On April 18, 2021, five participants in the Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair won a spot to compete at the 2021 Canada-wide Science Virtual Fair from Ottawa. These students have been refining their projects, rehearsing their speeches and working with mentors. This is an amazing opportunity
Luisa McGilly and Taguen Tsokos of St. Paul C.S.S. Trenton are presenting a project on learning: The Study of How Students Learn Best. Nina Graciano of the HPEDSB Virtual School studied how fire is affected by liquids: Fire Fueds – Fire vs Liquid. The project of Jay Solomon of Eastside High School supports the hypothesis that dehydration can lead to worst concussions: The Increased Concussion Risk of the Dehydrated Brain. Emma Cribby from St. Joseph Catholic School is presenting a timely project about Covid and mental health: MENTAL LOOP: Mental Health during the Pandemic. The Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair is proud of these students for their dedication to get to this point.
The Canada-wide Science fair has been held almost every year since 1962. This year, from May 17-21, 2021, there will be 375 finalists, more than 338 projects and 96 delegates from every part of Canada taking part. The students will be involved in online activities such as lectures, judging, a virtual STEM Fair and much more. They will also be competing for almost a million dollars in prize money. On May 19-21, 2021, the public will have access to the projects and will be able to take part individually or participate with a class. There are many prizes to be given out. To sign up please go to… https://events.eply.com/SchoolVisits2021 . To learn more about CWSF go to cwsf.youthscience.ca.
“We are proud to play a key role in inspiring these emerging science leaders to explore the world of science and to choose a career in Canada in science and science-related fields such as engineering and technology.”
