Competitions
Find out how teachers and pupils can take part in schools' competitions.
Selected sites from UK Directory
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As I See It
Competition, in association with British Dyslexia Society, aims to celebrate the creativity of dyslexic pupils. Find out how to enter.
www.asiseeit.co.ukGuardian Unlimited - Guardian Weekly Schools Competition
Check out the weekly competition for school pupils in the UK. See the rules and find out how to take part.
www.guardian.co.ukPoetry Society - Competition
Annual poetry writing competition offers cash prizes to the top three poets. Find out how to enter and view last year's poems.
www.poetrysociety.org.ukSt. John Ambulance National Schools First Aid Competition
Annual competition, open to any school in England with pupils of the age ranges between seven to eleven (junior) or eleven to fourteen (senior).
www.sja.org.ukTES - Write Away
Competition to win cash prizes and laptop computers with, aimed at encouraging young people's writing. Entrants must be between 11 and 14.
www.tes.co.ukTES Newsday
Challenges pupils to school produce a newspaper and/or a news Web site in a single day. Read about last year's competition and how to enter this year.
www.newsday.co.ukThe Trollope Society Short Story
Competition challenges secondary students, aged between fifteen and nineteen, to write a short story based on a work by Trollope.
www.trollopestoryprize.orgWelsh Heritage Schools Initiative - The Annual Competition
Learn about this competition which aims to encourage Welsh schools to take part in community projects exploring their heritage.
www.whsi.org.ukWrite Here Write Now
Writing competition for School's years four and five. Read the story openings written by well-known children's writer.
www.writehere.org.uk