Summer Day Camp 2024
Dates: June 26 – August 9
Monday – Friday 9 am – 4 pm
Monday – Friday 9 am – 4 pm
AGEs: 6-14
- Morning Academic Classes (Math, French, English)
- Cultural and recreational activities
- Sports
Fees: $200
Subsidy available for families upon request
Vocal coaching, Choral singing, Arts & Crafts and Outdoor Activities!
The BANA and Da Costa Hall summer school programs have served more than 15,000 students, since its inception in 1968. Today, parents from all ethnicities seek our nurturing and culture-sensitive approach to the education of their children.
The BANA summer school curriculum consists of early intervention in literacy and numeracy in the morning, and sports, cultural, and arts & crafts in the afternoon. Math, Science, English, and French, make up the academic courses in the morning, while the history of Blacks, arts & crafts, physical education, and cultural field trips are activities planned for the afternoon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the Quebec Board of Black Educators?
The Quebec Board of Black Educators (QBBE) is an organization founded in 1968 by a group of Educators from the Caribbean to address the cultural differences and challenges the immigrant children brought to the schools. The goal has been and still is to provide quality educational support and opportunities for English speaking black children and their families and lobbying with the School Boards and Government to eliminate the inequalities in education.
How is the QBBE funded?
QBBE is entirely enabled by monetary and in-kind donations of goods and services from Government grants, corporate supporters, foundations and individual donors, to name a few. Thanks to their championing, the QBBE is able to offer its programs and service free of charge to the community.
Where can I learn more about the QBBE?
Our website is the most comprehensive source of information about QBBE. We invite you to explore the abundant information about our services, our programs, audited financial statements, and our most recent annual reports.
Is the QBBE a non-profit organization?
The QBBE is a non-profit corporation and is a legal entity separate from its members and directors formed for purposes other than generating a profit.
What is the QBBE mission statement?
To encourage and support continuous improvements in the education system of Quebec and the equitable distribution of its benefits to communities of colour, such that the programs will provide the best opportunity to pursue educational attainment which in turn will impact social and economic achievements.
Is the QBBE affiliated with a religious or government organization?
The QBBE is a non-sectarian non-governmental organization