Deliver powerful and effective messages about sustainability through interactive activities.
The TSYF Challenge Creator category gives primary school students a platform to design engaging and interactive booth activities that communicate impactful sustainability messages. Selected student teams will be provided a booth space at TSYF 2026 on 15th May 2026.
Design engaging and interactive booth activities that communicate impactful sustainability messages.
The Creator category is for primary school students in Singapore.
Selected student teams will receive booth space at TSYF 2026 on the 15th of May .
To enter the challenge teams need to submit both of the following:
Submit supporting materials that showcase your booth concept, design and interactive activities.
Mock-up Booth Photos: Photos of your team’s booth setup showing the overall concept and visitor experience.
Booth Materials: Softcopies of materials used in the booth or activities, such as posters, game boards, worksheets or activity guides (where applicable).
Create a video (Max 20 minutes.) demonstrating your sustainability booth, explaining the challenge it addresses and how visitors will engage with it.
Explain the sustainability topic your booth addresses.
Share why it matters and why your team chose it.
Demonstrate how your booth operates.
Highlight the interactive and engaging elements.
Explain how participants learn about sustainability concepts and the Singapore Green Plan.
Show how your booth makes complex topics accessible and memorable.
To help you prepare your submission, please ensure your booth aligns with the following expectations.
Each team’s submission must align with one or more of the Singapore Green Plan pillars:
- City in Nature
- Energy Reset
- Green Economy
- Resilient Future
- Sustainable Living
Use recycled or upcycled materials for booth props and posters to demonstrate sustainability and creativity is strongly encouraged.
Your activity should:
- Be hands-on and interactive
- Encourage visitors to learn by doing
- Raise awareness of sustainability and the Singapore Green Plan
- Be fun and engaging
Your video submission should follow this recommended structure:
1. Booth and team introduction - 5 minutes
2. Interactive Activity - 15 minutes
3. Key takeaway and/or Q&A sessions with festival participants - 5 minutes
Booths are evaluated using a scoring rubric that measures clarity of message, creativity and originality, and quality of presentation.
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