Study.
Experiment.
Innovate.
Central Interior BC Science Exhibition 2025
British Columbia, Canada
March 8, 2025
Congratulations to our 2024 Central Interior Recipient Prabhnoor Sidhu for earning the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Scholarship.
Prabhnoor Sidhu was nominated for this award at the 2023 Central Interior BC Science Exhibition for her incredible project - Mitigating the Effects of Debris Flows: Part 2. Her hard work has been recognized both at a regional and national level and she has been awarded the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Scholarship on behalf of the BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure. A special thank you to the sponsor for providing this scholarship and supporting our future science leaders in their journey.
Congratulations to our Canada Wide Science Fair (CWSF) Students of 2024!
Kate Thiessen-Clark and Kiah Thiessen-Clark received Silver in the Junior category with their project titled “Soap as a Moisture Loss Barrier”. They were each also awarded the Western University Entrance Scholarship in the Silver category.
Kristina Tannert received Bronze in the Junior category for her project titled “From Oli Spills to Algae Thrills”. She was also awarded the Sanofi Biogenius Canada Award in the Junior category, and the Western University Entrance Scholarship in the Bronze category.
At the Central Interior BC Science Exhibition, we encourage young scientists to build on what they know and explore what they don’t. Ask questions, design a project around a topic you love, and tell our judges how you discovered something new and amazing.
Who Can Join?
Students in Grades 4 to 12
School Districts 28, 57 or 91
Fort St. James | Mackenzie | Prince George | Quesnel | Valemount | Vanderhoof |and area
Need Help Getting Started?
The Science Fair Foundation BC and the Central Interior BC Science Exhibition are offering important programs that will support students as they develop their science fair projects.
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Free Workshop Series
In these free How to Do an Awesome STEM Project previously offered workshops students can explore ideation, project setup, the scientific method, ethics and safety, analyzing results, and communicating findings in a clear and compelling way.
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Financial Aid
Created for youth looking for more financial support in their pursuit of STEM inquiry, the Discovery Foundation STEM Project Grant is inviting BC and Yukon students between the ages of 9 and 18 to apply for funding that will help them build their STEM project, or compete in a Science Fair Foundation BC event.
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Mentorship Program
Reach out to Science Fair Foundation BC mentors when you need it most to ask a question about your project, seek advice, or connect with an expert in your field of study. This is a free program available from December 1st, 2022. Ask a question any time and receive a response.