OCSTA President Patrick Daly presents 3rd place (elementary) award to St. Michael The Archangel CES – York CDSB representatives receiving the award: Student Trustee Ben Smith, Trustee Maria Marchese, and Student Trustee Sophia Truzzo. At right, OCSTA Director/Seminar Chair, Todd Lalonde.
On January 19 and 20 OCSTA presented the annual short video contest awards at the association’s 2018 Catholic Trustees Seminar.
During the fall, students at Catholic schools across Ontario worked on creating outstanding 2-minute short-video submissions that demonstrated how they were being Stewards of God’s Creation.
More than 100 submissions were received and from that list a short list of 23 finalists was created. We were happy to invite supporters and friends of the Together in Faith community to use our new online voting tool to cast their vote for this year’s winners from our list of exceptional finalists.
Following are the winners of the 2017-18 Stewards of Creation short video contest for students in Ontario’s publicly funded Catholic schools:
OCSTA President Patrick Daly presents the first place (secondary) award to Holy Trinity CSS. Receiving the award are CDSB of Eastern Ontario representatives: Ron Eamer, Vice Chair, John Cameron, Director of Education and Todd Lalonde, Chair.
SECONDARY
FIRST PLACE WINNER
- Entry #3: Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School (CDSB of Eastern Ontario) – 519 votes
SECOND PLACE WINNER
- Entry #15: St. Robert Catholic High School (York CDSB) – 502 votes
THIRD PLACE WINNER
- Entry #5: Cardinal Newman Catholic Secondary School (Hamilton-Wentworth CDSB) – 238 votes
ELEMENTARY
FIRST PLACE WINNER
- Entry #15: St. Edward Catholic Elementary School (Superior North CDSB) – 336 votes
SECOND PLACE WINNER
- Entry #8: Iona Academy Catholic Elementary School (CDSB of Eastern Ontario) – 329 votes
THIRD PLACE WINNER
- Entry #18: St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Elementary School (York CDSB) – 243 votes
See The Finalists
We invite you to enjoy all the videos that were selected as semi-finalists by clicking at the following link below:
http://www.togetherinfaith.ca/student_video_vote ]
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