Dasturlar

A free annual history project competition for Hampshire students in Years 7-13, with cash prizes. Entries must use archives and are submitted through the school or college.

• Year 11–13
• Toʻlovsiz

Translate a poem, fiction or non-fiction extract into English in the UK's largest creative translation competition for schools.

• Sinflar eʼlon qilinmagan
• Toʻlovsiz

A composition competition for young composers aged up to 18, inspired by the salon music of Elgar. Winning pieces are played by ESO string players in Worcester Cathedral.

• Year 10–13 / S3–S6
• Narxi eʼlon qilinmagan

Alaska's state-level National History Day contest, where students present original historical research on the 2027 theme "Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change" and compete for spots at the National Contest.

• 9–12-sinflar
• Narxi eʼlon qilinmagan

A free category of the Writers' Federation of New Brunswick's annual New Brunswick Writing Competition for teen writers who live in New Brunswick.

• Sinflar eʼlon qilinmagan
• Toʻlovsiz

National Innovation Foundation - India invites unaided grassroots technological innovations, creative ideas and traditional knowledge from Indian citizens for incubation support such as validation, value addition and IPR protection.

• Sinflar eʼlon qilinmagan
• Narxi eʼlon qilinmagan

A need-based state grant that pays full tuition for up to four years at Mississippi colleges for residents who qualify for a Pell Grant, have a 2.5 GPA and a 20 ACT.

• 12-sinf
• Narxi eʼlon qilinmagan

Tata Trusts' need-based Means Grant gives partial financial assistance, reimbursed against paid fees, to Indian students from Standard VIII up to graduation. Applications for 2026-27 are being accepted by email until 31 March 2027.

• 9–12-sinflar
• Toʻlovsiz

Write an English play of up to ten pages for a judged international contest limited to school juniors.

• 11-sinf
• Toʻlovsiz

A free national playwriting competition for 13-18 year olds based in the UK. Winning plays are performed as staged readings at the Royal Court Theatre in London and published by Nick Hern Books.

• Year 10–13 / S3–S6
• Toʻlovsiz

The KEYENCE Foundation gives about 1,500 students entering a 4-year university in Japan in April 2027 a non-repayable grant of JPY 120,000 a month for four years. First-round web registration is scheduled for 1 February - 2 April 2027 (10:00 JST).

• 12-sinf
• Toʻlovsiz

International essay competitions in 20+ subjects (Medicine, Law, Economics, History, STEM and more) for students aged 8–18, judged by Oxbridge-educated and industry experts; Senior category aimed at Year 12.

• Sinflar eʼlon qilinmagan
• Toʻlov: £10