
Western Educational Adventures (WEA) is proud to offer a Supervised Ski Bus Transportation Program designed to make ski days at Mt. Washington easy, safe, and stress-free for busy families. This service provides fully supervised, round-trip transportation for children ages 7–12, ensuring they’re cared for from the moment they board the bus until they’re signed in for their ski program or met by an approved adult at the mountain. With experienced WEA staff on board, structured check-in and pick-up procedures, and clear communication every step of the way, parents can relax knowing their child’s day on the slopes is well organized, well supervised, and full of adventure.
PLEASE NOTE:
Both steps are required to confirm your child’s spot on the supervised ski bus.
| Section | Description | 
|---|---|
| How It Works | Overview of how the supervised program operates from check-in to sign-out. | 
| Pick-Up & Drop-Off Procedures | Details about check-in, authorized pick-up, and late pick-up policies. | 
| What to Bring (Packing List) | Summary of required clothing, ski gear, and personal items. Includes PDF download. | 
| Health, Medications & Medical Conditions | Information on disclosing medical needs and how staff manage medications safely. | 
| Behaviour & Maturity Expectations | Outlines participant behaviour standards and WEA’s conduct policy. | 
| WEA Staff vs. Mt. Washington Staff | Clarifies supervision responsibilities between WEA and Mt. Washington instructors. | 
| Fees & Registration | Information on pricing, supervision add-ons, and how to register. | 
| Weather, Delays & Cancellations | Policy for schedule changes due to weather or road conditions. | 
| Communication & Emergencies | How WEA contacts families and handles updates or emergencies. | 
| Forms & Downloads | Quick access to all required forms and agreements in PDF format. | 
| Parent Checklist | A simple summary of everything families need to prepare for the trip. | 
| FAQs | Answers to common questions about the supervised ski bus program. | 
The Supervised Ski Bus Program ensures your child is cared for from the moment they’re signed in at the bus stop until they’re safely signed out to an authorized adult at the end of the day. During travel, WEA staff provide full supervision, helping children stay comfortable, organized, and ready for the slopes. Upon arrival at Mt. Washington, participants are either checked into their ski or snowboard program or met by a designated adult (age 16+). At day’s end, WEA staff reunite children with their authorized pick-up and confirm sign-out using photo ID. Supervision is provided continuously from morning check-in to final hand-off, ensuring a safe, structured, and stress-free experience for families.
Pack all items in one labeled duffle bag or backpack. Dress your child for cold, alpine weather. No cotton clothing for ski or winter layers — choose wool or synthetic fabrics instead.
All ski clothing must be non-cotton, warm, and waterproof.
Full details: Behaviour & Maturity Agreement (PDF)
The Supervised Ski Bus option is available as an add-on to the standard WEA Ski Bus Service. This ensures that children receive continuous supervision while participating in their Mt. Washington Snowschool program and throughout travel.
Tip: Use the same child name and parent contact information across all registration systems to ensure your bookings link correctly.
No printing required. All required forms are completed digitally during the online process:
To get set up, follow the steps in Fees & Registration. You’ll be prompted to complete and e-sign everything as you go.
Note: If you need to update medical or contact details after submitting, log back into the WEA Registration Portal to edit your profile/forms.
Use this list to make sure your child is fully prepared for their supervised ski bus day:
Tip: Arrive 20 minutes early for morning check-in. Photo ID is required for pick-up.
Children must either be enrolled in a full-day or half-day Mt. Washington Snowschool program, or be met at the mountain by an authorized adult (age 16+). This ensures appropriate supervision while on-snow.
Please arrive at least 20 minutes early for sign-out. If no authorized adult is present at pick-up, staff will contact your emergency contacts and follow our supervision procedures. Late-pick-up fees may apply if staff must remain after hours.
WEA staff provide full supervision during travel, breaks, and off-snow time. While on the mountain, Mt. Washington Snowschool instructors oversee participants during their lessons. Together, both teams ensure continuous, safe care throughout the day.
All medications must be given to WEA staff at morning check-in in original labeled containers, with clear written instructions. Staff administer medications according to your provided details and record each dose. Children should not carry medications in their personal bags unless pre-approved (e.g., inhalers).
Safety always comes first. In the event of poor weather or highway closures, the trip may be delayed, rescheduled, or cancelled. Families will be notified via the contact info on file (usually by email or SMS). Credits or refunds are handled according to WEA’s Terms & Conditions.
Please inform us as soon as possible through the WEA Registration Portal or by email. Depending on the timing and circumstances, a credit or transfer may be available. Review the full cancellation policy in the Terms & Conditions document linked above.
Electronics are discouraged. WEA cannot take responsibility for lost, damaged, or stolen items. Staff will have access to communication devices for emergencies, so your child won’t need one.
Please pack a nut-free lunch and snacks in a small, reusable container. Lunch is typically eaten indoors at Mt. Washington. Avoid sugary drinks and glass containers; include a refillable 1 L water bottle.
Yes — Mt. Washington offers rental packages for skis, snowboards, and helmets. Please reserve rentals when booking your child’s Snowschool program. WEA staff can assist your child with gear pick-up and drop-off at the rental shop.
Approximate return times are posted in your registration confirmation. Buses may vary slightly due to weather or traffic. You’ll receive email or SMS updates if there’s a significant delay.