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A 45-day global STEM, academic and innovation challenge for school students. Receive a new weekly task, work for seven days, submit your work, and progress to the next milestone.
Starting from the First Week of October 2026
“Big ideas begin with curiosity, grow through problem-solving, and become meaningful when they create real-world impact.”
Students explore academics, STEM, innovation, social life and everyday challenges. Each weekly task gives students seven days to research, solve, create and submit their work before the next challenge is assigned.
The programme moves students from independent exploration to school-based collaboration, followed by final review and recognition.
Students participate independently and complete weekly tasks according to their grade category to establish baseline problem-solving skills.
Students form teams of 2–4 with peers from their own school and tackle larger scale, collaborative STEM challenges together.
Final submissions, expert evaluation, verified participation records, and international recognition are completed during the closing stage.
Every challenge cycle follows the same clear, structured seven-day process so participants always know what to expect.
A fresh challenge is released at the start of each weekly cycle tailored for the student's grade category.
Explore, research, experiment, solve, prototype, and document your structured approach with guidance.
Submit the completed project, observations, and required weekly report via the portal before the 7-day timer ends.
After submission, unlock the next weekly challenge milestone and progress further down the roadmap.
Receive official challenge updates, weekly prompts, announcements, and key participation notices directly.
Each division receives challenges appropriate to its learning level, curiosity, and ability to apply ideas in practical scenarios.
Curiosity, observation, basic STEM thinking, creativity, communication, and everyday problem-solving tailored for primary learners.
Logical reasoning, experimentation, research, practical STEM applications, and solution building for middle schoolers.
Advanced problem-solving, rigorous analysis, engineering design, communication, and measurable real-world impact.
Weekly tasks connect classroom learning with practical situations, STEM thinking, creativity, communication, and positive social participation.
Apply classroom concepts through targeted research, inquiry questions, careful observation, and hypothesis testing.
Explore science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and design creative technological and physical solutions.
Develop constructive communication, teamwork dynamics, stakeholder interviews, and positive community awareness.
Turn common daily situations into opportunities to measure, improve, optimize, design, and create meaningful value.
Students participate through their own schools while joining a shared international learning and problem-solving network.
Follow these guidelines to ensure smooth weekly progress, fair submission evaluation, and certified completion.
The first 21 days are an individual round. Students complete assigned tasks independently.
A new task is assigned for each challenge cycle with a dedicated seven-day completion window.
Students submit completed work and the required weekly report before the Sunday deadline.
After the weekly submission cycle, the next challenge is unlocked according to schedule.
From Day 22, students enter the team round and can form collaborative teams of 2–4.
Teams must contain students from the participant's own school. Inter-school teams are not permitted.
Team-round weekly challenges are completed collaboratively and submitted under joint authorship.
Submissions should represent the student's or team's own work. Schools may verify submissions.
Activities involving people or communities should be completed respectfully with appropriate adult guidance.
Team members must be from the same participating school, even when schools participate globally.
Eligible participants can receive accredited certificates and recognition according to the published participation and achievement criteria.
Recognition for all eligible students who fulfill programme requirements and weekly milestones.
Recognition opportunities for notable creativity, analytical consistency, or top challenge performance.
Take part in a shared global initiative connecting schools and students across dozens of nations.
Build authentic communication and collaboration skills during the school-based team phase.