Jube School offers half-day, full-day, and multi-day customized field trips tailored to your curriculum. These interactive arts education experiences support personal and social growth, inspiring students and educators to explore creativity in fresh, engaging ways. Each program is designed to be meaningful, memorable, and rooted in real educational outcomes.

Jube School invites teachers to move their classroom to our site for a week of hands-on, arts-integrated learning. Students engage in inquiry-based activities, tours, and journaling, deepening their connection to the curriculum. This innovative model, pioneered in Calgary, has grown internationally and is known locally as Campus Calgary—Open Minds and Inquiring Minds.

Jube School’s virtual programming brings live, interactive arts education to your classroom via Zoom. From improv, stage combat, and storytelling to dance styles like Hip Hop, Bollywood, and West African, students explore the arts hands-on. Sessions also include Indigenous teachings and industry-led lectures, making arts learning accessible and engaging from anywhere.

Jube School’s free virtual workshops bring the arts directly into your classroom, offering engaging sessions in dance, comedy, storytelling, and visual arts. Led by experienced artists and educators, these hands-on workshops are tailored to different grade levels and are accessible to schools across Canada, making arts education fun, interactive, and easy to access.

Backstage Access is a unique event for high school students to explore the technical side of the entertainment industry. Participants take part in four hands-on workshops covering areas like lighting, audio, set design, makeup, costumes, and more. Open to all high school students, it's a chance to gain practical skills and behind-the-scenes experience.