Where
Hudson Creative Hub
273 Main Road, Hudson
When
- Tuesdays & Thursdays
- 11:00 am- 2:00 pm
- September to May
- Three sessions: Autumn, Winter, and Spring
What We Do
- provide a place to create links and share experiences
- provide a space for mutual support
- share support tools
- prepare hands-on workshops
- plan activities on different topics
- create opportunities for discussion and communication
- suggest learning paths
- provide details to be added to DEM documents
- assist parents in preparing what is required of them by the Direction de l’éducation à domicile du Québec
How We Collaborate
Through various workshops, children cooperate to expand their knowledge in subjects such as science, geography, history as well as English or French as a second language.
Registered families will be given a user code to log on to the ëdükï website. This will give them access to:
- a comprehensive overview of the week’s activities
- templates for documents required by the DEM
- suggestions for encouraging reading at home
- additional ideas for expanding on the themes
How is it organised?
- 24 primary and secondary students and 2 teachers
- Weekly themes
- Daily literacy activities
- Science and technology theory and experiments
- Multi-disciplinary and differentiated workshops
- Adapted exercises in English and French
What's the routine?
11:00 – 11:15 Reading and discussion
11:30 – 12:00 Second language literacy activities
12:00 – 12:30 Lunch and recess
12:30 – 1:30 Social studies / Science workshops
1:30 – 2:00 Project-based learning
2:00 – 3:30 ëdükï Ärts
Hands-on activities
Group limited to 24 students
Project-based learning
Students will be given oral and written communication projects to complete on a weekly basis.
Fee Structure
Schedule and Costs
Fall Session
13 weeks
First child: $550
Second child and additional children: $500
Winter Session
8 weeks
First child: $350
Second child and additional children: $310
Spring Session
12 weeks
First child: $500
Second child and additional children: $470
Collaboration
Together
At ëdükï, we strive to foster the creation of bonds by offering a place to socialize, support, and encourage, helping to create a sense of belonging while contributing to all type of learners.
Multi-Age Group
Students have the opportunity to interact in a context where they are invited to take an active role with someone younger or older than themselves. The multi-age group fosters independence, encouraging children to develop healthy learning habits.
*The minimum age must be reached before December 1 of the current year.
Thematic Calendar
Each week we explore a theme as a group using variety of activities and an innovative appoach. The themes are chosen and addressed with the goal of cultivating a curiousity about the world.
Contact Us
Register for our information session. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.