Reward Students. Support Your School. Experience Frontenacs Hockey!
Turn school spirit into unforgettable experiences with Fronts at School, presented by Canadian Tire!
The Kingston Frontenacs Fronts at School Program brings hockey, education and community together while helping schools recognize student achievements, promote positive behaviour and reach their fundraising goals!
What Your School Can Enjoy:
- Reward Student Success: Celebrate academic achievements, positive behaviour, school spirit and fundraising milestones with exciting Frontenacs ticket incentives.
- Affordable Group Tickets: Special school ticket packages start at just $24.00 per person, including all taxes and fees!
- Raise Funds for Your School: Earn a $3.00 kickback for every ticket sold once your group reaches the 25-ticket minimum.
- Promote Positive Community Values: Encourage teamwork, leadership, kindness and community involvement through engaging activities and Frontenacs player interactions.
- Win a Player Visit: Every participating school is entered into a monthly draw for a chance to welcome Kingston Frontenacs players into their classrooms!
- Customized School Experiences: Work with our team to create fundraising and student reward opportunities that fit your school’s goals.
Fundraising & Ticket Rewards
The more tickets your school sells, the more money you raise!
With tickets starting at just $24.00 all-in, your school will receive $3.00 back for every ticket sold once the 25-ticket minimum is met. Whether you’re raising funds for classroom resources, field trips, sports teams or school initiatives, every ticket helps support your goals.
Bring your students, teachers, families and school community together for an unforgettable Frontenacs experience!
Fill out the form below to register your school and start fundraising today!
Minimum purchase of 25 tickets required to qualify for the $3.00 per-ticket fundraising kickback. Subject to availability.
School Visit Activities May Include:
- Classroom Reading: Frontenacs players read and engage with students.
- Interactive Q&A: Ask players questions and win exciting Frontenacs prizes.
- Player Stories: Hear firsthand about a player’s hockey journey, challenges and achievements.
- Sports & Activities: Participate in basketball, dodgeball, floor hockey or other fun activities.
- Autographs & Photos: Capture special memories with your favourite Frontenacs players.
Bring the excitement of Frontenacs hockey directly to your classroom!
One school will be selected each month. Activities will be coordinated in advance and are subject to player availability. Additional activity requests may be considered.
How can you fundraise with us?
National Anthem
- Your class can sell tickets to family and friends to come watch your choir sing the National Anthem before a Kingston Frontenacs game. A portion from the tickets sold will directly benefit your school.
Chuck-A-Pep
- Bring your class or team to a game and sell foam pucks (Peps) for our second intermission Chuck-A-Pep presented by Gino’s Pizza! Your group will be tasked will selling this Peps before and during the game. The more you sell, the more you raise. This opportunity has the potential to raise a lot of money, all while enjoying a night out at a Kingston Frontenacs game! For more information about our Chuck-A-Pep experience, click HERE.
Jersey Toss Fundraiser
- The Kingston Frontenacs Jersey Toss is a fun, interactive way for schools, teams, associations, and non-profits to raise money on game day. Learn more, click HERE.
Group Night Out –Ticket Fundraising
- Partner with our group sales team to create a fundraising opportunity that helps your school earn money. A Group Night Out is perfect for school trips and offers a fun way for students to experience live sports and entertainment together.
Testimonials
“The kids had such a blast!” – Selby Public School
“We had the absolute best time!!!” – Centennial Public School
“The energetic mascot, the many players who joined in signing autographs afterwards…it made the night incredibly positive for the kids!”
– Maple Elementary School