Thank you to the WRSTEF Sponsors and Partners!Without the generous support of our sponsors and partners the Fair would not be possible! | EN / FR | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
EN / FR |
Thank you to the WRSTEF Sponsors and Partners !Without the generous support of our sponsors the Fair would not be possible! |
![]() University of Windsor - Faculty of Science ![]() Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists ![]() Essex Region Conservation Authority ![]() University of Windsor - Student Awards and Financial Aid ![]() Al-Hijra Academy ![]() An-Noor Islamic Private School ![]() Professional Engineers Ontario - Windsor Essex ![]() University of Windsor - Office of the Vice-President Research and Innovation ![]() St-Clair College ![]() UOttawa ![]() Windsor Essex Catholic District School Board ![]() Al-Sadeq Academy ![]() Dr. Robin Deans, Ophthalmology & Ocuplastics and Reconstructive Surgery ![]() Dr. Dhssraj Singh Medical Professional Corporation ![]() Dr. H. Desai ![]() ProCrafts Solutions Inc. Nile Photography Legal Focus LLP ![]() Eastern Flavours ![]() Conseil scolaire catholique Providence ![]() Landmark Engineers Inc. ![]() Engineers Canada Hindu Temple and Cultural Centre of Windsor 3D Prints Windsor ![]() FACCA Incorporated ![]() Heavy Construction Association of Windsor ![]() Rose City Elementary School ![]() Tandem Engineering Group ![]() University of Windsor - Faculty of Education ![]() Windsor Construction Association ![]() ASHRAE ![]() University of Windsor - Faculty of Nursing ![]() Dr. Amani Zabalawi ![]() Genio-Tech Robotics ![]() Amico Infrastructures Inc. ![]() Intrepid General Limited ![]() Dillon Consulting Limited ![]() International Operating Engineers of Ontario Local 793 - Mike Gallagher ![]() The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy ![]() Avinus ![]() N. J. Peralta Engineering Ltd. ![]() Devonshire Mall |
Student & Teacher Resources
|
Youth Science Canada (YSC) is a non-profit organization which together with the host committee organizes the Canada Wide Science Fair each year. The WRSTEF follows the policies put in place by YSC. These policies are available at youthscience.ca.
For very important information regarding the use of humans or animals, please read the policies set out by YSC and visit the Ethics and Safety page before filling out your Safety checklist. Please contact the WRSTEF committee at chair@wrstef.ca if your project involves human participants or animals. We reserve the right to reject projects involving human participants. If you have any questions about the process, please contact us.
If you are using animal or human participants, the first step is to fill out this form.
How much space do I have to exhibit my project ?
You are allowed a backboard that is 4 ft wide, 2 ft deep, and 3 feet high. Basically, you have half a table to display your backboard, and accessories and with a reasonable height.
Please note that electrical cords are not allowed. You may bring a small battery pack to run your computer if necessary.
Academic Honesty
The WRSTEF is a stepping stone for future scientists, engineers and other professionals. The WRSTEF expects projects to be the original work of students and to acknowledge the source of any content that is the work of others, including the use of Artificial Intelligence. Upon suspicion of plagiarism (which may include contributions of Artificial Intelligence), self-plagiarism, or falsifying of data, a sub-committee of the WRSTEF (which may include Chair, Vice-Chair, Chief Judge, Board Liaison and any other pertinent members) may review the project using any available tool at their discretion. This matter will be kept as confidential as possible. Sanctions for any type of academic misconduct may include disqualification from the WRSTEF for the current year. (*) Based on the YSC Policy on Academic Misconduct which can be found here.
Where to start ?
If you are a student and don't know where to start, the Science Success Student Guide is an excellent starting point to brainstorm ideas, execute background research, maintain a logbook, and how to generate and interpret data.
If you are a teacher and would like to organize a fair at your school, the Science Success Teacher's guide explains step by step how to guide your students and organize the activity. Of course, we are always available to help you too! Send an email to the Chair and will gladly walk you through the steps.
Project Categories
Projects will be registered in one of these categories:
More information can be found in this document.
Itinerary
As of January 27th, 2025, here is the itinerary for the fair day.
Time | Item |
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM | Check-in, project setup and safety checks |
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | Activity per division |
11:30 AM - Noon | Lunch (NOT provided by WRSTEF, please plan to bring your own lunch) |
Noon - 2:00 PM | Judging |
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Public viewing |
3:00 PM | Take down |