Captains & Poets March Break Camps

TORONTO, ON, March 1, 2021​ – Canadian consulting company Captains & Poets is building systemic, long-term, generational change with the launch of comprehensive K-12 curriculum, including virtual camps and a children’s book series, all designed to amplify the importance of self-awareness and connection—something that is especially relevant this year for students in the wake of ongoing lockdowns.

“Launching the March Break virtual camps enables us to expand our reach, give young people the opportunity to connect with each other during a difficult time, and provide life tools around self-awareness as the path to being inclusive global citizens​,” says Jan Frolic, Co-Founder of Captains & Poets. “​Now more than ever we need to help kids navigate their world and give them a sense of belonging to counter the sense of isolation they are feeling.”

Virtual ​March Break Camps​ have been designed to tap into the need for enriched programming and give kids the opportunity to explore who they are and to navigate the journey of identity in a complex world. Offered for Grades 6-12 in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia and PEI, the camps explore themes such as how to be your best self and discovering the leader within.

While the Captains & Poets school programming is already creating connection in the classroom the Camps provide kids with an additional opportunity to explore what it means to be their whole, authentic selves while accepting and embracing others in the same spirit.