21st All India Child Art Competition

Art has always been one of the most beautiful and powerful ways for children to express their thoughts, emotions, and imagination. Continuing this tradition, the Nav Shri Art and Culture Organisation (NSAC) in collaboration with Himanshu Art Institute proudly announces the 22nd All India Child Art Competition 2026. This national-level art competition invites young artists from across India to showcase their creative vision through painting and coloring on inspiring themes.

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Objective of the Competition

The goal of this annual competition is to encourage artistic expression among children and provide them with a national platform to explore their ideas and imagination. Through art, children learn to think creatively, communicate visually, and express their emotions freely.

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Eligibility Criteria

The competition is open to children between the ages of 3 to 17 years. Participants from schools, art institutes, academies, and individuals who love art can all take part in this event.

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Age Groups and Topics

• Group J (03 to 06 Years): Fill Colour on Given Picture (Downloadable Picture Provided)

• Group A (07 to 10 Years): Me and My Robot

• Group B (11 to 14 Years): The Future of Earth

• Group C (15 to 17 Years): In Search of Inner Peace

Participants in Group J will color the picture provided, while participants in Groups A, B, and C will create original paintings on the respective topics.

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Awards and Prizes

Each age group will have the following awards:

• First Prize: ₹5,100 + Trophy + Award Certificate + Gift Hampers

• Second Prize: ₹2,100 + Trophy + Award Certificate + Gift Hampers

• Third Prize: ₹1,100 + Trophy + Award Certificate + Gift Hampers

• Consolation Prizes (3 per group): Trophy + Award Certificate + Gift Hampers

Additionally, every participant will receive a Participation Certificate, recognizing their effort and creativity.

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Participation Fee

• For NSAC Members: Free Entry

• For Other Participants: ₹250 per entry

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Important Dates

Last Date for Registration:

31st January 2027 Sunday

Declaration of Result :

14th March 2027 Sunday

How to Participate

Participants need to follow the registration procedure as mentioned by NSAC. After registration and fee payment (if applicable), artworks can be submitted as per the provided guidelines.

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If you love art and wildlife, this contest is a perfect opportunity to express your creativity!

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An exciting opportunity for young science enthusiasts from Classes III to XII!

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School registrations are now open for the 2026–27 edition of SPOT. Students with a passion for science are encouraged to explore this opportunity through their schools.

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A meaningful learning opportunity for students of Classes V to XII!

Registration last date extended to 15 December 2026

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The Olympiad is open to students from Classes V to XII across the world, and registration is free of cost.

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Express Your Ideas. Inspire the World.

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Students can showcase their writing skills and compete for exciting prizes and recognition at both individual and school levels.

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GEMA International Young Scientist Award 2026

Explore Science. Create. Experiment. Inspire.

GEMA is organizing the International Young Scientist Award 2026, an international platform designed to encourage creativity, scientific thinking and innovation among young students.

Students can participate by submitting a recorded video or a written project report with images, presenting an experiment, activity, working model or chart-based project that demonstrates a scientific concept.

The competition encourages students to explore science beyond textbooks and classroom activities through simple, creative and interesting projects.

Categories

Students are divided into four age groups:

Group	Grades
Newton	Grades 1–3
Einstein	Grades 4–6
Galileo	Grades 7–9
Darwin	Grades 10–12

Students may choose a basic scientific concept or principle and demonstrate it through an experiment, activity, working model or chart presentation.

Judging Criteria

Projects will be evaluated on:

• Creativity – 30%

• Scientific Knowledge – 30%

• Persuasiveness and Communication – 20%

• Overall Presentation – 20%

Prizes and Recognition

• Gold, Silver and Bronze Trophy winners in each category

• 10 Gold Medals for Outstanding Projects in each category

• Recognition in press releases for selected winners

• E-Certificate for every participant

• Trophy and Certificate for teachers/coordinators sending bulk entries

• Special recognition and Trophy for the school with the most entries

Important Dates

Challenge Opens: 30 May 2026
Last Date for Registration and Submission: 31 October 2026
Winner Announcement: 1 December 2026
E-Certificate: 1 December 2026
Trophy/Medal Dispatch: February 2027

Registration

Registration Fee: INR 500 per participant

Who Can Participate?

