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An Ireland-based mathematics competition where first-year secondary students solve short problem-solving questions beyond routine classroom work. Open to First Year students through participating schools. Rated Intermediate Level, with difficulty mainly coming from logical reasoning, unfamiliar problems and working accurately under time pressure.
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An Ireland-based mathematical olympiad where junior secondary students solve challenging non-routine problems requiring clear mathematical reasoning. Open to selected high-performing students through participating Irish schools and enrichment programmes. Rated Advanced Level, with difficulty mainly coming from olympiad-style problem-solving, written reasoning and selective qualification.
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An Ireland-based sustainable fashion competition where students design, create and present high-fashion outfits made entirely from recycled or repurposed materials. Open to post-primary students aged 12–19 in Ireland. Rated Advanced Level, with difficulty mainly coming from original design, craftsmanship, sustainability, live presentation and selective progression to the World Final.
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Rated Advanced, this international online essay category is open to school students who select the published economics question and submit an individual response. Entrants should check the live age category and rules before writing. The main challenge is developing a focused economic argument, using evidence carefully and sustaining clear analysis within the required essay format.
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Rated Advanced, this international Astro Pi challenge is for teams of two to six young people aged 19 or under with a mentor. Teams write and test Python code that uses space-station sensor or camera data to calculate orbital speed. The main challenge is building a reliable scientific method, validating calculations and meeting strict program constraints.
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Rated Advanced, these subject essay prizes are intended for eligible secondary students who submit individual written work online. Because annual subjects and eligibility can change, entrants should confirm the current Peterhouse page before choosing a question. The main challenge is developing an independent argument, selecting convincing evidence and sustaining precise academic writing within the stated brief.
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Rated Intermediate, this school-organised science fair enables Irish second-level students to develop and present projects within their own school, with possible progression to wider SciFest opportunities. Schools register and manage the event. The main challenge is turning a workable question into a fair investigation, keeping reliable records and communicating results through a clear display and explanation.
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A global STEM competition where teams design, manufacture, brand and race miniature Formula 1-style cars. Open to students aged 9–19 in teams of three to six, through participating schools and national programmes. Rated Advanced Level, with difficulty mainly coming from engineering design, project management, technical regulations and multi-stage competition.
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A global sustainability competition where students develop an innovative solution to an environmental problem. Open to individuals or teams of up to five students aged 13–19 worldwide. Rated Advanced, with difficulty mainly coming from demonstrating environmental impact, originality and a credible implementation plan.
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Rated Intermediate, this UK poetry competition is for students aged at least 16 and under 19 who are in secondary education. Entrants submit one anonymous poem responding to the annual theme for judging and cash prizes. The main challenge is developing an original poetic idea while controlling imagery, sound, lineation and editing within a single polished submission.
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A UK and Ireland chemistry olympiad where students solve challenging written problems based on real-world chemical contexts. Open mainly to students aged 16+ through participating secondary schools and colleges. Rated Expert Level, with difficulty mainly coming from unfamiliar applications, advanced chemical reasoning and highly selective progression.
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A UK space engineering competition where student teams design a crewed space settlement and present their proposal to industry-style judges. Open to students in Years 10–13, or equivalent, across the UK, usually in teams of 4–12. Rated Advanced Level, with difficulty mainly coming from multidisciplinary engineering design, teamwork, technical decision-making and competitive progression to the national final.