Resource person: Paul O'Donnell

Location: Mutchmor School | 185 Fifth Ave, Ottawa, ON, K1S 2N1

Description:

Get ready for a high-energy, hands-on adventure where kids learn how the brain works and how to protect it playing sports and in real-life emergencies! At this exciting Little Doctor School camp, campers will step into the role of first responders and medical heroes, learning essential injury-prevention and life-saving skills every child should know.
Through interactive simulations, problem-solving challenges, and real medical scenarios, campers will explore how the brain controls the body, what happens during injuries, and why quick, smart decision-making matters in emergencies. They’ll practice responding to accidents, learn how to stay calm under pressure, and understand how prevention and safety can save lives.
Guided by our expert instructors, campers will build confidence, awareness, teamwork, and critical thinking skills—tools they can use both in camp and in everyday life.
This isn’t just a camp — it’s an empowering experience where STEM meets action, and kids learn skills that truly matter.

Available spots: 6

Price: $550.00 Taxes waived

Required age: 7 - 9 years old as of 12/31/2026

Notes: Summer Camp Refunds and Transfers If you register with less than the notification time available, please consider your registration final, with no withdrawal possible. Notification required: BY EMAIL Refund requests must be submitted by 5:30 PM on the Friday at least 2 weeks (10 full business days) before the camp start date. GNAG staff do not work on the weekends during the Summer. 1. Within notification period. Refund with 7% admin fee or credit on GNAG account with no fee. 2. Less than notification period. Refunds or credits on GNAG account will not be issued. 3. Change your mind? NOTIFY US FIRST! We can help without incurring fees. A transfer requires the same period of notification. We will follow health guidelines set out by the OPH regarding illness. Refunds will not be offered for illness experienced during a camp week. Please see our parent handbook released in June for details on our best practices to keep our campers safe and healthy, including what to bring to camp each day, and camper expectations. In the week prior to the camp, you will be emailed a schedule for the week. Please feel free to contact us if you have any information that will help your child have a successful and happy week at camp. Weekly schedules will be online 2 weeks before the camp start date, and maybe a little earlier. Subject to Change: The information in our summer plan is subject to change. Since we plan in December and January, certain details may shift due to factors beyond our control between then and the summer.

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