Qutuhal Q7 – Reimagined for 2025

Qutuhal, one of the longest-running innovation competitions in the region, returns this year in an all-new format as Q7. Over the years, Qutuhal has become a platform where young minds explore, create, and showcase their innovative thinking. Now in its 7th edition, it continues to inspire thousands of students across the UAE and Global Schools Group campuses worldwide, providing them with the opportunity to solve challenges that matter to the future, with amazing cash prizes awaiting the most impactful ideas.

About Qutuhal Season 7

This new year-long programme is designed to help students across all grades pick up future-ready skills and understand how AI can be applied in everyday life.

In line with the UAE’s Year of Community, Qutuhal Prime encourages students to come together to explore real-world challenges, think creatively, and work on ideas that connect with their communities. With the theme “AI for All – Connecting Communities,” students from Grade 1 to Grade 12 will have the chance to explore how technology can solve problems that matter — making AI something every learner can understand and use.

Programme Overview

  • Target Group: Students from Grades 1 to 12 across UAE schools and Global Schools Group campuses worldwide
  • Programme Duration: 13th October - 13th December 2025 (9 weeks Challenge - Online)
  • Grand Finale: 15th January 2026 (In Campus)
  • Structure: 9 weeks of innovation, with one challenge released every week followed by the Q7 Grand Finale at GIIS Abu Dhabi Campus
  • Recognition: Students’ efforts will be rewarded with exciting cash prizes at the finale, along with certificates, awards, and opportunities to showcase their work on global platforms

Qutuhal Q7 Challenges

Starting from October 13th to December 13th 2025, with a Grand Finale in January 2026, each week a unique challenge will be released to all participants. While the theme remains consistent across grades, the complexity and expectations will be tailored according to four broad student categories.

Connecting Communities: Connecting Communities through Creative Innovation

The Finale Challenge honors the ability of young innovators to use creativity and technology to close gaps, solve real-world problems, and make a difference. This theme inspires students to design ideas, prototypes, and solutions that bring people together—strengthening communication, improving accessibility, enhancing well-being, and building stronger, more connected communities. Through innovation, empathy, and imaginative thinking, participants showcase how young minds can unite diverse groups and shape a collaborative future.

Category 1

Hotline Heroes

Grade 1-2

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Category 2

Kindness Champion

Grade 3-5

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Category 3

Parking Pro

Grade 6-8

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Category 4

Tech Guardian

Grade 9-12

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Qutuhal Q7 Challenges

Starting from October 13th to December 13th 2025, with a Grand Finale in January 2026, each week a unique challenge will be released to all participants. While the theme remains consistent across grades, the complexity and expectations will be tailored according to four broad student categories.

Wonders of Science: Exploring natural and physical phenomena in everyday life

Every day, we witness remarkable scientific advancements that continue to shape and transform our world. At its core, science is about observing our surroundings, asking questions, drawing conclusions, and exploring the endless realm of facts, theories, and experiments. Throughout history, groundbreaking inventions such as the wheel, the ballpoint pen, electricity, the light bulb, the internet, and penicillin have redefined human progress. Inspired by these “Wonders of Science,” we are reminded to remain curious, to question the mysteries of nature, and to seek innovative answers that pave the way for future discoveries. Are you ready to explore? Here are your new science challenges:

Category 1

Shadow Storytelling

Grade 1-2

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Category 2

Sound Explorer

Grade 3-5

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Category 3

Invisible Forces

Grade 6-8

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Category 4

Science Detective

Grade 9-12

View Challenge

Congratulations to
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Why Join Qutuhal Q7?

  • Compete and collaborate with peers across the UAE and Global Schools Group campuses worldwide
  • Build analytical ability, innovative approaches and effective communication that equip learners for complex challenges
  • Engage with real-world themes shaped by global priorities such as sustainability, innovation, and digital transformation
  • Gain acknowledgment for your ideas and contributions at school, regional, and global platforms, showcasing your growth as an emerging changemaker.

Qutuhal Season 7 Weekly Challenge Cycle

Each month follows a structured flow to maximise learning and engagement:

Launch of monthly theme & briefing Session

Skill-building sessions

Challenge development time (2–3 weeks)

Submission & presentation

Evaluation & recognition ceremony

Awards & Recognition

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Category
Recognition
Continuous Participation - 9 Weeks (Online)
Certificates
Grand Finale Title Awards - All 4 Categories (Offline)
Cash Award, Memento and Certificate
Grand Finale Champion Award - All 4 Categories (Offline)
Cash Award, Memento and Certificate
Qutuhal Q7 Champion School Award - Overseas (Hybrid)
Trophy and Certificates
Champion School Award - MENA (Hybrid)
Trophy and Certificates

Outcome & Vision

By the end of this 9-week journey, students will be able to:

  1. Develop a showcase of technology driven projects that reflect their learning
  2. Apply technology to address meaningful challenges in their communities
  3. Work effectively with peers, valuing teamwork, inclusivity, and empathy
  4. Demonstrate the mindset and confidence to create solutions that are ethical and future-ready
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Qutuhal Q7

Exploring natural and physical phenomena in everyday life

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Challenge 1: Shadow Storytelling

Observe how shadows change with different light sources like the sun, a torch, or a lamp. Use your hands, toys, or everyday objects to create a short story using shadows. Explain how the shadow changes when you move the object closer, farther, or at different angles from the light.

