Our full-day camp is split evenly between half-day Swim lessons and half-day Tech Masters activities (Lego Robotics, 3D Design, and Computer Coding), giving campers a balanced mix of skill development, fun, and hands-on learning. Each week, coaches will divide campers into swim sessions either in the morning or afternoon, taking into account swimmers’ skill levels, parent preferences, friend requests, and maintaining low swimmer-to-instructor ratios to ensure high-quality instruction.

During the swim portion, campers will focus on improving strokes, technique, and water safety skills. Our Learn-to-Swim programming is aligned with the Lifesaving Society, and students are encouraged to advance from one level to the next over the course of the week. The Tech Masters portion offers hands-on STEM challenges, including Lego Robotics, 3D Design, and Computer Coding, helping campers build problem-solving skills, creativity, and confidence in a supportive and engaging environment.

Available locations

Bayview and Lawrence

SCARBOROUGH: SATEC @ W A Porter Collegiate Institute

FAQ

What does my camper need to bring to camp?

- Athletic Wear, Running Shoes, Refillable Water Bottle (Mandatory), Extra Nut Free Snacks (Highly Recommended), Extra change Of Clothes, Bathing Suit, Towel, Goggles (Optional), Swim Cap (Optional), Earplugs (Optional), Flip Flops (Optional)

What is the ratio for the Swim and Tech Masters camp?

- We hold a ratio of 5 Swimmer to 1 coach for the swim portion of the cmap and 10 campers to 1 coach for the multi sport portion of the camp.

What leveling system does TAC use when assessing swimmers?

- TAC follows Life Saving society leveling system.

Does my camper have to be at a certain level to be eligible?

- We welcome beginner swimmers and those with experience. All swimmers will be assessed on the first day and grouped in the correct level.

Does TAC Swim Summer camp provide patrol and bronze courses during the summer?

- Unfortunately, no. During Summer Camp, we are only offer swimmer levels 1 through 6. Advanced levels such as Patrol and Bronze courses will still be available through weekly lessons held in the summer.

If my swimmer passes a swimmer level 6 what would be next for them?

- Advanced levels such as Patrol and Bronze courses will still be available through weekly lessons held in the summer, fall, winter, spring.

Will my camper pass a swim level after one week of swim camp?

- Each week will have enough pool time for each camper to be able to pass a level, however, we do not guarantee that a camper will pass a level each week as that will depend solely on the final assessment at the end of each week.

Is there assistance in the change rooms to help my camper change into or out of their swim suit?

- The change rooms will be supervised by a minimum of two coaches. We are a hands off camp, hence we do not assist campers in and out of their swimsuits for safety purposes.