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Ages 13–19 · Pre-University · UK-Wide · London, May 5–10, 2027

Win a seat at the Festival.
Up to 40 National STEM Champions win a trip to the Festival in London — the stage, the people, and the experiences that can change what comes next.
- A 5-night / 6-day trip to London for you and a parent or guardian
- Travel & hotel arranged by EXPLR — worth up to £2,000
- Present your project and meet scientists, engineers & industry leaders
- Exclusive Festival experiences — plus Special Awards
Approximate retail value up to £2,000 per Champion prize. Actual value may vary with the Champion's location and travel arrangements, and no difference in value is paid.
Who can enter
Ages 13–19 · Pre-University · Individual Projects · UK-Wide
- Aged 13–19 at the application deadline.
- Pre-university — not yet started an undergraduate degree or equivalent.
- Live or study in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
- Enter an individual project — one student per project; teams aren't eligible.
- Submit your own work — mentors, teachers and parents may guide, but you're the primary creator.
School enrolment isn't required — secondary school, sixth-form or FE college, technical programmes, apprenticeships and home-educated students are all welcome.
One application. Two stages.
You apply once — finalists are simply invited to add a video. All initial applications are judged blind.
Written application
Submit a 3-page PDF project summary and a short application. Judged blind against the Festival criteria — up to 12 finalists advance per region.
Finalist video
Regional finalists submit a short video on what they built, why it matters, their approach, and its potential impact. Written work and video are reviewed together.
National Champions
Up to 3 Champions from each of the 12 UK regions (max 36), plus up to 4 Special Award Champions — up to 40 in total. Champions score an average of at least 65/100 and win a funded trip to London for themselves and a parent or guardian.