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Call for Entry: Caleb Danladi Foundation STEM/Innovation Competition for Primary Schools

Nathaniel Irobi by Nathaniel Irobi
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Are you a young inventor with a big idea? Do you dream of using science and technology to solve problems in your community?

The Caleb Danladi Foundation invites primary school pupils—especially those in rural areas—to participate in the 2025 STEM/Innovation Challenge!

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We are looking for creative ideas and simple innovations that address real-world problems using Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Your idea could relate to clean water, farming, energy, waste management, health, education, or local transportation—anything that can improve your school or community.

Who Can Apply:
– Primary school pupils (aged 6–12)
– Entries are welcome from individuals or teams (up to 3 students)
– Open to both public and private schools, with a special focus on rural schools

What to Submit:
– A short written description or drawing of your innovation idea (maximum 500 words or 2 pages)
– Name of your school and supervising teacher
– Optional: A simple prototype, model, or video demonstration (not required but encouraged)

Prizes and Recognition:
– The top 3 winners will receive educational materials, science kits, and support for school development
– Mentorship opportunities with scientists and engineers
– Winning projects will be showcased at the Caleb Danladi Foundation STEM Exhibition Day.
– ⁠Winning projects will be sponsored for commercial implementation.

Submission Deadline:
July 2, 2025

**How to Apply:**
Email your entries to: info@calebdanladifoundation.org, Caleb.Danladi@plymouth.ac.uk

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