The Frontenac County Schools Museum offers full- and half-day programming for elementary classes. Visit the museum to learn what it was like for a student to attend school in 1899! Museum programming is rooted in the Critical Inquiry Process and Dialogic Interpretation. Students are encouraged to critically think and reflect on what it was really like to attend a one-room school. Programming aims to deconstruct the one-room school era and encourage meaningful discussion across historical eras.

Along with the new “One Room School Experience,” Museum programming can include a combination of the following:

  • Arts and Crafts
  • Artefact Analysis
  • What Makes a Community?
  • Indigenous Education
  • Recess Games

For more information about each program take a look at our programming brochure here

Contact the Museum by phone at 613-544-9113 or by email at info@fcsmuseum.com to book a visit.