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Theme
:
Wonders of Science
Examples
:
  • Use your hands to shadow animals (dog, bird, rabbit) and narrate a mini-story.
  • Place a toy in sunlight in the morning and again in the afternoon to show how its shadow changes direction and size.
  • Use a lamp to show how moving the toy closer or farther changes the shadow’s size.
Key Learning
:
Light travels in straight lines, and shadows change with the position and intensity of light.
Submission format
:
  • 2-minute video (demonstration)
  • Short Description of Learning
Submission deadline
:
October 26th, 2025

Submission Deadline

Participants are requested to submit their final entries before the deadline indicated above, using the submission button below.

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Qutuhal Q7

Exploring natural and physical phenomena in everyday life

Category 2: (Grades 3-5)

Challenge 1: Sound Explorer

Create simple “musical instruments” using everyday materials. Show how the sound changes when you adjust size, material, or tension. Then, explain why the sound is different each time.

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Theme
:
Wonders of Science
Examples
:
  • Rubber Band Guitar: Stretch rubber bands over a box or tin. Pluck them to show how thicker/thinner or tighter/looser bands make different sounds.
  • Water Glass Xylophone: Fill glasses with different amounts of water. Tap them with a spoon to compare the pitch.
  • Straw Flute: Cut straws to different lengths and blow through them to produce sounds of different pitches.
Key Learning
:
Sound is created by vibrations. The pitch and volume depend on vibration speed, size, and material.
Submission format
:
  • 2-minute video (demonstration)
  • Short Description of Learning
Submission deadline
:
October 26th, 2025

Submission Deadline

Participants are requested to submit their final entries before the deadline indicated above, using the submission button below.

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Qutuhal Q7

Exploring natural and physical phenomena in everyday life

Category 3: (Grades 6-8)

Challenge 1: Invisible Forces

Demonstrate a simple real-life phenomenon involving forces that we can’t see directly — like magnetism, air pressure, or friction. Perform the demonstration and explain what’s happening.

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Theme
:
Wonders of Science
Examples
:
  • Air Pressure Magic: Invert a glass of water with cardboard on top — the water doesn’t fall because of air pressure.
  • Magnet Maze: Place a paper clip on top of a table, then move it using a magnet underneath.
  • Friction Test: Slide objects of different textures (plastic, cloth, wood) down a ramp to see which one slides faster or slower.
Key Learning
:
Forces like friction, air pressure, and magnetism are invisible, but their effects are seen in real life.
Submission format
:
  • 2-minute video (demonstration)
  • Short Description of Learning
Submission deadline
:
October 26th, 2025

Submission Deadline

Participants are requested to submit their final entries before the deadline indicated above, using the submission button below.

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Qutuhal Q7

Exploring natural and physical phenomena in everyday life

Category 4: (Grades 9-12)

Challenge 1: Science Detective

Investigate a daily phenomenon we often see but rarely question. Perform a quick experiment or demonstration, then explain the science behind it in a clear, engaging way.

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Theme
:
Wonders of Science
Examples
:
  • Oil and Water Mystery: Show how oil floats on water. Explain density differences and why they don’t mix.
  • Salt and Ice: Place salt on an ice cube and observe how it melts faster. Explain freezing point depression.
  • Capillary Action: Place a paper towel between two glasses (one with colored water, one empty) to show how water “climbs” upward.
  • Static Electricity: Rub a balloon on your hair and show how it attracts small pieces of paper.
Key Learning
:
Science explains the “why” behind everyday phenomena, helping us connect real-world observations to scientific principles.
Submission format
:
  • 2-minute video (demonstration)
  • Short Description of Learning
Submission deadline
:
October 26th, 2025

Submission Deadline

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Qutuhal Q7

Creative computational thinking beyond basic programming

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Challenge 2: Algorithm Dance

Create a sequence of dance steps (like jump, clap, spin, step forward, step back). Teach these steps to a toy, a friend, or even demonstrate yourself. Explain the steps as “code,” like giving instructions to a robot.

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Theme
:
Coding
Examples
:
  • Clap twice → Spin around → Jump → Sit down
  • Step left → Step right → Clap → Wave hands
  • Students should explain: “This is my algorithm. If you follow it, you’ll dance just like me!”
Key Learning
:
Algorithms are step-by-step instructions. Coding works the same way!
Coding Platform
:
Code.org Dance Party
(for fun coding & dance activity)
Submission format
:
  • 2-minute video (Simulation)
  • Short Description of Learning
Submission deadline
:
November 2nd, 2025

Submission Deadline

Participants are requested to submit their final entries before the deadline indicated above, using the submission button below.

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Creative computational thinking beyond basic programming

Category 2: (Grades 3-5)

Challenge 2: StoryBot

Use block-based coding (Scratch/Tynker) to create a short, interactive story. The story should respond to user choices (e.g., “Click the cat to go to the park, or click the dog to go to the beach”).

