Academic Camp Canada - Rothesay Netherwood School, NB

Academic Camp Canada at Rothesay Netherwood School is designed for students aged 13 to 17. The impressive campus on the East Coast of Canada has excellent facilities. During your stay you, will enjoy an exciting academic camp. You will follow our Be a Leader course, grow in confidence and make new friends from over the world. We look forward to welcoming you if you love learning, discovering and developing academically.

Experience progressive learning in our state-of-the-art classrooms or outside in the great Canadian outdoors - where students can put their classroom learning into practice. Our experienced and forward-thinking teachers understand how to bring lessons to life and provide students with a memorable learning experience.

You will immerse yourself a a full-day workshop of your choice- Entreupreuner Camp, Get Outdoors, Public Speaking and Debate or STEAM Camp.  Teachers have the time and space to dive deep into the subject area, inspire you, and facilitate profound learning. We'll go on field trips, hear from guest speakers,  visit businesses, and participate in a variety of other activities that the traditional classroom does not have time for. You are the architect of your own summer as you chose your learning camps whether you want a serious academic summer, an active outdoor summer, a chance to perfect your English or an opportunity to explore the arts. 

See the most extreme tides in the world at Hopewell Rocks,  and have a day of extreme water fun at Lily Lake. We will take you to Canada’s oldest incorporated city - Saint John and experience the reversing tides, and no trip to New Brunswick would be complete without a visit to Kings Landing. 

You will go whale watching on a tall trip from Saint Andrews, enjoy the caves and sea-kayaking in St Martins and enjoy a challenge at TimberTops high ropes in Saint John.

Let us show you this amazing, breathtaking yet hugely unexplored part of Canada. In a two-week camp, you go on five full-day trips to explore New Brunswick.