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TSL International Student Competition - Sustainability

by The Trust for Sustainable Living (TSL)

Mode

Online

Eligibility

Class 2–12

Fee

Free

Duration

The competition runs annually from September to July.

About This Opportunity

The Trust for Sustainable Living (TSL) invites students worldwide to explore the theme, 'Sustainability Culture'. This competition encourages critical thinking on environmental issues, allowing participants to share innovative ideas through essays, art, or videos.

Open to ages 7-18, this free competition helps youth move from eco-anxiety to eco-action. Finalists participate in an international online debate, and winners receive cash prizes, with a grand prize of £1,000.

Eligibility

Grade Level
Class 2–12
Age Range
7 - 18 years
Location
Nationwide

Open to students worldwide in two categories: Primary (ages 7-11) and Secondary (ages 11-18). A Teacher Champion (teacher or parent) must register and submit the entry on behalf of the student. All entries must be in English. Participation is free.

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Benefits

  • Grand prize of £1000 cash and a trophy for the winner.
  • Runner-up prize of £500 cash and a trophy.
  • Cash awards for the schools of the winner (£500) and runner-up (£250).
  • Personalised e-certificates for all participants, finalists, and teachers.
  • Opportunity for finalists to participate in an international debate.
  • Develop critical thinking, research, and writing skills on sustainability topics.
  • Gain international recognition for academic and personal achievements.

Academic Details

Environmental ScienceSocial StudiesEnglishGeneral KnowledgeArts

Difficulty: Intermediate

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The Trust for Sustainable Living (TSL)

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