About "Education"
Canadian Geographic Education creates classroom materials, runs programs and works with teachers to raise geographic literacy and spark a lifelong curiosity about Canada among the country’s students.
After leaving Alberta at 4 a.m., the students who won Canada's Coolest School Trip were happy to finally arrive at Ontario’s Thousand Islands National Park. (Photo: Tanya Kirnishni)
Ontario teacher Terri Munn encourages her students to be eco-conscious. (Photo courtesy Terri Munn)
Adventurer Mylène Paquette, right, host of the 2018 Challenge final, celebrates with national champion William Chapman following the competition at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa May 28. (Photo: Lindsay Ralph/Canadian Geographic)
More than 10,000 people visit the Canada-Wide Science Fair each year. This year, 450 young finalists from across Canada presented more than 400 projects on topics related to information technology, health, energy, the environment and more. (Photo: Katherine Lissitsa/Canadian Geographic)
RCGS Fellow and artist Christopher Walker painted “Expedition,” of Sir John Franklin's HMS Erebus and Terror, to depict the determination and hopeful spirit that carried the explorers into the Arctic in the first place. Read on to see what a few of the Society’s other Fellows are working on this year. (Image: Christopher Walker)
Sarah Baird Whelan is pictured on the Rennie's River walking trail near her school, Rennie's River Elementary, in St. John’s, N.L. (Photo courtesy Sarah Baird Whelan)
Mrs. Henderson's Grade 8 class at Dr. Roy Wilson Learning Centre in Medicine Hat are the winners of the 2018 Canada's Coolest School Trip competition. (Photo: Susan Guerra, Medicine Hat Public School Division)
Social studies teacher Helen Smith-MacPhail, pictured in Gatineau, Que. with the Canadian Parliament in the background, focuses on democracy and the meaning of citizenship in her classroom. (Photo courtesy Helen Smith-MacPhail)
