FPSPI Storytelling Competition
by Future Problem Solving Program International (FPSPI) Inc.
International Recognition
FPSPI Storytelling Competition is a competition by Future Problem Solving Program International (FPSPI) Inc. for students in Class 4–12, open to students across India.
Mode
Hybrid
Eligibility
Class 4–12
Fee
$110
Duration
Affiliate competition timelines vary. The performance at the International Conference must not exceed 5 minutes.
Format
Individual
Time needed
Requires time for topic research, story development, and performance practice.
About This Opportunity
The Future Problem Solving Program International (FPSPI) Scenario Performance competition challenges students to envision the future through compelling oral storytelling. Participants select an annual FPSPI topic and develop a creative, futuristic narrative set at least 20 years in the future, which they perform without props or costumes.
This individual competition is open to students in Junior (grades 4-6), Middle (grades 7-9), and Senior (grades 10-12) divisions. It is an excellent platform for students to enhance their creative thinking, research abilities, and public speaking skills, with winners from affiliate competitions advancing to the prestigious FPSPI International Conference.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Class 4–12
- Age Range
- 9 - 18 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Academic requirement
No specific academic requirements are needed, but a strong interest in global topics and creative expression is recommended.
Prerequisites
- Interest in creative writing and storytelling
- Ability to research global topics
- Good oral communication and presentation skills
Open to students in grades 4-12 across three divisions: Junior (4-6), Middle (7-9), and Senior (10-12). This is an individual competition open to all students in India. Participants must create and perform an original story based on a designated annual FPSPI topic.
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Academic Details
Difficulty: Intermediate
What's covered
The competition is based on annual global topics released by FPSPI, requiring students to research and develop their narratives accordingly.
Rewards & Recognition
Prizes
Trophy & Medals
Top performers at the International Conference are recognized with awards during the official ceremony.
Certificate
Certificate of Participation
All participants receive a certificate acknowledging their involvement in the competition.
Recognition
International Recognition
Skills your child builds
Highlights
- Focuses on oral storytelling rather than written submission.
- Challenges students to think about long-term future scenarios.
- Provides a global platform for young storytellers.
Rounds & format
Participants typically compete in a regional or national affiliate competition. Winners of the affiliate competition advance to the International Conference to perform their story live in front of an audience and judges.
How entries are judged
Evaluation is based on a rubric that assesses storytelling technique, audience awareness, use of voice, story development, characterization, creative and futuristic thinking, and connection to the topic.
Selection process
The first-place winner from each division at an affiliated program competition is invited to compete at the FPSPI International Conference.
How to apply
- 1Students typically register through their school or a regional FPSPI affiliate in India.
- 2Participants select one of the annual topics to create their futuristic story.
- 3Submissions can be a video for virtual rounds or a live performance at affiliate events.
Fees & financial support
Fee details
Registration fees for local affiliate competitions in India may vary. For the International Conference, fees are applicable fees will be up to $110 USD per competitor for on-campus participation, covering competition entry and events. Travel and accommodation costs are separate.
Refund policy
Refund policies are determined by the respective affiliate and the international organization and are typically available during registration.
Frequently asked questions
Is FPSPI Storytelling Competition free?
$110 registration
Who can participate in FPSPI Storytelling Competition?
Students in Class 4–12. children aged 9-18.
What will my child gain from FPSPI Storytelling Competition?
Opportunity to compete at the FPSPI International Conference.. Develops critical 21st-century skills like creativity and communication.. Receive feedback on performance from trained evaluators.. Gain international exposure and network with peers globally.. Enhances confidence in public speaking and creative expression.. Gain international exposure and network with peers from over 14 countries..
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