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Bring the World to Your Classroom
Take your students on an exciting and enriching artistic journey. Through the arts, the Aga Khan Museum is dedicated to sparking wonder, curiosity, and understanding of Muslim cultures and their connection with other cultures.
Engage your classroom with:
• Experiential, inquiry-based learning activities with connections to an array of subjects.
• K-12 Ontario curriculum-linked workshops and interactive tours.
• In-person and virtual experiences.
• In-school outreach programs.
• Fully customizable half and full-day programs.
Contact learn@agakhanmuseum.org to learn more about funded field trip opportunities.
Elevating Education through the Arts
Exciting curriculum-connected programs designed to enrich students’ academic lives and inspire their hearts.
Programs at the Museums of Mississauga offer interactive, handson experiences exploring the vibrant heritage of the area, including Indigenous history, Truth & Reconciliation, Black and early Settler history and more, with authentic local connections.
1.5 hr programs: $6.90 per student 2 hr programs: $7.21 per student
The City of Mississauga offers unique educational opportunities for students that support the objectives of the Ontario curriculum. Book your field trip today! Visit: mississauga.ca/schoolprograms Email: school.bookings@mississauga.ca Phone: 905-615-3200 x 6009
Visual & Performing Arts workshops at The Living Arts Centre are taught by trained arts professionals, and give students the opportunity to try their hands at ceramics, print, drama, dance and much more.
All in-person workshops: $11.75 per student (minimum booking of 18 students).
2025/26
Performances
Give students the chance experience memorable performances in professional theatres!
Seats are $10.50 per person. For every ten seats purchased, one seat is free.
GR ADES K—12 GR ADES K—12 SCHOOL VISITS SCHOOL VISITS
SEPTEMBER 2025 – JUNE 2026
School Visits at Harbourfront Centre offer full- and half-day, hands-on experiences for students from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Led by our talented Educators, programs spark creativity, support personal growth, and align with the Ontario Curriculum.
Core Programs take place onsite at Harbourfront Centre’s 10-acre waterfront campus, giving your students the chance to explore Visual Arts, Performing Arts or Urban Studies.
Seasonal Programs are available for a limited time each school year. Spots fill up quickly, so be sure to book in advance to secure your spot.
Special Programs are limited-time offerings that take advantage of partner organizations, special exhibitions in our galleries, performances, festivals and other events at Harbourfront Centre.
SHSM workshops are three hours long and meet Ontario Ministry of Education requirements, with students receiving a participation certificate.
Before your visit, we’ll collect details about your SHSM students to tailor the workshop to their learning goals. Contact our Registrar to get started.
TO BOOK YOUR SCHOOL VISITS PROGRAM, SCAN THE QR CODE FOR THE REGISTRATION FORM
THE CLASSROOM IS HERE
Register Your Kindergarten to Grade 12 Class Today & Enjoy a Free Preview of The Fair!
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Greater Toronto
Active Kids Zone
951 Alness Street
Toronto, ON M3J 2J1
T: (416) 650-5060
E: fun@activekidszone.com www.activekidszone.com
Aga Khan Museum
77 Wynford Drive
Toronto, ON M3C 1K1
T: (416) 646-4677
E: learn@agakhanmuseum.org www.agakhanmuseum.org
Air Riderz Trampoline Park
4 & 5, 3600 Ridgeway Drive
Mississauga, ON L5L 0B4
T: (905) 820-7500
E: info@airriderz.com www.airriderz.com
All About Kids North Toronto
115, 2005 Sheppard Avenue E Toronto, ON M2J 5B4
T: (416) 496-3232
E: info@allaboutkids.ca www.allaboutkids.ca
All About Kids Leslieville
1055 Gerrard Street E Toronto, ON M4M 1Z7
T: (416) 463-KIDS (5437)
E: info@allaboutkids.ca www.allaboutkids.ca
All Fired Up Paintable Ceramics
8 & 10 Brentwood Road N Toronto, ON M8X 2B5
T: (416) 233-5512
E: info@afu-ceramics.com www.afu-ceramics.com
Allan Gardens Conservatory 19 Horticultual Avenue Toronto, ON M5A 2P2
Casa Loma is one of Toronto’s premier historic attractions. Casa Loma offers students an opportunity to step back in time to a bygone era and learn about life in the early 20th century.
