Cyber safety is more than just a strong password; it’s about protecting your digital world, making healthy choices online and using technology responsibly.We want Ontario students to show us what that means to them!
Fair Chance Learning has teamed up with ECNO for the 3rd annual Cyber Champion Challenge! This is a great opportunity for Ontario students to show off their creativity and understanding of data security, online privacy and best practices for a chance to WIN!This year’s Cyber Champion Challenge invites students to get creative and spread the word about online safety through art of any medium – some examples:
Paint: Show us what data security looks like with your artistic flair!
Comic strip: Draw a hilarious or thrilling comic strip about phishing scams
Poem: Craft a powerful poem on password strength
Music: Write a rap about privacy settings or compose a catchy tune about technology
Tech: Animate a stop-motion video, build a 3D model, or code an interactive game that teaches online safety
What have we missed? Sculpture? Podcast? Fibre art? New dance trend? However your students choose to express themselves, we want to see their best work! Staying safe online is serious business, but learning about it can be seriously fun!
How to Participate:
Learn with ECNO! Use the Cyber Security Guide for K-8 and 9-12 to share cyber security themes with your students.
Review the judging rubric with your students to share the challenge criteria, and then let them get creative!
Submit creations below by April 18. Winners will be notified end of May, and announced at the ECNO conference!
Win! Pizza parties will be awarded to classes in each category: Primary, Junior, Intermediate and Senior.
Challenge Details:
Eligibility: Open to Ontario students in public kindergarten through grade 12 schools.
Guidelines: Create an original piece of media that demonstrates and promotes data security, online privacy and/or being mindful online. Think about why this issue is important and how it impacts you and your peers. Your media product can be digital or physical and must include: a title, impactful message/image(s), student first name only, and teacher information.
BONUS: Include a student testimonial or write up about what cyber safety means to them, why it’s important, or their favourite way to stay cyber safe for the opportunity to be included in ECNO’s 2025 Cyber Awareness Month in October.
Student Submission:
Hit the Submit button below to complete the form and attach a photo or copy of your student's work. Deadline for submissions is April 18, 2025.We’re excited to see your students champion cyber safety through their art. Good luck, and may the best creations win!
If you have any questions please contact us: ecno@fairchancelearning.com
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