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How am I judged at the Canada-Wide Science Fair?
Criteria and process As a CWSF finalist, you will have the opportunity to present your project to a group of judges who will evaluate your work based on the CWSF Judging Rubric. Judging takes place on Monday and Tuesday of the CWSF week and is a ...
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Is it possible to remove the bottom fixed titles for every section as it is more vague? No. We're using a consistent template, including the section titles, on purpose as it allows for a better experience for visitors and judges. Is there a way to ...
Create a project on ProjectBoard
Before you begin... Prepare your text and images in advance; check the word count limits Ensure titles, axes, labels, etc. on images, graphs and figures are legible on-screen; use larger text and ensure contrast between the text and background ...
What awards and prizes are at the CWSF?
As a finalist for Canada-Wide Science Fair, you will compete for a range of awards and prizes that recognize your hard work, creativity, and scientific expertise. Here are some examples of the awards and prizes that are available: Gold, Silver, and ...
CWSF Awards Ceremony: What to Expect
The Awards Ceremony is one of the most anticipated events of the Canada-Wide Science Fair, bringing together all participants to celebrate the remarkable achievements of young scientists from across the country. Here's everything finalists and ...