Our guided group tours connect students to the concepts of historical thinking through interactive experiences. Each tour is targeted to a group’s specific age range and curriculum requirements
Medieval Studies (grade 4); Pre/Post WW1 tour (grade 10); Hollywood Tour (all grades); Lost Jewels Tour (JK-2); History of Canada Through Paintings Tour (grades 1-10) and General History Tours geared to the curriculum in your grade. We also offer a very special Holiday Program for schools during the month of December.
Casa Loma - where learning comes to life. Explore Toronto's premier historic attraction, once home to Sir Henry Pellatt, Canadian financier, industrialist, and military officer. This Edwardian castle offers a captivating journey into the early 20th century, providing students with immersive educational tours that bring history to life. Designed by architect E.J. Lennox and completed in 1914, Casa Loma spans 200,000 square feet atop a Toronto hill, showcasing grandeur and history. Discover the past through interactive experiences, connecting students with historical thinking concepts.
For more information on Casa Loma and our education tours please visit: www.casaloma.ca
Centreville Amusement Park is the ultimate summer destination!
Located on the Toronto Islands which boasts 600 acres of natural parkland, Centreville offers a full day of school field trip or family fun – featuring over 30 kid-sized rides and attractions, Far Enough Farm, and a variety of casual restaurants - there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Centreville is one of Toronto’s most popular summer destinations for school-aged children and families. Full of fun and scenic views, Centreville is the ideal place for a memorable summer outing.
info@centreisland.ca
Greater Toronto
City Experiences -Cruises Toronto
425, 207 Queens Quay W, PO Box 101
Toronto, ON M5J 1A7
T: (416) 203-0178
www.cityexperiences.com/toronto
Cloud Gardens Conservatory – will reopen in 2027
14 Temperance Street
Toronto, ON M5H 1Y4
T: (416) 392-7288 www.toronto.ca
CN Tower
290 Bremner Boulevard
Toronto, ON M5V 3L9
T: (416) 868-6937
E: groupsales@cntower.ca www.cntower.ca
Coca-Cola Coliseum 45 Manitoba Drive Toronto, ON M6K 3C3
Maple Leaf Square – Sports & Entertainment District 15 York Street
Toronto, ON M5J 0A3
T: (416) 815-1111
E: fanservices@mlse.com www.mlse.com
Massey Hall
178 Victoria Street
Toronto, ON M5B 1T7
T: (416) 872-4255
E: contactus@mh-rth.com www.masseyhall.com
McMichael Canadian Art Collection
10365 Islington Avenue
Kleinburg, ON L0J 1C0
T: (905) 893-1121
E: info@mcmichael.com www.mcmichael.com
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The Gardiner Museum’s school programs engage with the Ontario Curriculum in fun and creative ways through clay, with an emphasis on hands-on, experiential learning. Take a gallery tour, pottery workshop, or both!
For more information, visit gardinermuseum.com/schools or contact us at education@gardinermuseum.com.
• Programs for students JK to Grade 12
• Curriculum links to Visual Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, Canadian and World Studies, History, Geography, Language, and Science
• Starting at just $10 per student for a guided tour
• Discover mythical creatures, explore cross cultural connections, uncover ancient food habits, and more
E: education@ripleysaquariumofcanada. com www.ripleyaquariums.com/canada
Riverdale Farm
201 Winchester Street
Toronto, ON M4X 1B8
T: (416) 392-6794
E: farm@toronto.ca www.riverdalefarmtoronto.ca
Rogers Centre
1 Blue Jays Way
Toronto, ON M5V 1J1
T: (416) 341-1000
E: fanfeedback@bluejays.com www.rogerscentre.com
Roseneath Theatre
3rd Floor, 651 Dufferin Street
Toronto, ON M6K 2B2
T: (416) 686-5199
E: education@roseneath.ca www.roseneath.ca
Roy Thomson Hall
60 Simcoe Street
Toronto, ON M5J 2H5
T: (416) 872-4255
E: contactus@mh-rth.com www.roythomsonhall.com
Royal Alexandra Theatre
260 King Street W Toronto, ON M5V 1H9
T: (800) 461-3333
E: educationandevents@mirvish.com www.mirvish.com
Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queen’s Park Toronto, ON M5S 2C6
T: (416) 586-8000
E: info@rom.on.ca www.rom.on.ca
Scarborough Museum 1007 Brimley Road
Toronto, ON M1P 3E8
T: (416) 338-8807
E: shm@toronto.ca www.toronto.ca
Scotiabank Arena
500, 50 Bay Street
Toronto, ON M5J 2L2
T: (416) 815-5500
E: fanservices@mlse.com www.scotiabankarena.com
Shaw Festival
10 Queen’s Parade, Box 774
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON L0S 1J0
T: (905) 468-2172
E: boxoffice@shawfest.com www.shawfest.com
Enoch Turner Schoolhouse
Step inside an 1858 classroom and explore the past.
