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On June 4, 2026, Toronto Region Educational Services attended the North Bendale Public School Fun Fair with team members Rohil, Varsha, Shivangi, and Tharukshika. Together, they hosted interactive LEGO activities, spoke with families about TRES programs and summer camps, and introduced students to volunteer opportunities. The event was a strong outreach opportunity for the team, resulting in 43 parents and attendees providing their email addresses or phone numbers to learn mo

Toronto Region Educational Services attended George Peck Public School’s LEGO Fun Fair with team members Joanna, Jennalyn, Nanziba, and Helen. Together, they welcomed children to interactive LEGO activities, spoke with parents about TRES programs, and created a fun and supportive environment for families. Joanna enjoyed seeing the different creations students built, including one particularly impressive LEGO car model. The team also received 16 parent sign-ups, with every par

York Region Educational Services attended the Fun Fair at Regina Mundi Catholic School with team members Devin, Reshana, and Alex. Together, they introduced children to hands-on LEGO Robotics and Science activities while creating a welcoming space for creativity, collaboration, and discovery. Devin enjoyed seeing how interested children became in the activities. One child spent nearly an hour exploring the LEGO Robotics set, while their grandparent expressed interest in learn

Toronto Region Educational Services attended St. Monica’s Fun Fair with team members Nathan, Kulsoom, Jessica, and Emily. Together, they introduced children to LEGO Robotics, Art, and Science activities while working through unexpected challenges to create a fun and engaging experience for families. Nathan enjoyed exploring the fair’s unique exhibitors and even captured a marketing photo with the Jollibee mascot. He was especially impressed by how quickly children learned to

York Region Educational Services attended the Cameron Public School Fun Fair with team members Molly, Omar, and Kevin. Together, they introduced children to LEGO and robotics activities while creating a fun and welcoming experience for families in the community. Molly enjoyed spending time outdoors and seeing children have fun while learning about LEGO and robotics. She described the event as “awesome”, adding that it was great to see children “having fun in the sun” and enjo

York Region Educational Services attended Elkhorn Public School’s Fun Fair with team members Asteria, Nicole, Amy, and Elaine. Together, they welcomed families to the YRES booth, introduced children to LEGO Art, Science, and Robotics activities, and shared information about the organization’s educational programs. Asteria, the event lead, focused on handing out flyers and encouraging parents and children to visit the booth and try the activities. The experience also supported

York Region Educational Services attended the Alvin Curling Public School Spring Fair with team members Celia, Sandy, Megha, and Thadseja. Together, they hosted an interactive booth featuring LEGO Robotics, LEGO Art, and LEGO Science activities while introducing families to YRES programs and upcoming camps. Celia, the event lead and LEGO Robotics coordinator, shared that children enjoyed all three LEGO stations, with the tote bag prizes being an especially popular part of the

This city moves fast. It speaks more than 200 languages, pulses with creativity, and never stops evolving. At Toronto Region Educational Services (TRES), we believe education should keep up. We’re not here to do things the usual way. We’re a non-profit built for the GTA, where classrooms are multicultural, learning styles are diverse, and challenges are complex. Our mission? To make sure every learner, every teacher, and every parent has access to tools that actually work in

Our team had the pleasure of attending the 2024 Elevate Festival. We heard inspiring leaders talk about the future of the tech industry.