January 5 to June 15
Please note: There will be no lessons February 16 (Family Day), March 16 (March break - consider our camp!), April 6 (Easter), and May 18 (Victoria Day)
Our Leadership class helps children understand what it means to lead with empathy, responsibility, and teamwork. At The Learning Hive, leadership is not about authority. It is about care, communication, and making a positive impact within a community.
Through games, role play, problem solving, and hands-on projects, students learn to express themselves clearly, collaborate kindly, and support others in meaningful ways.
Young learners practice taking initiative and working together through group games, helping roles, and simple community projects. Activities focus on cooperation, kindness, and building the confidence to contribute.
Older learners deepen their leadership skills through collaborative challenges, planning tasks, goal setting, and guided reflection. They learn to communicate effectively, solve problems thoughtfully, and be a positive influence while supporting younger peers with confidence and care.
Team building and communication activities
Role play and leadership practice
Hands-on projects connected to community
Opportunities for initiative, responsibility, and reflection
A warm, encouraging environment that strengthens confidence
This class helps children understand themselves as thoughtful, capable leaders who can collaborate, care for others, and make meaningful contributions at home, at school, and in their community.
January 5 to June 15
Please note: There will be no lessons February 16 (Family Day), March 16 (March break - consider our camp!), April 6 (Easter), and May 18 (Victoria Day)
Our Leadership class helps children understand what it means to lead with empathy, responsibility, and teamwork. At The Learning Hive, leadership is not about authority. It is about care, communication, and making a positive impact within a community.
Through games, role play, problem solving, and hands-on projects, students learn to express themselves clearly, collaborate kindly, and support others in meaningful ways.
Young learners practice taking initiative and working together through group games, helping roles, and simple community projects. Activities focus on cooperation, kindness, and building the confidence to contribute.
Older learners deepen their leadership skills through collaborative challenges, planning tasks, goal setting, and guided reflection. They learn to communicate effectively, solve problems thoughtfully, and be a positive influence while supporting younger peers with confidence and care.
Team building and communication activities
Role play and leadership practice
Hands-on projects connected to community
Opportunities for initiative, responsibility, and reflection
A warm, encouraging environment that strengthens confidence
This class helps children understand themselves as thoughtful, capable leaders who can collaborate, care for others, and make meaningful contributions at home, at school, and in their community.
We never want cost to be the barrier. If a payment plan would help, please reach out so we can support your family.
