SprintMind
Education Center Scarborough

We are a boutique K-12 learning center that rejects “drill-and-kill” repetition. Instead, we prioritize relational learning, critical thinking, and future-proofing children for the AI era. Our philosophy is simple: every child is one great mentor away from loving school again.

Yes! We provide safe, reliable after-school transportation and pick-up services from local Scarborough schools including Holy Spirit, Vradenburg, Lynngate, Bridlewood, Pauline Johnson, John Buchan, Tam O’Shanter, and Inglewood Heights.

From 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, students get dedicated homework help combined with our specialized daily courses: Science & STEM (Mon), Music (Mon), French Support (Tue), Chess & Logic (Wed), English Literacy (Thu), and the Ontario Math Curriculum (Fri).

Our pricing is highly flexible based on how many days your child attends. Plans range from $99/month (1 day a week) to $375/month (5 days a week). Enrolled students also enjoy a 10% discount on PA Day and Holiday camps.

Food literacy helps us understand where our food comes from and how it impacts our bodies, connecting the daily energy we consume directly to the biological life systems that keep us healthy and active.

Percussion instruments, such as drums or tambourines, create the steady beat or pulse of the music. This provides a structural foundation that helps vocalists and other musicians stay in time together.

Chess puzzles challenge players to find the best possible move in specific, simulated scenarios. This repetitive problem-solving trains the brain to quickly recognize patterns, anticipate opponent moves, and apply tactical strategies during live game play.

Phonics teaches the relationship between sounds and their spelling. By mastering these sounds, students can more easily decode spoken words during listening exercises and correctly spell out vocabulary during writing tasks.

Reading comprehension exposes students to a wide variety of vocabulary, sentence structures, and organized arguments. This broader understanding allows them to articulate their own thoughts more clearly, confidently, and persuasively when speaking to an audience.

A foundational concept is distinguishing between “needs” (essentials like food and shelter) and “wants” (extras like toys or treats). Understanding this difference, along with recognizing currency values, helps build basic budgeting and saving skills.