Students from Grades 1 to 12 can participate in their respective age groups.

The Young Scientist Award provides an opportunity for students to turn scientific curiosity into practical exploration and share their ideas with an international audience.

Observe. Experiment. Create. Discover.

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GEMA International Student Speaker Competition 2026

Speak with Confidence. Inspire with Your Voice.

GEMA is organizing the International Student Speaker Competition 2026, an international public speaking competition conducted through recorded video submissions.

The competition aims to develop students' communication and public speaking skills while encouraging them to express their thoughts with confidence, clarity and creativity.

Students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 can participate and showcase their ability to communicate ideas, develop leadership qualities and inspire others.

Categories and Topics

Category	Topic
Nursery / Preparatory / Kindergarten / Below Grade 1	Why I Love My Family
Grades 1–3	If I Could Invent One Law
Grades 4–6	Is Competition Good or Harmful?
Grades 7–9	Can Artificial Intelligence Replace Human Creativity?
Grades 10–12	Is Academic Success Overrated?

How Will Entries Be Judged?

Entries will be evaluated on the following criteria:

Criteria	Marks
Content / Substance	25
Oratory Skills	25
Presentation Skills	20
Clarity of Thought	20
Confidence	10
Total	100

Prizes and Certificates

• One winner in each category will receive a Trophy and Certificate.

• Five additional Inspiring and Outstanding Videos in each category will receive Medals and Certificates.

• Every participant will receive a Certificate.

Participation Fee

INR 500 per entry

Important Date

Last Date for Registration and Submission: 31 October 2026

The competition provides students with an opportunity to develop their voice, express their ideas and gain valuable experience in public speaking.

Speak. Express. Inspire.

Let your ideas be heard and your voice inspire others.

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Water – Every Drop Matters

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GEMA International Short Story Writing Competition 2026

Kick Off Your Next Adventure

Do you love creating characters, imagining new worlds and telling stories?

The GEMA International Short Story Writing Competition 2026 invites young writers aged 18 years or younger to showcase their storytelling skills and share their imagination with readers around the world.

Participants have the opportunity to have their stories published in the Best Story Book by and for Kids, which will be distributed globally. Winners can also receive Trophies, Medals, KidZania Passes, Training Programmes and Certificates.

The competition brings together young writers from 35 countries, providing an exciting international platform for budding authors.

Competition Categories

Participants can enter one category only and only one entry per person is accepted.

Category	Age	Minimum Story Length
Sub-junior	7–8 years	300 words
Junior	9–11 years	500 words
Middle	12–14 years	700 words
Senior	15–18 years	1,000 words

Maximum length for all categories: 1,500 words

Story Guidelines

• Stories must be written in English.

• Entries must be submitted as a typed DOC file.

• Handwritten entries will not be accepted.

• Participants may choose any topic or genre for their story.

• Only one story per participant is permitted.

Information to Include with Your Story

The following details should be provided below the story:

1. Full Name

2. Date of Birth

3. Category Entered

4. Transaction Number generated by Stripe after payment of the entry fee

5. Title of the Story

6. Email Address

7. School Name

8. Country

A parent’s or teacher’s email address may be provided if required.

Publication and Prizes

Selected stories will have the opportunity to be published in the Best Story Book by and for Kids, giving young writers the chance to see their work published and shared internationally.

Participants can also compete for:

• Trophies

• Medals

• KidZania Passes

• Training Programmes

• Certificates

Important Date

Last Date to Register and Submit Story: 31 October 2026

Who Can Participate?

Young writers aged 7 to 18 years can participate in the appropriate age category.

