P.A.G.E.S.
Promoting Awareness of Girls in Engineering and Science
Our P.A.G.E.S. programs are a place for female-identifying and non-binary youth to explore the fields of science and engineering with like-minded peers in a supportive & welcoming environment
Summer 2024 programming is here!
Summer Camp (2024):
P.A.G.E.S. Takeovers!
This summer, CE’s PAGES will not only be for grade 6-8 campers but for 2-3 and 4-5 as well!
As part of our Promoting Awareness of Girls in Engineering & Science (PAGES) program, these camps are reserved for female-identifying and non-binary students who share an interest in or passion for STEM.
PAGES will be taking over the following camps on the following weeks:
Jurassic Camp (Gr. 2-3) – July 22-26th
TechQuest (Gr. 4-5) – August 12-16th
This camp INCLUDES a Thursday extended-day with extra activities and a pizza dinner!
Future Vets (Gr. 6-8) – August 19-23rd
This camp INCLUDES a Thursday late-night with extra activities, special visitors, and a pizza dinner—they may even get to paint the Cannon!
Game Design (Gr. 6-8) – July 15-19th
This camp INCLUDES a Thursday late-night with extra activities, special visitors, and a pizza dinner—they may even get to paint the Cannon!
Visit our Summer Camp page to register!
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Stay tuned for more PAGES programming in 2024/25!
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Why All-Girls programming? 👩🏼💻 🧑🏽🔬 👩🏾🎓
Creative Encounters is a proud network member of Actua, Canada’s largest STEM youth outreach charity with over 41 university and college-based members across the nation. As an Actua network member, Creative Encounters aims to provide barrier-free STEM programming to all youth, featuring special initiatives targeting underrepresented groups such as girls in STEM:
Actua’s National Girls Program inspires girls and young women to fulfill their critical role as leaders in STEM. Hands-on all-girls programs encourage their engagement in STEM fields like engineering and computer science where women continue to be vastly underrepresented. These programs provide girls with safe spaces to design, build, experiment, and explore. The programs are led by female instructors, role models, and mentors who break down the still existing stereotypes about women in engineering and science.
Visit Actua’s website for more details and other STEM outreach opportunities all across Canada.