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Peace Pals International Art Exhibition & Awards 2026

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 14:38:03 +0000

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)

World Animal Day 2026 Mug Design Competition

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 14:31:00 +0000

Young artists and animal lovers have an exciting opportunity to showcase their creativity through the World Animal Day 2026 Mug Design Competition. The organisers have officially opened entries for this year's competition, giving participants plenty of time to create an inspiring design that celebrates animals and nature.

Children's Mangrove Art Contest 2026 – A Global Opportunity for Young Artists!

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 14:26:24 +0000

Do you enjoy drawing, painting, or creating colourful artwork? Here is an exciting international opportunity to showcase your creativity while raising awareness about one of the world's most valuable ecosystems.

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.

Kokos AI Hackathon NERDS 1.0

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 13:34:26 +0000

Artificial Intelligence is transforming every industry, and the next generation of innovators needs more than just theoretical knowledge—they need hands-on experience. NERDS 1.0, India's First AI Hackathon for Schools, is designed to help students develop practical AI skills, solve real-world problems, and present innovative solutions with confidence.

This unique innovation program combines structured learning, mentorship, teamwork, and competition to prepare students for the future of technology.

Kreativity League 2026 – RoboQuest Sr. for Grades 9–12

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 13:24:09 +0000

Maze Solver Challenge: Engineer the Fastest Path to Success

Are you passionate about robotics, engineering, and solving complex challenges? Kreativity League 2026 presents RoboQuest Sr. – Maze Solver Challenge, an exciting robotics competition for students of Grades 9 to 12.

In this challenge, teams design and build a manually controlled robot capable of navigating a maze, identifying the shortest route, overcoming obstacles, and reaching the target zone in the least possible time. Success depends on smart engineering, precise control, strategic planning, and quick decision-making.

🚀 What is RoboQuest Sr.?

RoboQuest Sr. is a robotics competition where students design, construct, and operate a compact robot to solve a challenging maze.

The objective is simple—but challenging:

Navigate through an unknown maze
Identify the shortest and most efficient path
Reach the destination zone as quickly as possible
Earn bonus opportunities by reaching designated power markers

The competition tests both the robot's design and the team's ability to think and react under pressure.

👥 Who Can Participate?

Grades: 9–12
Team Size: Maximum 3 students per team

🚀 Competition Journey

The competition progresses through three stages:

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

Attend LMS sessions to understand the competition rules and receive expert guidance.

🏆 Zonal Competition

Compete in the maze-solving challenge against teams from your zone.

🌟 National Finale

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

💡 Challenge Highlights

1. 🤖 Maze Solver Robot

Build a manually controlled robot that can:

Navigate through a maze
Make quick directional decisions
Reach the destination in the shortest possible time

A compact, reliable, and well-designed robot will provide a competitive advantage.

2. 🧭 Navigation Strategy

The challenge is not just about speed—it is also about strategy.

Teams must:

Identify the shortest route
Handle multiple possible paths
Make rapid navigation decisions
Collect bonus opportunities by reaching designated power markers

3. 🚨 Disaster Rescue Simulation

The maze represents real-world environments encountered during rescue and exploration missions.

Students apply robotics concepts inspired by:

Disaster response
Search and rescue operations
Tunnel navigation
Collapsed structures
Hazardous environments

This challenge demonstrates how robotics can assist in situations where human access is difficult or dangerous.

📋 Robot Specifications

To ensure fair competition, every robot must meet the following requirements.

Control System

Robot must be wirelessly controlled using its designated remote controller.
Mobile phones are not permitted for robot control.

Motors & Power

BO DC motors only
Maximum motor speed: 300 RPM
Battery voltage must not exceed 12V

Robot Dimensions

Maximum size:
- 16 cm × 16 cm × 15 cm
Wheels are included in the measurement.
5% tolerance is permitted.

Arena

Maze dimensions: 16 ft × 16 ft
Wall separation: 20 cm
The maze layout will be revealed only on the day of the Zonal Competition, making strategy and adaptability essential.

🎯 Skills You'll Develop

Participating in RoboQuest Sr. helps students strengthen valuable engineering and problem-solving skills, including:

🤖 Robot Engineering & Mechanical Design
🧭 Navigation & Precision Control
⚡ Speed & Operational Efficiency
🧠 Problem Solving Under Pressure
🔧 Strategic Planning & Decision Making
🤝 Teamwork & Collaboration

🌟 Why Participate?

RoboQuest Sr. offers students an exciting opportunity to apply engineering principles in a real-world robotics challenge. Participants gain practical experience in robot design, wireless control, navigation strategies, and quick decision-making while competing in a dynamic and unpredictable environment.

The competition encourages innovation, resilience, and teamwork while introducing students to robotics applications in disaster management, industrial automation, and autonomous navigation. It is an ideal platform for aspiring engineers and technology enthusiasts to showcase their creativity and technical skills.

Design. Navigate. Solve. Succeed.

