International Students:International Students:Miramichi has a great deal of experience in hosting international Miramichi has a great deal of experience in hosting international

students from many different parts of the world. students from many different parts of the world.

Week 1 - Environmental LeadershipWeek 1 - Environmental Leadership

Week 2 - Local AttractionsWeek 2 - Local Attractions

Week 3 - AIM Outdoor Adventure/High ElementsWeek 3 - AIM Outdoor Adventure/High Elements

Week 4 - Week 4 - TechnologyTechnology

Camp Themes

ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP:Learning about the importance of the environment, how to protect it, and experiencing the enjoyment

that comes from interacting with it.

Enjoying the beauty of the Miramichi River while walking across the Priceville Bridge.

Taking a moment to learn about the importance of our trees while hiking through the forest.

Learning how the aboriginal people made good use of their environment while visiting a First Nations

community.

Discovering a fresh loaf of bread that has just finished being baked in the sand!

Poling with canoes, rather than paddling them: Something unique to Miramichi.

Making international friendships that will last a lifetime!

Learning how to canoe, go mountain biking, or simply take a hike midst the

beauty and serenity of French Fort Cove

Hiking through French Fort Cove

Preparing for the first outing on a canoe: Being taught by teachers who are also certified instructors.

Learning how to properly tip a canoe, which can be a lotof fun, especially on a hot day!

Kayaking

Meeting a friendly Miramichi critter - the Groundhog!

And if you’re lucky, finallyseeing that critter -

a moose!

Tying salmon flies

Fly FishingFly Fishing

LOCALATTRACTIONS

Experiencing the very bestthat Miramichi has to offer!

Spending an afternoon onthe Miramichi...

Tubing!

Standing under the highestwaterfall in New Brunswick!

Heading out to sea in a

lobster fishing boat!

Swimming at a beach

Relaxing by the river

Watching people cast for salmon

Visiting the Salmon Conservation Centre

Studying the history of salmon atthe Atlantic Salmon Museum

Cruising the Miramichi River during the day...

And at night!

Meeting authentic characters

Sleeping in a tree house!

Taking part in an aboriginal pow-wow

Learning about the rich Acadian Culture

Being introduced to Miramichilegends...after dark!

AIM - OUTDOOR ADVENTURE/HIGH ELEMENTS

Team BuildingTeam BuildingA major component of Adventure Based Learning is Team Building.

Through team building activities students learn more about their classmates and also themselves.

This leads to increased trust and stronger relationships. These relationships help to build a supportive community where people feel safe and valued.

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Building trust

Skateboarding

Climbing to new heights!

Feeling proud after doing thingsyou never thought you could do!

Mountain BikingMountain Biking

The French Fort Cove has been an excellent venue for our students to experience the great adventures of mountain biking!

Mountain biking is gaining popularity in District 16. Two schools, Croft and MVHS, have purchased class sets of mountain bikes. More schools plan to acquire bikes for their programs.

There are 30 km of mountain bike

trails at FFC... And , it’s in our own backyard!

Cooking outside with Dutch ovens

Trying to hit the bull’s eye!

Canoeing

Cooling off during a hot day!

TECHNOLOGY

Morada Resort

Learning how to take professional photographs!

www.geocaching.com

Making interactive games!

Creating Animations:http://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=To9vzg3i8c4

SEEYOU

THIS SUMMER