Science Fair
Inspiring young minds through real-world scientific exploration that builds confidence, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
Program Overview
- Sunday Education School’s Annual Science Fair
At Sunday Education School, we believe that learning should be engaging, hands-on, and inspiring. Our Annual Science Fair is designed to spark curiosity and encourage students to explore the world around them through discovery, creativity, and critical thinking.
- About the Science Fair
The Science Fair is an exciting opportunity for students to dive deeper into a topic of their choice and understand how and why things work. Through research, experimentation, and presentation, students connect science to real-life experiences while building confidence and communication skills.
- Who Can Participate
Participation is open to students in Grades 4–8. While participation is voluntary, we strongly encourage all students to take part. We also welcome students who are not currently enrolled—friends and family are invited to join!
- Registration Details
Email sundayeducationschool@gmail.com or call 647-949-3647 to register your child.
- Project Guidelines
Students will:
- Choose a topic appropriate for their grade level
- Receive teacher approval for their topic
- Create a poster presentation showcasing their research
Posters should clearly explain:
Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How
Students are encouraged to include real-life examples, visuals, data, and creative elements.
Optional additions include:
- Interactive experiments
- Demonstrations or artifacts
- Digital components (e.g., slides or videos)
- Presentation & Judging
On the day of the Science Fair, students will present their projects to parents, peers, and judges. Each presentation should be 5–7 minutes long.
Judging will be based on:
- Understanding and explanation of the topic
- Creativity and visual presentation
- Confidence, communication, and body language
One winner (or team) will be selected from each grade.
- Why Participate?
The Science Fair is more than just a project—it’s a valuable learning experience that helps students:
- Build public speaking and presentation skills
- Develop confidence and creativity
- Foster a deeper interest in science and learning
- Event date and time
May 16 from 2-5pm at David Suzuki Secondary School
Science Fair
- Focus on hands-on learning and scientific exploration
- Encouraging curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking
- Building confidence through independent projects
Learning & Participation
- Opportunity to explore topics of personal interest
- Guided project selection and teacher approval
- Creating structured and informative presentations