Upcoming workshops
October 2026
Bring your questions to this Ma place est ici ! information session. A Repeat session will be on Thursday, Oct 8th at Noon.
This session equips parents with practical, adaptable strategies to support their child with special needs through school transitions. You will learn actionable tools to help manage transition anxieties, build core coping skills, and set clear, realistic expectations for a confident shift into a new environment.
Join us live in the field to discover how scientists monitor river health using aquatic insects! A dynamic immersion into the world of natural sciences alongside real experts!
Join us for an overview of provincial organizations and networks supporting Quebec’s English-speaking community and how they can connect to your CLC work.
Bring your questions to this Ma place est ici ! information session.
In this dynamic one-hour session, we will explore new Learning Activities developed over the past school year. Tailored specifically to your grade level, this webinar unpacks complete turnkey resources—examining their core purpose, key content themes, and practical strategies for seamless classroom implementation.
Looking to amplify student voices through digital storytelling? Join us for a hands-on Professional LEARNing Day!
Lizards, snakes, birds, even cacti – Canada’s most southern National Park is home to an incredible variety of living things! You’ll learn about what makes Point Pelee so special, and what Parks Canada and partners do to protect this unique place.
How can parents help kids learn to get through discomfort, worry & uncertainty, especially with regards to school. This will be explored taking into consideration the realities of today’s use of technology and AI.
Discover how to transform your secondary classroom with Curio, Canada’s leading educational streaming platform from CBC/Radio-Canada. This presentation walks through Curio’s ad-free, bilingual catalogue of 11,000 programs—including news reports, shorts, documentaries, podcasts, and public affairs programming—all curated and aligned to provincial curricula.
How can parents help kids learn to get through discomfort, worry & uncertainty, especially with regards to school. This will be explored taking into consideration the realities of today’s use of technology and AI.
Blacksmiths played a vital role at Hudson's Bay Company trading posts across Canada, and Fort Langley on the BC coast was not exception. Learn the science behind how blacksmiths use the heat of the forge and precision techniques to shape metal into practical tools and wonderous works of art.
This Partner Spotlight will feature Amanda Merpaw, English Program Director at the national bilingual non-profit organization Poetry in Voice/Les voix de la poésie, who will share all there is to bring into classrooms connected to poetry reading, writing, and recitation.
Join us to discover how these digital tools can enhance student engagement, streamline assessment, and support your Physical Education program!
Join us during Media Literacy Week! This workshop was created to provide tweens and young teens with strategies and knowledge that will help them respect themselves, respect others and respect the space when using social media.
Join us to discover how these digital tools can enhance student engagement, streamline assessment, and support your Physical Education program!
Join us during Media Literacy Week! This session helps promote safe and informed online behaviour through encouraging youth to make safe, ethical and knowledge-based decisions online. Youth will also learn strategies and supports that are available to assist them with issues they encounter online. Covering topics such as sending intimate images, online harassment and cyberbullying.
November 2026
In this online activity sequence, LEARN and Éducaloi are working together to introduce students to the basics of using the Internet and social networks.
This session equips parents with practical, adaptable strategies to support their child with special needs through school transitions. You will learn actionable tools to help manage transition anxieties, build core coping skills, and set clear, realistic expectations for a confident shift into a new environment.
Through artifacts, archaeological remains, and interactive elements, this educational online activity invites students to investigate the diplomatic encounters that shaped the history of New France.
Looking to take learning beyond the classroom walls? Join us for a hands-on Professional LEARNing Day!
Students are invited to virtually explore the decks of HMCS Haida while learning about how Canada’s rapid industrialization during the war supported Allied sailors and soldiers all over the world. Students will learn about the men and women who served in the Royal Canadian Navy and the lasting impacts of their contribution and sacrifice.
In this dynamic one-hour session, we will explore new Learning Activities developed over the past school year. Tailored specifically to your grade level, this webinar unpacks complete turnkey resources—examining their core purpose, key content themes, and practical strategies for seamless classroom implementation.
Dive into the unseen and become a true budding scientist! A stimulating opportunity to connect cutting-edge science with action for biodiversity!
In this dynamic one-hour session, we will explore new Learning Activities developed over the past school year. Tailored specifically to your grade level, this webinar unpacks complete turnkey resources—examining their core purpose, key content themes, and practical strategies for seamless classroom implementation.
In this dynamic one-hour session, we will explore new Learning Activities developed over the past school year. Tailored specifically to your grade level, this webinar unpacks complete turnkey resources—examining their core purpose, key content themes, and practical strategies for seamless classroom implementation.
December 2026
Through an engaging and interactive historical inquiry, students delve into the threats facing Canada in the 19th century, while exploring the strategic significance of the Grand Trunk Railway and the critical role of transportation networks in shaping the country’s development.
Join the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) for a hands-on workshop with educators Bobbie-Jo Leclair and Joël Tétrault, two of the Indigenous educators who created Indigenous Voices. They will share insights into its development and guide participants through its pathways, films, activities, and accompanying educator and student resources.
This network activity immerses participating classes in a typical Victorian Christmas by presenting Mr Cartier's home, which hosted numerous receptions and Christmas celebrations.
Explore the fascinating and little-known world of sea stars by examining their anatomy, lifestyle, and the connections between mussels, crabs, anemones, and sea stars.
January 2027
In this dynamic one-hour session, we will explore new Learning Activities developed over the past school year. Tailored specifically to your grade level, this webinar unpacks complete turnkey resources—examining their core purpose, key content themes, and practical strategies for seamless classroom implementation.
In this dynamic one-hour session, we will explore new Learning Activities developed over the past school year. Tailored specifically to your grade level, this webinar unpacks complete turnkey resources—examining their core purpose, key content themes, and practical strategies for seamless classroom implementation.
February 2027
Unpack the myths around success, explore all pathways, and imagine what a world without trades would truly mean for your child’s future.