What is Rocks & Rings?
Egg Farmers Rocks & Rings presented by Curling Canada is Canada’s acclaimed elementary school curling program that brings the Olympic sport of curling and the Paralympic sport of wheelchair curling to schools. Students of all ages and abilities can experience the sport of curling as part of their physical education programming and be introduced to wheelchair curling for a truly inclusive experience. Curling is a fun and unique daily physical activity (DPA) to try!
What is the cost?
All Rocks & Rings programs are $225 in all provinces except BC and Alberta. The price is $250 in BC and Alberta. Please note that travel fees may apply to cities outside of our locations.
All prices are subject to taxes.
Are there any additional fees?
If you live outside one of our locations listed there may be additional travel fees. Contact us for more details.
How many kids can you teach per session?
We can teach a maximum of 30 students at once.
How many classes can you teach in a day?
We typically teach 7 classes per day. However, we work with you to create a custom schedule to best meet your school’s needs. Sessions are usually 30-40 minutes long, depending on your school day.
How many days can I book?
You can book Rocks & Rings for one day, multiple days, or a week-long residency!
What is the difference between Rocks & Rings and Rocks & Rings Tournaments?
The original Rocks & Rings program consists of a variety of drills, relays, and team-building activities that introduce students to the sport of curling with engaging physical education programming.
The Rocks & Rings tournament program is a bonspiel right in your school gym. Students will compete with and against each other while learning curling terminology, scoring, and more.
What curling equipment do you use and is it available for purchase?
Rocks & Rings uses FloorCurl equipment. Learn more about FloorCurl equipment and how you can buy it for your school at floorcurl.com.
Can you rent the equipment used for your Rocks & Rings program?
Yes we now rent our equipment in specific regions. Check out our rental page for more details.
How does the Rocks & Rings program tie in with the physical education curriculum?
Rocks & Rings teaches curling which is a target sport, a feature of the Canadian physical education curriculum. In addition, we are an approved Canadian Sport for Life program.
Do students need to sign permission forms?
No, we do not require students to sign anything to participate in Rocks & Rings as it is an in-school field trip. We bring all the equipment to you as part of gym class.