Students from Nose Creek Elementary School are being celebrated after taking part in the Calgary Youth Science Fair, with organizers already planning to make the experience an annual tradition.
Angela Bain, assistant principal at the school, said the opportunity continues to provide young learners with a platform to explore and present their interests in science, technology, engineering and math.
“This will be an annual Nose Creek Elementary School tradition. It’s so good for the kids,” Bain said. “It’s a really good way for these kiddos who are into STEM to showcase their skills and talents.”
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First-time experience leaves a lasting impression
For many of the students, the event marked their first time presenting projects in a formal setting and even being evaluated by industry professionals.
“They did really well for their first time being interviewed by CEOs of oil and gas companies,” Bain said.
She added that the experience left a strong impression on students, who returned to school proud of their accomplishments.
“They came back to school wearing their medals. It was super cool,” she said.
Building confidence and celebrating success
The school is now planning a celebration to recognize the students’ efforts and achievements following the event.
“It was just a really cool experience. The kids loved it,” Bain said.
Bain also noted the broader impact of the fair, highlighting how it builds confidence and encourages students to pursue their curiosity.
She also said moments like these underscore the value of giving students opportunities to explore complex ideas and share their work with a wider audience.
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