The Toronto Argonauts Football Club is excited to announce its Curriculum Kick-Off. The Kick-Off is an initiative to incorporate the Argonauts, and Canadian football in general, into the school curriculum for students and teachers.

Here, students and teachers will find ministry-approved, football-themed question sheets that will tie in subjects (for a variety of grades) covered throughout the school year, like math and history. The questions will educate students of all ages on the Argonauts and the game of football to prepare them for the June 19 pre-season game!

Students will be presented with the questions and, in some cases, be required to find the answers right here on argonauts.ca

You can download the ministry-approved question sheets by clicking the following link: Curriculum Kick-Off Questions

Check out this video starring our mascot, Jason! Make sure you pay attention, because Jason will show you how to be the perfect fan come June 19. You can watch the video by clicking the image below or by visiting the team's YouTube Channel (YouTube.com/TorontoArgonauts):

The Toronto Argonauts will play the Montreal Alouettes at Rogers Centre on June 19, 2012. Kickoff is at a special, student-friendly 12 noon time. This way, more students from various school boards in the GTA have an opportunity to come down to the game for a special field trip. See you on June 19th!

The Huddle Up Bullying Prevention Program is the benchmark in-school anti-bullying program.  The program sees Toronto Argonauts Players, Cheerleaders, program staff and the Canadian Safe Schools Network work together to make all schools safe places.  

WHAT IS CYBERBULLYING?

Using email, cell phones, text messages and/or the internet to repeatedly threaten, embarrass, socially exclude or damage reputations and friendships.

STEPS TO FOLLOW:

- Do NOT reply to the bully

- DO NOT DELETE MESSAGES. Save as much information as possible, full headers, including email address, date, time received, nickname of offending person, the name and URL or chat room where the message originated.

- Report the bullying to internet, instant messaging or mobile phone service provider.

- Report to someone you trust (parent, teacher, etc)

INTERNET SAFETY TIPS:

- Talk to your children about their online friends and activities.

- Create internet house rules and monitor internet activity.

- Keep internet connected computer in an open area - not in bedrooms.

- Teach your children not to give out personal information such as name, phone number, address or photos - and never agree to see people they meet online.