Sunday Camps

Compass Sunday Camp is a supervised outdoor enrichment program for children, a joyful way for kids to get outside, connect with nature, and make friends on the weekend. Each Sunday, children are cared for in small groups while they explore a seasonal theme through outdoor play, nature walks, creative projects, storytelling, group games, and hands-on discovery. Every session includes safe supervision, structured routines, snack time, and a caring Compass team guiding children through a fresh outdoor adventure. 

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Sunday Camp

  • Several young children with yellow backpacks are exploring a garden with large banana plants, colorful flowers, and lush greenery on a sunny day.

    Let the World Bloom - April 19

    Queen Elizabeth Park

    Find spring buds like a little detective, create a dream flower with natural materials, and build a warm home together—making something beautiful for the world.

  • Two young girls outdoors in a vineyard or orchard, picking apples from trees; one girl is about to eat an apple, the other is holding a leaf near her head, with foliage and more trees in the background.

    Life Cycle Adventure -April 26

    Jericho Beach

    Follow the caterpillar’s journey to explore growth through observation and creation, discover spring flowers and insects, create a life cycle with natural materials, and bring it to life through role play.

  • A group of young children climbing on a tree root in a lush, green forest during a nature hike.

    Sunlight & Shadows -May 3

    Vanier Park

    From hands-on play, children explore light and shadow through movement and games, trace changing shadows with chalk, and discover how shadows form through simple experiments.

  • A group of five people, including children and an adult, hiking through a lush green forest trail.

    Homes in Nature -May 10

    Locarno Beach
    Follow a hermit crab’s search for a new home, building understanding through observation and hands-on making—collecting natural materials to create shelters and expressing who lives there and why.

  • Group of children and an adult looking at a mountain view, pointing towards the mountains, with a cityscape in the background, during cloudy weather.

    The Power of Wind -May 17

    Arcadia Beach

    Children run by the sea and feel the wind, using simple tools like pinwheels and ribbons to “see” it—discovering how wind makes things spin, move, and fly.

  • A young Asian child with black hair looking through a glass display case of small, colorful artifacts and toys, smiling and reaching with both hands.

    The Journey of a Seed -May 24

    Queen Elizabeth Park

    Children explore seeds, leaves, and growing plants, building a sense of growth through observation and touch; they plant seeds and care for them while creating a mini greenhouse.

  • A man with an orange backpack walking with four children carrying yellow backpacks, walking along a dirt path surrounded by trees with fall foliage.

    Listening to Nature -May 31

    Pacific Spirit Park

    Children walk through the forest, pause to listen to sounds like rustling leaves, birds, and footsteps; through play and imitation, they recreate these sounds and craft their own simple “nature instruments.”

  • A group of children and a woman gathering around a stone sculpture in a park, viewed from behind a tree.

    Nature Survival Day -June 7

    Camosun Bog

  • A woman and three young children joyfully walking on a forest trail. The children are holding hands, with one wearing a reflective safety vest, and another with a helmet. The children are smiling and the scene appears to be in autumn.

    Garden Secrets -June 14

    Queen Elizabeth Park

  • Two women and four children walk in a park on a cloudy day, surrounded by leafless trees, dressed warmly in jackets and hats.

    Colour Magic -June 21

    Granville Island

  • Group of children and an adult hiking by a pond in a forested area, all wearing backpacks and hats.

    Explorer Day -June 28

    Jericho Beach