Artistic and Cultural Activities Offered by Artistic and Cultural Organizations and Institutions in Montréal
Goals
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- Allow all elementary school students in disadvantaged Montréal areas to have access to artistic and cultural venues and to meaningful and varied experiences
- Promote cultural enhancement at school for all students, in partnership with the artistic and cultural community of Montréal
- Allow students to broaden their vision of the world, to shape their identity, to develop the power to act, find their voice, and participate in a civic goal
Target Audience
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- Students from elementary schools targeted by the Program (excluding 4-year-old preschool)
Amount of Allocation for Jeune Public and Accountability Report
- 25 $ per student per year to visit Montreal artistic and cultural venues
(basis for calculation : student enrolment of the previous school year)
Non admissible expenses: Activities at school and virtuel
Jeune Public Directory
The repertoire is presented by subject. You may use the search engine based on the following criteria :
- Cycle
- Type of activity : virtual or outdoor
- Language: French or English
- Montréal boroughs
- Cost : free or with entrance fee
To access the Jeune Public directory
A JP code is associated to each cultural partner.
Classification of Activities
Areas of the Québec Education Program:
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- Languages
- Mathematics, science and technology
- History and Citizenship
- Arts:
- Drama
- Visual Arts
- Dance
- Music
- Other disciplines:
- Circus Arts
- Emergent and multidisciplinary practices
Other Eligible Activities
The list of artistic and cultural partners in the Jeune Public Directory is not exhaustive. Some Montréal cultural activities do not appear, but they may be eligible. This is the case, for example, with the activities of the cultural committees of la Maison de la culture and of the City of Montréal (JP 99).
Transportation
In order to participate in a Jeune Public activity, you can benefit from preferential rates established by transport companies for A Montréal School for All. Each school is responsible for reserving and paying for transportation.
It is possible to use the Jeune Public allocation to cover the costs of transportation (school bus or public transport)
