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SPECIAL THANKS TO: AVRSF Donors:
The Annapolis Valley Regional School Board and Bronze $99 Platinum Donors $999 Annapolis Valley Regional
Margo Tait, Superintendent, Green Schools Nova Scotia
SCIENCE
for continued support of the Annapolis Valley Regional Greenwood Physiotherapy
Science Fair program. Heart and Stroke Foundation
Kemic Bioresearch Laboratories Ltd
Sarah Tessier, AVRSF Chairperson Larry Morse Electrical
FAIR
Cindy Middleton, AVRSF Awards Organizer Municipality of the County of Kings
Christine Popowich, AVRSF Logistics Organizer NS Department of Natural Resources
NS Fruit Growers Association
Maria Carty, AVRSB Liaison
Service Master
Karen Sotvedt- AVRSB, for administrative support to
Universal Sports
the AVRSF committee.
Peter Mowatt, NSCC Liaison Silver $100 - $499
Sylvia Jacquard, Coldbrook School for the Bell Aliant
Awards Night Slide Show Best Toyota Canadian Federation of
Biomedica University Women
Science Fair Judges for contribution of their time and Blomidon Naturalists Society
expertise in making the judging experience Boston Pizza, New Minas
a great educational value to the participants. Canadian Stockholm Junior Water
Prize Committee
Administration and staff of NSCC, Annapolis Campus Clean Annapolis River Project
for sharing their school, Engineers of Nova Scotia
K-Rock Radio 89.3
Daphne Moore - AVRSB, for her design of the Michelin North America (Canada) Inc.
Science Fair logo. Minas Basin Pulp and Power
Company Ltd
Parents /guardians and the community for continued Mount Allison University
support of the regional Science Fair program and the NS Association of Science Teachers
NS Department of Energy
encouragement to budding young scientists in our schools.
A special thank you to all organizations that have
NS Institute of Science
NS Power Innovation Awards AWARDS
NS Youth Experiences in Science
generously donated trophies and awards to help make this
Science Fair a success!
Professional Institute of the Public
Service of Canada
CEREMONY
Solstice Energy Consulting
-The 2012 Annapolis Valley Science Fair Technova
Committee Treventis Corporation Friday, March 30, 2012 7:00pm
Valley Waste Resource Management Nova Scotia Community College,
This Fair is made possible through the generous time and effort of its
volunteers, including Science Fair Committee members. If you are WEAVEXX Annapolis Campus
interested in volunteering, please contact 295 Commercial St., Middleton NS
Sarah Tessier at sarah.tessier@avrsb.ca or Gold $500 - $999
Christine Popowich at bigelowc@staff.ednet.ns.ca King’s Edgehill School
PROGRAMME AWARDS (in alphabetical order) Mount Allison University Divisional Awards
Michelin North American (Canada) Inc. Trophy
The following awards may be presented if students achieve
the specific criteria. (Best Engineering 7-12)
Welcome and Sarah Tessier – Chair, AVRSF Minas Basin Pulp and Power Award
Introductions:
Acadia University Department of Earth and (Best Environmental Science Award 7-12)
Dennis Kingston, Chair of
Programs at Middleton Campus, Environmental Science Awards (4-12) Municipality of the County of Kings Award (7-12)
NSCC Acadia University Huggins High School Seminar Nova Scotia Agricultural College Agricultural
Award (10-12) Science Award (7-9)
Master of Sarah Tessier – Chair, AVRSF Acadia University Jodrey School of Computer Nova Scotia Agricultural College Scholarship(10-
Ceremonies: Science Award (7-12) 12)
Acadia University Jodrey School of Computer NS Association of Science Teachers Award (4-12)
Slide Show of Sylvia Jacquard, Teacher Librarian
Science (Best Math and Computer Science 7-12) Nova Scotia Community College Awards (7-12)
Students: Coldbrook & District School
Acadia University School of Nutrition and Dietetics Nova Scotia Community College Environmental
Awards (4-9) Committee Award
Presentations: Medallions NS Fruit Growers Association Awards (4-12)
Special Awards Acadia University Scholarship (11-12)
Aliant Communication Award (7-12) Nova Scotia Heart and Stroke Foundation Awards
Major Awards and Scholarships
Canada-Wide 2012 AVRSF AVRSB Canada-Wide Science Fair Awards (4-12)
representatives attending national Best Toyota Trophy (Best Earth & Space Science Nova Scotian Institute of Science Award (7-12)
YSF in Charlottetown, PEI 7-12) Nova Scotia Power Innovation Award (7-12)
Biomedica Diagnostics Medical Research Award People’s Choice Awards (P-12)
Professional Institute of Public Service of Canada
MEDALS and AWARDS (4-12)
Award (7-12)
Blomidon Naturalist Award (7-12)
PRESENTATION Canadian Federation of University Women Saint Mary’s University Scholarship (11-12)
Trophy for Scientific Merit (11) Service Master (Valley) Trophy
The Annapolis Valley Regional Science Fair is divided Canadian Stockholm Junior Water Prize (Senior (Best Physical Science 7-12)
into four age/grade levels as follows: P-3, 4-6, 7-9, Level) Solstice Energy Consulting Award (7-12)
10-12. The P-3 segment of the 2012 Fair has been Clean Annapolis River Project (CARP) Awards Technova Award (7-12)
designated as non-competitive; no medals or awards (4-12) Treventis Corporation Award (4-12)
will be presented to students at that level other than Dalhousie University Scholarship (11-12) Universal Sports Plaque (Best Class Project P-6)
awards for class projects. All students will be given Department of Natural Resources (4-9) Valley Waste Resource Management Awards (4-12)
participants’ ribbons and certificates and will receive Engineers of Nova Scotia Award (7-12) WEAVEXX Trophy (Best Project 7-12)
a comment sheet from the Science Fair judges. Green Schools Nova Scotia Award (4-12)
Greenwood Physiotherapy Award (10-12)
Gold, silver and bronze Annapolis Valley Regional K-Rock Award (4-9)
Science Fair medals will be presented to all students in KEMIC Bioresearch Laboratories Ltd. Trophy
grades 4-12 whose projects have met the criteria (Best Life Science 7-12)
required. Larry Morse Electrical Plaque (Best Project 4-6)
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