Knighthood Reimagined: Experiential School Programs

Onsite Experiential Learning That Meets Ontario Curriculum Standards

Bring live historical science, kinetic stage combat, and team-building workshops straight to your school gymnasium or sports field. No buses, no transit liability, zero off-site logistics.

We have rebuilt knighthood to welcome every participant, ensuring all physical drills and tactile activities adapt to individual mobility, sensory, and learning needs.

  • Fully mobile across Ontario school boards

  • Led by professional competitive jousters, stunt performers, and certified risk managers

  • Adaptive programming engineered for all physical mobility and sensory profiles

 

Administrative Safety & Risk Management Standards

Institutional Peace of Mind for Ontario Principals and Superintendents

  • $5,000,000 Commercial General Liability: Fully insured for all school demonstrations, including Ontario's only coverage approved for youth stunt choreography down to age 6.

  • 100% Vetted Instructional Staff: Every visiting clinician carries a clean, verified Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) and current Standard First Aid with CPR-C.

  • Controlled Safety Protocols: Non-contact movement systems using high-density foam props and blunted, engineered historical replicas.

Why Ontario Educators Choose Our Mobile Model

Zero Transit Headaches

Eliminate bus cancellations, parent permission slip bottlenecks, and transportation costs. We arrive and setup prior to class with all sanitized gear and instructional props.

Universal Accessibility Built In

We have rebuilt knighthood to include all learners. Every activity offers graduated physical tiers, allowing neurodiverse students and participants with mobility devices to train alongside their peers.

Direct Funding Eligibility

Our programs align with:

  • Ontario School Council Parents Reaching Out (PRO) Grants

  • Student Activity & Experiential Learning Funds

  • Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) certifications (Health & Wellness, Sports, Non-Profit)

Core Program Offerings

Stage Combat & Kinesthetic Arts: Safe Motion Choreography

  • Divisions: Primary, Junior, Intermediate (Grades 1–10)

  • Curriculum Links: The Arts (Drama & Dance: B1 Creating and Presenting); Health & Phys. Ed. (Strands B & C)

  • What Students Experience: Your students learn non-contact action sequencing, balance mechanics, and reaction timing using foam training equipment. Every session follows a progressive, step-by-step instruction method that builds personal coordination and peer safety.

Biomechanics of Protective Gear: Historical to Modern Impact Tech

  • Divisions: Junior, Intermediate, Senior (Grades 4–12)

  • Curriculum Links: Science & Technology (Structures & Mechanisms); Health & Phys. Ed. (Personal Safety & Injury Prevention)

  • What Students Experience: Students handle museum-quality replica armor to analyze force dispersion vectors, comparing medieval chainmail and plate harnesses directly to modern hockey pads, football helmets, and concussion prevention protocols.

Adaptive Medieval Agility: Historical Conditioning & Team Tactics

  • Divisions: All Divisions (K–12, including specialized adaptive classes)

  • Curriculum Links: Health & Phys. Ed. (Strand A: Social-Emotional Learning; Strand C: Movement Competence)

  • What Students Experience: Turn historical squire training drills into an inclusive physical education unit. Drills adapt instantly for wheelchair users, sensory-sensitive students, and mixed-age cohorts to build class teamwork through shared participation.

Visual Literacy & Heraldic Design: The Semiotics of Identity

  • Divisions: Junior, Intermediate (Grades 4–8)

  • Curriculum Links: The Arts (Visual Arts: D1); Social Studies & History (Heritage and Identity)

  • What Students Experience: Students decode the formal visual syntax of medieval blazon, discovering how knights communicated lineage, values, and alliances. Participants apply these historical design rules to modern corporate logos, brand marks, and personal emblems.

Classical Mechanics & Applied Physics of Mounted Impact

  • Divisions: Intermediate, Senior (Grades 7–12)

  • Curriculum Links: Science & Technology (Form, Function & Forces); Physics SPH3U/4U (Dynamics, Momentum, Energy)

  • What Students Experience: Turn your gym or field into a live classical mechanics lab. Competitive jousters demonstrate how kinetic energy, momentum conservation, center of mass, and mechanical leverage operate during high-speed target strikes.

Civic First Responder: Foundational Youth First Aid & Triage

  • Divisions: Intermediate, Senior (Grades 7–12)

  • Curriculum Links: Health & Phys. Ed. (Healthy Living, Personal Safety, Injury Prevention)

  • What Students Experience: Rooted in the chivalric mandate of community care, this workshop trains students in standard emergency response protocols. Participants practice scene assessment, recovery positioning, 911 dispatch communication, and fundamental CPR actions.

Equine Biomechanics & Living History: Interactive Virtual Lab

  • Divisions: Primary, Junior, Intermediate (Grades 1–8)

  • Curriculum Links: Science & Technology (Life Systems); Social Studies (Heritage & Identity)

  • What Students Experience: Connect your smartboard directly to a live historical warhorse. Students interact with professional equestrians in real time, examine selective breeding adaptations across centuries, and study equine skeletal biomechanics without leaving the room.

The Living Tournament: Onsite Cross-Curricular History & STEM Practicum

  • Divisions: Full-School Assemblies / Multi-Cohort Field Days

  • Curriculum Links: Cross-Curricular (Social Studies, STEM, Visual Arts, Physical Education)

  • What Students Experience: A full-scale living history event staged on your school sports field. Features live horsemanship demonstrations, mounted medieval games, and free-flight falconry. Managed end-to-end by credentialed safety professionals.

Bring Living History and Applied STEM to Your School

Select your preferred dates for the 2026/2027 school year.

Our team coordinates directly with your school's daily bell schedule.

Direct Admin Desk: (647) 964-4228 | Email: info@knightschoolinc.com

Fully Mobile Across Ontario | WSIB Compliant | $5M CGL Insured

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How many students can participate in each workshop?

Hands-on workshops accommodate single class cohorts of 25 to 30 students to maintain close instructor supervision and personal feedback. Multi-class or school-wide groups can be scheduled across rotating period blocks throughout the school day.

What facilities do you require?

Standard workshops run inside an ordinary single or double gymnasium or auditorium. Outdoor living tournaments require an enclosed school sports field or grass parcel with a delineated safety buffer.

What safety credentials do instructors carry?

Every instructor holds active Standard First Aid with CPR-C and an up-to-date Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC). All sessions are backed by our $5M commercial general liability policy.

"I want to commend Joshua for his positivity, passion, and expertise in a unique and outstanding learning initiative. Together with Jaclyn, they make an amazing team, teaching a wide range of ages a mix of skills that involve both physical and mental development."

Louay Nouneh