The 2011 Grade 9 Try Day program where schools receive funds to introduce a new sport or physical activity (thanks to a grant from the Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport) is now SOLD OUT.
Funds were allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and 95 schools received funds to introduce new activities into their programs. Priority was given to new applicants, and small and rural schools.
We hope to continue this program next year, so please check back!
OFSAA is excited to introduce Regional Events for the first time! In an effort to increase and enhance opportunities for participation in 2022-23, schools are encouraged to apply online. Do you have a sport in mind? Fun sports such as pickleball, spikeball, cricket or...
OFSAA is pleased to extend subsidies once again in the 2022-23 school year! Please learn more about the Student-Athlete Subsidy and the Teacher-Coach Subsidy below. The OFSAA Student-Athlete Sports Subsidy Participation in school sport is important and students learn...
OFSAA is very pleased to announce a new partnership which will empower athletes and sports teams to achieve their goals with best-in-class software and hardware. The new partnership agreement involves Hudl becoming the Exclusive Video Analysis Solution of OFSAA. “We...
September 28th is Rowan’s Law Day in memory of Rowan Stringer, a 17-year old athlete who died from second impact syndrome due to multiple concussions while playing high school rugby. Learn about the signs and symptoms of concussions and help students to speak up about...
Motivate your students! Don't miss out! Leadership and inclusion opportunities. Take advantage during the 2022-23 school year by applying for an OFSAA TRY Day grant. The Ontario Ministry of Education has again provided a grant of up to $700 for schools to enhance...
