2024 Short-Video Contest Winners

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2024 SHORT-VIDEO CONTEST WINNERS

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OCSTA Short Video Contest Results

At the recent January 2025 Catholic Trustees Seminar in Toronto, OCSTA Director and Chair of the Catholic Education and Trustee Enrichment Committee, York CDSB Trustee Jennifer Wigston, announced the winners of the annual OCSTA Short Video Contest for students in grades 4 – 12.

This year’s OCSTA Short Video Contest invited students to create a 2-minute video about this year’s Jubilee Year theme – Pilgrims of Hope.

The Association received almost 100 outstanding submissions from across Ontario. All Catholic District School Boards and those submitting videos were invited to participate in public online voting and encouraged to share and promote the opportunity for others to vote and share their support for the creativity and faith-filled actions of students in Catholic schools.

Following is the list of elementary and secondary school winners – including links to each video:

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINNERS

1ST PLACE<br />

1ST PLACE

St. Mary Catholic Elementary School, Niagara Catholic DSB
2ND PLACE

2ND PLACE

St. Luke Catholic Elementary School, Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic DSB
3RD PLACE

3RD PLACE

St. Charles Garnier Catholic School, Toronto Catholic DSB

SECONDARY SCHOOL WINNERS

Dante Alighieri Academy

1ST PLACE

Dante Alighieri Academy, Toronto Catholic DSB
Notre Dame College School

2ND PLACE

Notre Dame College School, Niagara Catholic DSB
St. Charles College

3RD PLACE

St. Charles College, Sudbury Catholic DSB

The Ontario Catholic School Trustees’ Association is the provincial voice for publicly funded Catholic education. Founded in 1930, OCSTA represents the interests of Catholic school boards that collectively educate approximately 550,000 students in Ontario, from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12.

For more information, please contact:

Sharon McMillan, Director of Communications

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