About the Program
Using an interactive game book, students will assume one of several possible identities of a newly arrived person in 1910 Alberta. As they tour the Park they collect points that correspond to their health, wealth and survival; discovering how luck, opportunity, hard work, ethnicity and prejudicial practices combined to create the immigrant’s experience.
All Heritage Park school programs are aligned with the Alberta Program of Studies. Click the button below to view this program’s curriculum connections.
Additional Information
- Class size is up to 175
- Pre-visit activities are required.
- Drop-off and pick up from Parking Lot “D”
- Please contact us for subsidized rates if needed for your school.
- Exploring the Park before or after a school program is NOT permitted.
Please See Below for Availability – Updated March 13, 2026. If you do not see a date available – you may consider our “Living History Program” for your day here.
May 19th – Full, no spots available
May 20th – Full, no spots available
May 21st – Full, no spots available
May 22nd – 10 Spots available
May 25th – Full, no spots available
May 26th – Full, no spots available
May 27th – Full, no spots available
May 28th – Full, no spots available
May 29th – 33 Spots available
June 1st – 20 Spots available
June 2nd – 26 Spots available
June 3rd – Full, no spots available
June 4th – Full, no spots available
June 5th – 16 Spots available
June 8th – Patroller Picnic – no spots available
June 9th – Patroller Picnic – no spots available
June 10th – 15 Spots available
June 11th – 11 Spots available
June 12th – Full, no spots available
June 15th – Full, no spots available
June 16th – 10 Spots available
June 17th – Full, no spots available
June 18th – 14 Spots available
June 19th – Full, no spots available
June 22nd – 29 Spots available
June 23rd – 20 Spots available
June 24th – Full, no spots available
June 25th – Full, no spots available