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Theme
:
Coding
Examples
:
  • A hero has to choose between two doors — each choice leads to a different ending.
  • A digital pet that reacts differently if you click “feed” or “play.”
  • Students record their screen + voice to show the story and explain the coding blocks.
Key Learning
:
Coding lets us design interactive experiences with conditions and choices.
Coding Platform
:
Submission format
:
  • 2-minute video (Simulation)
  • Short Description of Learning
Submission deadline
:
November 2nd, 2025

Submission Deadline

Participants are requested to submit their final entries before the deadline indicated above, using the submission button below.

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Qutuhal Q7

Creative computational thinking beyond basic programming

Category 3: (Grades 6-8)

Challenge 2: Home Automation Hack

Design a “smart home routine” that uses logic or coding to automate daily life. You can use block coding, Python basics, or even flowcharts. Present the idea in a demo video or simulation.

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Theme
:
Coding
Examples
:
  • Logic Flow: If time = 7 am → Alarm rings → Lights turn on → Reminder to brush teeth.
  • Scratch Simulation: Code a lamp that turns “ON” if you press a button or a fan that starts when “temperature > 30°C.”
  • Tynker/Pictoblox: Create a virtual smart home demo.
Key Learning
:
Coding can automate repetitive tasks and make life easier. Students connect logic (if/then) with real-world use.
Tutorials & Apps (Free)
:
Submission format
:
  • 2-minute video (Simulation)
  • Short Description of Learning
Submission deadline
:
November 2nd, 2025

Submission Deadline

Participants are requested to submit their final entries before the deadline indicated above, using the submission button below.

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Creative computational thinking beyond basic programming

Category 4: (Grades 9-12)

Challenge 2: Data Visualizer

Collect a small dataset from daily life (e.g., hours of study vs. test scores, favorite snacks in class, daily screen time). Use coding to turn it into a chart or graph. Present the visualization and explain the insights.

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Theme
:
Coding
Examples
:
  • Collect “Hours of Sleep vs. Energy Level” data for one week → Show bar graph → Explain the pattern.
  • Ask 10 friends their favorite fruit → Make a pie chart → Show which is most popular.
  • Record daily study hours vs. marks → Show correlation with a line graph.
Key Learning
:
Coding is not only about games — it can also analyze real data to solve problems and make decisions.
Tutorials & Apps
:
Submission format
:
  • 2-minute video (Simulation)
  • Short Description of Learning
Submission deadline
:
November 2nd, 2025

Submission Deadline

Participants are requested to submit their final entries before the deadline indicated above, using the submission button below.

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Qutuhal Q7

Novel ways to protect the planet and reduce footprint

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Challenge 3: Trash to Treasure

Take a piece of waste (plastic bottle, cardboard box, tin can, old clothes) and turn it into something useful. Then explain how your creation helps reduce waste.

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Theme
:
Sustainability
Examples
:
  • A pen holder made from a plastic bottle.
  • A bird feeder from a milk carton.
  • A reusable shopping bag made by decorating an old T-shirt.
Key Learning
:
Even small steps like reusing waste teach us that protecting the planet starts at home.
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video
  • Short Description (how it works and why it’s sustainable)
Submission deadline
:
November 9th, 2025

Submission Deadline

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Novel ways to protect the planet and reduce footprint

Category 2: (Grades 3-5)

Challenge 3: Eco-Detective

Be an “eco-detective” in your home or school. Find one wasteful habit (like leaving lights on, wasting water, or using too much plastic). Show the problem and then present your creative solution to fix it.
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Theme
:
Sustainability
Examples
:
  • Problem: Lights left on in empty rooms → Solution: Put a reminder sticker near the switch.
  • Problem: Too many plastic bags → Solution: Create fun cloth bags and encourage their use.
  • Problem: Wasting water while brushing teeth → Solution: Make a poster near the sink saying Turn Off the Tap.
Key Learning
:
Identifying problems is the first step to solving them — even small changes help save resources.
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video
  • Short Description (how it works and why it’s sustainable).
Submission deadline
:
November 9th, 2025

Submission Deadline

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Novel ways to protect the planet and reduce footprint

Category 3: (Grades 6-8)

Challenge 3: Mini Biome Builder

Build a tiny ecosystem that shows how living and non-living things work together. Use a jar, bottle, or container to make a simple “closed world” and explain how it sustains itself.
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Theme
:
Sustainability
Examples
:
  • A jar garden with soil, seeds, and a little water — showing how plants grow and recycle air.
  • A mini pond in a bottle with water, pebbles, and aquatic plants — showing the balance of oxygen and life.
  • A terrarium using moss and stones — explaining how water cycles inside the jar.
Key Learning
:
Ecosystems are interconnected, and when balanced, they recycle resources naturally — just like our Earth.
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video
  • Short Description (how it works and why it’s sustainable)
Submission deadline
:
November 9th, 2025

Submission Deadline

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Novel ways to protect the planet and reduce footprint

Category 4: (Grades 9-12)

Challenge 3: Sustainable Innovation Pitch

Propose a new product, service, or tech solution that helps reduce environmental problems. Use a simple prototype, sketch, or digital model to show your idea, then explain how it works and who it benefits.
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Theme
:
Sustainability
Examples
:
  • A water-saving shower head that reduces water flow without reducing pressure.
  • A mobile app that rewards eco-friendly actions (carpooling, recycling).
  • A biodegradable packaging alternative for food delivery.
  • A low-cost solar-powered device for rural households.
Key Learning
:
Sustainability isn’t just about saving resources — it’s about innovating for a greener, smarter future.
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video
  • Short Description (how it works and why it’s sustainable)
Submission deadline
:
November 9th, 2025

Submission Deadline

Participants are requested to submit their final entries before the deadline indicated above, using the submission button below.

