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2014 COBIS International Young Scientist Film Awards - Celebrating Science Creatively!

      

2014 COBIS International Young Scientists Film Award
Celebrating Science Creatively!

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COBIS has partnered with the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in London to create a competitive film challenge to celebrate the diversity and excitement of science. NPL is the UK’s National Measurement Institute with a 113 year history in world class science. In fact, did you know NPL have built the most accurate clocks in the world!

What is the COBIS International Young Scientists Film Award?

Students from COBIS schools are invited to

Please carefully consider ALL rules above when making your film - marks are deducted for rules broken!

Films received before Wednesday 12 March 2014, if requested, will receive a few helpful recommendations from our moderators on how to improve the film. Second attempts must be received by the final submission deadline which is Wednesday 2 April 2013.

At What Level Should Each Film be Pitched?

Students are encouraged to aim their films to students of a similar age and level – so students need to imagine that they are explaining their topic to a similar age group in another COBIS school. You need to make it really engaging so use good humour and lively presentation, but avoid using ‘in jokes’.

2014 Young Scientists Film Award Categories

Winning entries and runners up will receive fantastic awards, trophies and prizes! Entries are welcomed and nominations will be made by COBIS and NPL for final judging panels in each of the following categories which span all ages unless indicated otherwise:

*(This category traditionally has most entries so possible strategic advantage by choosing other subjects)

Competition Dates to Remember!

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Competition Rules

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