ImmersART: Bringing Francophone arts, culture and heritage into our schools
A micro-grant that connects Canadian French-immersion schools with arts and culture non-profit organizations.
ImmersART is a micro-grant program that funds activities held in French immersion schools from Grades 6 to 12, in partnership with artistic and cultural organizations in their region. It aims at creating new experiences for the students in French, through artistic, cultural and heritage activities.
ImmersART creates connections between:
Schools
- Middle or high schools (Grades 6-12)
- French-immersion schools
- Anywhere in Canada
Organizations
- Artistic and cultural organizations
- Local and regional organizations
Because it is crucial to…
- Enrich French learning for immersion students
- Increase their interactions with rich and diverse aspects of Francophone culture
- Foster ties between schools and cultural organizations
- Stimulate the vitality and growth of an inclusive, open-minded pan-Canadian Francophonie
Between 2024 and 2028, the program will grant organizations a micro-grant of $1,500 per year per school to hold an eligible activity.
The ImmersART program is an initiative financed by the Department of Canadian Heritage.
ImmersART by the numbers
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Subsidies available
Every French-immersion middle or high school in Canada can plan a cultural, artistic or heritage activity financed by ImmersART until the funds are exhausted. Track the proportion of funding still available in your region in real time. % of REMAINING subsidies per province
Alberta
100%
British Columbia
100%
Prince Edward Island
100%
Manitoba
100%
New Brunswick
100%
Nova Scotia
100%
Ontario
100%
Quebec
100%
Saskatchewan
100%
Newfoundland and Labrador
100%
Northwest Territories
100%
Yukon
100%