Faith-Centered Learning
Children spend their summer with Quran, duas, Seerah, and Islamic character woven naturally into every day.
Islamic Summer Camp
A six-week summer program for children ages 6 to 14, running July 6th to August 14th, built around Quran, Islamic character, creativity, outdoor play, and meaningful friendships. Families in Brantford, Paris, Hamilton, and nearby communities can register through one simple form and choose the schedule that fits their summer.
Ages
6 to 14 years
Duration
6 weeks | July 6th to August 14th
Schedule
Monday – Thursday
Hours
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location
984 Colborne St E, Brantford, ON N3S 3T4
About the Camp
More than a break from school.
Our summer camp is designed for families looking for more than child care during the summer. It gives children a place to grow in faith, learn with joy, and spend time in a Muslim environment that feels warm, active, and purposeful.
Each week follows a clear Islamic theme. Children move through Quran recitation, Seerah stories, crafts, projects, outdoor activities, and collaborative learning that helps Islamic lessons stay with them long after camp ends.
For parents searching for summer camp options in Brantford, Paris, or Hamilton, this program brings together structured daytime care, engaging kids activities, and a faith-centered environment in one place.
Hands-On and Engaging
Lessons move beyond worksheets into crafts, role-play, experiments, outdoor activities, and team projects.
Built for Families
One family registration form, flexible week options, and optional extended care make the program easier to plan around.
Serving Nearby Families
A Brantford summer camp for families across the region.
The program is hosted in Brantford and is a practical option for families looking for summer camp activities, structured daytime programming, and faith-centered learning in one place. We regularly welcome families from Brantford, Paris, Hamilton, and nearby areas.
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Why Families Choose It
Structured, faith-filled, and easy to plan around.
The camp schedule is clear, the weekly fee is simple, and optional extended care can be added during registration. Families see a full summary before checkout, and each child can have their own schedule and care preference.
Start RegistrationCamp Fee
$50 / week
A simple weekly rate for each child based on the schedule you choose.
Deposit Due Today
$50 / child
Paid online at checkout to reserve your child's place.
Extended Care
$10 / day each
Choose early drop-off or late pick-up on the days your child attends.
Discount
$15 / day both
Families who need both options receive the lower combined daily rate.
A Day at Camp
A rhythm children can count on.
Every day flows through six blocks, balancing focus with movement so children stay engaged and excited.
- 01
Opening Circle
Quran recitation, dua, theme introduction
- 02
Learning Block
Story, discussion, or mini-lesson
- 03
Active Block
Craft, game, role-play, or experiment
- 04
Break & Outdoor Play
Supervised free play and snack
- 05
Project Work
Weekly poster, booklet, or service project
- 06
Closing Circle
Share, reflect, and announcements
Six-Week Curriculum
Every week, a new theme. Every day, a new skill.
Each week builds on the last, moving from foundations of faith toward service and leadership.
Week 01
Knowing Allah and Being a Muslim
Children build their foundation: who Allah is, the meaning of the Shahadah, the beautiful Names of Allah, and what it means to carry a Muslim identity in everyday life.
Highlights
- Short Surahs with Tajweed games (Al-Fatihah, Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas)
- Names of Allah craft banner
- Role-play skits on daily Sunan like Bismillah and Salam
- Personal "I am a Muslim" booklet
Week 02
Loving the Prophet ﷺ
A journey through the Seerah. Children learn the Prophet's story, his character, and practical Sunnah they can live out at home with family and friends.
Highlights
- Timeline of the Prophet's life from birth to Madinah
- Stories of his kindness, honesty, and humor
- Hijrah obstacle course activity
- Sunnah tracker to take home
Week 03
Pillars of Islam in Action
The five pillars brought to life through stations and simulations. Children practice Wudu, learn Salah positions, explore Zakah through a hands-on activity, and walk through Hajj steps.
Highlights
- Wudu and Salah practice stations
- Zakah simulation with play money and charity jars
- Kaaba model building and Hajj walk-through
- Introduction to fasting and Ramadan manners
Week 04
Good Manners and Islamic Values
Akhlaq in action. Honesty, kindness, respect, patience, and gratitude are practiced through real scenarios, conflict resolution role-plays, and a weekly character challenge.
Highlights
- Honesty scenario stations
- Classroom Kindness Chain
- Respectful communication role-plays
- Gratitude jar and patience reflection
Week 05
Islam and the World Around Us
Children reflect on Allah's creation through a nature walk, meet great Muslim scholars like Al-Khwarizmi and Ibn Sina, and learn how to care for the earth as an amanah.
Highlights
- Outdoor nature walk and reflection
- Muslim Inventors Gallery
- Plant-a-seed take-home activity
- Simple science demonstrations
Week 06
Serving Others and Celebrating
The final week focuses on community. Children plan and deliver a real service project, mentor younger campers, and celebrate six weeks of growth in a closing ceremony with families.
Highlights
- Community service project
- Peer mentoring and leadership circles
- Review games across all six themes
- Grand closing ceremony with certificates
What Your Child Takes Home
Real growth. Real memories.
By the end of camp, your child will have more than souvenirs. They will carry home habits and confidence that last well beyond summer.
- Memorize short Surahs and daily duas
- Learn proper Wudu and the positions of Salah
- Build confidence through presenting and leading activities
- Practice Islamic manners in real situations
- Make lasting friendships in a Muslim community
- Leave with a reflection booklet and Sunnah tracker for home
Parent Information
Questions, answered.
If you are planning schedules, comparing options, or wondering how the registration works, these are the questions families usually ask first.
Need help before registering?
Reach out to the office if you want help choosing week options or understanding extended care before you submit the form.
Email admissions@pischools.ca
Call (548) 885-2786
What age group is the camp for?
The camp is designed for children ages 6 to 14. Activities are adapted by age group, and older students often mentor younger ones as part of the program.
Is lunch provided?
Please send your child with a halal lunch, a snack, and a water bottle each camp day.
Does my child need any Islamic background?
No. The camp welcomes children at every level. Activities meet each child where they are, from absolute beginner to confident Quran reader.
Who teaches the camp?
Sessions are led by ISOB teachers and trained counselors with experience in Islamic education and child development.
Can siblings attend together?
Yes, and we encourage it. Sibling groups often work beautifully together during projects and peer mentoring.
How do I register?
Use the registration button below or contact the school office. Early registration is recommended as spaces are limited.
Can families from Paris and Hamilton register?
Yes. The camp is hosted in Brantford and welcomes families from Paris, Hamilton, and nearby communities who are looking for a structured summer camp experience.
What kinds of summer activities are included?
Children take part in Quran learning, Islamic activities, Seerah lessons, crafts, hands-on projects, outdoor play, and collaborative group activities throughout the program.
Give your child a summer they will talk about for years.
Spaces are limited and fill quickly. Reserve your child's place in a six-week program built around faith, growth, and meaningful summer memories.
$50 per week, with registration completed through one family form.