Thakur prefers going to bed in the early afternoon and waking up at about 3 a.m. to do his homework. Another 28 will attend from February to June. It's so cool. I visit my mother. Thomson rents a room near the Centre.
Students do more than follow the school curriculum.
They're involved in the life of the Centre, acting as hosts, working with children and using resources such as the biotechnology lab and computer learning centre. The program is a collaborative venture with the Toronto public and separate school boards. This article first appeared on November 7, 2000. We welcome your feedback. All rights reserved.