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Applying AI and robotics creatively for real-life solutions

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Challenge 4: Choose any one challenge from AI or Robotics

AI Challenge: Prompt Picture

In this fun and creative activity, you  will take your steps into the world of Artificial Intelligence by becoming AI Artists! Using a simple and exciting tool like Bing Image Creator or Craiyon, students will type in a sentence (called a prompt) and watch the AI turn their words into amazing pictures. Try out 2–3 different prompts and observe how small changes in the words can change the picture. This helps them understand that how we ask matters – even to a robot! Once you find your favorite image, save it, write (or record) a short line about why they chose that prompt, and get ready to showcase your imagination!

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Theme
:
AI and Robotics
Resources
:
Bing Image Creator or Craiyon (DALL·E Mini)
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video (Explaining the project)
  • Screenshot of the results
Submission deadline
:
November 16th, 2025
Robotics Challenge: My Pet bot

Using LEGO bricks or any basic building kit, design a robot model that looks like an animal (for example: an elephant, dinosaur, turtle, or bird).

  • If you don’t have Lego pieces, you can use blocks, cardboard, or craft materials.
  • Students can also use LEGO Digital Designer (virtual tool) to create their animal robot online.
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Theme
:
AI and Robotics
Resources
:
LEGO Digital Designer (virtual build)
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video (Explaining the project)
  • Screenshot of the results
Submission deadline
:
November 16th, 2025

Submission Deadline

Participants are requested to submit their final entries before the deadline indicated above, using the submission button below.

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Applying AI and robotics creatively for real-life solutions

Category 2: (Grades 3-5)

Challenge 4: Choose any one challenge from AI or Robotics

AI Challenge: Chatbot

In this challenge, you’ll create a simple chatbot using Tynker, a beginner-friendly tool that lets you design conversations.

Your chatbot can answer basic questions — for example, “What is your name?”, “What is AI?”, or “What can you do?”Don’t worry if you’re new to this — just follow a simple tutorial, and you’ll have your chatbot up and talking in no time!

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Theme
:
AI and Robotics
Resources
:
Tynker
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video (Explaining the project)
  • Screenshot of the results
Submission deadline
:
November 16th, 2025

Tutorial

Robotics Challenge: Robot Artist

Design a virtual robot to draw a shape or pattern (square, triangle, spiral, or creative design) on the digital canvas.

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Theme
:
AI and Robotics
Tools
:
EXcode VR – Art Canvas Playground
Examples
:
  • Drawing a square or hexagon.
  • Creating a spiral pattern.
  • Writing the first letter of their name.
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video (Explaining the project)
  • Screenshot of the results
Submission deadline
:
November 16th, 2025

Tutorial

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Applying AI and robotics creatively for real-life solutions

Category 3: Grades 5–8

Challenge 4: Choose any one challenge from AI or Robotics

AI Challenge – AI Comic Strip Creator

Use an AI art or story tool to design a short 3–4 panel comic strip that explains a scientific, historical, or everyday concept in a fun way. Add captions or dialogues to make it educational or creative.

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Theme
:
AI and Robotics
Examples
:
  • A comic showing “How Plants Make Food” with AI-generated visuals.
  • A comic strip of famous inventors talking to each other (e.g., Edison & Tesla)
  • A funny comic about a robot trying to recycle trash but mixing it up.
Tools (Free Access)
:
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video (Explaining the project)
  • Screenshot of the results
Submission deadline
:
November 16th, 2025
Robotics Challenge – Virtual Robot Rescue Mission

Program a virtual robot to complete a rescue operation scenario. The robot must navigate a course, reach a target area, and “rescue” or move an object to safety.

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Theme
:
AI and Robotics
Examples
:
  • A robot navigates through a blocked path to bring supplies to a “rescue zone.”
  • A robot avoids water hazards to reach a stranded object.
  • A robot pushes a block representing a “person” to a safe spot.
Tools (Free Access)
:
VEXcode VR
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video (Explaining the project)
  • Screenshot of the results
Submission deadline
:
November 16th, 2025

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Applying AI and robotics creatively for real-life solutions

Category 4: Grades 9–12

Challenge 4: Choose any one challenge from AI or Robotics

AI Challenge – AI-Powered Interactive Documentary
Create a 2-minute interactive mini-documentary using AI tools. Incorporate AI-generated visuals, narration, and clickable choices (branching paths or options) to make it interactive.
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Theme
:
AI and Robotics
Examples
:
  • A documentary on climate change with AI-generated visuals showing before/after effects.
  • A historical event narrated with AI voiceovers and AI-created imagery.
  • A future technology concept where viewers choose how a robot or AI solves a problem.
Tools (Free Access)
:
  • Synthesia.io Free Trial – AI avatars for narration
  • Canva Video with AI – Simple AI video creation
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video (Explaining the project)
  • Screenshot of the results
Submission deadline
:
November 16th, 2025