Whether you love adventure, mystery, fantasy, science fiction, humour, friendship or real-life stories, this is your opportunity to turn your imagination into words.

Write Your Story. Share Your Imagination. Get Published.

Take up the challenge and let your story travel beyond borders.

 

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International Spell Bee 2026

Calling All Students for a Bright Future

The International Spell Bee 2026 is an online spelling competition for students of Grades 1 to 8. The competition provides students with an opportunity to improve their spelling, vocabulary and language skills while competing with students from across the world.

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Letters Without Borders: Letter Writing Competition

Can a letter cross borders without a passport?

Absolutely. A few heartfelt words can travel across countries, languages, cultures and generations, bringing people closer together.

The “Letters Without Borders” letter-writing challenge invites young writers to pick up their pens and let their imagination, feelings and ideas travel beyond boundaries.

This is more than a writing competition. It is an opportunity to express, connect, reflect and inspire through the timeless art of letter writing.

What Does “Letters Without Borders” Mean?

Your letter should go beyond the borders that sometimes separate us, whether they are countries, languages, cultures or generations.

Write about an experience, a person, an idea or a message that has the power to connect people everywhere.

Your letter could express:

• Gratitude towards someone who made a difference in your life

• Kindness and compassion towards others

• Courage to face challenges

• Unity and the importance of understanding one another

• A memorable personal experience

• Hope for a better and kinder world

• A connection between different generations

• A message that brings people from different cultures together

Objective

The challenge aims to provide young writers with a platform for personal expression, gratitude and storytelling.

It encourages participants to:

• Develop creative and effective communication skills

• Reflect on their experiences, feelings and ideas

• Nurture empathy and emotional intelligence

• Appreciate different cultures and perspectives

• Understand the importance of kindness and social responsibility

• Discover the joy and value of letter writing

Let Your Imagination Lead the Way

There are no borders to imagination.

Your letter could be addressed to someone you know or someone you have never met.

You could write to:

• A child living in another country

• Your favourite author or literary character

• Your future self

• A grandparent or someone from an older generation

• A child who will live many years from now

• Someone who has inspired you

• A person from a different culture

• Humanity itself

Select your age category to discover creative ideas, writing directions and perspectives specially designed for your age group.

Prizes and Recognition

The competition offers recognition for outstanding entries in each age group.

Prizes in Each Group

• First Prize – 1 winner

• Second Prize – 1 winner

• Third Prize – 1 winner

• Appreciation Prizes – 5 winners

Certificate for Every Participant

Every participant will receive a Digital Certificate for taking part in the challenge.

School-Level Recognition

School Level Winners will also be recognised for schools submitting 50 or more entries.

Important Date

Last Date to Register and Submit

30 September 2026

Participants are encouraged to begin planning and writing their letters well in advance of the deadline.

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Tata Building India School Essay Competition 2026

Registrations Open for the Tata Building India School Essay Competition 2026-27

The Tata Group is inviting bright young minds from classes 6 to 12 across India to participate in the Tata Building India School Essay Competition for the academic year 2026-27

About the Competition
The Tata Building India School Essay Competition is one of the flagship initiatives of the Tata Group, designed to ignite young imaginations and inspire the spirit of nation-building among India’s youth. For over a decade, this competition has provided a meaningful platform for students to channel their thoughts on national and social issues through the power of words.

Since its inception, the competition has reached nearly 30 million students in more than 400 cities and across 10+ languages, encouraging students to think positively and contribute to shaping the nation’s future.

Who Can Participate?
The competition is open to school students in two categories:

• Junior: Classes 6th – 8th

• Senior: Classes 9th – 12th

Registrations are free and open to schools across India.

Competition Format
The competition is conducted in two phases:

1. Inspiration through Films: In the first phase, students watch inspirational short films linked to the Tata Group. These films are carefully chosen to stimulate young minds to reflect on the nation’s progress and their role in it. Students then answer a few questions based on the films.

