A group of secondary school students expressed interest in using the school’s common space to produce and broadcast videos aimed at entertaining, educating and raising awareness on several issues that are relevant for young people in the community.  This is how the idea of organizing the first edition of the Dalbé-Viau Videoclips Festival was born.

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The project had three components.  To participate in the annual Health & Wellness Fair, the Club created an active and engaging booth focusing on conservation and preservation of water, including relevant information and fun activities that will teach and educate about current issues in water. 

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The second component of the project was to use a damaged and ugly common wall (that was once covered by lockers) with an inspirational mural reflecting student’s appreciation of water as well as its importance to our society. 

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The third component of this project was to visit the water filtration plant in order to raise the awareness about water treatment and knowing better ways to preserve this vital fluid.