Pupil Design Awards 2023-24: End of Year Evaluation Report
Report
Rebecca Purton
The Pupil Design Awards 2023-24: End of Year Evaluation Report lays out the key findings from this year's RSA design awards for learners aged between 11 and 17.
Creativity changes tomorrow
RSA Spark is the beginning of a new chapter transforming 100 years of the Student Design Awards, 10 years of the Pupil Design Awards, and 15 years of the Catalyst Awards, for greater impact.
RSA Spark offers learners and entrepreneurs inspiring real-world experiences to create, connect, grow and make a difference.
These experiences are designed to help everyone, everywhere, find their creativity, igniting ideas into action for a positive impact on the world. Participants will grow life skills and develop lifelong connections through real-world missions that matter.
Together, let’s focus our energy on doing better for people, places and the planet, changing tomorrow for everyone.
RSA Spark will be open for registrations starting in January 2025.
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Can’t wait until January to get started? If you are an educator and have previously participated in our Student or Pupil Design Awards and you're looking for this year’s briefs, don't worry. While we set up RSA Spark, we have shaped some exciting briefs with partners that are available right now for you and your students to work on.
We will be in touch with information about how you can access this year’s mission briefs if your school, college or university has previously entered the Student or Pupil Design Awards.
Alternatively, you can get in touch to request the RSA Spark mission briefs by emailing: [email protected].
RSA Spark is designed to help everyone, everywhere, find their creativity, igniting ideas into action for a positive impact on the world. Participants in the programme will grow life skills and develop lifelong connections through real-world missions that matter. We want to focus our energy on doing more good for people, places and the planet, changing tomorrow for everyone.
Whether you’re a learner, educator, entrepreneur or supporter of RSA Spark, join us and be part of this exciting journey.
Explore your creative side by working on your own or in teams to develop new skills that will help you make a positive impact on the world.
We welcome pupils from across the globe aged 11-18-year-olds, and those 18+ currently in or out of education. The only requirement is a passion for helping create a better tomorrow. Sign up using the form below and learn how to apply your skills and ideas to make a difference.
Transform the way you teach and inspire with a refreshing new way to unleash learners’ creativity.
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Turn your impact idea into reality through peer-based entrepreneurship creating change.
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Amplify your organisation's impact by partnering with us for social and environmental change.
We welcome collaboration with purpose-led organisations working in any sector, industry or country. Contact us now by emailing [email protected] and support creative change.
The collaboration between Kew Gardens and the RSA offers students the unique opportunity to combine their creativity with wider real-world challenges and think holistically about the social need and the environmental impact of their designs. It also allows Kew and the RSA to nurture the next generation of designers and environmental stewards who will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our planet.
Report
Rebecca Purton
The Pupil Design Awards 2023-24: End of Year Evaluation Report lays out the key findings from this year's RSA design awards for learners aged between 11 and 17.
News
Aoife O'Doherty
The RSA Student Design Awards 2023 shortlist has been announced. Across nine briefs, 70 students are working to bring positive social change to people, place and planet.
Blog
Sophie Hague
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