Mason Green, second prize winner Grades 7 to 9 for his project on W.O. Mitchell. Mason attends Westmount Charter School in Calgary. He is receiving his prize from Mrs. Christie, Executive Administrator of Alberta Champions Also shown is his teacher,…
We are pleased to announce our winners for the 2024 Student Contest, our 15th Annual contest and our third province wide one. See the full list of Winners and Top Ten FInalists in our Grades 4-6 Division and Grades 7-9…
In 2022, we broadened the entries (and champions list) to cover the entire province of Alberta, and began to not only connect with school districts across the province, but also undertook a Facebook ad campaign to broaden awareness among both…
The 2024 Alberta-wide Student Contest will be launching on Monday, January 15th, and students can begin submitting their Entries after 8 am on that date. The entry deadline is April 22nd, 2024. We have expanded our list of Champions to…
We are pleased to announce our winners for the 2023 Student Contest, our 14th Annual contest and our third province wide one. See the full list of Winners and Top Ten FInalists in our Grades 4-6 Division and Grades…
The printable 2023 Student Contest PDF poster *8.5 x 11 inches) has been released. See the 2023 Student Contest information page (to be updated by January 16, 2023.
(Shown above are the recipients of Participation Awards at Holy Cross School in Calgary) Congratulations to all winners, their parents, and their teachers! Scroll through the images using dots or arrows. Click to view and image full size in the…
This was our second PROVINCE-WIDE CONTEST. We would like to thank the hundreds of students who entered the contest with their stories, essays, poems, videos, artworks, and other media.The judges appreciated the time and energy that you invested into developing…
Our multimedia contest is live! Be the first to take a peek. https://albertachampions.org/2022-student-contest/ Our 13th annual contest connects Alberta students with important Alberta pioneers, founders, builders, innovators and Indigenous leaders; and inspires them to emulate these “champions”. Students grades 4-9…