2. Essay Writing: In the second phase, students write an essay on a given topic of national significance. This year’s theme centres around building a Self-Reliant India. The exact topic will be shared with students on the day of the competition to encourage fresh thinking and spontaneity.

Evaluation Process
Each student’s essay will be evaluated at three levels:

• School Level

• City Level

• National Level

This multi-level evaluation ensures that exceptional young writers receive recognition at every stage.

Rewards and Recognition
The Tata Building India School Essay Competition celebrates students’ achievements at every level:

• School-level winners receive certificates, medals, and special Tata Building India merchandise.

• City-level winners and runners-up are honoured at regional functions and receive online gift vouchers, e-certificates, and e-medals.

• National-level winners receive significant online gift vouchers, e-certificates, and e-medals. The highlight is an intended visit to the Rashtrapati Bhavan and a face-to-face meeting with a national dignitary — a truly unforgettable experience for young achievers.

Special Recognition for Schools and Teachers
Acknowledging the vital role schools and teachers play in shaping young minds, the competition also includes:

• Certificates of participation for schools

• Special mementos for teachers

• Teaching aids for 100 schools

A Celebration of Young Voices
With every edition, the Tata Building India School Essay Competition continues to build a generation of thoughtful, responsible, and articulate young citizens. It gives students a chance to express their ideas on issues of national importance and encourages them to envision a brighter, self-reliant India.

Schools are encouraged to register their students and help them take part in this meaningful initiative that celebrates creativity, awareness, and the spirit of nation-building.

Registrations are now open — let young voices shape the future!

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Peace Pals International Art Exhibition & Awards 2026

Young artists with a passion for creativity and peace are invited to participate in the Peace Pals International Art Exhibition & Awards 2026, a prestigious global art competition that encourages children to express their vision of a peaceful world through original artwork.

This year's theme is "Together in Peace – One World, Many Voices." The competition aims to inspire children to reflect on the values of peace, kindness, unity, friendship, and cooperation while sharing their artistic talents with an international audience.

🌍 Theme: Together in Peace

Peace Pals International, in partnership with Living Peace International, invites children to explore what peace means in their homes, schools, and communities. Through art, participants are encouraged to show how people from different cultures can live together with mutual respect, understanding, and compassion.

Children may draw inspiration from questions such as:

• What does it mean to live together in peace?
• How can people from different cultures support one another?
• What does peace look like in a family, school, or community?
• How can kindness make the world a better place?
• What does peace mean personally?

Every artwork should communicate the universal message of peace.

🎨 Artwork Guidelines

Participants should carefully follow these requirements:

• Age Groups: 5–7 years, 8–10 years, 11–13 years, and 14–16 years
• One entry per child
• Artwork Size: 5 × 7 inches (12.7 × 17.7 cm)
• Orientation: Horizontal or Vertical
• Medium: Hand-drawn, sketched, or painted on paper only
• Computer-generated or AI-generated artwork is not accepted
• Artwork must be completely original and must not have been previously published or entered in another competition.

✍️ Mandatory Message

Every artwork must include the words:

"May Peace Prevail On Earth"

This message must appear in English and may also be written in the participant's native language.

📤 Submission Guidelines

Participants must first register online. After registration, they will receive access to a personal dashboard for uploading their artwork.

Digital submissions must meet the following specifications:

• Scanned image only (photographs are not accepted)
• Minimum 300 DPI
• JPG file format
• Must follow all competition rules

Those who are unable to upload their artwork may submit it by postal mail after completing the online registration and including the registration number with the artwork.

🏆 Awards

Outstanding entries will be recognised with the following awards:

🥇 First Place

• 6-foot Classic White Peace Pole or another prize of similar value

🥈 Second Place

• Large Desktop Peace Pole or another prize of similar value

🥉 Third Place

• Medium Desktop Peace Pole or another prize of similar value

All finalists will receive certificates and letters, available for download and printing through an online folder.

