The links presented on this page lead to websites which we consider useful, interesting, practical and / or informative.
Learning support, educational resources and educational activities
Eurêka!
Eurêka! is a free homework help service. Complementary to day school services, this service is available to students from 1re to 12e year and their parents outside of school hours.
Franco-Ontarian Center for Educational Resources
The Center franco is a strategic partner which provides educational services and resources to contribute to the development of French-language education.
Selection of the best sites for children
Selected by a team of childhood professionals, the sites in this directory meet many quality criteria. They are intended for children, young people, parents, but also for teaching staff who will find many useful resources there.
Modeling head
Tête à modeler is dedicated to parents and caregivers to help them keep their children busy intelligently. It offers ideas for crafts, manual activities, coloring, games as well as advice for parents.
Ici Radio-Canada - Zones for children and young people
Find a variety of TV shows, videos, games, activities, contests and applications for children and young people.
Francophone culture
ARTEM Cultural Center
The ARTEM Cultural Center is a non-profit organization whose mandate is to promote Francophone arts and culture in the Témiskaming region of Ontario.
La Ronde Cultural Center
The purpose of the La Ronde Cultural Center is to promote, stimulate and animate French life in the Timmins region. It allows Francophones to come together in the same place in order to preserve and develop their identity and their culture.
Hearst Arts Council
The Hearst Arts Council develops an interest in Francophone arts and culture in all its forms. It promotes the influence of French-language artists in Ontario through varied programming.
Franco-service
The unifying network of the Franco-Ontarian community since 2003.
Troubled childhood
TA @ school
TA@school aims to support Ontario education professionals who work with students with learning disabilities (LDs) in effectively adapting their teaching approach. The site also offers resources for parents so they can support their children with learning at home.
Ministry of Education – Special Education
The site helps understand childhood in difficulty according to the Ontario government.
Ontario Association for Families of Children with Communication Disorders (OAFCCD) (in english only)
OAFCCD's vision is that all children will have access to a continuum of speech and language services to help them successfully participate at home, at school and in the community.
Jules-Léger Center
The Jules-Léger Centre provides preschool, school, residential and advisory services to French-language school boards. These services are intended for French-speaking families who have children with learning disabilities, who are deaf or hard of hearing, who are blind or have low vision, or who are deafblind.
Autism Canada
Autism Society Canada works with provincial and territorial organizations, associations and societies to promote autism spectrum disorder (ASD) priorities. It organizes the exchange of information between individuals with ASD, families, professionals, researchers, governments and the public.
Quebec Autism Federation
The Quebec Autism Federation mobilizes all stakeholders to promote the well-being of individuals, raise awareness and inform the population about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and the situation of families. It contributes to the development of knowledge and its dissemination.
French education
French-language Catholic school boards in Ontario
Ontario has eight French-language Catholic school boards:
- Catholic School Board of Grandes Rivières
- Center-East Catholic School Board
- Nouvelon Catholic School Board
- MonAvenir Catholic School Board
- Providence Catholic School Board
- Aurora Borealis Catholic District School Board
- Eastern Ontario Catholic District School Board
- Franco-Nord Catholic District School Board
French-speaking postsecondary education institutions in Ontario
Ontario has two French-language public colleges and nine bilingual or French-language institutions that offer university programs.
Association of Colleges and Universities of the Canadian Francophonie (ACUFC)
The ACUFC is the network of post-secondary educational institutions of the Canadian Francophonie.
French Language Education in Ontario (ELF)
The ELF is a major network of French-language educational establishments.
Ontario College of Teachers (OCT)
The OEEO places the interests of students and their well-being first in regulating the profession and promoting excellence in teaching.
Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO)
EQAO is an independent agency of the Ontario government that develops and administers large-scale tests. Its role is to assess the achievement of Ontario students in reading, writing and mathematics at key stages of their education.
Healthy eating
Discover the foods
This site offers information on nutrition, food and healthy eating, as well as recipes, videos and interactive tools for healthy eating. The content is written and reviewed by registered dietitians.
Nutrition and healthy eating
The Government of Canada presents, among other things, Canada's Food Guide, nutrition labelling and healthy living strategies.
Anaphylaxis: Sabrina Law
Learn more about anaphylaxis, a serious allergic reaction that can be fatal in some cases.
Healthy Eating for Healthy Schools Act
The Ontario government is committed to making its schools healthier places for students to learn.