ISLP Poster Competition 2010-2011
The ISLP Poster Competition 2010−2011 was open to teams of 2−3 students in two age divisions: students born in 1995 and younger, and students born in 1992 and younger. The theme of the competition was “Environment”.
In each country, a country coordinator for ISLP worked very hard to encourage schools and teachers to participate, provided resources and guidelines, and arranged a judging panel and the judging process. The posters were first judged within their countries. After that, the national winner posters were evaluated by an international jury consisting of members from six countries:
- Martha Aliaga (USA), chair
- Chris Wild (New Zealand)
- Iddo Gal (Israel)
- Metka Zaletel (Slovenia)
- Christine Reading (Australia)
- Enriqueta Reston (Philippines)
International winners and honorable mentions
Winners - younger age division
(age 12−15, born in 1995 and younger)
| 1st prize | Canada | La Pollution Lumineuse (light pollution) | Bliss Carman Middle School, Fredericton, New Brunswick | Holly Ayles and Emily Baxter |
| 2nd prize | Portugal | How the spread of dust in the atmosphere can contribute to reducing the growth of plants | Third Cycle and Secondary School of S. Pedro. | Beatriz Rocha and Beatriz Morais |
| 3rd prize | New Zealand | Can you predict the weather at midday by looking out your window in the morning | Cashmere Primary School Christchurch | Megan Snell, Jack Boyd and Mitchell Sammut |
| Honorable mention | Finland | Carbon dioxide emissions caused by private cars in Finland | | Peltolan koulu. Mikko Chan and Miko Pusztai |
Winners - older age division
(age 15−18, born in 1992 and younger)
| 1st prize | Finland | Recycling and waste disposal | Lyseonpuiston lukio | Leevi Leppäjärvi, Janne Mustaniemi and Iidaliina Uusitalo |
| 2nd prize | Portugal | Experience “Irradiated Seeds Germination” – What is the effect of different radiations on plant growth? | Secondary School of Portela | Margarida Santos and Sara Brites |
| 3rd prize | Canada | Black Gold & Alberta’s Rivers | Webber Academy, Calgary Alberta | Cecilia Wright |
| Honorable mention | Hungary | How do we think we change our environment in Hungary? | ELTE Apáczai Csere János Gyakorló gimnázium | János Mena, Gábor Galgüczi and Gergely Dálya |
See the International prize-winning posters (Powerpoint)
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