We would like to thank the hundreds of students who entered the contest. The judges appreciated the time and energy that you invested into developing very creative submissions.
Prizes for the Teachers!
All of the teachers of the winners will receive an iPad Mini(TM) for use with their students.
Grades 7-9 Multimedia Winners
First Prize:
Second Prize:
Third Prize:
Grades 7-9 Story Winners
First Prize:
Yi-Nuo Cheng (Queen Elizabeth School) wrote a story “A Hero’s Words” about Mary Dover”, wins $500 certificate to Chinook Centre and a certificate of recognition of your achievement
Second Prize:
Debadrita Chowdhury (Westmount Charter School) wrote a story “The Bathroom Conversation with Nellie McClung”, wins $350 certificate to the Apple Store and a certificate of recognition of your achievement
Third Prize:
Gracien Wiebe (The Center for Learning @ Home) wrote about “The Visit from Nellie McClung, wins $200 certificate to Best Buy and a certificate of recognition of your achievement
Grades 4-6 Story Winners
First Prize:
Jane Thomlinson (Senator Patrick Burns) wrote about “The Visit from Nellie McClung”, wins $300 certificate to Chinook Centre and a certificate of recognition of your achievement
Second Prize:
Reagen Wiebe (The Center for Learning @ Home) wrote a story “The Past” about Maude Riley. wins $200 certificate to the Apple Store and a certificate of recognition of your achievement
Third Prize:
Jaiden Sahota (Webber Academy) wrote a story about Mr. Eric Harvie, wins $100 certificate to Best Buy and a certificate of recognition of your achievement
Photos of 2016 Contest Winners
Alberta & Calgary Historical Figures
These individuals that were important to Calgary & Alberta history were featured in the 2016 student essay & multimedia project contest:
We received many entries for each of these figures, though not all were necessarily featured among the winners’ projects.
We feature figures that were important to early settlement and exploration, community development, business history, political history, the First Nations, and to women in Calgary, as well as to the growth of Alberta as a province contributing significantly to Canada as a country.
See Field of Fame #5 for more information about theses Alberta Champions.