📅 Important Dates

• Artwork Submission Deadline: 31 August 2026
• Winners Announcement: 22 November 2026 (Global Peace Pole Day)

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The Mangrove Action Project (MAP) has announced the 26th Annual Children's Mangrove Art Contest 2026, inviting children from around the world to express their ideas about mangroves and coastal conservation through art.

This year's contest celebrates 26 years of inspiring young environmental artists and encourages children to learn about the importance of protecting mangrove forests for future generations.

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Kreativity League 2026 – STEMcult for Grades 6–12

STEM + Cultural Performance: Where Science Meets Creativity

Can science be expressed through dance? Can technology become part of a theatrical performance? STEMcult, a unique competition under Kreativity League 2026, invites students to blend Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) with the richness of India's cultural heritage.

Designed for students of Grades 6 to 12, STEMcult encourages participants to communicate scientific ideas through dance, theatre, music, storytelling, or technology-integrated performances, making STEM engaging, meaningful, and memorable.

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🧪 What is STEMcult?

STEMcult is an innovative competition that combines performing arts and STEM education. Teams create an original cultural performance that explains scientific or technological concepts while entertaining and inspiring the audience.

The competition promotes creativity, collaboration, and effective communication by encouraging students to explore how science influences our traditions, society, and future.

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👥 Who Can Participate?

• Grades: 6–12
• Team Size: Minimum 3 and maximum 12 students per team

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🚀 Competition Journey

The competition takes place in four stages:

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

Receive guidance from expert mentors to develop your concept and performance.

🧠 Ideation

Brainstorm your storyline, integrate STEM concepts, and prepare your abstract.

🏆 Zonal Competition

Submit your performance video and compete at the zonal level.

🌟 National Finale

The top 20% of teams from each zone will qualify to present their performance live at the Grand Finale.

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💡 Themes / Problem Statements

Teams must choose one of the following themes.

🏛 1. Science in Our Tradition

Discover the science hidden in India's rich cultural heritage.

Possible topics include:

• Traditional architecture
• Ancient engineering
• Indian art forms
• Festivals and their scientific significance
• Daily practices rooted in science
• Heritage and indigenous knowledge

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🤖 2. AI in Innovation

Explore how Artificial Intelligence is transforming the modern world.

Your performance may highlight:

• AI-powered innovations
• Everyday applications of AI
• Opportunities created by AI
• Ethical challenges and responsible AI
• Human-AI collaboration

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🚀 3. Future of STEM in India

Imagine how STEM will shape India's future.

Possible ideas include:

• Scientific discoveries
• Sustainable technologies
• Space exploration
• Smart cities
• Robotics
• Green innovation
• India's technological leadership

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📋 What Do Participants Need to Do?

Each participating team must:

• ✔ Select one competition theme
• ✔ Submit a mandatory abstract during the Ideation Round explaining:
  • Theme
  • Concept
  • Storyline
  • STEM elements
  • Intended message
• ✔ Submit an MP4 performance video for the Zonal Round
• ✔ Ensure the video duration does not exceed 8 minutes
• ✔ Present original and appropriate content that maintains a balanced focus on both cultural expression and STEM concepts

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🎯 Skills You'll Develop

STEMcult helps students develop a wide range of future-ready skills, including:

• 🎨 Creativity & Cultural Integration
• 🔬 STEM & Computational Thinking
• 🎭 Performing Arts & Storytelling
• 💬 Communication & Presentation Skills
• 🤝 Teamwork & Coordination
• 🌍 Impactful Message Delivery

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🌟 Why Participate?

STEMcult offers students a unique opportunity to demonstrate that science is not confined to textbooks and laboratories—it can also be communicated through art, music, dance, and drama.

