A Greek and Latin translation prize for under-19s in full-time pre-university education, run through the Classical Association's Omnibus magazine. The winner receives £75 and a book of classical poetry.
Essay prizes on classical themes for under-19s in full-time pre-university education, funded by the Gladstone Memorial Trust through the Classical Association's Omnibus magazine. First prize £200, second £100.
An annual legal reasoning competition from Corpus Christi College for Year 12 and 13 students at UK schools, answering a problem in 1,500 words. The 2027 problem has not yet been published.
内閣官房 拉致問題対策本部事務局 (Headquarters for the Abduction Issue, Cabinet Secretariat, Government of Japan)
A national essay contest run by the Government of Japan's Headquarters for the Abduction Issue, inviting junior high and high school students to write about the abduction of Japanese citizens by North Korea in Japanese or English. Top winners are honoured by the Minister in charge and invited on a study visit to an abduction site in Niigata.
The Gold CREST Award recognises a student-led STEM project of around 70 hours, assessed by a CREST assessor, with a nationally recognised British Science Association award. Projects can be submitted year-round through the CREST application platform.
An annual drawing and painting competition for young people aged 7-18, with age categories 12-14 and 15-18 relevant to secondary students, celebrating the link between art and biology. The 2026 competition has closed and the 2027 edition had not been announced when checked.
Information Security Education and Awareness (ISEA) Project, MeitY (C-DAC)
A yearly national contest of the Information Security Education and Awareness project of MeitY in which students create cyber-safety awareness content such as campaigns, posters, videos and presentations.
Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India, with National Innovation Foundation-India (NIF)
DST's school innovation scheme: schools nominate their students' best original science ideas, and selected students get an INSPIRE Award of Rs 10,000 and the chance to compete at district, state and national levels. Nominations for 2026-27 are closed; the 2027-28 round is not yet announced.
Keio University's national academic essay (shoronbun) contest for high school students, held since 1976 in memory of former president Koizumi Shinzo, with cash prizes up to 150,000 JPY. The 52nd (2027) guidelines are not yet published.
Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE), Islamabad
وفاقی تعلیمی بورڈ (FBISE) کا قومی پروگرامنگ مقابلہ برائے جماعت نہم تا دوازدہم (میٹرک، کیمبرج یا مساوی نظام)، جس کے ذریعے بین الاقوامی انفارمیٹکس اولمپیاڈ کے لیے پاکستانی ٹیم منتخب اور تیار کی جاتی ہے۔ 2026-27 کے مرحلے کا اعلان ابھی نہیں ہوا۔