The nation’s longest-running and most prestigious recognition program for creative students in grades 7–12
The John Locke Institute Global Essay Prize is one of the most prestigious academic writing competitions in the world, inviting students to explore complex questions in the humanities and social sciences.
A simulated courtroom competition where students take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses to argue a fictional legal case. Participants must master the Rules of Evidence to deliver opening statements, conduct direct and cross-examinations, and present closing arguments before a panel of real judges and legal professionals.
An academic competition that allows students to develop critical thinking and communication skills through structured argumentation or individual performance. Participants compete in a variety of categories, ranging from fast-paced debates on global policy and philosophy to polished theatrical interpretations and persuasive original speeches.
An academic simulation of the United Nations where students step into the shoes of diplomats to solve global issues. Representing specific countries or organizations, "delegates" engage in research, public speaking, and negotiation to draft and vote on resolutions, written proposals that address global topics