour emergency hotline, and Sky Lantern can provide Chinese-language coordination support in the Taiwan and Hong Kong time zones.

Yes, CAD $4,900 covers: 3 weeks of academic courses and materials, homestay accommodation with three daily meals, all extracurricular activity tickets and transport, Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ) transfers, emergency medical insurance, TDSB official completion certificate, and a welcomewelcome pack and camp clothing. The only extras to budget for are personal spending money (approx. CAD $50–100/week) and international flights to and from Canada.

TDSB Summer Camp welcomes students of all English levels. The programme focuses on leadership and communication skills, not pure language learning. Students are assessed on arrival and teachers adjust pace and complexity based on the class. We recommenda basic communicative English level is recommended (able to understand simple instructions and hold basic conversations) to ensure your child can fully participate in class activities and social interactions.

Yes, the TDSB International Summer Camp is a fixed 3-week programme (6–24 July), and no 1- or 2-week short options are available. The programme is built around three progressive themed weeks, and completing all three is essential for the best learning outoutcomes. Families who prefer flexible durations may wish to consider Tamwood Camps (2–4 weeks available) or Richmond SD Summer Camps (2–6 weeks available). Sky Lantern can help you compare all options.

Sky Lantern provides full Chinese-language support from consultation through to departure: ① Free initial consultation to assess your child's age, English level, and family needs, confirming whether TDSB is the best fit; ② submit the TDSB application form and required documents on your behalf; ③ assist with Canada visitor visa or eTA (Taiwan passport); ④ provide a pre-departure checklist, weather advice,and emergency contact information; ⑤ remain on standby in the Taiwan and Hong Kong time zones throughout — reachable at any time while your child is in Canada. Fees are identical to applying directly with TDSB; no additional agency charges.

TDSB International Summer Camp

Run Directly by Canada'sLargest Public School System

Three Progressive Weeks,Holistic Development