The Enoch Turner Schoolhouse — originally known as the Ward School — was the first free school in Toronto, and is an important part of the story of public education in Ontario. Today, the schoolhouse welcomes students and learners of all ages to explore Victorian education in a growing city.
Program topics include:
Mrs. Henderson’s Classroom (60 min) | Ages 6-11
Our most popular program! Students step back in time to 1858 to experience an average school day for a Victorian child.
Victorian Childhood (40 min) | Ages 6-11
Learn about what children in industrial Toronto did for fun, including the games and toys they played with.
Dancing and Decorum (40 min) | Ages 6-11
Discover the importance of dance as a social activity in Victorian society, as well as the importance of proper etiquette.
General Tour (30 min) | Older youth or adults
Learn about the history of the building and its role in advancing public, accessible education and the history of the nearby community.
A NEW STORY AWAITS YOU AT THE THEATRE MUSICALS
SEP 16 – NOV 2, 2025
Toronto Premiere M 8+
BEGINS DEC 2025
Canadian Premiere M 6+
MAR – APR 2026
Canadian Premiere M 12+
SEP 23 – NOV 2, 2025
Toronto Premiere M All ages
JAN – FEB 2026
Canadian Premiere M 10+
APR – MAY 2026
Canadian Premiere M 14+
SEP 30 – OCT 26, 2025
Canadian Premiere M 12+
FEB – MAR 2026
Canadian Premiere M 12+
JUN – JUL 2026
Canadian Premiere M 12+
2025 | 26 MIRVISH THEATRE SEASON IN TORONTO
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POST-SHOW Q&A
Nothing excites our students more than the chance to speak with members of the cast & crew following a performance.
STUDY GUIDES
Many shows in our season offer free study guides that help you and your students get the most out of your theatre experience.
WORKSHOPS
Enhance your experience of the production by participating in a workshop led by experienced Artist Educators.
HISTORICAL THEATRE TOURS
Our guided tours let your students explore the rich history, unique character, and hidden stories of these landmark theatres that have been instrumental in shaping Toronto’s Entertainment District.
*Backstage not included. PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES (FOR CHORAL GROUP)
Choral performance groups have an opportunity to showcase their talent in one of our spectacular theatre lobby or lounge spaces before the show. SCAN TO VIEW
The first and only aquatic facility of its kind in Ontario, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada provides educators and students a wide array of quality environmental education programs. Our suite of school programs offers a range of interactive and exciting options that are designed to meet Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum standards and provide participants with a deeper understanding of the aquatic world and the importance of environmental protection and conservation in our ocean.
In addition to self-guided visits, the Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada also offers curriculum-connected programs taught in classrooms as well as throughout the aquarium. Classroom Workshops are linked to Ontario’s Ministry of Education curriculum and include one or more hands-on activities or experiments and a component of conservation and environmental awareness.
DISCOVER, GROW, AND CONNECT
Roseneath’s 2025-26 Season!
Get ready to inspire your students with Roseneath Theatre’s 2025-26 season, “LISTEN TO YOUR HEART”! They’re thrilled to offer three captivating productions designed to take young audiences on an unforgettable journey of self-discovery. These shows are touring across Ontario!
Roseneath Theatre’s season kicks off with a beloved classic, MORGAN’S JOURNEY (Grades K-4). Directed by their founder, Robert Morgan, this one-person show is where it all began for Roseneath. From the moment of her birth, we follow Morgan the Clown on a journey of discovery. It’s a joyous yet poignant exploration of childhood, teaching invaluable lessons about love and the true meaning of friendship.
