Eligibility:

• Drawing Competition only for participants from Grades 3 and 4
• Participation: Individual (2 Students per School)

Theme:

• All artwork must relate to the theme "Space Art." This can include planets, stars, astronauts, rockets, and any other space-related subjects.

Medium:

• Participants can use any drawing medium, such as crayons, colored pencils, markers, watercolors, or pastels.
• Digital artwork may also be accepted if specified.

Size of Artwork:

• Drawings should be on A3 size paper (11.7 x 16.5 inches).

Originality:

• All artwork must be original.
• Plagiarism or copying from other sources will result in disqualification.

Submission Guidelines:

• Each participant may submit only one drawing.
• Include the student’s name, grade, and school on the back of the artwork.
• Submissions must be turned in by the specified deadline.

Eligibility:

• Poster making competition only for participants from Grades 5 and 6
• Participation: Individual (2 Students per School)

Theme:

• Artwork must relate to the theme of "Journey into Space."

Submission Guidelines:

• Original artwork only (no copies or reproductions).
• Name, Class and school name should be clearly mentioned on the back side of the poster.
• The maximum time to complete the poster is 2 hour 45 minutes.

Art supplies

• Acceptable tools for drawing, painting includes pencil, crayons, water colour, oil paints etc. Photographs, wires other 3-D objects, printouts won’t be acceptable.
• Size restrictions 36 inches in length and 48 inches in width. (3ft x 4ft)
• Students should bring their own materials.

Eligibility:

• Open to students in grades 7 to 10
• Participation: Group (3 Students per group, 1 group per school)

Theme

• The theme is "Next Gen Rocket: Pioneering the Future of Space."
• Displays should highlight innovations, design features, or concepts that represent the future of space travel and exploration

Display Module Specifications

• Display must be within the dimensions: 3 feet (width) x 3 feet (length) x 5 feet (height).
• Participants may use models, diagrams, or digital elements to enhance the display.
• All components must be safe for display and securely assembled to avoid accidents.

Display Module Specifications

• Display must be within the dimensions: 3 feet (width) x 3 feet (length) x 5 feet (height).
• Participants may use models, diagrams, or digital elements to enhance the display.
• All components must be safe for display and securely assembled to avoid accidents.

Documentation:

• Each project must include a display board that provides:
• Title of the project
• Names of the students
• Abstract summarizing the project (150 words max)
• Research background
• Explanation of the model
• Future implications or innovations.

Presentation:

• Students will present their projects to judges during the exhibition.
• Each presentation should be 5-7 minutes long, followed by a Q&A session.
• Prepare to explain the science behind the project clearly and confidently.

Eligibility:

• Open to students in grades 7 to 10.
• Participation: Group (3 Students per group, 1 group per school)

Theme:

• Projects must relate to the theme "Future of Space." This can include topics such as Space exploration, Sci-fi to reality, Role of AI in future of space science, next era of space travel.

Model Specifications:

• Models must be original creations and not commercially produced.
• The maximum size of the model should not exceed 4 feet in height, width, or depth.
• Use safe and environmentally friendly materials.

Documentation:

• Each project must include a display board that provides:
• Title of the project
• Names of the students
• Abstract summarizing the project (150 words max)
• Research background
• Explanation of the model
• Future implications or innovations.

Presentation:

• Students will present their projects to judges during the exhibition.
• Each presentation should be 5-7 minutes long, followed by a Q&A session.
• Prepare to explain the science behind the project clearly and confidently.