Kreativity League 2026 – Kreativity Show Sr. for Grades 9–12

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 14:59:41 +0000

Advanced Innovation Challenge: Build Solutions for a Better Tomorrow

Do you have an innovative idea that can solve today's biggest challenges? Are you passionate about creating technology that makes a real difference? Kreativity League 2026 presents Kreativity Show Sr., an advanced innovation challenge designed for students of Grades 9 to 12.

This competition encourages senior students to identify real-world problems, build functional prototypes, and present practical, scalable solutions before an expert jury. It is an excellent opportunity to showcase creativity, engineering skills, and innovative thinking while addressing challenges that impact society.

🎪 What is Kreativity Show Sr.?

Kreativity Show Sr. is a structured innovation challenge where students transform ideas into working solutions by:

Identifying real-world problems
Conducting research and analysing possible solutions
Designing and building a functional prototype
Demonstrating their innovation before an expert panel

The competition focuses on critical thinking, responsible innovation, practical implementation, and scalable impact, preparing students for future careers in science, engineering, and entrepreneurship.

👥 Who Can Participate?

Grades: 9–12
Team Size: Maximum 3 students per team

🚀 Competition Journey

The competition follows four exciting stages:

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

Receive guidance from expert mentors to strengthen your idea, research, and prototype.

🧠 Ideation

Brainstorm innovative solutions, select a theme, and prepare your project synopsis.

🏆 Zonal Competition

Present your working prototype before the zonal jury and demonstrate its functionality.

🌟 National Finale

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

💡 Themes / Problem Statements

Teams must choose one of the following themes.

📚 1. Education

Design an innovative solution that improves teaching and learning.

Possible focus areas include:

Personalised learning
Inclusive and accessible education
Skill development
Learning outcome tracking
Teacher support tools
Experiential learning
Career guidance systems

🌍 2. Environment

Develop practical solutions that address environmental challenges.

Ideas may focus on:

Environmental monitoring
Climate prediction
Pollution control
Conservation of natural resources
Resource optimisation
Data-driven environmental insights
Community participation and accountability

🛡 3. Media and Digital Safety

Create intelligent solutions that promote responsible and safe digital experiences.

Possible topics include:

Digital responsibility
Content authenticity
Online safety
Misinformation detection
Cyberbullying prevention
Privacy protection
Digital literacy

📋 What Do Participants Need to Do?

Each team must:

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

The presentation video should include:

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

🎯 Skills You'll Develop

Participation in Kreativity Show Sr. helps students strengthen important future-ready skills, including:

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

🌟 Why Participate?

Kreativity Show Sr. gives students the opportunity to experience the complete innovation process—from identifying a real-world challenge to designing, building, and presenting a practical solution.

The competition encourages participants to think creatively, apply STEM knowledge, and develop innovations that can improve education, protect the environment, and make the digital world safer. Along the way, students gain valuable experience in research, prototyping, teamwork, and presenting ideas confidently before experts.

Whether your goal is to transform learning, protect our planet, or enhance digital safety, Kreativity Show Sr. offers the ideal platform to showcase your innovation and make a meaningful impact.

Think. Design. Build. Demonstrate.

Kreativity League 2026 – STEMpreneur for Grades 9–12

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 14:55:59 +0000

Pitch Your Business Plan: Innovate, Build, and Lead

Do you have an innovative idea that can solve real-world problems? Are you ready to think like a scientist, engineer, and entrepreneur? Kreativity League 2026 presents STEMpreneur, an exciting innovation and entrepreneurship challenge for students of Grades 9 to 12.

STEMpreneur empowers students to identify real-world challenges, develop STEM-based technological solutions, build working prototypes, and prepare practical implementation plans. It is the perfect platform for young innovators to transform ideas into impactful ventures.

💡 What is STEMpreneur?

STEMpreneur is a national innovation challenge that combines Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) with entrepreneurship.

Participants work as innovators and business leaders by:

Identifying real-world problems
Designing innovative STEM-based solutions
Building functional prototypes or models
Developing practical implementation strategies
Pitching their ideas before an expert panel

The competition encourages students to think beyond invention and focus on solutions that are practical, sustainable, and capable of creating real social impact.

👥 Who Can Participate?

Grades: 9–12
Team Size: Maximum 3 students per team

🚀 Competition Journey

The competition follows four exciting stages:

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

Receive expert guidance to refine your idea, prototype, and business plan.

🧠 Ideation

Identify a real-world problem and develop an innovative STEM-based solution.

🏆 Zonal Competition

Present your prototype and implementation plan before the zonal jury.

🌟 National Finale

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

💡 Themes / Problem Statements

Teams may choose one of the following innovation themes.

🎬 1. Media and Entertainment

Develop STEM-powered solutions that improve communication, media, or entertainment experiences.

Possible ideas include:

Digital content creation
Educational media
Accessibility technologies
Interactive entertainment
Communication platforms

🏥 2. Healthcare

Create technology-driven healthcare solutions that improve quality of life.

Potential areas include:

Disease prevention
Telemedicine
Medical devices
Health monitoring
Mental health support
Assistive technologies

🌍 3. Environment

Develop sustainable innovations that help protect the environment.