By blending STEM concepts with cultural expression, participants develop confidence, creativity, and a deeper understanding of how science connects with everyday life and society. The competition also encourages students to think critically, collaborate effectively, and inspire others through meaningful performances.

Whether you're passionate about science, performing arts, or both, STEMcult provides the perfect stage to showcase your talent and imagination.

Imagine. Perform. Inspire. Innovate.

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Kreativity League 2026 – Kreativity Show Jr. for Grades 6–8

Working Prototype Innovation Challenge: Turn Ideas into Real Solutions

Do you enjoy solving problems and creating innovative solutions? Kreativity League 2026 presents Kreativity Show Jr., an exciting innovation challenge for students of Grades 6 to 8.

This competition encourages young innovators to identify real-world challenges, build working prototypes, and present practical solutions that can make a meaningful impact on society. Whether your interest lies in healthcare, agriculture, or smart cities, this is your opportunity to transform creative ideas into functional innovations.

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🎭 What is Kreativity Show Jr.?

Kreativity Show Jr. is a structured innovation challenge where students:

• Identify real-life problems
• Research possible solutions
• Design and build a working prototype
• Demonstrate their innovation before an expert jury

The competition focuses on creative thinking, responsible innovation, practical implementation, and scalable impact.

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👥 Who Can Participate?

• Grades: 6–8
• Team Size: Maximum 3 students per team

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🚀 Competition Journey

The competition progresses through four exciting stages:

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

Receive guidance from expert mentors to refine your ideas and prototype.

🧠 Ideation

Brainstorm, research, and develop an innovative solution to a real-world problem.

🏆 Zonal Competition

Present your project and prototype before the zonal jury.

🌟 National Finale

The top 20% of teams from each zone will qualify for the Grand Finale.

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💡 Themes / Problem Statements

Teams must select one of the following themes for their project.

🏥 1. Health Care

Design a solution that improves healthcare through innovation.

Possible focus areas include:

• Preventive healthcare
• Medical accessibility
• Patient monitoring
• Emergency response
• Hygiene and sanitation
• Mental health awareness
• Nutrition
• Health data tracking

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🌾 2. Agriculture

Develop an innovative solution that supports farmers and sustainable agriculture.

Ideas may focus on:

• Improving crop productivity
• Efficient use of water and resources
• Climate resilience
• Soil monitoring
• Crop health
• Storage and preservation
• Supply chain transparency
• Farmer decision-making

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🏙 3. Smart Infrastructure

Create a solution that makes cities and public infrastructure safer, smarter, and more sustainable.

Projects may address:

• Resource management
• Traffic management
• Public lighting
• Waste management
• Accessibility
• Public safety
• Emergency response
• Sustainable infrastructure

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📋 What Do Participants Need to Submit?

Each team must complete the following requirements:

• ✔ Select one theme
• ✔ Develop a functional working prototype
• ✔ Submit a 300–500 word project synopsis in PDF format (Round 1)
• ✔ Prepare a presentation video (maximum 7 minutes)

The presentation video should clearly include:

• Problem statement
• Concept explanation
• Research background
• Prototype demonstration
• Expected impact of the solution

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🎯 Skills You'll Develop

Participating in Kreativity Show Jr. helps students develop valuable future-ready skills, including:

• 🧠 Problem Solving & Critical Thinking
• 🔬 STE(A)M & Computational Thinking
• 💡 Innovation & Practical Implementation
• 🎤 Communication & Presentation Skills
• 🤝 Teamwork & Collaboration
• 📚 Research & Design Thinking

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🌟 Why Participate?

Kreativity Show Jr. offers students an excellent opportunity to experience the complete innovation journey—from identifying a real-world problem to designing and demonstrating a practical solution.

The competition encourages curiosity, creativity, and teamwork while helping students understand how technology and innovation can improve people's lives. Participants gain valuable experience in research, prototype development, and presenting their ideas confidently before experts.