Tutorial

Synthesia AI Video Tutorial

IoT Challenge – Smart Campus Prototype
Design a smart IoT system for a campus or building that automates and optimizes daily operations, like lighting, security, energy, or environmental monitoring. Include a simulation or schematic of the system and explain its benefits.
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Theme
:
AI and Robotics
Examples
:
  • Smart lighting system that dims or switches off lights when no one is in the room.
  • Waste management system with smart bins that notify when full.
  • Automated weather/temperature control system in classrooms.
Tools (Free Access)
:
Submission format
:
  • 1-2 minute video (Explaining the project)
  • Screenshot of the results
Submission deadline
:
November 16th, 2025

Tutorial

Tinkercad Smart City IoT Simulation

Fritzing IoT Project Tutorial

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Creative, reflective approaches to mental and physical wellness

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Challenge 5: My Calm Space

Create a small “happy corner” in your room or school where you feel relaxed and peaceful. Show your space in a video and explain how it makes you feel calm.

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Theme
:
Well Being
Examples
:
  • A corner with soft cushions, favorite books, and a small plant.
  • A cozy nook with drawings or toys that make you happy.
  • A quiet reading or coloring corner with soothing music or lights.
Submission format
:
A 2-minute video (Demonstrating your activity)
Submission deadline
:
November 23rd, 2025

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Creative, reflective approaches to mental and physical wellness

Category 2: Grades 3–4

Challenge 5: Emotion Journal Mini

Keep a 2-day mini journal of your emotions and demonstrate one creative way you manage feelings when stressed or upset.

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Theme
:
Well Being
Examples
:
  • Drawing faces or colors to represent your mood each day.
  • Creating a small breathing or mindfulness routine to calm yourself.
  • Using a stress ball or DIY craft as a fun way to release emotions.
Submission format
:
A 2-minute video (Demonstrating your activity)
Submission deadline
:
November 23rd, 2025

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Creative, reflective approaches to mental and physical wellness

Category 3: Grades 5–8

Challenge 5: Movement Mood Booster

Invent a 2-minute physical activity or stretch routine that boosts energy, focus, or reduces stress. Demonstrate the routine and explain why it helps well-being.

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Theme
:
Well Being
Examples
:
  • A short stretch series for wrists, neck, and shoulders during online classes.
  • A jump and breathe routine to get energized before studying.
  • A mindful movement sequence (simple yoga or balance exercises) to relax after school.
Submission format
:
A 2-minute video (Demonstrating your activity)
Submission deadline
:
November 23rd, 2025

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Creative, reflective approaches to mental and physical wellness

Category 4: Grades 9–12

Challenge 5: Well-Being Hack

Propose a new wellness routine, tool, or habit specifically designed for teens. Explain how it works, why it’s helpful, and how it can be implemented in daily life.

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Theme
:
Well Being
Examples
:
  • A digital wellness app idea for guided mindfulness or journaling.
  • A portable mini meditation kit (candles, aromatherapy, music playlist) for stress relief.
  • A peer support initiative combining physical activity and social well-being.
Submission format
:
A 2-minute video (Demonstrating your activity)
Submission deadline
:
November 23rd, 2025

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Discovering and imagining beyond Earth

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Challenge 6: Alien Friend Drawing

Draw and present your own alien friend from another planet. Explain how they might live, eat, move, or play on their planet and what makes their world different from Earth.

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Theme
:
Space Exploration
Examples
:
  • An alien that lives in zero gravity and plays floating ball games.
  • A creature that eats liquid light from stars.
  • An alien with many arms to survive on a windy planet.
Submission format
:
A 2-minute video (Demonstrating your project/idea/mission)
Submission deadline
:
November 23rd, 2025

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Discovering and imagining beyond Earth

Category 2: Grades 3–4

Challenge 6: Mini Rocket Launch

Build and launch a simple rocket (using water, air, or balloon power). Record the launch and explain what happens when it takes off.

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Theme
:
Space Exploration
Examples
:
  • A balloon rocket taped to a string that zooms forward when the air is released.
  • A straw rocket powered by blowing air.
  • A water bottle rocket with fins for stability.
Resource Links
:
NASA Jet Propulsion Lab – Straw Rocket Activity
Submission format
:
A 2-minute video (Demonstrating your project/idea/mission)
Submission deadline
:
November 23rd, 2025

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Discovering and imagining beyond Earth

Category 3: Grades 5–8

Challenge 6: Space Habitat Model

Design and present a model of a space habitat for humans on the Moon or Mars. Explain how it provides oxygen, water, food, and protection from extreme temperatures or radiation.
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Theme
:
Space Exploration
Examples
:
  • A lunar dome with solar panels and hydroponic gardens.
  • A Mars station with underground tunnels to protect from dust storms.
  • A rotating cylinder habitat in space to simulate gravity.
Resource Links
:
Submission format
:
A 2-minute video (Demonstrating your project/idea/mission)
Submission deadline
:
November 23rd, 2025

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Discovering and imagining beyond Earth

Category 4: Grades 9–12

Challenge 6: Mission Plan – Space Exploration Briefing

Create a 2-minute mission briefing for exploring a planet or moon. Use research to explain objectives, challenges, and logistics (transportation, life support, experiments).