Ideas may focus on:

Waste management
Renewable energy
Water conservation
Pollution control
Climate action
Biodiversity protection

📚 4. Education

Build solutions that transform learning and improve educational outcomes.

Possible projects include:

Smart classrooms
AI-assisted learning
Digital education platforms
Skill development
Inclusive education
Learning assessment tools

🌾 5. Agriculture and Food Security

Design innovations that strengthen agriculture and improve food systems.

Focus areas may include:

Precision farming
Smart irrigation
Food storage
Supply chain management
Sustainable farming
Resource efficiency

🏙 6. Urbanization and Infrastructure

Create solutions that improve cities, public infrastructure, and community living.

Examples include:

Smart transportation
Traffic management
Public safety
Sustainable infrastructure
Energy-efficient systems
Urban planning technologies

🌐 7. Open Innovation

Think beyond predefined themes and propose any STEM-based solution that addresses an important local, national, or global challenge.

This category encourages originality and breakthrough ideas with meaningful impact.

📋 What Do Participants Need to Do?

Each team must:

✔ Identify a real-world problem from one of the competition themes or another relevant challenge.
✔ Develop an innovative STEM-based technological solution.
✔ Design and build a working prototype or model.
✔ Prepare an execution plan explaining the feasibility, implementation strategy, and expected impact.
✔ Demonstrate the prototype during the zonal presentation.

Presentation Time: Each team will have a maximum of 5 minutes to set up and demonstrate their prototype during the zonal round.

🎯 Skills You'll Develop

Participating in STEMpreneur helps students build valuable innovation and entrepreneurship skills, including:

💡 Innovation & Creativity
🔬 Scientific & Technical Understanding
⚙ Prototype Design & Functionality
📈 Feasibility & Business Planning
🌍 Social & Environmental Impact Analysis
🎤 Presentation & Communication Skills
🤝 Teamwork & Leadership

🌟 Why Participate?

STEMpreneur is more than an innovation competition—it is an opportunity to experience the complete journey from identifying a problem to developing a practical solution and presenting it as a viable venture.

Participants learn to combine scientific knowledge with entrepreneurial thinking, enabling them to create solutions that are innovative, feasible, and socially relevant. Along the way, they gain hands-on experience in research, design, prototyping, business planning, and public speaking.

Whether your idea addresses healthcare, education, agriculture, environmental sustainability, or smart cities, STEMpreneur provides the ideal platform to transform your vision into a real-world innovation.

Identify. Innovate. Prototype. Pitch.

Kreativity League 2026 – STEMcult for Grades 6–12

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 14:50:52 +0000

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.

🧪 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.

👥 Who Can Participate?

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

🚀 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.

💡 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

🤖 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

🚀 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

📋 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

🎯 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

🌟 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.

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

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 14:46:16 +0000

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.

🎭 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.

👥 Who Can Participate?

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

🚀 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.

💡 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

🌾 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

🏙 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

📋 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

🎯 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

🌟 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.

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

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 14:42:34 +0000

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.

🤖 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.

👥 Who Can Participate?

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

🚀 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.

💡 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.

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.

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.

📋 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

✅ 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.

🎯 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

🌟 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.

Kreativity League 2026 – CodeQuest for Grades 4–5

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sun, 26 Jul 2026 14:38:08 +0000

School Students as Young Innovators: From Classrooms to Innovation Labs

Do you have an idea that can make your school, community, or country better? Here's your chance to transform your imagination into an innovative coding project!

Kreativity League 2026 is a national innovation movement that encourages school students to explore, create, compete, and develop solutions to real-world problems. More than just a competition, it nurtures creativity, innovation, computational thinking, and future-ready skills while inspiring students to become young innovators.

For students of Grades 4 and 5, the exciting challenge is CodeQuest, where participants create interactive projects using block-based coding platforms.

💻 What is CodeQuest?

CodeQuest invites young learners to imagine a Future-Ready India that is innovative, sustainable, inclusive, and technologically empowered.

Students will use block-based coding to design creative solutions for real-life challenges while developing logical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork.

👥 Who Can Participate?

Grades: 4 & 5
Team Size: Maximum 3 students per team

🚀 Competition Journey

The competition follows four exciting stages:

🧠 Ideation

Brainstorm an innovative idea and prepare your project concept.

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

Receive guidance from expert mentors to improve your project.

🏆 Zonal Competition

Present your project at the zonal level.

🌟 National Finale

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

💡 Themes / Problem Statements

Participants can choose one of the following themes:

1. 🏫 NextGen School Solutions

Identify a real problem in your school and create an interactive coding project that explains the problem and proposes an effective solution.

Examples

Smart classroom ideas
Library management
Waste segregation in school
Attendance awareness
Water conservation

2. 🇮🇳 Viksit Bharat

Create a project that contributes to building a developed India through innovation.

Possible focus areas include:

Clean cities
Smart transportation
Digital education
Environmental protection
Community development

3. ❤️ Healthy India

Design an interactive project promoting healthy living.

