Ryan Ozeroff

Endless Ripples Podcast

Kids EN ↓ 2 episodios

This is a Podcast created by Grade 6 Students at St Gregory Elementary. These young people have been participating in a social entrepreneur project and started a business by the same name. The group of 54 students were challenged to select an SDG(Sustainable Development Goal) and chose Clean water. With this original goal in mind they have strived to earn as much money to support a local charity in pursuit of this goal. The Students will be using this platform to share experiences from throughout the project. We are excited to put this out into the world and your support of our wonderful stude...

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Ryan Ozeroff

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Kids

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Último episodio

13 de feb. de 2026

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Episodios

Endless Ripples Podcast:Student Interview, Daniella 13.02.2026

Griffin and Thiago interview their classmates on the details of our SEP project.

Endless Ripples Podcast 19.01.2026

At St Gregory our Grade 6 students have started the Student Entrepreneur Program. This program has taught them how to start a business as well as all the ins and outs required of a small business startup. The Students were challenged to choose a Sustainable Development Goal; to which they made a collective decision to support a Clean water Charity. They are earning profits to support the Ottawa Ri...

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