Endeavour Competition Challenges
‘The best thing about the Endeavour challenge was bringing Biology to life in a way that ties into the syllabus but also in a way that may directly affect the pupils in years to come.'- KS5 teacher, winner of Evolve and adapt
What does an Endeavour competition challenge involve?
Our Endeavour challenges develop pupils’ scientific knowledge over a series of lessons.
Each challenge has a set of interactive resources to introduce a topic to pupils.
Pupils can take the challenge alone, in groups, in class or as a homework activity.
Try an Endeavour challenge and take your pupils on a plant hunter expedition, an investigation into plants used in medicine, an exploration of habitats under threat… and much, much more.
Get inspired!
Take a look at some of our favourite competition submissions from previous years and inspire your pupils.
“From start to finish, I greatly enjoyed participating in last year's sustainability presentation competition. I learnt important skills like doing efficient research, organising my presentation, and also presentation skills like body language and projection of voice. A big reason why I was so engaged is that I feel the topic is very relevant to us. By finding solutions and showing them to the world, I feel like I'm contributing to the world, even if they are just theories.” - KS4 pupil, winner of Kew the question: Sustainability
The Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew would like to thank Michael George for generously funding the Endeavour competition prize money.