SCIENCE RESEARCH PATHWAY
A route for students who want to investigate, experiment, present, and compete in science.
This pathway is based on competition region and does not confirm participant eligibility. Check each competition's details and official rules before applying.
Accessible starting points for students building confidence and competition experience.
4 competitions
QUICK SUMMARY
An international STEM award where students complete a short, team-based project focused on investigation, problem-solving and communication. Typically aimed at students aged 10–14 and completed over one day or around five hours. Rated Beginner Level, with difficulty mainly coming from teamwork, practical problem-solving and presenting a clear project outcome.
QUICK SUMMARY
An international introductory STEM award where young children complete a series of hands-on science and problem-solving activities. Typically aimed at ages 3–7 and available through schools, organisations or at home. Rated Beginner Level, with difficulty mainly coming from completing six practical challenges and explaining simple observations.
QUICK SUMMARY
An international STEM award where primary-age students complete a series of hands-on science and engineering challenges. Typically aimed at ages 7–11 and available through schools, organisations or at home. Rated Beginner Level, with difficulty mainly coming from practical investigation, teamwork and explaining observations.
QUICK SUMMARY
Rated Beginner, this UK primary competition invites pupils aged 7–11 to explore sound through handmade artwork, entering individually or in groups of up to four through a school or education group. Entries are judged by a specialist panel. The main challenge is turning scientific observation about pleasant sounds and unwanted noise into a clear, imaginative visual response.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
31 Jul 2026