Who can enter?

Any student from Kindergarten to Year 12 enrolled in an Australian school can participate. Both individual students and school groups are welcome.

How do I register?

Create an account at /join/, then complete the registration form at /register-hub/. Choose Individual ($30 AUD) or School Group ($15/student).

What is the Early Bird discount?

Register before September 30, 2025 to pay only $25 (individual) or $12/student (group) — saving $5 per entry.

Can I register as a group?

Yes! Schools can register multiple students at a discounted rate of $15/student. A teacher must manage the group registration.

What is the 2025 theme?

The 2025 theme is Natural Disasters 🌍. Students must create a coding/robotics project that relates to natural disasters — prevention, response, awareness, or recovery.

What tracks are available?

• Scratch Coding — K–2 and 3–4 (block-based programming)
• Python Robotics — Grades 5–8 (text-based Python)
• AI & Innovation — Grades 9–12 (advanced concepts)

How do I submit my project?

Upload your project code and a short video via the submission portal at /submit/ before November 30, 2025.

What can I win?

All participants receive: Certificate of Participation, Medal, and Trophy.

Top performers receive: Cash prizes, special trophies, and recognition in the Hall of Fame.

All physical awards are delivered to your school (or individual address if requested).

Do I need special equipment?

You need a computer or tablet with internet access. For Python Robotics, basic robotics hardware (e.g., micro:bit, Lego Mindstorms) is recommended but simulated environments are also accepted.

Can I use AI tools?

AI tools may be used as part of your project, but all work must be primarily created by the student. Acknowledge any tools used in your submission.