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ATCO Gas reminds Albertans to call before you dig
Quick
reference guide helps Slave Lake and M.D. #124 residents prepare for an emergency
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General InformationWho says safety education can’t be fun? ATCO Energy Theatre is a unique approach that uses “edu-tainment” to teach young children important lessons about electricity and natural gas, their hazards and how to avoid potentially fatal situations. Offered free-of-charge to elementary schools in communities serviced by ATCO Gas and ATCO Electric, ATCO Energy Theatre’s “Super Power" show has been seen by tens of thousands of students since its introduction in 2007. The 45-minute musical production is delivered by professional actors and uses song and dance to teach important lessons linked to Alberta Education’s science and health curriculums for elementary schools. Tours are conducted twice yearly – visiting schools in southern Alberta in the spring, and north and central Alberta schools in the fall.
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