Canadian Satellite Design Challenge Management Society (CSDCMS)
A national school-year challenge in which teams of up to six students design, build and launch a soda-can-sized satellite, with a free kit supplied and the top advanced team representing Canada at an ESA event.
YoungArts' national competition for U.S. artists ages 15–18 (grades 10–12) in 10 disciplines, with cash awards of $250–$10,000, mentorship and national recognition.
A week-long residential or non-residential course in Ancient Greek or Latin, from beginners to advanced, at St John's College, Durham University. Registration for the 33rd school is open to UK and international students aged 15 or over.
The Oregon state Science Olympiad tournament, where school teams compete in science and engineering events for the state title and a place at the national tournament.
A Goethe-Institut youth exchange in which 14-17 year-olds from the UK and Germany develop a creative project together and visit both countries. Application rounds are announced per pathway.
Immersive residential summer institutes on Vermont college campuses—arts, entrepreneurship, medicine, mathematics and more—for Vermont high-school students in grades 9–11.
Government-funded Dance and Drama Awards help talented students aged 16 or over with fees and living costs at one of 12 private dance and drama schools. Applicants apply directly to the school and are auditioned.
Year 12–13 / S5–S6
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A 21-week program in which Grade 9-12 students in Newfoundland and Labrador organize and operate a real business with volunteers from the local business community.
An annual nature photography competition run by the Royal Society of Biology with a Young Photographer of the Year category for entrants aged 18 and under and a £500 prize. The 2026 competition has closed and the 2027 edition had not been announced when checked.