Youth Eco Summit · For teachers & schools

Take learning further.

Give students a reason to use what they learn beyond assignments and exams.

School students learning together at the Summit

Learn. Create. Connect.

Students and educators exploring environmental learning

For teachers

Less push. More ownership.

Share your permanent school ID, help students choose the topic for their class and let them complete their own profiles and entries. Registration and entry forms save progress at each step.

For schools

Let student work speak.

Celebrate original student work and support group entries within the category limits. Waste to Art projects must use at least 50% e-waste and be made safely under teacher supervision.

2027 competition guidelines

Before you create.

Choose the topic for your class. Check the participation mode, word count and required files before you start.

Download 2027 guidelines

Submit original work that reflects your own ideas and voice.
Cite sources for any content you use or are inspired by. Verify facts and statistics.
AI may be used for research or reference. AI-generated content in a submission receives a 15-point deduction. Credit any sources used or inspiring the work.
Use underscores instead of spaces or special characters in the submission title. Include your school, class, category, project title and author names.

Submission title

SchoolName_Class_Category_ProjectTitle_Authors

Example: GreenfieldHigh_10A_Article_TheJourneyOfOurOldPhone_Ekta_Sharma

Student registration & competition deadline: 5 November 2026, 11:59 p.m. IST.

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Youth Eco Summit 2027

Bring your school in.

Link your teacher profile to your school and support student participation.