High School Extracurriculars — Page 21

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Programs 481–504 of 1967

Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:

  • E-Yantra Robotics Competition — IIT Bombay (e-Yantra Project, CSE Dept.): A major educational robotics competition by IIT Bombay that teaches embedded systems and robotics through themed challenges.
  • Duke Annual Robo-Climb Competition — Duke University: A Duke University robotics challenge where high school teams design robots to autonomously climb a vertical structure.
  • World Science Festival for Students — World Science Foundation: A global science festival in New York City featuring talks, performances, and programs for students, families, and the public.
  • USA Science & Engineering Festival Expo — USA Science & Engineering Festival: A massive national STEM festival and expo in Washington, DC featuring hands-on exhibits, stage shows, and career exploration for students and families
  • Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize — Australian Museum: A national Australian short science film competition for school students, encouraging creative communication of scientific ideas.
  • Science Week Ireland Student Activities — Science Foundation Ireland: A national week-long celebration of science in Ireland with school competitions, events, and activities for students and the public.
  • Science Picnic Student Competition — Polish Radio and Copernicus Science Centre: A Polish outdoor science festival where students run interactive, competitive science demonstrations for the public.
  • Science on Tap Student Science Competition — Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI): A teen-led science communication competition where high school students present engaging talks on scientific topics to a public audience.
  • Philadelphia Science Festival — The Franklin Institute: A citywide celebration of science with hands-on events, talks, and activities for students, families, and the public in Philadelphia.
  • Pestival Urban & Public Health Case Competition — Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine: An annual public health case competition on urban pests and health, open to high school and college students.
  • North Carolina Science Festival — Morehead Planetarium and Science Center: A statewide celebration each April featuring hundreds of public science events for all ages across North Carolina.
  • New Zealand International Science Festival — New Zealand International Science Festival Trust: A biennial science festival in Dunedin with hands-on events, talks, and workshops for youth, families, and science enthusiasts.
  • International Observe the Moon Night — NASA: A yearly global public event inviting people to observe, learn about, and celebrate the Moon through organized in-person and online activities.
  • Integration Bee Math Competition — Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): A fast-paced calculus integration competition originally hosted by MIT, inspiring similar high school and college contests worldwide.
  • Geek Picnic Festival & Science Events — Geek Picnic: Geek Picnic is a large open-air popular science and tech festival with talks, exhibits, and hands-on activities for all ages.
  • Festival della Scienza (Genoa Science Festival) — Associazione Festival della Scienza: A major annual science festival in Genoa, Italy, offering talks, labs, and exhibits that make science accessible to students and the public.
  • Edinburgh Science Festival Competitions — Edinburgh Science: Science-themed competitions and challenges run as part of the Edinburgh Science Festival for young people and schools.
  • Campus Party Tech & Innovation Festival — Campus Party Global: A multi-day global technology and innovation festival bringing together students, developers, makers, and creators for talks, workshops, and hackathon
  • BergamoScienza Science Festival & Competition — Associazione BergamoScienza: An Italian science festival where high school teams design and run interactive exhibits, competing for awards and recognition.
  • Bay Area Science Festival for Students — UC San Francisco: A large, free Bay Area festival with hands-on STEM activities, talks, and demos connecting students and families with local science.
  • Belgian Science Fair for Students — Jeunesses Scientifiques de Belgique (JSB): A national fair where Belgian secondary students present original science projects and compete for prizes and recognition.
  • New Zealand Science & Technology Fairs — New Zealand Science & Technology Fairs (regional committees): Regional New Zealand fairs where Year 7–13 students present science, tech and innovation projects for judging and awards.
  • India International Sarabhai Student Scientists Award — Vikram A Sarabhai Community Science Centre (VASCSC): National-level award recognizing innovative science projects by Indian school students in memory of Dr. Vikram Sarabhai.
  • European Union Contest for Young Scientists — European Commission: Prestigious EU-wide science competition showcasing outstanding research by young scientists aged 14–20 from across Europe.