For Black History/Futures Month, Roseneath proudly presents THE FLIGHT (Grades 7-12). Written and performed by the award-winning Beryl Bain, this powerful production tells the inspiring true story of Bessie Coleman, the first Black person to earn an international pilot’s license in the 1920s. It’s a fantastic opportunity to bring history to life in your classroom.
And returning for spring elementary production is the highly acclaimed LADIES AND GENTLEMEN BOYS AND GIRLS (Grades 4-8) by Dave Deveau. This important play follows a young person’s gender journey and highlights the struggles and ultimate support they receive
from their family. It’s a beautiful story about acceptance and understanding.
Help your students listen to their hearts and connect with these excellent, relevant stories.
Bring the magic of live theatre to your school and community – book a Roseneath production today at roseneath.ca!
2025- 2026 SEASON
Listen to your Heart
Morgan’s Journey Grades
K-4
From the moment of her birth, we follow Morgan the Clown on a journey of discovery. Encountering inevitable growing pains, Morgan learns a valuable and moving lesson about love and the true meaning of friendship. Morgan’s Journey has been delighting children and their families around the world for nearly 40 years.
Book today at
The Flight explores the life of Bessie Coleman, the first Native-African-AmericanWoman to hold
The Village at Black Creek –Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
1000 Murray Ross Parkway North York, ON M3J 2P3
T: (416) 667-6295
E: village.info@trca.ca www.blackcreek.ca
TIFF Kids International Film Festival
TIFF Bell Lightbox, Reitman Square, 350 King Street West Toronto, ON M5V 3X5
T: (416) 599-2033
E: customerrelations@tiff.net www.tiff.net
Narnia returns! Step through the wardrobe and enter a magical world. Filled with breathtaking battles, mythical creatures and unforgettable characters, this new adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ classic will delight the whole family.
FEATURING JEFF IRVING, KRISTI FRANK, ÉLODIE GILLETT, ALEXANDRA GRATTON AND KELLY WONG
COADAPTED FOR THE STAGE BY SELMA DIMITRIJEVIC AND TIM CARROLL
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY C.S. LEWIS DIRECTED BY SELMA DIMITRIJEVIC
& Barbara Besse
Client: SHAW FESTIVAL Publication: Greater Toronto School
Contact: MACKENZIE@KEYGORDON.COM | Key Gordon Communications
Cole Porter’s great musical Anything Goes will tap dance onto the Festival stage this season. Playing alongside it will be the student and family classic The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and the heart-pounding thriller Wait Until Dark. School groups can discover events and activities for all ages at The Shaw — experience in-depth chats, insightful workshops, musical concerts and so much more.
Connect with The Shaw’s world-class facilities and artists. Explore our video study guides, activity ideas professional development opportunities, and more — and learn how to bring your school group or class.
Go beyond the stage for youth and educators by calling our box office at 1-800-511-7429 or visit
www.shawfest.com/visit/school-groups/
Get Them OUTSIDE!
Make memories to last a lifetime with curriculum-linked field trips in nature.
With curriculum-linked programming from K-12, SHSM certifications supporting multiple sectors and
SPE-I.C.E, TRCA brings learning to life at 9 unique GTA locations:
•Albion Hills Field Centre, Caledon
•Claremont Nature Centre, Pickering
•Claireville Outdoor Education Centre, Brampton
•Kortright Centre for Conservation, Vaughan
•Lake St. George Field Centre, Richmond Hill
•The Meadoway, Toronto
• The Nature Centre at Bruce's Mill, Stouffville
•The Village at Black Creek, Toronto
• Tommy Thompson Park, Toronto
Getting students outside and into hands-on learning, whether it’s for a few hours or a few days, is easy with TRCA.
Overnight Visits
Build the perfect classroom culture on an overnight field trip.
Campfires, team building, and time in nature builds resilience, strengthens peer connections, and develops a lasting appreciation for the environment. TRCA’s overnight centres are in the GTA with comfortable accommodations, delicious meals and inspiring scenery.
Day Visits
Visit for the morning, the afternoon, or the entire day! Get outside and get moving, unplug and recharge with nature, make real-world connections to curriculum—all conveniently in the GTA!
