An online webinar from Magdalene College, "Subject Matters: Choosing Your A Levels", for Year 11 students at state-maintained UK schools (and teachers and parents) thinking about highly selective universities.
A free nationwide school hardware makeathon from Shaastra, IIT Madras: teams of three from one school clear an in-school challenge, submit a design proposal, and the best build a prototype at IIT Madras in January 2027.
一般社団法人CEEジャパン (CEE Japan; licensee of the Council for Economic Education)
A free national contest in which students make a 60-second video about how economics shows up in their everyday lives, judged in elementary, junior high and high school divisions.
A free nationwide school hardware makeathon run by Team Shaastra of IIT Madras: teams of three students from one school go through an in-school scenario challenge and an online ideation round, then build prototypes on site at IIT Madras.
British Astronomy and Astrophysics Olympiad (BAAO, run by BPhO)
A GCSE-level astronomy challenge made of two 25-minute online sections of 30 questions, sat in school between 30 October and 20 November 2026. Aimed at Year 10 but open to Years 7 to 11.
South Carolina's statewide high-school mock trial competition, run by the South Carolina Bar: school teams argue an original case as attorneys and witnesses, advancing from local rounds to the state finals; the state champion represents South Carolina at the National High School Mock Trial Championship.
VNU University of Education, Vietnam National University, Hanoi
Vietnam National University, Hanoi's science and engineering research-project competition for Grade 8–12 students, judged in person at Hoa Lac on 19–20 December 2026.
Specialized Educational Scientific Center of Novosibirsk State University (SESC NSU / СУНЦ НГУ)
A Russian subject olympiad run by Novosibirsk State University's specialised school, open to pupils of grades 7-11 from CIS countries, with a qualifying-round venue in Tashkent. Registration is open for the remaining 2026 qualifying rounds in informatics (8 November), physics (15 November) and chemistry (22 November).