It will takeover the Pittock Conservation Area from May 13th to May 16th this year.
WOODSTOCK - The Children's Water Festival will return to the Pittock Conservation Area this year.
The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority says it will be taking place from May 13th to May 16th and schools can bring students in Grade 2 through Grade 5. They will be able to participate in several hands on activities, so they can learn more about how important water is in their daily lives.
Schools have until Friday January 24th to fill out the Expression of Interest Form online here. However, this does not guarantee that you'll be able to go because the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority will only accept one form per school.
The schools that are based in Woodstock and Oxford County will also receive priority during the selection process.

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