Your Detailed Itinerary

9:30 AM	Student Arrival
10:00 AM	Prompt Start Welcome and Icebreaker. Breakout into GroupsIntroduction to ICE – Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship
10:30 AM	Sector Partner Career Panel with Air Riderz Topics discussed will include:The importance of life-long activityHealthy populations at every ageThe connection between activity and social well beingCareer pathsICE Challenge Question Provided
11:00PM	Jump Students will have access to the: Jump Zone, Ninja Warrior Course, Stunt Bag
12:00 PM	Working Lunch
1:30 PM	Presentations, Evaluation, Awards
2:30 PM	End of SPE-ICE

Sneak Peak

Expectations for the Day

Food

A pizza lunch will be served and include the following:

• Pepperoni pizza
• Vegetarian pizza
• Gluten free pizza
• Granola bars
• Nut-free treats such as bite-sized chocolate bars and lollipops during the session.

Allergies

• Flashpoint Training does not accommodate food allergies. Students with allergies are welcome to bring their own lunch and any medication they may require.  

Water Bottles

• We encourage students to bring their own reusable water bottle. Flashpoint Training will not be providing bottled water.

Student Behaviour

• Teacher partnership is required to assist in supervision and behaviour management at all times.

Arrivals and Departures

• Detailed parking, door entrance and meeting room information will be provided to you prior to the event. Please take a few moments to ensure you are familiar with these locations prior to the date of your selected event(s). Teachers will be responsible for bringing students to the assigned meeting room(s).
• Formal programming will start promptly at 10:00 AM and conclude at 2:00 PM. Students may arrive late or leave early but are expected to enter or leave the room quietly to avoid disruption to other participants. In these circumstances, students may miss some elements of the day.   *We strongly recommend planning for early arrival to allow for traffic concerns.

Communication

•  On the day of your event, you may receive notifications of changes/reminders via phone call and/or text message. The cell number you provided when you registered for this event will link you directly to our field trip team on site for the day.  

How to Ensure Student Success

We get it! Students don’t like email, so no matter how many times the information is sent their way it doesn’t always make it to them. We kindly request that you help prepare your students for the day by sharing the following with them prior to attending our event. A great way to communicate this message is to read it directly before entering the doors.

What exactly are we doing today?

Flashpoint’s Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship (ICE) exercise is the process of finding real-world solutions to authentic challenges. During your session today you will tackle the ICE process and work collaboratively in teams to solve a problem provided by our partners at Samsung Canada. Once your team has identified your solution, you will be asked to present it for evaluation. Throughout the day you will have an opportunity to work on a multitude of skills such as communication, organization, leadership, public speaking, time management and critical thinking.

Student Code of Conduct

Cell Phone Use

• In accordance with the Ontario Ministry of Education, students must keep their cell phones silenced and out of sight during class time.  Students that do not extend this courtesy to their fellow students and presenters will be asked to leave the room.

Late Arrival / Early Departure

• Formal programming will start promptly at 10:00 AM and conclude at 2:00 PM.  Students may arrive late or leave early but are expected to enter or leave the room quietly to avoid disruption to other participants.   *We strongly recommend planning for early arrival to allow for traffic concerns.
• In these circumstances, students may miss some elements of the day.

Behaviour

• Students are expected to act a safe, positive and respectful manner.
• Students participating in incidents such as slurs, jokes, threats, use of derogatory language or intimidation that promote racial/ethnic bias or homophobic/sexual harassment will be asked to leave.
• Students are expected to behave in a way that promotes learning for everyone. 
• Students may be required to listen to a short safety briefing if deemed necessary by the host facility on the day of the event.

Certificates of Completion

• Facilitators may elect to withhold certificates of completion if a student does not abide by the Code of Conduct.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still looking for additional information? You can visit our Frequently Asked Questions or contact our Event Coordinator Rebecca Earl at rebeccca@flashpointtraining.com or 647-992-9684