School Assemblies
The Earth Rangers School Assembly is a high-energy, multimedia experience designed to inspire and empower students in Grades 1–6. Led by our dynamic presenters, the assembly features live games, stunning visuals, and unforgettable storytelling to teach kids about wildlife, ecosystems, and environmental solutions.
Teachers consistently tell us the presentation is one of the most memorable events of their school year. Students leave not only educated but motivated—ready to take action through real-world conservation activities they can do at home, at school, and in their communities. With curriculum connections and turnkey follow-up resources for classrooms, the Earth Rangers Assembly is the perfect way to spark curiosity, build environmental literacy, and inspire your students to believe they can make a difference.
Fill out our inquiry form to be added to the Earth Rangers School Assembly waitlist! Waitlist schools are contacted for an assembly whenever we have availability in your area, and funded through a generous grant from the Honda Canada Foundation.
Meet some of our Animal Ambassadors:
Nacho
SPECIES: Curl-crested Aracari
BIRTHDAY: December 2017
Millie
SPECIES: Southern Three Banded Armadillo
BIRTHDAY: Spring 2011
Benjamin
SPECIES: Yellow-footed Tortoise
BIRTHDAY: December 2017
Koho
SPECIES: Bald Eagle
BIRTHDAY: April 2003
Silva
SPECIES: Laughing Kookaburra
BIRTHDAY: April 9, 2017
Program Impact & Growth
Our School Assembly Program has shown consistent growth and positive outcomes over the past three years, reaching hundreds of thousands of students across Canada.
| Year | What We Delivered | Who We Reached | Outcomes | Goals for Next Year / 3 Years |
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| 2024 | 891 school assemblies | 275,000 elementary students | Elementary teachers reported strong educational value (9.5/10) and relevance to the community (8.9/10). |
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| 2023 | 792 school assemblies | 245,000 elementary students | 91% of elementary teachers agreed the assembly helped fill a gap in environmental education, 87% agreed it was effective at showing students how to take action. | |
| 2022 | 722 school assemblies | 223,000 elementary students | 91% of elementary teachers agreed the assembly helped fill a gap in environmental education, 92% agreed it was effective at showing students how to take action. |
