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Winners of the 3rd place 2016 LSF-RBC Our Canada Project Award: Ecole McTavish in Fort McMurray, AB
It's awards season at LSF! Every year we recognize some of the best Action Projects from across the country for their creativity, commitment and changemaking. Apply today!
LSF's Jack Layton Award for Youth Action in Sustainability
- For sustainability Action Projects led by Canadian K-12 students
- 1st place winner receives $500; 2 runners-up receive $250 each
- Submit your application form by May 18, 2018 at midnight (EDT)
LSF-RBC Our Canada Project Award
- For youth-led sustainability Action Projects in Canada
- All projects posted on the Our Canada Project website are eligible
- 1st prize is $3,000; 2nd prize is $2,000; 3rd prize is $1,000
- Post your project by May 18, 2018 at midnight (EDT)
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The date for our 2018 EcoLeague Youth Forum in Milton, ON has just been
announced:
October 16, 2018!
- open to teams of 1-2 teachers and up to 5 students (grades 5-8)
- sustainability workshops for students & a day of PD for teachers
- free to attend - the first 25 schools are eligible to receive release time coverage for 1 teacher!
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Check out our newest R4R tab on Climate Change! We've collected education insights, professional development opportunities, and classroom resources to help teachers address this important topic.
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| Attention Educators, Administrators, & System Leaders!
Participate in a professional development experience, modeling inquiry and learning practical tools & techniques to grow your own practice!
Click the following locations for details:
*Offered through the OTF Summer Institutes, stay tuned for registration info
Coming soon:
- Whitehorse, YT
- Calgary, AB
- Salmon Arm, BC
- Simcoe/Muskoka, ON
- Niagara Region, ON
- York Region, ON
- Peterborough, ON
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Jack Chambers PS | London, ON
Grade 8 students at Jack Chambers PS participated in
The Water Docs @ School Action Project Program and made a documentary about the stormwater management pond in their school's backyard. They surveyed the school and found that few people understood the function of the pond and its relationship to the urban water cycle and the ecosystems. They decided to teach their school and community about the pond using science, creativity and passion!
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Video | Gr 10-12
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April 22, 2018
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