Topics may include:

Healthy food habits
Personal hygiene
Physical exercise
Mental well-being
Outdoor activities
Importance of proper sleep

📋 What Do Participants Need to Submit?

Each team must submit:

✔ Original block-based coding project
✔ Project idea
✔ Project synopsis (PDF)
✔ Supporting materials (if applicable)
✔ Video presentation (maximum 5 minutes)

Important: Projects must be original and should not contain any offensive or inappropriate content.

🎯 Skills You'll Develop

Participating in CodeQuest helps students build valuable 21st-century skills, including:

💡 Innovation & Creativity
🧩 Computational Thinking
🔬 STEM Skills
🤝 Teamwork & Collaboration
🎤 Presentation & Communication Skills
✅ Practical Problem Solving
📈 Feasibility Analysis

🌟 Why Participate?

CodeQuest is much more than a coding competition. It encourages students to observe their surroundings, identify problems, think creatively, and develop practical digital solutions.

By participating, students become young innovators who contribute towards building a smarter, healthier, and more sustainable India.

Whether your idea improves your school, promotes healthy habits, or supports the vision of Viksit Bharat, this is your opportunity to make a real difference.

Think. Code. Create. Innovate.

The next great idea could come from you!

Become a Guest Editor for The Hindu Young World

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Mon, 20 Jul 2026 03:44:31 +0000

This Children’s Day, The Hindu Young World is putting the spotlight on you, the young readers! Ever wondered what it’s like behind the scenes of your favourite magazine? Here’s your chance to find out.

For the special issue dated November 13, 2026, six talented children from across India will get to curate pages, write, and contribute creatively — just like the editors of Young World.

How to Participate

Write an article on this topic: An alien visits Earth and writes about its experiences.

Let your imagination run wild!
Make it quirky, fun, and full of surprises.
Maximum 250 words.
Age limit: Students in Stds. VI, VII, and VIII.
Deadline: 5 pm on August 7, 2026

Entries that are plagiarised or AI-generated will not be considered.

The Reward

Selected students will spend a day at The Hindu office in Chennai, working with the Young World team. Travel and accommodation for the student and one accompanying adult will be covered.

This is your chance to bring your imagination to life, learn how a magazine is made, and meet fellow young writers from around the country.

Think you’ve got what it takes? Grab your pen, let your creativity soar, and make this Children’s Day truly special!

7th National Online Quiz on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 14:09:44 +0000

7th National Online Quiz on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016, organised by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) in collaboration with MyGov.

This national quiz aims to promote awareness and understanding of one of India's most significant legal and economic reforms—the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016.

Urja Shakti Quiz 2026 – Powering India’s Sustainable Future

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 14:06:45 +0000

The Urja Shakti Quiz 2026 – Powering India's Sustainable Future is being organized by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Government of India, in collaboration with MyGov as part of the Independence Day Celebrations (IDC) 2026.

Global Creative Graduate Showcase 2026: A Global Platform for Emerging Art & Design Graduates

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 14:00:56 +0000

he Global Creative Graduate Showcase 2026 is now open for entries, inviting undergraduate and postgraduate art and design graduates from around the world to present their best creative work. Organized by ARTS THREAD, the showcase connects emerging talent with leading industry professionals, offering valuable exposure and career opportunities.

Brilliant Science Olympiad (BSO) 2027

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 13:49:26 +0000

The Brilliant Science Olympiad (BSO) 2027 has been designed to prepare students from Grades 5-10 for competitive medical and engineering entrance exams by building strong foundational knowledge and test-taking skills. Regardless of the academic syllabus, BSO aims to nurture young minds with the right guidance and training from an early age.

EduJunior Essay Writing Competition

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 13:41:19 +0000

EduJunior Online International Essay Writing Competition 2026, is an excellent opportunity for young writers to showcase their creativity, strengthen their critical thinking, and enhance their written communication skills.

Eligibility

The competition is open to students from Grades 1 to 12. Participants are encouraged to express their ideas through original essays while adhering to the prescribed themes and guidelines. Prior permission from parents, legal guardians, or teachers is required before participation.

Essay Themes

Grades 1–3

My Favorite Holiday and Why I Love It

If I Could Have Any Pet, I Would Choose...

Grades 4–6

The Importance of Friendship

How I Would Make My School Better

Grades 7–9

The Impact of Social Media on Teenagers

The Role of Technology in Education

Grades 10–12

Climate Change: What Can We Do to Help?

The Importance of Mental Health Awareness in Schools

Essay Guidelines

One essay per participant.

Language: English only.

Word Limit:

Grades 1–3: 500–600 words

Grades 4–6: 600–700 words

Grades 7–9: 700–800 words

Grades 10–12: 800–1000 words

Font: Times New Roman or Arial, Size 12, black colour, with standard margins.

File format: PDF or DOC (Maximum file size: 2 MB).

The selected theme should be used as the title on the first page.

Essays must be original and written with respect for all communities.

Registration & Submission

The registration fee is ₹500 per participant.