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Theme
:
Space Exploration
Examples
:
  • A mission to Europa to study its icy oceans for signs of life.
  • A Mars colony plan with food production and energy systems.
  • A mission to asteroids to collect resources and study planetary defense.
Resource Links
:
Submission format
:
A 2-minute video (Demonstrating your project/idea/mission)
Submission deadline
:
November 23rd, 2025

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Creative applications of math in daily scenarios

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Challenge 7: Pattern Hunt

Search for 5 real-life patterns around you (in tiles, clothes, leaves, food, etc.). Show these patterns in a video and explain what you notice.

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Theme
:
Math in Real Life
Examples
:
  • Stripes on a zebra, spirals in a snail shell, or checks on a floor tile.
  • Creating a paper sunflower to show spiral patterns found in nature.
  • Building a small house with blocks using simple shapes (triangle roof, square walls).
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing the challenge outcome.
  • Must include both demonstration/visual and a clear explanation of the math connection.
Submission deadline
:
November 30th, 2025

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Creative applications of math in daily scenarios

Category 2: Grades 3–4

Challenge 7: Mini Budget Challenge

Use play money (or real prices from a supermarket/online store) to plan a shopping list with a given budget. Present your choices and explain how you calculated totals.

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Theme
:
Math in Real Life
Examples
:
  • Planning a birthday party snack table with ₹200 / $5.
  • Choosing between toys within a budget and showing trade-offs.
  • Designing a mini menu for a lunch box using cost calculations.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing the challenge outcome.
  • Must include both demonstration/visual and a clear explanation of the math connection.
Submission deadline
:
November 30th, 2025

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Creative applications of math in daily scenarios

Category 3: Grades 5–8

Challenge 7: Math Art & Engineering Marvels

Choose ONE of the following:

Math Art – Create a visual artwork or craft using geometric shapes, symmetry, or fractions. Explain the math behind your design.
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Theme
:
Math in Real Life
Examples
:
  • A mandala using symmetry, or a mosaic with fractional sections.
  • Using the Fibonacci sequence to design a spiral in a drawing.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing the challenge outcome.
  • Must include both demonstration/visual and a clear explanation of the math connection.
Submission deadline
:
November 30th, 2025
Engineering Marvels – Pick a famous structure (e.g., Burj Khalifa, Eiffel Tower) and explain the mathematical principles used in its design. Create a model or sketch to show your understanding.
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Theme
:
Math in Real Life
Examples
:
  • Showing how triangles give bridges strength.
  • Demonstrating how height ratios and scaling work in skyscrapers.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing the challenge outcome.
  • Must include both demonstration/visual and a clear explanation of the math connection.
Submission deadline
:
November 30th, 2025

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Creative applications of math in daily scenarios

Category 4: Grades 9–12

Challenge 7: Data & Trigonometry in Real Life

Choose ONE of the following advanced explorations:

Data Detective – Collect a small dataset (like time spent on studies, favorite snacks in class, or daily screen time). Analyze it with graphs, averages, or percentages. Present one surprising insight with a chart.
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Theme
:
Math in Real Life
Examples
:
  • Finding that students spend more time on phones than homework.
  • Showing how sleep hours affect grades.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing the challenge outcome.
  • Must include both demonstration/visual and a clear explanation of the math connection.
Submission deadline
:
November 30th, 2025
Trigonometry in Action – Investigate how trigonometry is used in real-world fields like medicine or architecture.
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Theme
:
Math in Real Life
Examples
:
  • How angles and wave patterns help in cardiac imaging (echocardiography).
  • How architects use trigonometric ratios to design sloping roofs or bridges.
  • Present through a diagram, model, or case study.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing the challenge outcome.
  • Must include both demonstration/visual and a clear explanation of the math connection.
Submission deadline
:
November 30th, 2025

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Creativity using digital tools and visual storytelling

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Challenge 8: Photo Storybook / Digital Collage

Create a short story or collage using photos of everyday objects, drawings, or online images. Arrange 3–5 pictures to tell a story or illustrate a theme.

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Theme
:
Digital Art and Photography
Examples
:
  • Photograph your favorite toys and make a story about a toy adventure.
  • Draw or print objects like leaves, fruits, or pets and arrange them to tell a nature story.
  • Create a digital collage about friendship or family using free tools.
Tools (Free Access)
:
  • Canva – collage creation and simple graphics
  • Pixlr – online photo editor for kids
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video presenting your creation.
  • Include story explanation, creative decisions, and demonstration of the digital work.
Submission deadline
:
December 7th, 2025

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Creativity using digital tools and visual storytelling

Category 2: Grades 3–4

Challenge 8: Digital Collage / Photo Storytelling

Create a digital collage or photographic story on a theme like friendship, nature, or adventure. Explain why you chose your images and how they contribute to the story.

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Theme
:
Digital Art and Photography
Examples
:
  • A photo series showing “a day in the life of a tree” with captions.
  • Digital collage about favorite hobbies using scanned drawings and photos.
  • Creating a mini “storyboard” using smartphone images or scanned sketches.
Tools (Free Access)
:
  • Canva
  • Fotor – online collage maker
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video presenting your creation.
  • Include story explanation, creative decisions, and demonstration of the digital work.
Submission deadline
:
December 7th, 2025

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Creativity using digital tools and visual storytelling

Category 3: Grades 5–8

Challenge 8: Animated Story / 3D Environment

Create a short animation, GIF, or virtual 3D scene that tells a story or conveys a concept. Explain the story, characters, or message in your 2-minute video.

