Science studies are put into practice during this programme. Students learn more about the geology and geography of this area while visiting industries and sites that pertain to our environment and economy.

Highlights Include:
Return transportation by modern highway coach
The services of a knowledgeable Temple and Temple Activities Director throughout your tour
Variety in meals and sites
Variety in accommodation
“Tour to Remember” Booklet
Student Travel Companion
Flexibility in Itinerary planning
Evening security


Depart from your school. En route, your Activities Director will keep your students active and involved. Students will get a first-hand view of amalgamation, urban sprawl, the Canadian Shield and more as they pass through the various areas. Arrive in Espanola. Participate in workshops at the E.B. Eddy Paper Mill and including the Silviculture Trail (Model Forest). Arrive in Sudbury. Check into your accommodation. Dinner is in a restaurant (included). Enjoy bowling or swimming in your hotel’s lifeguarded pool! Overnight. Evening security is provided exclusively for your group each night from 11:00 pm to 6:00 am.


Breakfast is in a restaurant (included). Visit Science North to participate in science-related workshops of your choice. Lunch is at Science North (included). Attend a film presentation in the impressive IMAX theatre. Participate in programmes at Lake Laurentian Conservation area (seasonal). Dinner is in a restaurant (included). Continue with evening activities as outlined on DAY ONE.


Check out of your accommodation. Breakfast is in a restaurant (included). Participate in a guided tour of the Big Nickel Mine. Students will descend into the mine, learn more about life as a miner and study the geology of the area’s surface. Tour along the Path of Discovery which traces the history of mining in the Sudbury Basin area. Lunch is provided (included). Depart for your school.

AGAWA CANYON TRAIN TOUR:
Enjoy a one-day rail excursion into the heart of the Canadian Wilderness including a fully-narrated tour aboard “picture window” coaches or scenic “dome cars.” Breakfast and lunch are served while your group enjoys the breathtaking vistas of lakes, rivers and waterfalls. This rail line was the setting for the Group of Seven, as they travelled in box cars, painting the scenery of Northern Ontario (seasonal service).