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My action plan (m.A.p.)
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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.
Junior M.A.P. is geared to students in grades 4 through 8. We provide personalized academic support for all students based on their grade and education plan. All participants must be members of BGC London to be registered.
Our goal is to encourage and support students academically and socially by focusing on improving:
Literacy Skills
Mathematical Skills
Problem Solving Strategies
Overall Academic Performance
Social Skills
Senior M.A.P.
Senior M.A.P. is a registered academic program that focuses on supporting youth in Grades 9 through 12 in their educational journey. Students receive personalized tutoring for homework, projects, and exams help from volunteers.
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
Supporting youth to:
Create a plan for the academic future
Achieve their academic goals
Develop life skills such as healthy eating, active living, personal hygiene, healthy relationships, and financial literacy
Develop their literacy skills
Build skills to successfully graduate from high school and transition into post-secondary life
We have a few spots left for our Sr. M.A.P. program and Homework Club. To learn more or register in the programs, write to Alkim, our Sr M.A.P. Coordinator at asaglam@bgclondon.ca
Digital Creative Arts Centre
The Digital Creative Arts Center™ (D.C.A.C) is an instructional facility and classroom like no-other in Southwestern Ontario. It's a hub for London’s music and digital arts creative community.
The D.C.A.C offers unique experiences for youth, young adults, adults and seniors wanting to discover and create music and digital art, in an affordable, safe and supportive facility. Programming is offered as after school activities, summer camps, and other camp sessions throughout the school year.
D.C.A.C. Programs
The D.C.A.C. is equipped and ready to offer London and nearby high school students Co-operative Education opportunities. Cooperative Education is a program which students earn credits through related subjects and the cooperative education course (classroom and placement component).
D.C.A.C. offers opportunities in the following areas:
Recording Studio
Music Programs
Graphics Design
Video Production/Video Editing
Photography
Current Programs
We also have additional programs open for registration now.
3D Printing + T-Shirt Making (July 15 - July 19)
Social Media Marketing 101 (July 18)
Drum Camp (July 22 - July 26)
Social Media Marketing 101 (August 15th)
Find more details on the DCAC’s website.
