Answers to common questions about QRSTF.
The Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair encourages students to explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics through independent research projects.
Students from Grades 4 through 12 are eligible to participate in the fair.
The 2027 science Fair venue and date are still being accessed and will be made public when finalized.
Visit the Registration page and complete the online registration form before the deadline.
Yes. Students may participate individually or as a 2 person team depending on project requirements.
No, there is no registration cost. That cost has been covered by our sponsors.
Judges are typically professionals, educators, post-secondary students, researchers and community members with an interest in science, technology, engineering or mathematics.
Visit the Judges page and complete the judge registration form. QRSTF will contact you with additional information before the fair.
No. New judges are welcome. Training materials and judging guidelines are provided before the event.
Judges should plan to attend the judging period and awards review process as outlined in the event schedule.
Projects involving human participants, vertebrate animals or sensitive environmental research may require ethics approval.
Visit the Project Ideas page for inspiration, resources and project suggestions.
Team Quinte is the group of students selected to represent the region at the Canada-Wide Science Fair.
Awards are selected by judges and sponsors based on scientific merit, innovation, presentation and communication skills.