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Theme
:
Digital Art and Photography
Examples
:
  • Animate a plant growing and explain the process.
  • A GIF showing a daily life routine or environmental message.
  • Create a simple 3D room or mini landscape in Tinkercad representing a dream space or school of the future.
Tools (Free Access)
:
  • Scratch – simple animations
  • Tinkercad – 3D modeling for beginners
  • Canva GIF maker – simple animation
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video presenting your creation.
  • Include story explanation, creative decisions, and demonstration of the digital work.
Submission deadline
:
December 7th, 2025

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Creativity using digital tools and visual storytelling

Category 4: Grades 9–12

Challenge 8: Creative Narrative / Metaverse Design

Design a digital art piece, animation, or complex 3D scene that conveys a social message, futuristic concept, or immersive story. Explain the inspiration and creative choices in your video.

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Theme
:
Digital Art and Photography
Examples
:
  • Create a 3D environment representing a sustainable city or a classroom of the future.
  • An animation highlighting climate change or social responsibility.
  • Advanced 3D model using Tinkercad or SketchUp, showing an imaginative futuristic space or urban design.
Tools (Free Access)
:
  • Tinkercad – 3D design
  • SketchUp Free – browser-based 3D modeling
  • Canva – digital art and animations
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video presenting your creation.
  • Include story explanation, creative decisions, and demonstration of the digital work.
Submission deadline
:
December 7th, 2025

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Innovative ideas for entrepreneurship and financial literacy

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Challenge 9: Coin Counter Café

Imagine you are opening a tiny café with 10 play coins to spend. You can decide what food or drink to sell and how much each item costs (1, 2, or 3 coins). Show your café menu and explain why people would want to buy your food.
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Theme
:
Business and Finance
Examples
:
  • A “Super Cookie” that costs 2 coins.
  • A juice cup that costs 3 coins.
  • A fruit bowl for 1 coin.
What to Show
:
A café drawing, toy setup, or craft shop with your menu. Explain how many coins you would earn if a friend buys 2–3 things.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing your idea, explanation, and creative visuals.
  • Must include why the idea works, who it benefits, and one key financial or business lesson learned.
Submission deadline
:
December 14th, 2025

Submission Deadline

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Innovative ideas for entrepreneurship and financial literacy

Category 2: Grades 3–4

Challenge 9: Pocket Money Planner

You receive 20 play coins as pocket money each week. Plan how you’ll use them across 3 categories: Spend, Save, and Share. Make a simple chart showing your choices and explain why.
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Theme
:
Business and Finance
Examples
:
  • Spend 10 coins on toys
  • Save 6 coins in a piggy bank
  • Share 4 coins for buying a gift for a friend
What to Show
:
A drawn pie chart or table showing your plan, plus an explanation of your decisions.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing your idea, explanation, and creative visuals.
  • Must include why the idea works, who it benefits, and one key financial or business lesson learned.
Submission deadline
:
December 14th, 2025

Submission Deadline

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Innovative ideas for entrepreneurship and financial literacy

Category 3: Grades 5–8

Challenge 9: Event Budget Planner

Think about a real activity or event in your life (like a birthday party, school trip, or family picnic). Your task is to create a budget plan for that event using realistic prices.
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Theme
:
Business and Finance
Examples
:
  • Planning a birthday party: Balloons, snacks, cake, decorations.
  • Organizing a class picnic: Food, transport, games.
  • Buying school supplies: Books, stationery, bag, and lunchbox.
What to Show
:
  1. A list of items with their real prices (you can check online or use shop prices).
  2. Show how you divide your money (what you prioritize, what you cut down).
  3. Explain one smart choice you made (e.g., “Instead of ordering a big cake, I chose cupcakes to save money and make it fun”).
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing your idea, explanation, and creative visuals.
  • Must include why the idea works, who it benefits, and one key financial or business lesson learned.
Submission deadline
:
December 14th, 2025

Submission Deadline

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Innovative ideas for entrepreneurship and financial literacy

Category 4: Grades 9–12

Challenge 9: Brand Builder Challenge

Create a brand identity for a new product or service that will help the school or the community. This includes:
  • Logo & Name of your startup
  • Target audience (who it’s for)
  • Unique selling point (why it’s different)
Marketing strategy (how you’ll promote it—social media, posters, events)
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Theme
:
Business and Finance
Examples
:
  • A subscription box for eco-friendly school supplies.
  • An AI-powered study app for exam prep.
  • A sportswear brand made from recycled materials.
What to Show
:
Logo sketch/design, short pitch explaining brand identity, and one marketing idea.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing your idea, explanation, and creative visuals.
  • Must include why the idea works, who it benefits, and one key financial or business lesson learned.
Submission deadline
:
December 14th, 2025

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Connecting Communities through Creative Innovation

Category 1: (Grades 1-2)

Grand Finale: Hotline Heroes

Young learners will explore how different community helpers (nurses, firefighters, teachers, police, sanitation workers, etc.) communicate and work together. They will design and create a simple model or device that demonstrates how messages or signals are shared between community helpers, emphasizing teamwork, connection, and collaboration.

