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My action plan (m.A.p.)
Making learning fun!
The My Action Plan to Education, or M.A.P. program, is offered in two stages, ranging from grade 4 through post-secondary, to provide extra educational support to children and youth in London and surrounding areas.
Relying on four guiding principles, the M.A.P. program is aimed at building up the road to success in school. These principals are:
Academic – through homework and tutoring help, we help students develop and meet their scholarly goals
Social – The M.A.P. program provides opportunities to develop relationships with mentors and peers and encourages a positive social environment.
Financial – We provide immediate assistance for transportation, food, clothing, books, and other educational support materials. We also help students look and apply for scholarships, bursaries and grants.
Advocacy – Partnering with parents, students, and community members we help promote positive school attendance while fostering academic and personal success.
A student's M.A.P. is developed to meet the needs of that individual youth. It involves the commitment of the youth, his or her parents as well as other partners who will help provide the youth with the best possible opportunities for success. Students will enter into the program in three phases, depending on what grade they are in.
Junior M.A.P.
For Students in grades 4 to 8
Jr. M.A.P. provides personalized academic support tailored to each student’s needs and education plan. Participants must be members of BGC London to register.
Skills We Support:
· Literacy & math skills
· Problem-solving & creative thinking
· Academic performance
· Social & collaboration skills
Program Locations & Times:
· Monday – Lord Elgin
· Tuesday – North Brae
· Wednesday – East Carling
· Thursday – Sir John A. MacDonald
For more information and registration, contact mmansur@bgclonon.ca
Senior M.A.P.
For students in grades 9 to 12
High school can be challenging, but Senior M.A.P. is here to help. Join the Homework Club and access one-on-one tutoring, mentorship, life skills, and recreation programs in a supportive environment.
This program offers:
Personalized tutoring and homework help from volunteers in a variety of subjects
Access to computers, printers and other academic resources
Financial incentives through connections with scholarships and bursaries
Opportunities for volunteer hours
What We Offer
In-Person Tutoring: Students receive at least one weekly, hour-long tutoring session in subjects such as Math, Science, English, French, Geography, Tech, and more.
Senior V-MAP/ Virtual Tutoring: For those who prefer learning from home, Senior M.A.P. and Homework Club students can join Virtual Tutoring for personalized academic and social support online.
Uni-Connect: Helping youth explore post-secondary options, connect with university representatives, build essential study skills, and gain confidence in planning their future.
Duke of Edinburgh’s Award: BGC London is an official award centre. Senior M.A.P. and Homework Club students are eligible to participate and work toward this internationally recognized achievement.
Life Skills Workshops: Workshops range from cooking and financial literacy to creative arts, mental health, and leadership opportunities, giving students practical skills for school and life.
Recreation and Fitness: Students have access to the gym, swimming pool, and fitness room to balance academics with health and recreation.
Monthly Social Night: On the last Friday of each month, students come together to share food, laughter, and fun activities.
Intake sessions for new students take place in July and August at BGC London (184 Horton Street East).
Register today: asaglam@bgclondon.ca | 519-434-9114 ext. 254
