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PRIMARY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION

  • PARTICIPATION

    These categories can take part in the contest...

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    Categories

    • A
      Years 3 and 4 of Primary
    • B
      Years 5 and 6 year of Primary
    • C
      Compulsory Secondary and Basic Vocational Training
    • D
      Baccalaureate and Vocational Training
    • E
      Special Education.

    How can you participate?

    Participation in the contest shall be by one project per classroom (one project, one classroom) always within the corresponding category depending on the students' year in school.

    1 Sign up for the programme

    2 Research this year’s topic with your students

    3 Send the project done in the classroom

    Notice: participating in this contest implies acceptance of its rules.

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  • TEACHING MATERIALS

    Teachers have access to educational materials...

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    Teachers can access the teaching materials and start participating as soon as they have filled out the registration form, then deciding on the best time to do the project. These materials are not compulsory, but it will make it easier to do the project that will be submitted.

    The teaching units in language and accessible PDF will be available the first week of October.

    PRIMARY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION

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  • PROJECT TO CREATE

    Each classroom-group must submit...

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    • Design of an ANTI-BULLYING POSTER that will be used in a campaign to raise awareness on bullying in classrooms and reflects students’ concrete solutions to combat it.
    • The poster must be accompanied by a TITLE no longer than 140 characters.
    • Recording of an AUDIO DESCRIPTION that clarified the why of the project done and that can be used as an accessibility tool to images for juries with visual impairments. The maximum length is one minute.
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  • WHAT WILL THE JURY EVALUATE?

    The jury will take these criteria into account...

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    • Creativity: the originality of the poster and its title will be rated as reflecting the different ways to deal with bullying at school.
    • Quality: the care given to the presentation of the composition will be rated.
    • Message: the project’s relationship to concepts of inclusion and respect and their relationship to ONCE’s values will be rated.
    • Accessibility: whether the audio guide accompanying the poster makes it more accessible for a person with visual impairment will be rated.
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  • CALENDAR

    You have until 31 January 2017 to send us your project...

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    Don’t be too sure of yourselves. We recommend that you don’t wait until the last minute.

    So that you can plan out the timeline for doing and completing your project and have the key dates in mind, we are providing you with a downloadable calendar for the 33rd edition of the ONCE contest.

    Participation phase:

    12 September 2016 to 31 January 2017

    After a teacher has finished registering to participate, they will receive an email to the email address provided on the form, with their username and password. Teachers can participate from this time on.

    Project evaluation phase by jury:

    PROVINCE-LEVEL PHASE: on 17 March the winning projects in each province will be announced (to find out more, please read the rules). During this phase, the projects submitted by Primary (categories A and B) and Secondary (category C) will be evaluated by the 43 provincial offices of ONCE. One project will be selected from each category for each province that will move up to the next phase. Vocational Training and Baccalaureate projects (category D), as well as Special Education projects (category E) will be evaluated directly in the national phase by a special jury (consult rules).

    AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY-LEVEL PHASE: the winners will be announced on 21 April. During this phase, the projects submitted by Primary (categories A and B) and Secondary (category C) will be evaluated by the 17 ONCE offices in each autonomous community, as well as in Ceuta and Melilla. One project will be selected from each category for each autonomous community that will move up to the next phase.

    NATIONAL PHASE: on 12 May the winning projects from all categories will be selected (A, B, C, D and E).

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