Meet the 2025 DIBC Scholarship Award Recipients
Each year we are fortunate to see a group of students who have been part of DIBC graduate from School. We know that their experience with DI has benefited them throughout their school years and will continue to benefit them in this new phase of their life.
Kara Lo
West Point Grey Academy
What does Destination Imagination mean to you?
Destination Imagination was my first taste at true collaboration and leadership. Through instant and team challenges, I was taught the importance of teamwork and that only a disciplined team can successfully communicate with each other and bring ideas to life.
Sadie Baker
South Kamloops Secondary
What does Destination Imagination mean to you?
I am so thankful to be part of Destination Imagination. I have learned countless skills, been exposed to so many new things, been pushed out of my comfort zone, and been able to connect to people of all different ages and backgrounds.
Ava Robertson
Seycove Secondary
What does Destination Imagination mean to you?
Destination Imagination was a milestone in my education, where I learned that teamwork is more than just dividing tasks. It requires trust, flexibility and integrity; combining our strengths to create something greater than we could alone.Â
SKSS Destination Imagination Team Wins Provincial Championship!
2025-26 Team Challenge Previews
Check out the 2025-26 Team Challenge Previews! Get ready to embark on a new journey of discovery and imagination with your team!
Our STEAM Focused Educational Approach
Our STEAM-based Challenges are designed to prepare kids for the future of work by instilling these skills:
Problem-solving
STEAM-based challenges that students solve in teams.
Creativity
Kids blossom developing ideas that build on what they learn in school.
Communication
Each student has a voice and space to develop unique abilities and talents.
Collaboration
Team members make all the decisions and even manage the budget.
The DIBC Season at a Glance
Teams have the opportunity to exhibit their creativity and innovation by showcasing their solutions at local tournamants.
Nathan Fawkes
Seycove Secondary
Joshua Liebert
Seycove Secondary
Andreas Zuijdervelt
Seycove Secondary
Indira Soltys-Lee
Seycove Secondary
The DIBC Season at a Glance
Teams have the opportunity to exhibit their creativity and innovation by showcasing their solutions at local tournamants.
September
Team Challenge
Season Opens
Fall & Winter
Form your team
and choose your challenge
November –Â April
Share your solutions
at local tournaments
May
Celebrate at
Global Finals
DIBC and Inclusivity
Our program is inclusive of people, places, and thinking. We welcome students in their different levels of skills and abilities from different economic backgrounds, cultures, no matter their religion and life preferences. We encourage and help them to discover and build their self-confidence and self-esteem.
We live in a society with a lot of cultural diversity and we believe that having the opportunity to be part of that reality is enriching for the day-to-day and the future of our participants. In DI, we celebrate diversity. In our participants, our volunteers, the Team managers, the Destination Imagination around the world.
Destination Imagination is all about connection, collaboration, and creativity.