More Than a Camp, A Place to Grow, Move, and Belong
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About our Summer Camp
About our Summer Camp
What you'll notice by week three
They sleep better.. They stand taller.
They talk about their teammates by name, by strength
You realize the camp didn't just keep them busy, it changed something
The Program
Your child leaves more confident in their body than when they arrived
They develop physical habits they actually want to keep, not just for the summer
Weekly sport focus
A new sport every week, a new version of your kid
Your child discovers what they're actually good at, sometimes surprising everyone including themselves;
They learn to move with intention, not just run around
They come home knowing how to work with a team and how to lead one
Quebec Education Program
Learning you can see not just on the field
Your child's social skills grow alongside their physical ones , QEP-aligned from day one
Activities match where your child actually is, not a one-size average
They come back curious, capable, and proud of themselves
Your Child's Safety is our Priority
Your Child's Safety is our Priority
At BougeUp, we create a safe, supportive environment where every child can move, learn, and grow with confidence. Our team brings years of experience working with children of all ages and abilities, and we design every activity with inclusion and safety in mind.
This commitment to safety is reflected in the people behind our programs a dedicated team of educators with strong training in Physical and Health Education.
More About the Program
More About the Program
Weekly Sports Clinics
Weekly Sports Clinics
BougeUp Summer Camp partners with experienced athletes and McGill varsity athletes to deliver high‑quality, sport‑specific clinics.
Campers learn through:
Demonstrations of proper technique
Guided practice with expert feedback
Interactive drills that build confidence and skill
These clinics give students:
Unique insight into technique, discipline, and athletic mindset
Inspiration from real athletes who model teamwork, dedication, and
passion
A motivating look at what’s possible through practice and
perseverance
Weekly Outings
Weekly Outings
Weekly Outings & Adventures
Weekly Outings & Adventures
Each week includes an exciting off‑site outing to places like recreation centers, parks, public pools, nature trails, or local museums.
Activities may include jumping, swimming, hiking, exploring, and more.
These experiences keep campers engaged and active while connecting physical activity to fun, real‑world adventures.
Outings also help students build confidence, try new things, and discover interests beyond their weekly sport.
FAQs
FAQs
How many kids are in each group?
How many kids are in each group?
Groups are intentionally kept small to ensure safety, engagement, and personalized attention.
Weekly capacity: 20 campers
General supervision ratio: 1 adult for every 6 campers
Workshop supervision: 1–3 adults, depending on the activity’s complexity
This structure allows kids to feel supported while still enjoying the energy of a group environment.
Does my child need to bring lunch?
Does my child need to bring lunch?
Yes. Campers must bring:
Lunch
Two snacks
A refillable water bottle
A meal program is being explored and will be announced if it becomes available.
What if my child misses a day?
What if my child misses a day?
Missed days due to illness, minor sickness, vacation, or personal reasons are not refundable.
If a child experiences a serious medical circumstance, refunds or credits may be considered with appropriate documentation.
How does the tax credit work?
How does the tax credit work?
BougeUp Camp is eligible for the Relevé 24 tax credit in Québec.
Parents may receive a provincial refundable tax credit for childcare expenses, depending on household income.
What this means for you:
You’ll receive the required tax form from us.
You can claim a portion of your camp fees when filing your Québec taxes.
The credit is income‑based, so the amount varies by family.
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