Registration for the fall session (September, October, November & December) is now full. 

The winter session will include dates in January, February and March will open on October 29 at 8:00 AM. 

The spring session includes dates in April, May, and June and will open on February 11 at 8:00 AM. 

We do our best to ensure equity of access for all schools. 

REGISTRATION F.A.Q.

How does the registration process work?

Registration requests are submitted via Google Form on the registration page of this website. Priority for registration, including for residencies, will be given to classes with self-identified Indigenous students. Teachers can check with their administrator(s) or look on CLEVR to find this information. Please be reminded that self-identification is confidential and must never be shared. This information is to support your programming, not for anyone else in the class or school to know. 

Will the cost of transportation be covered? 

In an attempt to remove barriers to accessing these programs, we are able to provide funding for transportation for schools for 2 - 3 trips per academic year, depending on the size of your school. The cost of transportation for any additional trips will be the responsibility of the attending school. 

What dates are available?

You can see what dates are open for registration on the Land-Based and Indigenous Education calendar (linked below). Dates marked "OPEN" are available for registration. I update the calendar as I process registrations. Please choose from the list of available dates when you complete your registration request. Keep in mind that I often receive numerous registration requests over the course of a day and so dates that are available on the calendar now may actually be spoken for by the time I get to your registration. The more possible dates you provide me with on your registration form, the more likely I'll be able to book a date for your class.  You will receive an email response once your registration is confirmed.

How many classes can we send on the same day?

Schools can choose to send one class for a full day of programming (both AM and PM program) or can split the day between two classes, with one class participating in programming in the AM and one in the PM. If a school sends two classes on the same day, classroom teachers will need to lead their own programming for the half of the day that they're not in the program with Jenn. 

Can we include a cookout lunch?

Yes! One class at a time can have a cookout at the fire pit in front of the Akinomaagayegaamikoong building. Teachers are responsible for bringing their own food. We will provide the roasting sticks for you, will manage the fire, and will explain the safety expectations to your class at lunchtime. Teachers and Akinomaagayegaamikoong staff work together to ensure the cookouts are a safe and fun experience for students. 

More questions? Feel free to email Jenn Bailey (jbailey@ugcloud.ca)