School Students in the NT
In this challenge, you will use Minecraft to design a sustainable version of your school as it could look in 50 years. The world is changing, and we need to think about how we can make our school eco-friendly and more resilient to these changes. Your mission is to create a school that is adapted to the future environment while staying true to your community's needs.
This is a challenge for primary school students only.
Teachers can run this challenge with students in classroom.
Parents are also welcome to assist their children to complete the challenge at home.
Individual or group entries are welcome.
What to Consider?
Energy Sources
How will your school be powered? Think about renewable energy options like solar panels, wind turbines, or even new technologies that could be invented in the future.
Water Management
Water is a precious resource, especially in the Northern Territory. How will your school collect, store, and use water efficiently?
Sustainable Materials
How can you include nature in your design?
Green Spaces and Gradens
How can you include nature in your design?
Resilience to Extreme Weather
How will your school handle more intense weather events like heatwaves, cyclones, or floods?
Learning Spaces
How will classrooms look in the future?
Community and Culture
Your design should reflect the unique culture and community of the Northern Territory.
How to Join?
Judging Criteria
Creativity and Innovation
How original and forward-thinking is your design?
Sustainability
How well does your school address future environmental challenges?
Cultural Connection
Does your design reflect the local culture and community values?
Functionality
Is your design practical and suitable for students, teachers, and the community?
Prizes & Recognition
The winning team and the runner up will be invited and participate on the workshops and activities of the 2024 CDU IT CodeFair on the 4th of November, 2024.
They will also receive a certificate and an eco-friendly prize.