Whether your innovation aims to improve healthcare, support farmers, or create smarter communities, Kreativity Show Jr. provides the perfect platform to showcase your creativity and make a positive impact.

Observe. Innovate. Build. Present.

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Kreativity League 2026 – RoboQuest Jr. for Grades 6–8

Gem Collector Challenge: Build, Control, and Conquer!

Are you fascinated by robots and engineering? Do you enjoy building things and solving challenges as a team? Kreativity League 2026 brings an exciting opportunity for students of Grades 6 to 8 through RoboQuest Jr. – Gem Collector Challenge.

This hands-on robotics competition encourages students to design, build, and operate a manually controlled robot that can collect coloured gem blocks and deposit them into the correct collection zones. Success depends on engineering skills, precision, teamwork, and smart strategy.

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🤖 What is RoboQuest Jr.?

RoboQuest Jr. is an exciting robotics challenge where teams build a manually controlled robot capable of:

• Picking up coloured gem blocks
• Carrying them safely
• Depositing them in the designated collection zones
• Returning to the starting position within the allotted time

The challenge combines mechanical design, problem-solving, and accurate robot control in a competitive arena.

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👥 Who Can Participate?

• Grades: 6–8
• Team Size: Maximum 3 students per team

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🚀 Competition Journey

The competition consists of three stages:

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

Participate in LMS sessions to understand the competition rules and receive guidance from experts.

🏆 Zonal Competition

Compete with teams from your zone and demonstrate your robot's performance.

🌟 National Finale

The top 20% of teams from each zone, based on their scores, will qualify for the National Finale.

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💡 Challenge Highlights

1. 💎 Gem Collector Robot

Design and build a manually controlled robot that can:

• Pick up coloured gem blocks
• Transport them safely
• Deposit them into the correct collection zones

Efficient design and smooth operation are the keys to success.

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2. 🎮 Wireless Manual Control

The robot must be operated using:

• One RoboQuest controller
• One compatible remote controller

Fully autonomous robots are not permitted. Teams must manually control the robot throughout the challenge.

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3. 🏟 Arena Challenge

Teams will compete on a specially designed 240 cm × 340 cm arena, inspired by the layout of an 8-ball pool table.

The robot must complete all assigned tasks within 5 minutes.

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📋 Robot Specifications

To ensure fair competition, all robots must follow these technical requirements:

Robot Size

• Maximum dimensions: 25 cm × 25 cm × 20 cm
• Measured during initial inspection
• Robotic hand excluded from the size limit
• Wheels included in the measurement
• 5% tolerance permitted

Weight

• Maximum weight: 1.5 kg

Motors & Power

• BO DC motors only
• Maximum motor speed: 200 RPM
• Battery voltage must not exceed 12V

Wheels

• Maximum wheel diameter: 8 cm
• Maximum wheel width: 2.5 cm
• Omni-directional wheels are not allowed

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✅ Competition Task

Each robot must:

• Start from the Manual Control Zone
• Collect coloured gem blocks using its robotic arm
• Deposit each gem into the correct collection zone
• Return safely to the starting zone before time expires

Teams will be evaluated based on accuracy, efficiency, and successful task completion.

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🎯 Skills You'll Develop

Participating in RoboQuest Jr. helps students develop valuable STEM and life skills, including:

• 🤖 Robot Design & Engineering
• ⚙ Mechanical Construction
• 🎮 Manual Control & Precision
• 🧠 Strategic Thinking
• 🔧 Problem Solving
• 🤝 Teamwork & Collaboration
• 💬 Communication Skills

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🌟 Why Participate?

RoboQuest Jr. provides an exciting opportunity for students to explore the fascinating world of robotics through practical learning. Participants gain hands-on experience in designing, building, testing, and operating robots while working collaboratively as a team.

Whether you're passionate about engineering, robotics, or simply enjoy solving challenging problems, this competition offers the perfect platform to learn, innovate, and showcase your talents.

Design. Build. Control. Compete.

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