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Theme
:
Connecting Communities
Real-World Problem
:
Young children often find it difficult to understand how different community helpers coordinate and communicate to serve the community.
Goal
:
Design and build a communication model/device that shows how community helpers stay connected and share information.
Examples
:
  • String or Tube Walkie-Talkie.
  • Communication Role-Play Board.
  • LEGO or Paper Model.
Grand Finale Selection Guideline
:
All submissions for this challenge will be examined for selection for the Qutuhal Grand Finale Award, which will happen on January 17th.

  • Selected models will be invited to:
    1. Present as a 3D demonstration.
    2. Present a short presentation to the judges explaining their idea, functionality, and community connection.
  • This is a special opportunity to showcase the students’ creativity and innovation in front of an expert panel.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing your idea, explanation, and creative visuals.
  • 3–5 short sentences describing the idea/model and how it is connected to the community.
Submission deadline
:
January 4th, 2026

Submission Deadline

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Connecting Communities through Creative Innovation

Category 2: Grades 3–4

Grand Finale: Kindness Champion

Students will design and build a creative, technology-enabled, or mechanical system that tracks, celebrates, and visualizes acts of kindness in their school or community. The challenge emphasizes innovation, interactivity, and prototype development, showing how technology or inventive mechanisms can strengthen community connections.

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Theme
:
Connecting Communities
Real-World Problem
:
Acts of kindness often go unnoticed in schools or communities, and there is no simple system to track and celebrate positive contributions.
Goal
:
Build a functional prototype—mechanical, digital, or hybrid—that monitors and displays acts of kindness in a visible, interactive way, inspiring more people to engage in charitable deeds.
Examples
:
  • Kindness Counter (Cardboard Dial or Sliders)
  • Digital Kindness Display (micro:bit)
  • Kindness Tree (Paper or Board)
Grand Finale Selection Guideline
:
All submissions for this challenge will be examined for selection for the Qutuhal Grand Finale Award, which will happen on January 17th.

  • Selected models will be invited to:
    1. Present as a 3D demonstration.
    2. Present a short presentation to the judges explaining their idea, functionality, and community connection.
  • This is a special opportunity to showcase the students’ creativity and innovation in front of an expert panel.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing your idea, explanation, and creative visuals.
  • 3–5 short sentences describing the idea/model and how it is connected to the community.
Submission deadline
:
January 4th, 2026

Submission Deadline

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Connecting Communities through Creative Innovation

Category 3: Grades 5–8

Grand Finale: Parking Pro

Students will design a prototype or model that addresses the community parking problem—making it easier for residents or visitors to identify available parking spaces in public or residential areas.

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Theme
:
Connecting Communities
Real-World Problem
:
Finding available parking in communities or public areas can be time-consuming, stressful, and inefficient. A smart system can help residents and visitors locate free parking quickly, reducing traffic and improving community convenience.
Goal
:
Build a functional or demonstrative prototypeshowing a smart parking system or community parking solution, using mechanical, digital, or hybrid approaches.
Examples
:
  • Community Parking Indicator Model
  • Digital Notification Prototype
  • Mechanical Parking Assistant
Grand Finale Selection Guideline
:
All submissions for this challenge will be examined for selection for the Qutuhal Grand Finale Award, which will happen on January 17th.

  • Selected models will be invited to:
    1. Present as a 3D demonstration.
    2. Present a short presentation to the judges explaining their idea, functionality, and community connection.
  • This is a special opportunity to showcase the students’ creativity and innovation in front of an expert panel.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing your idea, explanation, and creative visuals.
  • 3–5 short sentences describing the idea/model and how it is connected to the community.
Submission deadline
:
January 4th, 2026

Submission Deadline

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Connecting Communities through Creative Innovation

Category 4: Grades 9–12

Grand Finale: Tech Guardian

Students will design an innovative system or prototype that enhances community safety, emergency response, or access to real-time information using technology, mechanical systems, or hybrid approaches.

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Theme
:
Connecting Communities
Real-World Problem
:
Communities often lack efficient systems for emergency response or centralized information access. During emergencies (medical, fire, weather, accidents), quick communication and organized response are critical to minimize harm and improve coordination.
Goal
:
Build a functional prototype that demonstrates a community emergency response system or a smart information hub that can alert, inform, or guide residents during emergencies.
Examples
:
  • Emergency Alert System
  • Smart Community Information Hub
  • Hybrid Emergency Dashboard
Grand Finale Selection Guideline
:
All submissions for this challenge will be examined for selection for the Qutuhal Grand Finale Award, which will happen on January 17th.

  • Selected models will be invited to:
    1. Present as a 3D demonstration.
    2. Present a short presentation to the judges explaining their idea, functionality, and community connection.
  • This is a special opportunity to showcase the students’ creativity and innovation in front of an expert panel.
Submission format
:
  • A 2-minute video showing your idea, explanation, and creative visuals.
  • 3–5 short sentences describing the idea/model and how it is connected to the community.
Submission deadline
:
January 4th, 2026

Submission Deadline

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