Project Submission & Judging Process

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Project Submission

After registration, you will need to follow the '6 Steps to Success' to complete and submit your project.


Project submission deadline: 22 Feb 2013 

Download the YEA Submission Form here

 

Download the YEA Terms and Conditions here 

Project submission will require:

Fully completed Submission Form: emailed to you once you have registered

Project Summary: (Max. 200 words) brief discription of project intentions/ achievements.

Written Report: (Max. 3000 words) *A personal/visual record of the work your group has done throughout the year along with the relevant evidence of the action eg. photo scrapbook, powerpoint presentation, video diary, song, music, app, drama, all worksheets from manual

Group Photo; Please note that the group leader is responsibile to ensure the names of the final group of young people are sent with the project report. Please ensure names are spelt correctly.

As each project is unique, we do not put many restrictions on how you should present or what to include in your project.

Some groups may have a song or recycled decorations and some may have photos of an area they cleaned up in their community or a poster competition they held in school to reduce energy wastage.

Please do not submit any 3D pieces: If you have 3D pieces, art/fashion pieces, decorations or large posters, photograph these pieces and submit the photos only, with your report. Clearly mark your registration number on the back of each photo. Groups should consider showing scale to give a true representation of their project. 

Once submitted, projects cannot be returned to entrants, but will be available (on the day) for presentation at the ECO Dens and on the morning of the Showcase and Awards ceremony. Groups are advised to keep copies of all project materials for their presentation at the ECO-Dens and the Showcase and Awards ceremony.  

Any other Evidence

 

 

Judging Process

Step 1: Initial judging to select semi-finalists

Step 2: Semi-finalists pitch their projects at regional ECO-Dens to a panel of experts (Connaught, Leinster, Munster, Ulster)

Step 3: Selected finalists exhibit their project at the public Gala Showcase at the Mansion House, Dublin

Step 4: Overall, category and special award winner announced at Awards Ceremony

 

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