The second annual Langley Heritage Fair was presented Friday, April 21, at the Fort Langley Community Hall by the Langley Centennial Museum, Langley Heritage Society, and the local school district.
The winners were:
Most Original Topic: Pull Factors that Bring People to Canada, by Ocean Vinaev of Richard Bulpitt Elementary, presented by Hilary Ruffini of the BC Farm Museum
Langley Heritage Society Award for Best Presentation: Derby Reach by Frances Portento, Dorothy Peacock Elementary, presented by Fred Pepin, president of the Langley Heritage Society
Curator’s Choice Award: Katzie First Nation by Makayla Groves, Langley Meadows Elementary, presented by Langley Centennial Museum Curator Kobi Christian
Docent Award: A Teacher’s Story by Jacob Edwards, Dorothy Peacock Elementary, presented by Langley Centennial Museum Docent Melissa Clark
Artistic Achievement Award: Inukshuk by Liam Brennen, James Kennedy Elementary, presented by Township of Langley Acting Mayor Angie Quaale
Educator’s Award: Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by Serena Choo, Richard Bulpitt Elementary, presented by Langley Centennial Museum Assistant Lindsay Pollock
Winners will go on to compete in the Fraser Valley Regional Heritage Fair in Abbotsford in May.