M(M)A offers free in-school art programs
February 24, 2023
Bring the McMaster Museum of Art to YOUR classroom
March 20 – June 23, 2023
The McMaster Museum of Art is pleased to announce our Spring 2023 In-School Programs! These programs are cross-curricular and offer visual art-based learning opportunities that engage your students in the critical analysis process. Our Education Staff will work with you to develop a program focused on your classroom interests and customized to suit your studies.
These programs are entirely FREE and offered to grades 4-8 on a first-come first-served basis with priority given to High Priority HWDSB and HWCDSB Equal Opportunity elementary schools.
Spaces are limited! If you are interested in booking a FREE In-School Program for your class, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/VqZfdvf4vUZA8ri47
Please note:
- Your booking is NOT confirmed until you receive a confirmation email from M(M)A staff.
- All programs are 1 hour long (see available dates and times here.)
- Programs are FREE; all materials are provided.
- To serve as many schools as possible, there is a LIMIT OF ONE CLASS VISIT PER SCHOOL.
- Teacher must remain with class while program is being delivered.
- We cannot accommodate more students than the amount on this form.
Cancellation Policy
Please note: M(M)A programs are FREE. The museum has the right to cancel programs in advance of scheduled start times due to unforeseen or unexpected circumstances.
Questions?
Contact: Teresa Gregorio, Education Officer
905-525-9140 x 26059
gregort@mcmaster.ca
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