Entries should be produced by a single pupil from years 9, 10, 11 or 12. Schools may submit as many entrants as they wish, and entrants may enter as many times as they wish, for different projects.

The Report

The report must be submitted in an IT-based format that will allow it to be included on the ISSET web site.

The report must be originally created by the pupils. Plagarised works will be rejected.

Reports should be sent via e-mail to: jwoodcock@isset.org

Additional queries can be made to Bernard Whittingham, Science Advisor, at B.G.Whittingham@cardiff.gov.uk

The Selection Process

A panel, composed of experts in the field, will carry out the judging. The judging process will take into account the quality of the experimental proposal and the quality of the use of ICT in the preparation and presentation.

The short-listed project entrants may be invited to present their projects and participate in a short interview.