Greater Toronto
Todmorden Mills Heritage Site
67 Pottery Road
Toronto, ON M4K 2B9
T: (416) 396-2819
E: todmorden@toronto.ca www.toronto.ca
Tommy Thompson Park – Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
Just under 70 kilometers from downtown Toronto, Lakeridge Resort is located in the scenic Oak Ridges Moraine in Uxbridge.
We are an exciting and safe destination for families to develop their skills and ignite their passion for snow sports. With 22 runs for skiers and snowboarders spread across 70 acres, the resort offers a variety of trails suitable for all levels, from beginners to experts.
You’ll experience two dedicated terrain parks, a snow-cross run and a separate snow tubing park. We have three chairlifts, including a high-speed detachable chairlift with a six-seat capacity.
Snow tubing is the perfect activity for those looking to experience the thrill of downhill speed without the challenges of traditional tobogganing. It combines the excitement of speeding down the slopes with the ease of floating in a pool. Lakeridge Resort’s dedicated snow tubing park is ideal for families and groups, offering fun for nearly all ages. We provide the tubes and the snow—you bring the excitement!
Ignite learning through the magic of live theatre with Arts Adventures! All shows have curriculum connections, and many include Study Guides full of resources and activities to use before and after the show. Discover ideas, emotions, and creativity in a way that truly resonates with students.
Blue Mountain Resort: A Breath of Fresh Air for Your Classroom
If you’re a teacher looking for a class field trip that will excite your students and align with your educational goals, or an end-of-year celebration to reward a year well done, Blue Mountain is the perfect destination. We consider ourselves an outdoor extension of your classroom and can provide step-by-step assistance to ensure smooth planning and an enjoyable experience for all.
Blue Mountain offers a world-class facility, unmatched by any other in Ontario. We have collaborated with educational consultants to create lesson plans that integrate our unique environment with the school curriculum from K to Grade 12.
Children thrive on new experiences and the chance to challenge themselves. Regardless of the season, adventure is always part of the program, with a wide variety of mountain experiences designed to inspire and challenge students while providing a safe and inclusive learning environment.
Day and overnight trip options are available, and our programming centers around our Adventure and Explore parks, which consist of over 13 attractions and more than 30 km of hiking and biking trails across the Niagara Escarpment – a World Biosphere Reserve.
In winter, we adhere to OSRA recommendations and offer students the opportunity to learn to ski and snowboard or improve their skills at Ontario’s largest ski resort. Blue Mountain provides dedicated school group event managers, ambassadors, and certified ski and snowboard instructors. Rentals are pre-set for a smooth arrival, and we also offer activities for students who may not wish to ski or snowboard.
Leadership-based programming combined with resort attractions and traditional camp activities is also available. Here, students can connect with nature, build friendships, celebrate personal growth, and contribute to Blue Mountain’s commitment to sustainability.
Why Blue Mountain?
• Year-round activities linked to curriculum, skills, and initiatives
• Pre-written teaching notes and lesson plans available for all activities
• Compliant with OSBIE and OSRA
• Outdoor Education, OPHEA endorsed
• Inclusivity and accessibility
If you’re ready to participate in an unparalleled group experience, class is in session.
Blue Mountain Resort
1-833-583-2583
CUSTOMIZED DAY OR OVERNIGHT TRIPS & LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS
Take learning beyond the classroom with unforgettable, outdoor experiences!
Blue Mountain Resort is a world-class outdoor education facility, unsurpassed by any other in Ontario We bring the Curriculum to life through our year-round offerings for students of all abilities in Kindergarten through grade 12.
Contact us to discuss how we can help you plan your next school trip.
The first and only aquatic facility of its kind in Ontario, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada provides educators and students a wide array of quality environmental education programs. Our suite of school programs offers a range of interactive and exciting options that are designed to meet Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum standards and provide participants with a deeper understanding of the aquatic world and the importance of environmental protection and conservation in our ocean.
In addition to self-guided visits, the Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada also offers curriculum-connected programs taught in classrooms as well as throughout the aquarium. Classroom Workshops are linked to Ontario’s Ministry of Education curriculum and include one or more hands-on activities or experiments and a component of conservation and environmental awareness.