Registration Deadline: 20 August 2026

Essay Submission Deadline: 25 August 2026

After successful registration and payment, participants will receive a submission link through WhatsApp and Email, where they can upload their essays in PDF or DOC format.

Awards

The competition offers attractive awards in each category:

Winner: Trophy, Gold Medal, and Hard Copy Certificate

Runner-Up: Gold Medal and Hard Copy Certificate

Five Outstanding Performers: Silver Medal and Hard Copy Certificate

All Participants: Online Certificate of Participation

Teacher-in-Charge: Appreciation Certificate

Students with an interest in writing are encouraged to participate in this international competition and make the most of this opportunity to develop their writing skills while competing with students from across the world.

Know Your CAPFs Quiz 2026

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 18:30:00 +0000

The Know Your CAPFs Quiz 2026 is being organized by the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) in collaboration with MyGov as part of the Independence Day Celebrations 2026. The quiz aims to increase public awareness about the history, responsibilities, achievements, and contributions of India's CAPFs in protecting the nation's sovereignty, internal security, and borders.

Quiz Details

Start Date: 11 July 2026, 12:00 PM
End Date: 20 July 2026, 11:59 PM
Number of Questions: 20
Time Limit: 600 seconds (10 minutes)
Eligibility: Open to all Indian citizens

Participants can access the quiz by logging in through their MyGov account or OTP.

What Does the Quiz Cover?

The quiz focuses on the seven Central Armed Police Forces of India:

Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)
Border Security Force (BSF)
Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)
Assam Rifles
Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)
Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB)
National Security Guard (NSG)

Participants will answer questions related to the forces' history, operations, gallantry, humanitarian efforts, disaster response, and their role in ensuring national security and nation-building.

Rewards

Participants have the opportunity to earn:

Merit Certificates for the top 1st, 2nd, and 3rd winners.
A chance for the Top 30 participants to be recommended to the Ministry of Defence for an e-invitation to attend the Independence Day Ceremony 2026 at the Red Fort in Delhi, along with one companion, subject to the prescribed eligibility criteria and guidelines.

Important Information

Participants selected for the Independence Day ceremony must bear their own expenses for travel, accommodation, meals, and other incidental costs. However, free travel on the Delhi Metro (to and from the event venue) will be provided upon presenting a valid e-invitation, in accordance with the applicable guidelines.

Why Participate?

The Know Your CAPFs Quiz offers an opportunity to:

Learn about India's Central Armed Police Forces and their vital role in national security.
Explore the history, achievements, and humanitarian contributions of the CAPFs.
Celebrate the spirit of patriotism during Independence Day 2026.
Compete for certificates and the opportunity to attend the Independence Day Ceremony at the Red Fort.

Nagrika's Annual Youth Wrting Contest • 7th Edition

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sat, 11 Jul 2026 13:07:51 +0000

Nāgrika, a civic engagement organisation working across small towns in India to amplify citizen voices in urban planning and governance, has announced the seventh edition of its annual writing contest, My City's Eye Witness. The competition invites young adults to explore the stories of their cities through a unique and imaginative lens.

Wingword Poetry Competition 2026: A Platform for Emerging Poets in India

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sat, 04 Jul 2026 15:11:26 +0000

Have you ever dreamed of seeing your poetry gain nationwide recognition? The Wingword Poetry Competition 2025 is the perfect opportunity to turn that dream into a reality. This online competition is designed to discover and uplift new, emerging poets from India, offering them a platform to showcase their work and reach a wider audience.

Empowering Poets, Fueling Dreams

The Wingword Poetry Competition is not just a contest, but a gateway for aspiring poets to carve their place in the rich literary world of India. The competition aims to find the finest poems written by Indian poets, whether they are seasoned writers or first-time participants. For the winners, this competition offers much more than just recognition; it provides the resources and support needed to launch their literary careers.

What the First Prize Winner Gets

The first prize winner will be awarded a generous INR 50,000 in prize money, recognizing their exceptional poetic talent. But that’s not all—this prize also comes with a unique pro-bono book publishing deal. Wingword provides continuous support throughout the winner’s literary journey, helping them navigate the publishing world and gain exposure in the literary community.

The winner will have six to eight months to complete their poetry manuscript, which will then be edited by a renowned editor. Afterward, the manuscript will be published by Delhi Poetry Slam, one of the most respected names in the Indian poetry scene. As part of the support, the winner will be promoted on Wingword’s online platforms, with their work reviewed by critics and recommended to media publications for interviews and features.

The Prizes

The Wingword Poetry Competition offers exciting prizes for participants:

1st Prize: INR 50,000 + a book publishing deal with Delhi Poetry Slam
2nd Prize: INR 30,000
3rd Prize: INR 20,000
Top 10 Winners: INR 10,000 each
Commendable Mentions: 100 selected poems will be featured in the Wingword Collection of Selected Poems
Certificates of Participation: Every participant will receive a certificate of participation.

