Rotary Young Environmentalist Competition 2023
The three winners of the Cambridge competition in the Junior, Junior Team and Intermediate Team categories have also won at District level
CAMBRIDGE WINNERS SWEEP THE BOARD AT DISTRICT LEVEL
We are delighted that the three winners of the local Cambridge competition have also won the East Anglia Rotary District 1080 heats. They will all go on to the National Final
Junior (7-10): Joni Millington, King's College School
Junior Team: King's College School
Intermediate (11-13) Team: King's College School
Congratulations to them all!
The Rotary Young Environmentalist Competition is part of a national competition promoted by Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland (RotaryGBI). Local Cambridge winners are entered in a District heat, whose winners go forward to a national competition. This year's topic is 'Biodiversity'
Aims and Objectives
The competition aims to encourage young people to:
- interact with the environment
- address serious environmental issues
- develop and explore solutions
- explore, investigate, research and undertake an environmental sustainability project
The competition is open to individuals, all schools and college communities and those who are home educated, along with any other young people's community organisations, for example, Scout Groups, Girl Guides.
There are three age groups:
- Junior 7 to 10 years old*
- Intermediate 11 to 13 years old*
- Senior 14 to 17 years old*
* on 31 August 2022
There are two categories in the competition, both open to all age groups:
- Individual entry
- Group entry (maximum of four participants)
Entry Closed on 17 February 2023
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