Our Winter Camp for 9th Grade Boys has come to an end — and what an incredible time it was. It was truly a blast, filled with laughter, high energy, and memorable moments that brought everyone closer together. Winter Camp wasn’t just about activities — it was about giving our youth a safe space to...
Nile Academy’s 11th and 12th graders visited University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University, exploring campus life and future study options. They also met our own students currently studying at these universities—asking questions, hearing real student experiences, and getting practical advice through short presentations and Q&A.
Our GRFS mentor delegation visited Chicago for a collaborative Mentor Development Program. During this trip, our mentors connected with partner mentor teams, joined leadership workshops, and shared successful mentoring practices. This international exchange helped strengthen our mentorship capacity, build new friendships, and bring valuable insights back to our youth programs in Canada. We are proud...
Our 8th and 9th graders had a blast jumping, flipping, and laughing together with their mentors at SkyZone! ? Moments like these aren’t just about fun—they’re about building trust, teamwork, and friendships that last. ? At GRFS, we believe joy and connection go hand in hand. Love is a Verb, and sometimes it looks like...
Our GRFS high school mentors spent the weekend exploring Chicago—reflecting at The Bean, strolling Navy Pier, and soaking in the energy of Downtown. It was a joyful mini-getaway that strengthened friendships, sparked curiosity, and helped everyone reset for the new school year. Mentorship isn’t just advice—it’s presence. Showing up, listening, and creating shared memories turn...
As the school year wrapped up, GRFS youth laced up their cleats and launched into summer with an unforgettable Soccer Festival! More than just a game, this event brought students from Grades 5 to 8 together to play, connect, and celebrate teamwork. Hosted at Rim Park and led by dedicated mentors, the three-hour tournament was...
