Course Calendar

Are you looking for something interesting to do this Fall and Winter?

The Fall and Winter schools running this year are:

Fall 2024

Donagh, Knotty Knitters, O’Leary, Stratford, Summerside Intermediate, Vernon River

Winter 2025

Alberton, Kensington, Knotty Knitters (in O’Leary), St. Eleanor’s, Tyne Valley/Ellerslie, Bluefield, Charlottetown Rural, Englewood,  Montague, Morell, Murray Harbour, Cardigan, St. Margaret’s (in Souris), Grand Tracadie

Spring 2025

Older Adult Community School (Alberton)

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The course listings are complete.  Please click on the school that you are interested in to see what classes are being offered this year.

Something to get you out of the house? Something that doesn’t cost very much and gives you an opportunity to meet new people … maybe reconnect with old friends? Learn a new skill like how to play an instrument, take photographs or hook a rug? Then Community School might be for you!

Community Schools run all over the Island in the Winter months … there are even a few that run all year long.

This isn’t school like most people remember though … while Community School is definitely a place you can go to learn a new skill (like how to play the banjo) it is also designed to be a social activity. There are no tests, no reports and no grades … just community volunteers mentoring other community members.

Classes typically run weekly for ten weeks at a cost of between $15-$20 for the entire session. This covers all administrative fees and a light lunch.  On the tenth week each school has a closing ceremony where students can display their work, enjoy each other’s company and share a meal together.

Each school is run by a committee – like the instructors, these people all volunteer their time. Each year in the Fall and the Spring the instructors and committee members of all the schools are given the opportunity to gather together at a workshop organized and run by the Association.

This is where we try our best to show our appreciation to these tireless volunteers … this is also where Community School volunteers from across the Island can come together and share their experience with each other and give us their feedback on what’s working and what’s not.

We are ALWAYS looking for new instructors and committee members to join us in delivering this exciting program across the Island.

If you have a skill you would like to share or if you just want to get involved with one of the best community teams on the Island then we want to hear from you!

There are some classes that are in such high demand we don’t have enough instructors … if you think, even a little bit, that you might be able to help us teach then we strongly encourage you to give us a ring or send us an email:

Provincial Coordinator
June Ellis
Phone: 902-892-3445
Toll free: 1-800-565-5629
Email: peicommunityschools@gmail.com

To get the most up-to-date information for a school click on the school name to go to that school’s listing on the website