Extracurriculars

Browse below for details on various extracurriculars offered across the U of T tri-campus, as well as links to programs offered in the external community.

Extracurriculars across the tri-campus

St. George Campus

Sports & Rec offers many exciting programs for children and families. U of T Junior Blues provides a variety of classes on land, in water, and on ice designed to teach children and youth the physical literacy skills they need to be active and healthy for life. Drop-in programs, such as skating and swimming are also available. Current U of T students and Sport and Rec members receive 10% off all Junior Blues registrations.

Hart House is a dynamic and inclusive centre where students, families, and community members find welcoming and unique ways to engage with the arts, dialogue and wellness. From programs designed for youth connection building to music concerts, social justice-based community talks, art exhibitions, to theatre workshops and performances, and wellness classes to strengthen the body and spirit, Hart House offers something for everyone. Hart House is for you.

Mississauga Campus

UTM Recreation, Athletics and Wellness offers swimming lessons for children.

Scarborough Campus

The Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre at UTSC offers many drop-in programs for families.

UTSC Junior Programs offers a Junior Tennis Membership for young athletes focusing on skill development, training, and competitive play. The membership includes access to the tennis courts and coaching sessions.

Additional extracurricular programs

Hosted by academic departments at U of T

The Department of Mathematics provides programs and resources for students, parents, and teachers, as well as those with a general interest in mathematics. Mathematics Outreach Office develops and administers programs for students and teachers in grades 1-12.

The Engineering Outreach at U of T offers STEM programs for students in grades 1-12, focusing on inspiring and educating youth through hands-on experiences. Programs include initiatives for elementary and high school students, as well as specialized programs for Indigenous youth and barrier-breaking efforts.