The week-long March Break Camps exposes students in grades 1-8 to math in a fun, interactive, and hands-on way. The project-focused camps are designed to keep students engaged in learning math and explore math in real-life scenarios. Both an in-person and an online format for the March Break Camps are available.
For the in-person camps, students come to the University of Toronto- St George campus for a week-long project-focused camp. Throughout the week, students explore various mathematical topics through hands-on projects that will stimulate their interest in learning mathematics.
For the online camps, students engage in learning math through real-life scenarios and projects over Zoom and Google Classroom. Each day, students attend a 3 hour long online camp.

The Girls in STEM program is a monthly club that meets on the first Saturday of every month starting in October and ending with the Girls in STEM Conference in May. This club is open to girls in grades 6 – 8 only.
Students enrolled in this program participate in two monthly workshops and seminars led by female members of various STEM departments and fields (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), with most workshops having a hands-on approach.
The program ends with the Girls in STEM Conference in May, which has more spots available for girls who may be interested in participating in the program the next year. It also offers more workshops for participants to choose from.

The Spring programs offer enriching learning opportunities for students in grades 1-12. During the Spring, Enrichment programs are offered in-person and Math Circle Problem Solving Clubs are offered online.
The in-person Spring Enrichment programs are designed for children who are looking for greater challenges and new ways to stimulate their interest in math. Each group has a different special interest area.
The online Spring Math Circle Problem Solving Clubs are designed for children who are looking for greater challenges and new ways to stimulate their interest in math. Math circles originated in the 1930s and now exist in most places around the world. Students get creative when investigating problems that are “easy to pose, challenging to solve, require connections among several concepts and techniques, and lead to significant math ideas.”

The week-long Summer Camps exposes students in grades 1-8 to math in a fun, interactive, and hands-on way. The enrichment camps are designed for students who are confident in math concepts at their grade level and are looking for greater challenges and new ways to stimulate their interest in math. We offer both an in-person and an online format for the Summer Camps.
For the in-person camps, students come to the University of Toronto- St George campus for a week-long enrichment-style camp. Each group has a different special topic that stimulates their interest in learning mathematics and helps them see connections between Mathematics and the real world.
For the online camps, students engage in learning enriching topics or coding over Zoom and Google Classroom. Each day, students attend a 3 hour long online camp.

The week-long Grade 9 On-Curriculum Math Preparation Course is a one-week Summer course intended to support the transition from middle school to the greater complexity of high school math. It is intended for students who have completed grade 8 math and are looking for extra support to ensure success next year. The Grade 9 Math Preparation Course will review concepts in the grade 8 curriculum that are foundational and touch on some of the most central concepts of the grade 9 curriculum.

The Fall programs offer enriching learning opportunities for students in grades 1-12. The in-person offerings include Enrichment and Contest Preparation programs. The online offerings include Coding and Contest Preparation programs.
The in-person Fall Enrichment programs are designed for children who are looking for greater challenges and new ways to stimulate their interest in math.
The online Fall Coding programs are designed for students interested in learning the beautiful connection between math and coding. Both introductory and intermediate coding courses are available.
The Fall Contest Preparation Clubs cover strategies that students may come across when writing contests. Instruction focuses on problem solving in fun and age-appropriate ways, as well as honing their skills in quickly assessing how to solve a problem by recognizing its type.

The Winter programs offer enriching learning opportunities for students in grades 1-12. The in-person offerings includes Enrichment programs, and the online offerings include Coding and Contest Preparation programs.
The in-person Winter Enrichment programs are designed for children who are looking for greater challenges and new ways to stimulate their interest in math.
The online Winter Coding programs are designed for students interested in learning the beautiful connection between math and coding. The programs offer both introductory and intermediate coding courses.
The Winter Contest Preparation Clubs cover strategies that students may come across when writing contests. Instruction focuses on problem solving in fun and age-appropriate ways, as well as honing their skills in quickly assessing how to solve a problem by recognizing its type.

Math Academy is a challenging, one-week, intensive, enrichment experience for students in grades 9-12 with very strong mathematical thinking ability. Students are accepted into the program on the basis of their solutions to a problem set which is aimed at highlighting their ability to think mathematically and creatively rather than testing for specific curricular knowledge.
This in-person program runs twice a year; during the Summer and March Break. Each one-week term is a standalone special topics course that goes in-depth on a single topic. The topic is creative, fun, and somewhat abstract; in other words, what mathematicians consider “real math.” Math Academy includes both lecture-style teaching and significant time devoted to independent and small-group problem-solving.

The Canada Math Camp is a prestigious program offered by the Canadian Mathematical Society and hosted by the Department of Mathematics at the University of Toronto. The Canada Math Camp is an invitation-only camp offered to students in grade 10 or below, who are top scorers on the Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge (COMC) and have potential to compete at the mathematical olympiad level.
The camp is a week long program where students stay in residence and spend the week participating in intensive math competition preparation along with guest lectures from faculty in the Department of Mathematics.

The Mentorship Program is a highly competitive program that pairs high school students interested in the field of mathematics study and research, with graduate students, post-doctoral fellows and faculty in the field. Students work on a math research project of their interests under the guidance of their mentor.
Mentees meet with their mentors on a regular basis either virtually or at the St. George (downtown) campus at U of T on a schedule that fits both of them. The program begins with a welcoming opening ceremony, and ends with a closing ceremony, where students present their research in front of an evaluation team. The top project(s) selected by the evaluation team gets an opportunity to attend the Canadian Undergraduate Mathematics Conference to present their research work.