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We Are One Video Contest 2012
Contest Results!
Here are the results of the 2012 "We Are One" video contest. Thanks to all of those who submitted videos this year and to all those who voted. You may view the videos by clicking on the titles.
Elementary
| First Place | We Are One | Sir G.E. Cartier |
| Second Place | We Are One | Fairmont |
| Third Place | We Are One | Straffordville |
Secondary
| First Place | Life Without Blinders | Laurier |
| Second Place | We Are More Than Just Labels | H.B. Beal |
| Third Place | We Are One | H.B. Beal |
Contest Information
The Thames Valley District School Board supports and values the diversity within school communities and is committed to providing a safe, respectful and equitable environment for all. Students are encouraged to demonstrate their creativity and ingenuity by creating videos that support the core values of equity and represent inclusive school environments.
We Are One: Guidelines
- Videos must promote the core values of equity and inclusive education.
- There will be prizes awarded in two categories: Elementary and Secondary schools.
- The contest is open to all elementary and secondary school students in TVDSB.
- Projects can be personal or group submissions.
- The finalists will be chosen by a panel made up of representatives of the TVDSB.
- The top 5 videos from Elementary Schools, and the top 5 videos from the Secondary Schools will be selected as finalists for public voting.
- Prize money will be awarded to the school for resources and/or initiatives that support equity and inclusive education.
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In order to avoid copyright infringement you will need to use music that allows for its use within a video project. A few resources have been provided below under the 'Related Links' area.
$2,500 in Prizes will be awarded to
the winning schools!
ElementaryFirst Prize - $750
Second Prize - $500
Third Prize - honourable mention & plaqueSecondaryFirst Prize - $750
Second Prize - $500Third Prize - honourable mention & plaque
For more information please contact Kenji Takahashi by email, or by calling #20016
Thank you for your interest, and best of luck!
Laura Elliott, Executive Superintendent
Program Services, TVDSB
