March Break - Around the World In Winter ❄️
Trade in your luggage for ladles this March Break and join us for our brand new camp program, Around the World in Winter!
Travel the World Through Food This March Break
Inspired by our incredibly popular Around the World summer camp series, Around the World in Winter is an exciting culinary adventure where each day takes campers to a new country and into the heart of its seasonal cuisine. This year, we’re exploring nations from the Northern Hemisphere that, like us, experience cold winters, creating hearty, warming recipes that are perfect for the season.
Buckle Up for our 2026 itinerary and Menu Sneak Peek
From the iconic Swedish meatballs, to the savoury spices of Northern India, and the soul-warming curries and confections of Japan, every day of this program brings a newdestination, a new culture, and a new set of recipes to master.
Our Program
Much like our Summer Camp program Your junior chef will learn kitchen safety, fundamental cooking and baking techniques, proper knife skills, and the value of teamwork in the kitchen.
✅ 5-day; Monday to Friday; 9:00am to 4:00pm
✅ Gain practical cooking and baking skills and the confidence to apply them at home.
✅ Cook from 4-5 recipes from scratch DAILY
✅ Morning recipes act as lunch items for campers while afternoon recipes are used as take-home products to share with the family!
✅ Pricing - $675 tuition + $35 Uniform kit
✅Minimum age requirement 7+
Program Highlights
March Break Camp Team
Our march break camp teams are comprised of 4 staff members: A Lead Chef, a Sous Chef, a Camp Counsellor and a Kitchen Assistant.
WE ARE PEANUT FREE AND ALLERGY AWARE
Rooks to Cooks is both Peanut Free
and Allergy Aware! We ask that parents speak to our staff about any known allergies prior to the start of your program. We strive to accommodate all campers and we will work with parents and children to ensure that the necessary precautions have been taken. It is important that
all parties (camp staff, parents and campers) clearly understand that, in no way, can we guarantee that we will be able to remove all allergy-inducing ingredients from our recipes.