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Canadian Innovation Contest 2025 Sponsorship Package

Explore material preserved from an earlier CKSTEM programme: its ideas, learning resources and original context.

This is a historical archive. Dates, awards, fees and registration instructions below describe that edition; its entry period has closed. See the current contest programme and calendar.

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Games & Fun

Award Presentation

Dinner Buffet

Music, Dance & Party

Main Attractions

Raffle & Prizes

Photo Booth

CKSTEM invites you to an exciting

event full of fun, entertainment & food

to celebrate students’ success

SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE

CIC 2025

[email protected]

cic.ckstem.org

Saturday, June 7 2025

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5 PM - 10 PM

Chandni Banquet Hall

125 Chrysler Drive, Brampton, ON L6S 6L1

800+ Awards

150+ Schools

8000+ Enrollments

50,000+ Hours Spent

Platinum Sponsors:

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Computational Thinking Contest (CICC)

School Grades: 3-10

Contest Dates: April 1-13, 2025

Format: Online Proctored Test (45 Minutes)

Global Competencies: Critical Thinking &

Problem Solving, Innovation & Creativity

CICC aims to cultivate students’ creativity, logical reasoning ability, and

algorithmic & computational thinking skills. It focuses on decomposition,

pattern recognition, abstraction, algorithms, modelling & simulation. No prior

programming knowledge is required to participate in this contest.

Resources: Computational thinking question bank

Theme: Application of computing for a sustainable world

Contest Details: https://cic.competitivekids.org/cicc

FREE

FREE

Visual Art Contest (CIAC)

School Grades: 3-10

Contest Dates: March 1-31, 2025

Format: Online Art Submission

Global Competencies: Global Citizenship,

Innovation & Creativity, Communication

CIAC, the Visual Art Contest, is designed to provide students with an

opportunity to engage in imaginative and innovative thoughts through art. It is

to develop the ability to communicate and represent their thoughts, feelings,

and ideas creatively. It also focuses on understanding & making connections.

Resources: Drawing, sketching, and coloring techniques

Theme: Impact of environment on mental and physical health

Contest Details: https://cic.competitivekids.org/ciac

Math Problem Solving Contest (CIMC)

School Grades: 2-10

Contest Dates: April 1-13, 2025

Format: Online Proctored Test (75 Minutes)

Global Competencies: Critical Thinking & Problem

Solving, Learning to Learn

This contest is designed to challenge and promote problem-solving, critical

thinking, reasoning, and abstract or spatial thinking for the students. Learning

mathematics through problem-solving activities is the most efficient way for

students to develop mathematical skills that will prepare them for the future.

Resources: Practical mental math quizzes & drills

Theme: Problem solving for a sustainable world

Contest Details: https://cic.competitivekids.org/cimc

FREE

FREE

Debate Contest (CIDC)

School Grades: 5-10

Contest Dates: March 1-31, 2025

Format: Final - Online Live Contest

Global Competencies: Communication,

Collaboration, & Global Citizenship

CIDC is designed to allow students to showcase their persuasive speaking,

communication, and debating skills. In this contest, we will focus on two areas

- persuasive public speaking and debate. This will help students acquire better

poise, speech delivery, civic awareness and public speaking skills.

Resources: Effective public speaking & debating techniques

Theme: Environment sustainability

Contest Details: https://cic.competitivekids.org/cidc

FREE

Creative Writing Contest (CIWC)

School Grades: 5-10

Contest Dates: April 1-13, 2025

Format: Online Proctored Test (75 Minutes)

Global Competencies: Communication,

Innovation & Creativity, Global Citizenship

CIWC is designed to allow students to use creative writing, a form of artistic

expression drawing on their imagination to convey meaning through imagery,

narrative and drama in their written words. The contestants will follow the rules

of writing combined with imagination to create stories that engage the readers.

Resources: Creative writing process, effective story writing

Theme: Creative writing for a sustainable world

Contest Details: https://www.competitivekids.org/ciwc

Photography Contest (CIPC)

FREE

School Grades: 5-12

Contest Dates: March 1-31, 2025

Format: Online Photo Collage Submission

Global Competencies: Innovation &

Creativity, Global Citizenship

CIPC, the Photography Contest, is designed to allow students to capture how

innovations influence our lives and humanity. We also want our young

photographers to show the impact of innovations on society. This will enable

them to analyze, communicate and reinterpret the ideas and expressions.

Resources: Rules & techniques of photography

Theme: Improved sustainability using renewable energy & recycling

Contest Details: https://cic.competitivekids.org/cipc

Canadian Innovation Contests, also known as CIC,

are a set of 6 innovative contests. These contests

provide a holistic experience and an opportunity

for students with varying interests to extend

themselves, explore their capabilities and

maximize their potential.

CANADIAN INNOVATION CONTESTS

Modern Learning is more about the journey than the destination. Hence,

these contests focus on empowering modern learners to inspire, innovate

and disrupt. We use technology and tools to provide students with resources

to foster a creative learning culture. Contests also focus on global

competencies and equitable assessment through well-defined criteria. As

a Canadian nonprofit organization, we share the responsibility to challenge

learners to be active and engaged.

Data privacy is essential to us. We do not require schools or teachers to

provide us with any personal or sensitive information about the students. We

do not share any personal information regarding students with vendors .

3 Best School Awards to recognize the School’s

strong support and commitment to these contests.

10 Best Teacher Awards to recognize teachers’

dedication toward enhancing their students'

learning experience.

Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals for the top 6% students in all contests.

An additional 10% honor medals for the students from each participating

school.

Certificate of participation is given to all participants​.

CIC AWARDS & RECOGNITION

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2020 COMPETITIVE KIDS

STEM ROBOTICS

COMPETITION

2021 CANADIAN

INNOVATION CONTESTS

AWARD CEREMONY

FIVE YEAR JOURNEY

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2023 CANADIAN

INNOVATION CONTESTS

AWARD CEREMONY

2022 CANADIAN

INNOVATION CONTESTS

AWARD CEREMONY

INNOVATION CONTESTS

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2024 CANADIAN

INNOVATION CONTESTS

AWARD CEREMONY

2024 CANADIAN

INNOVATION CONTESTS

AWARD CEREMONY

INNOVATION CONTESTS

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Feel the Joy of Helping

• Re-energize and feel better by showing benevolence

• Improve Self-Worth &connect with a bigger purpose

• Experience greater positivity with the joy of giving

• Promote generosity & motivate others

• Giving is vital for a happy and fulfilling life

BENEFITS OF SPONSORING & SUPPORTING CKSTEM

Develop Smarter Communities

• Help create a culture of collaboration

• Contribute to developing young kids to excel in STEM+

• Nurture the talent pool and provide opportunities

• Join hands with other like-minded people

• Foster innovation and creativity within communities

Promote Business

• Build consumer trust by exhibiting humanitarianism

• Promote your brand by having a presence at the event

• Connect with people during the Gala Award Ceremony

• Strengthen your brand through media coverage

Drive Change

• Make a difference by promoting STEM+ education

• Help in aligning technology trends with education

• Exhibit support to promote best practices

• Create STEM+ opportunities for the children

* Your brand logo will be promoted as per your Sponsorship Package

CANADIAN INNOVATION CONTEST AWARD CEREMONY

Event & Lunch Tickets

THANK YOU

HOW TO SPONSOR OR DONATE

As a non-profit organization, our core value system consists of serving and giving back to

our community. We need support from sponsors and donors to keep the Canadian

Innovation Contests free for students while rewarding them for their performance. Please

get in touch with us at 647-984-8968 or [email protected] to join us in this noble cause.