Rules and Guidelines

The Wingword Poetry Competition is open to all Indian nationals and persons of Indian origin who are 15 years and older. The competition welcomes poems written in English or Hindi under the main category. If your poem is written in any other Indian language, such as Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Oriya, Assamese, Urdu, Punjabi, or Gujarati, you can submit it under the Regional Languages Category.

Some key rules to keep in mind:

Originality: Poems must be the original work of the participant. AI-generated poems are not accepted.
Length and Style: There are no restrictions on the length or style of poetry. Whether it’s free verse, sonnet, haiku, or another form, all are welcome.
Themes: Poems on any topic are encouraged. The judges are looking for poems that reflect original thought, creativity, and rhythmic qualities.
Entry Fees: The entry fee is INR 1000 for one poem, INR 2000 for three poems, INR 3000 for five poems, and INR 5000 for ten poems.

Scoring Criteria

Poems will be judged based on:

Originality of thought
Creativity in expression
Use of poetic form and technique
Rhythmic flow and impulse behind the poem

Complex vocabulary and intricate rhyme schemes are not required; what matters most is the emotion and message conveyed through the poem. Wingword seeks poems that resonate with sincerity, passion, and authenticity.

Important Dates

Final Submission Deadline: July 31, 2026 (midnight)

A Call to All Aspiring Poets

The Wingword Poetry Competition is the perfect platform for beginners and established poets alike. Whether you're just starting your poetic journey or you're already an experienced writer, this competition gives you the chance to showcase your work to a national audience and gain the recognition you deserve.

Join the movement of young, aspiring poets and let your voice be heard. The Wingword Poetry Competition 2026 is a chance to be part of something bigger—a journey of growth, creativity, and literary success.

Rashtriya Kavya Utsav 2026

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sat, 04 Jul 2026 15:04:08 +0000

Poetry is not just meant to be read—it is meant to be felt, expressed, and shared. To celebrate the beauty of literature and inspire young readers across the country, the Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya (ReP) has launched Rashtriya Kavya Utsav 2026, a National Recitation Competition for students of Classes IX to XII.

Running from 1 June to 31 July 2026, this exciting nationwide competition provides students with an opportunity to showcase their recitation skills, creativity, confidence, and love for poetry while exploring the rich collection of poems available on the Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya platform.

🌟 Why Participate?

Poetry nurtures imagination, strengthens language skills, and helps students express emotions with confidence. Through this initiative, students will:

📚 Develop a deeper appreciation for literature and poetry.
🎙️ Enhance communication and public speaking skills.
🇮🇳 Foster patriotism, cultural awareness, and value-based learning.
📖 Discover and engage with the vast digital resources available on Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya.

Every recitation is a chance to give voice to timeless words of wisdom and inspire others through the power of poetry.

👩‍🎓 Who Can Participate?

The competition is open to students of Classes IX to XII from all schools across India.

Each participant may submit only one entry, choosing one poem from the list available under the Rashtriya Kavya Utsav section of the Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya platform.

📝 How to Participate

Step 1: Register on Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya

Download the Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya App (Android/iOS) or visit the web portal.
Register and log in to your account.

Step 2: Select Your Poem

Open the Rashtriya Kavya Utsav banner on the platform.
Choose any one poem from the official competition collection.

Step 3: Record Your Recitation

Create a 60–90 second video following these guidelines:

🎥 Face clearly visible (frame up to the waist)
🎤 Clear and audible voice
❌ No background music
❌ No dubbing or voice enhancement
❌ No AI-assisted narration
✅ Original recitation by the participant only

Step 4: Share on Social Media

Upload your video on any one of the following platforms:

Instagram
YouTube
X (formerly Twitter)

Don't forget to:

Tag the official Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya account.
Use the hashtag #RashtriyaKavyaUtsav.

Official Handles:

Instagram: @rashtriyaepustakalaya
X: @e_pustakalaya
YouTube: @Rashtriyae-Pustakalaya

Step 5: Submit Your Entry

Complete the online submission form by providing:

Participant details
School details
Contact information
Link to your uploaded video
Parent/Guardian consent declaration

Only complete entries with valid video links will be accepted.

📅 Competition Schedule

Submission Period:
🗓️ 1 June 2026 – 31 July 2026

📢 Important Note

Parental or guardian consent is mandatory. Once an entry is submitted, it cannot be withdrawn, and the video may be featured by Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya for promotional and educational purposes.

TAMS 2026: The Amateur Manager & Scientist - Registration Open

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Sun, 28 Jun 2026 12:32:08 +0000

Are you ready to challenge your creativity, problem-solving skills, leadership, and scientific thinking?

TAMS 2026 (The Amateur Manager & Scientist) is one of India's most exciting inter-school innovation festivals, bringing together talented students from Grades 8 to 12 from schools across the country. Organized by PES University, TAMS provides an outstanding platform for young minds to compete, collaborate, innovate, and learn from experts.

World English Championship

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Wed, 24 Jun 2026 14:01:02 +0000

The World English Championship (WEC) 2026 offers students an exciting opportunity to demonstrate their English language skills on an international stage. Designed for learners from Kindergarten to Grade 12, the championship promotes conceptual understanding, critical thinking, communication skills, and global collaboration rather than routine memorization.

