Valid passport and visa (depending on nationality). We will issue a Letter of Acceptance prior to arrival confirming your child’s place on the course, which can be used for applying for a Visa. Please contact us if you require more information about this.

Children’s Adventure Program – the ages are from 7 to 12 years old, inclusive.
Teenage Adventure Program – the ages are from 13 – 17 years old, inclusive.

If you have requested this service, a Sol Camps staff member will be at the airport waiting for them. Upon receiving the flight details, we will organize the service. Please make sure your child looks for our Sol Camps logo. In the event that the child cannot find the staff member, Your child Airport Confirmation letter will confirm the full details of who to contact in an emergency – the driver and also the Centre Manager’s mobile telephone number will be provided and they will assist you immediately.

Please note: We must receive the correct flight info at least 7 days in advance.

At Sol Camps it is Sunday arrival and Sunday departure. For any students arriving on a different day, we will charge a non-Sunday arrival fee. Please check the Dates and Prices section for more details.

Yes, your child will always be accompanied by our Sol Camps staff at all times during the activities.

All meals are included in the program package for your child. They include breakfasts, lunches, brunches and dinners. Sometimes on weekends students may have brunches instead of lunches. There are a lot of healthy variety for children to choose from grill stations, made-to-order pasta, deli stations, salads, pizza, hot meals and much more.

You must make sure that upon registration you inform us on any medical condition or dietary needs. Please do so in the registration form as well as by filling out the appropriate health forms sent to you.

Teenagers have access to a lot of outdoor as well as indoor facilities. They include; soccer fields, basketball courts, recreational rooms and a lot more.

There are a few ways you can communicate with them. They have access to the internet. They have access to pay phones and we also provide an emergency phone for parents to call.

Yes, they can. However cell phones are strictly prohibited during class times and organized events. We reserve the right to take control of it if we believe it is interrupting the program.

This will depend on the personal spending habits of the child, however we suggest between $50 to $100 weekly should be more than enough.

In the residential program, every child has a key to their room and it is safe to leave their valuables inside. Should the child or family request, we are able to store their traveling documents and/or flight papers and give them back to the child before they leave. Please note that although we believe the residence is a safe place, we always recommend that children take extra caution about their valuables and never leave them unattended.

Everyday clothes to wear to school, loose clothes suitable for sports and definitely something waterproof. The weather in Toronto can be unpredictable so pack something warm as well.

As safeguarding is a priority for us, students will only be allowed to leave the campus under SOL staff supervision.

Sol Camps provides emergency medical insurance to all international students attending all of our programs.