All submissions must be mainly student produced, though it is recognized that teachers or other adult advisors might have to work with the students. Teachers should insure projects are historically correct. Projects can interpret various aspects of Canadian heritage on a local, provincial, national or international level. Students are encouraged to submit projects from all disciplines in a wide variety of formats. All presentations must avoid profanity, racial or sexist remarks, innuendo, negative stereotypes or other potentially offensive matter.
Projects are the responsibility of the participants.
The Heritage Fair cannot be responsible for any projects lost, stolen, or damaged while left unattended. Students not wishing to be photographed or have their projects used in such promotions are advised to make their request in writing to local Fair organizers. Students not wishing to participate should advise their teacher at the time of registration. Certificates of Recognition Fair organizers show their appreciation to Heritage Fair participants by sending them Certificates of Recognition. Just download the certificates, fill in the names of the participants, and distribute them.