Upcoming Dates (any topic underlined is a link to more information)

June 20 - Deadline to pay fee for Royal Beef Selection Class

June 24 - Deadline to apply for Summer Ambassador opportunities 

June 28 - Deadline to sign up for Summer Camp Days

July 1 - Canada Day, Office Closed

July 6-8 - EastGen Atlantic 4-H Showcase

July 12 - Intermediate Camp Day

July 14 - Junior Camp Day

July 15 - Deadline to sign up for Young Speakers for Agriculture

July 15 - Deadline to sign team up for Tug of War Competition

July 23 - Achievement Day Deadline

** Visit the Provincial Calendar for more dates.

Club Reports & Regional News are now being shared to our Provincial Facebook page as they are submitted to the 4-H Specialists. You can view these at the links below - it is not necessary to have a Facebook account to view these links.

Western:

Albany Centennial 4-H Club Report [May]

Central: 

Cavendish 4-H Club Report [May]

Dunstaffnage Marshfield 4-H Club Report [May]

Millview Vernon River 4-H Club Report [Feb-Mar]  Page 1 | Page 2 | Page 3

Millview Vernon River 4-H Club Report [April-May] Page 1 | Page 2 | Page 3

Wheatley River 4-H Club Report [April]

Eastern:

Summerville 4-H Club Report [May]

Eastern Region - Regional Achievement Day  |  Sign up for Event Here!

Eastern Region - Batesville Living Memorial Tree Planting Report+Photos

Club Year End Form

As a pilot project for the 2021-22 4-H year we are asking Overall Leaders, or a leader/senior member chosen by the Club, to fill out a new form following the Club's Achievement Day.

This information collected on this form will be used for the following purposes:

1. The Specialist will combine your answers to serve as a Club Report for the Region's AGM Book

2. The Community Service activity will be entered in the running for the Brookville Lime Community Service Club Award

3. The Agriculture Awareness activity will be entered in the running for the PEI Women's Institute Agriculture Awareness Activity Club Award

We thank you for your cooperation!

Achievement Days

It's that time of year - Achievement Days are just around the corner! A reminder to members that all project booklets can be found online and are required to accompany your project items at Achievement Day. Members who are completing animal projects who may special permission to complete later in the summer are still required to complete their member booklets (as well as activity pages) in time for their Club's Achievement Day. All projects, including booklets, are due to be completed by July 23rd.

Summer Day Camps

Summer Fun Plans

Provincial Projects

4-H PEI Foods Project in a Day was held at Hunter River Community Centre on June 4th. Huge thanks to Chef Felix Arsenault for teaching this workshop and Felecia MacLeod for chaperoning. The six participants spent the afternoon learning to make biscuits, shepherds pie, and blueberry grunt.

4-H PEI Outdoor Project in a Day was held on June 11th at the International Children’s Memorial Place in Freetown. Huge thanks to Mark Arsenault for facilitating all the activities for the day, as well as Jeff Thistle and Tamsyn Cosh-MacKenzie for chaperoning. The eight participants learned about using a compass, map reading, orienteering, and identifying some PEI wildlife and plants.

4-H members came together on Saturday, June 4th at the Culinary Institute of Canada - Holland College, for a hands on Cake Decorating Project in a Day. It was a great afternoon for members as they baked their cakes, enjoyed some scones, practiced their piping and decorated their own cakes along side 3 professional chefs. Lots of learning and creativity! Cakes all looked super yummy!

4-H PEI and The Construction Association of Prince Edward Island offered a hands-on, interactive workshop for 4-H Members of all ages. The 2-day workshop took place on Saturday May 14 & 28 at the CAPEI Training Centre in Charlottetown. The focus was on Shop Safety 101, introduction to the electrical industry, development of woodworking skills and the basics of working in the construction industry as a whole. 4-H members also experienced the association’s virtual reality program that allows students to experience different areas of the trade industry. This program will be used in schools across the Island this fall to provide education about the construction industry and the opportunities for skilled trades workers. To complete the experience, members worked on constructing their own wooden toolbox, fulfilling the requirements of the woodworking project.

Rural Beautification Youth Competition

Call for Committee Members

Provincial Office Notice: Emails