On April 12, 2025, the PEO Algonquin Chapter hosted a Popsicle Stick Bridge Building and Busting Challenge in the Petawawa Civic Centre for students in grades 5 to 12 from across the Ottawa Valley.
Student teams designed and constructed their bridges with popsicle sticks and glue. Volunteers from the PEO Algonquin Chapter provided materials and instructions.
The Oakville Chapter of Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) is proud to announce the PEO Chapter Scholarship to support and inspire high school students as they embark on their journey into the engineering profession. The amount of the scholarship is $1,500.
PEO CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP – Brampton
General Guidelines:
The Brampton Chapter of Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) is proud to announce the PEO Chapter Scholarship to support and inspire high-school students as they embark on their journey into the engineering profession. The scholarship amount is $1,500.
Eligibility Criteria
Get Ready to Power Up Your Future! The Engineering Design Challenge is Calling YOU!
Hey High School Innovators! Do you want to tackle a real-world challenge, work with a team of your friends, and win some awesome prizes? Then get ready for an electrifying experience at The Engineering Design Challenge!
The PEO North Bay chapter would like to invite students from grades 5 through 12 to participate in the 2025 Bridge Building Competition on Friday March 28, 2025 at St. Joseph-Scollard Hall Catholic School. Students are provided balsa wood sticks to create wood bridges that are then scored for structural strength and craftsmanship.
The Brampton Chapter of Professional Engineers Ontario is proud to present Bridge Building Challenge 2025
Every year, the Etobicoke chapter organizes Engineering Idol, a high school design competition that promotes the engineering profession to high school students and awards scholarships to winning students.
Annual Bridge Building Competition
Alas.... 2025 Bridge Building Competition will be live-streamed this Friday March 7th morning starting at 9:45am sharp.
A record 450 bridges from 834 participants has been received this year!
