Following registration we will send your school the competition guidelines and brief.
Each team will then decide what project they want to do (focused on addressing/achieving one or more of the SDGs), and will have the opportunity to submit their plans for feedback from Future Foundations prior to implementation.
We want to support your students to deliver high quality projects.
From 6th September your team can submit your project plan for feedback. During this phase we will provide feedback on project ideas – the deadline for submitting your ideas for feedback is 1st December 2018. After this date, we will still accept registrations but may not be able to provide feedback on your project plans.
Teams implement their project plans and turn their ideas into reality. Teams can start their projects anytime from September onwards. We welcome teams to join up until January 2018.
Before you start, we encourage your team to submit your project plan for feedback from our team, click here to submit.
We will provide resources and guidance and will be on hand to provide further feedback as you develop and implement your projects.
Please ensure your school is registered and you have a teacher who is overseeing your team. We will be sharing a regular bulletin with all registered teachers and will send project feedback to your teacher to share with you.
Team reflection and submission of evidence of impact
We will provide you with further details to all registered schools and students on how to submit your project report
Participants in the competition will work in a team of between 3 and 7 students (self-selecting).
The competition is aimed at students aged 11 to 16 years in the 2017-18 academic year, however if you have students who are younger/older wishing to take part we will not exclude your participation.
We are inviting schools to identify a teacher who will coordinate the competition internally.
Once you have a school coordinator, we ask that each school registers. The competition begins early September 2018. Registered schools will receive an information pack with further detail on the competition. Lead teachers should therefore register to confirm your participation in the competition. During registration you can also ask any questions you have about the competition.
If your school is not a member of COBIS, click here to enter our non-COBIS school competition. Please note this has a different timeline.
Our project submission tool is now live and you can submit your project plans for feedback from our team.
Your team can submit your project plan from 6th September to 1st November for feedback from our team.
We aim to send you feedback back within 7 days.
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