Division
- Chinese Division
- English Division
Eligibility
- F.2-4 (Year 9-11) students in the School Year of 2023/2024
Application
- Participants must join the Grand Challenge on a team basis. Each team must consist of 2 to 4 participants from the same school.
- Each participant can only represent 1 group in the Grand Challenge.
- Each school can nominate 2 teams at max. in each division.
- Only 1 submission from each team is accepted. The submission must be original and have not been used in any other competitions.
- Each participating school must designate 1 teacher-in-charge for each representing team. Teacher-in-charge is responsible for leading respective teams for participating in events incurred in the Grand Challenge.
- Teacher-in-charge is responsible for completing the online application process and getting participants’ parents or legal guardians’ prior consents to acknowledge each student for his/her participation in the Grand Challenge.
Judging Criteria
| Innovation and Creativity | 30% |
| Impact on Tourist Experience | 25% |
| Feasibility and Practicality | 20% |
| Presentation and Clarity | 15% |
| Collaboration and Community Engagement | 10% |
Example Problem Statements
The following is a list of example questions that students could choose to tackle, but they are also welcome to come up with their own interpretation of the defined theme and they are encouraged to consider a wide range of issues on how the general public and tourists interact with trams.
Grand Challenge Briefing and Demo
FAQs
Founded in 2021, tramplus is a sister company of HK Tramways and owned by the RATP Dev Group.
With the vision to advocate local STEM education, tramplus teams up with the world’s leading institutions and educators to provide easy access to the world-class online and in-curriculum STEM education, by blending in the rich legacy of tram engineering wisdom with modern tech knowledge.
tramplus focuses on STEM-related curricula including basic science, mechanical and electrical engineering, coding and urban development. By approaching these topics from a daily life perspective, tramplus hopes to inspire students to adopt a radical mindset and equip them with a STEM foundation. Hence, equip them with the knowledge and skills to develop a smarter and a more sustainable future for the city.