Previous Events

We invite classrooms to take part in our brand new Ag Adventures program at Stable Harvest Farms this spring! All grade levels can participate in free educational agriculture tours (facilitated by staff and local volunteers).

We’d love to welcome you and your grades K to 12 classroom to The Pencil Patch — A Garden for Learning. We offer free self-guided tours, with grade-specific activities.

As a part of Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month, Agriculture in the Classroom Canada (AITC-C) is inviting classrooms across the country to join us for eleven free virtual farm tours throughout the m

Mark your calendar! Visit BCAITC's booth at the Pacific Agriculture Show  from March 31 to April 2. Be sure to connect with us at the show to get to know us and learn about our programs, resources, and initiatives.

The BC Culinary Arts Specialist Association (BCCASA) and BCAITC have come together to create an amazing professional development opportunity! BC Teaching Chefs are invited to connect and collaborate with one another and the farmers of the Take a Bite of BC program.

Teachers, join BCAITC at the CES Career Education Society's Annual Fall Conference 2022, taking place on November 21 and 22 at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver!

*New date noted below*

BCAITC's Chef Trevor Randle will be at the PNE in Vancouver! Stop by the Safeway Cooking Stage at the fair to watch Chef Randle demonstrate two tasty BC grown recipes on Tuesday, August 30:

BC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation (BCAITC) is calling for nominations for its annual Outstanding Teacher in Agriculture Award.

The BC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation (BCAITC) office is closed for the holidays from December 21 to January 1. We wish you all the best this festive season and look forward to reconnecting on January 4. 

Mark your calendars!  The Tapestry Conference takes place 9:00aml to 3:00pm on February 12.  Attend for valuable online educators' workshops, networking, and more: https://tapestry.ourconference.ca.

Every July, teachers hungry to expand their knowledge of agriculture become the students at BC Agriculture in the Classroom (BCAITC) and the UBC Faculty of Education's Summer Institute course.