Wribate July 2026 Challenge

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 15:18:00 +0000

Do you enjoy debating ideas, building strong arguments, and expressing your opinions through writing? The Wribate July 2026 Challenge is the perfect opportunity to put your persuasive writing skills to the test.

Organized by innoRize, this global online competition invites students and young professionals from around the world to participate in structured written debates, known as Wribates. Participants will sharpen their analytical thinking, improve their communication skills, and compete for international recognition.

🌍 What is the Wribate Challenge?

Unlike traditional debates, Wribate is a written debate competition where participants present well-reasoned arguments on assigned topics. Every participant is randomly assigned:

📌 A debate topic
⚖️ A position (For or Against)
👥 An opponent
📝 Competition instructions

The challenge is designed to encourage respectful dialogue, evidence-based reasoning, and persuasive writing.

👥 Who Can Participate?

The competition is open to:

🎓 Students
💼 Young professionals

Eligibility: Open worldwide unless otherwise specified.

📅 Important Dates

Registration Deadline: 5 July 2026
Participant Details Released: From 6 July 2026
Challenge Duration: Throughout July 2026

To remain eligible for advancement, participants must successfully complete two assigned Wribates during the competition period.

📝 Competition Format

Each Wribate consists of three mandatory writing rounds.

1️⃣ Opening Argument

Present your position using logical reasoning, supporting evidence, and persuasive writing.

2️⃣ Rebuttal

Respond directly to your opponent's arguments by identifying weaknesses, presenting counterpoints, and strengthening your own case.

3️⃣ Closing Statement

Conclude the debate by reinforcing your key arguments and leaving a lasting impression on the judges.

Participants may edit and save their work throughout each round, with the latest saved version before the deadline considered as the final submission.

⏳ Three-Day Debate Cycle

Every Wribate follows a structured schedule:

Day 1: Opening Argument

Day 2: Rebuttal

Day 3: Closing Statement

This format allows participants to carefully research, analyse opposing viewpoints, and craft thoughtful responses.

🏆 How Will Entries Be Judged?

Submissions will be evaluated by Wribate organizers and the review panel based on:

✅ Strength and clarity of arguments
📚 Quality of research and supporting evidence
💡 Critical thinking and depth of analysis
🎯 Effectiveness of rebuttals
✍️ Persuasive writing and communication
🤝 Civility, fairness, and intellectual integrity

Advancement is based entirely on merit, regardless of ideology or popularity. While public voting on the Wribate platform may be considered, it is only one of several evaluation factors.

🎖️ Recognition and Certificates

Participants who successfully complete two Wribates and meet the evaluation criteria will receive:

🌍 Global Certificate of Participation
📜 Certificate of Participation
⭐ Certificate of Influence

Outstanding participants will also become eligible for advanced rounds and future opportunities offered by Wribate.

🌟 Why Should You Participate?

H & C All Kerala Quiz Competition 2026-27

noreply@blogger.com (Scholastic World) — Mon, 15 Jun 2026 13:26:00 +0000

H & Stores wholeheartedly welcome and invite the participation of schools across the state of Kerala for the H & C All Kerala Quiz Competition 2026-27

Eligibility

Students of classes 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.

Competition Format

All Government, Aided, Private, CBSE, and ICSE school students can participate under the banner of the school without registration fees. The medium of the competition, including that of the written test, will be English. The written tests, in both the zonal and school \evels, will have Multiple Choice Questions alone. Any number of willing students are welcome to participate in the first level.

The schools interested in participating must inform the organizing committee of their interest via e-mail (helphandc@gmail.com). The e-mail should include the total number of participants in the school-level written test, from each class. This is required for arranging the adequate number of Quiz booklets to reach the school prior to the date of the test.

School-Level: The first level of the competition will be conducted in the respective schools as a written test. The duration of the test will be 1 hour. The four top scorers from each grade - 6, 7 & 8 will be selected from the participating schools. These students will then be arranged into 6 teams of two members each, i.e., two teams representing each grade. They shall be the participants in the zonal-level contest.

At the school-level competition, we would like the schools to evaluate the answered Quiz booklets (The answer key for the same will be shared with the schools) after the exam and send the details of the winners from each class. Also, we would like to get a detailed list of students who have scored more than 80% in the written test. We intend to honour them with certificates.

Timeline

Last date to register 31 August 2026

School-Level: 30 October 2026

Zonal-Level: 05 December 2026

District-Level

Ernakulam & Thrissur 04 January 2027

Alappuzha & Palakkad 05 January 2027

Idukki & Malappuram 06 January 2027

Kottayam & Kozhikode 07 January 2027

Pathanamthitta & Wayanad 08 January 2027

Kollam & Kannur 11 January 2027

Thiruvananthapuram & Kasaragod 12 January 2027

State-Level (at Ernakulam) 30 January 2027

Topics and Areas for the Quiz

The quiz will be based on the book series GK Treasure published by Digvijay Vidyaguru Publishing Limited, worth D 135/- each. Though a majority of the questions will be based on this book, there will be questions on General Knowledge and Current Affairs from outside the book as well.

