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Three Oaks, Kinkora schools are finalists in Superpower Your School contest

Two high schools in Prince County are finalists in a national contest that could see them get $25,000 to purchase new technology.

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Kinkora Regional High and Three Oaks Senior High are the only two P.E.I. finalists in the Staples Canada Superpower Your School contest.

They are among 100 schools across the country that have advanced to the second round of the contest, which recognizes elementary and secondary schools helping the environment through eco-programs.

The second round of judging will select 10 schools from five regions to receive a $25,000 prize. The final 10 winning schools announced April 22.

Supercharge Your School is now in its seventh year and is held in collaboration with Earth Day Canada.

This year, more than 700 entries were received from schools across Canada.  


“It’s been amazing to see the level of innovation and creative thinking happening in our schools,” said Deb Doncaster, president of Earth Day Canada.

“The next generation of environmental leaders are very dedicated to the cause, and they’re ready to take action now.”

 

Kinkora Regional High and Three Oaks Senior High are the only two P.E.I. finalists in the Staples Canada Superpower Your School contest.

They are among 100 schools across the country that have advanced to the second round of the contest, which recognizes elementary and secondary schools helping the environment through eco-programs.

The second round of judging will select 10 schools from five regions to receive a $25,000 prize. The final 10 winning schools announced April 22.

Supercharge Your School is now in its seventh year and is held in collaboration with Earth Day Canada.

This year, more than 700 entries were received from schools across Canada.  


“It’s been amazing to see the level of innovation and creative thinking happening in our schools,” said Deb Doncaster, president of Earth Day Canada.

“The next generation of environmental leaders are very dedicated to the cause, and they’re ready to take action now.”

 

Kinkora Regional High School

Atlantic finalists

Prince Edward Island

Kinkora Regional High (Kinkora)

Three Oaks Senior High School (Summerside)

 

New Brunswick

École Le Tremplin (Tracadie-Sheila)

Gibson-Neill Memorial Elementary School (Fredericton)

Hampton Elementary School (Hampton)

Mgr-François-Bourgeois (Shédiac)

Bathurst High School (Bathurst)

Bernice MacNaughton High School (Moncton)

Caledonia Regional High School (Hillsborough)

Oromocto High School (Oromocto)

Riverview High School (Riverview)

 

Newfoundland

Ap Low Primary( Labrador City)

École C.C. Loughlin School (Corner Brook)

Hazelwood Elementary (St. John’s)

St. Joseph’s Elementary (Harbour Breton)

St. Peter’s Primary (Mount Pearl)

Holy Trinity High School (Torbay)

Mount Pearl Senior High (Mount Pearl)

St. Paul’s Junior High (St. John’s)

 

Nova Scotia

A.G. Baillie Memorial School (New Glasgow)

 

Projects that helped previous winning schools stand out

• Implementing aquaponics to fertilize its vegetable garden

• Producing lip balm and herbal remedies using ingredients grown in their own community garden

• Maintaining a sustainable green house

• Planting trees and plants in local parks

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