Education
| School | Address | Principal |
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| St. Michael’s School | 5346 Hwy 60 P.O. Box 100 Douglas Ontario K0J 1S0 |
Mary Catherine Brisco (613) 649-2254 |
| Admaston Public School | 182 Stone Road RR 2 Renfrew Ontario K7V 3Z5 |
Catherine McGregor (613) 432-5577 |
| Opeongo High School | 1990 Cobden Road Douglas Ontario K0J 1S0 |
Neil Farmer (613) 649-2041 |
| Balsam Hill Women’s Institute *Attention Grade 3 Teacher’s*  Enhance your PIONEER UNIT by bringing your student to our one-room schoolhouse to enjoy a living history of pioneer times and role-play a “moment in time”. The school and the outhouse are wheelchair accessible. Dress in period costume and bring a lunch appropriate to the times. A qualified teacher will teach the curriculum of the day, i.e. 1900. Click to download school posterLocation: S.S. #2, Admaston, Living Museum, Foy & Stone Rd., (off Hwy. 132, west of Renfrew) Open: September to October and May to June Cost: $50 plus $6 per student Contact: Pauline Hughes (Phone: 613-432-8313 / Fax: 613-432-6503) For Private Viewing of the school contact: Lynn Clelland (Phone: 613-432-6317) |
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| Bromley Historical Society Location: Directions to 498 Micksburg Road This location was formerly the Osceola School. Contact: Patricia Van Gelder, President of Bromley Historical Society (Phone: 613-646-2599) |
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| Shaw Woods Outdoor Education Centre Shaw Woods is a gorgeous nature preserve located near Cobden, ON. Stretching over 200 hectares and managed by the Shaw Woods Outdoor Education Centre, it has a 13-kilometre network of self-guided walking trails that meander through woods and wetlands, over boardwalks, beside water, and up to a lookout.The “West Side” of the preserve is a protected old-growth forest where a trail leads through towering hemlock, beech and maple trees, some 200 years old or more. The trail includes a “boulder garden,” a scattering of hulking stone (“glacial erratics”) left by retreating glaciers millennia ago.The “East Side” trail runs beside the Snake River before climbing past a mix of old-growth pine and younger trees to the lookout. That lookout perches high above Shaw Pond along the Dore Scarp, an escarpment named for nearby Lake Dore and dating back about 500 million years.Shaw Woods is open year round. There is no formal admission fee but donations are greatly appreciated. Visit the Shaw Woods website Location: 2065 Bulger Road, Eganville, Ontario K0J 1T0 Contact: shawwoods.edu@gmail.com |
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