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In Memorium: Juliana Saxton

CODE is tremendously saddened by the loss of an important member of our community, Juliana Saxton. Juliana was one of the original members of the advisory board that became CODE. She taught theatre and drama in education at the University of Victoria and wrote educational texts such as Asking Better Questions, Applied Drama, and Into the Story with her writing partners, Norah Morgan and Carole Miller.

She will be dearly missed by all who knew her. Her obituary can be found here.

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Collage of photos from Art Fusion at the Urban Indigenous Education Centre 2024

Art Fusion Ignites Creativity: A Series of Inspiring Events for Arts Educators!

Recently, CODE's partnership with OAEA and OMEA brought elementary generalist arts teachers together for a day of inspiration and collaboration in Waterloo and at the TDSB Urban Indigenous...

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Drama and Dance Professional Development

CODE Dance Liaison, Joanna Perlus, and Past-President, Matthew Sheahan, traveled to Ottawa to lead workshops for the Ottawa Catholic School Board in Drama and Dance.

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CODE on the Road Toronto

It was a great day at OISE for CODE on the Road in Toronto. Educators from all levels participated in drama and dance workshops from a wide variety of presenters with diverse backgrounds.

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ArtFusion Events for New-to-Arts Teaching

CODE, OAEA, and OMEA are joining forces as ArtFusion to offer new-to-arts teachers support. Register for a virtual event on August 23 or one of three in-person events on October 5 (happening in...

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Wanting to get a head start on planning for 2024-2025?

You deserve a break! Check out this blog post for a round-up of materials that will help you take your mind off of planning for September, and look out for some integrated arts events coming in...

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CODE on the Road in Kingston

It was a great day at Queen's University for CODE on the Road in Kingston!

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