The distribution of the questions will be as follows: For Class 3, 4 & 5 – 80% from the book G K Treasure and 20% GK and Current Affairs. For Class 6 & 7 – 75% from the book G K Treasure and 25% GK and Current Affairs.

Prizes

State-Level

The State-level winning team in each category will be awarded as follows:

1st : Cash prize of D 21500/-, trophies, certificates and a one-year subscription of

The New Indian Express worth D 3300/-

2nd : Cash prize of D 17300/-, trophies, certificates and a one-year subscription of

The New Indian Express worth D 3300/-

3rd : Cash prize of D 14000/-, trophies, certificates and a one-year subscription of

The New Indian Express worth D 3300/-

4th : Cash prize of D 10900/-, mementos and certificates

5th : Cash prize of D 8700/-, mementos and certificates

6th : Cash prize of D 7000/-, mementos and certificates

The 7th to 14th positions will be prese

DISTRICT-LEVEL:

' The best-performing teams at the District-level will be awarded as follows:

1st : Trophies, cash prize of D 2500/- , certificates and book purchase voucher worth D 3000/-

2nd : Trophies, cash prize of D 1750/-, certificates and book purchase voucher worth D 2000/-

3rd : Trophies, cash prize of D 1250/-, certificates and book purchase voucher worth D 1750/-

' All the other participant teams at the District-level will be presented with position

certificates and book purchase vouchers worth D 800/-.

ZONAL-LEVEL

' The best-performing teams in each district, after the Zonal-level, will be awarded as follows:

1st : Cash Prize of D 1300/-, certificates and book purchase voucher worth D 1300/-

2nd : Cash Prize of D 900/-, certificates and book purchase voucher worth D 900/-

3rd : Cash Prize of D 650/-, certificates and book purchase voucher worth D 650/-

' All the other participant teams at the Zonal-level will be presented with certificates and

book purchase vouchers worth D 300/-.

SCHOOL-LEVEL

' Every student who scores 60% and above in the School-level contest will be awarded

certificates.

' Certificates will be sent to the respective schools after the event.

' The schools are expected to upload the details including the school address, class,

and full names of the students (with initials and surname) who score 60% and above at

www.handcstores.com.

For any queries please email us at helphandc@gmail.com or contact the organising committee

members mentioned here.

(1) Santhosh Kumar 98475 12485

(2) Raja J. 96331 25476

(3) T. I. Simri 94474 96683

For more support contact H&C Stores: Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Pathanamthitta,

Thiruvalla, Kottayam, Pala, Thodupuzha, Ernakulam, Tripunithura, Thrissur, Kunnamkulam,

Palakkad, Kozhikode, Kannur & Kanhangad.

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Kreativity League 2026 – RoboQuest Sr. for Grades 9–12

Maze Solver Challenge: Engineer the Fastest Path to Success

🚀 What is RoboQuest Sr.?

👥 Who Can Participate?

🚀 Competition Journey

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

🏆 Zonal Competition

🌟 National Finale

💡 Challenge Highlights

1. 🤖 Maze Solver Robot

2. 🧭 Navigation Strategy

3. 🚨 Disaster Rescue Simulation

📋 Robot Specifications

Control System

Motors & Power

Robot Dimensions

Arena

🎯 Skills You'll Develop

🌟 Why Participate?

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Kreativity League 2026 – Kreativity Show Sr. for Grades 9–12

Advanced Innovation Challenge: Build Solutions for a Better Tomorrow

🎪 What is Kreativity Show Sr.?

👥 Who Can Participate?

🚀 Competition Journey

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

🧠 Ideation

🏆 Zonal Competition

🌟 National Finale

💡 Themes / Problem Statements

📚 1. Education

🌍 2. Environment

🛡 3. Media and Digital Safety

📋 What Do Participants Need to Do?

🎯 Skills You'll Develop

🌟 Why Participate?

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Kreativity League 2026 – STEMpreneur for Grades 9–12

Pitch Your Business Plan: Innovate, Build, and Lead

💡 What is STEMpreneur?

👥 Who Can Participate?

🚀 Competition Journey

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

🧠 Ideation

🏆 Zonal Competition

🌟 National Finale

💡 Themes / Problem Statements

🎬 1. Media and Entertainment

🏥 2. Healthcare

🌍 3. Environment

📚 4. Education

🌾 5. Agriculture and Food Security

🏙 6. Urbanization and Infrastructure

🌐 7. Open Innovation

📋 What Do Participants Need to Do?

🎯 Skills You'll Develop

🌟 Why Participate?

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Kreativity League 2026 – STEMcult for Grades 6–12

STEM + Cultural Performance: Where Science Meets Creativity

🧪 What is STEMcult?

👥 Who Can Participate?

🚀 Competition Journey

👨‍🏫 Mentoring

🧠 Ideation

🏆 Zonal Competition

🌟 National Finale

💡 Themes / Problem Statements