[Eat Fair] Hunger-free Meal Design Competition (Primary & Secondary School)

[Eat Fair] Hunger-free Meal Design Competition - Primary & Secondary School

Participants are required to use limited resources to design menu for grassroots families with nutritional balance and simple cooking methods. Through the competition, we aim to enhance the concept of “Eat Fair” among students and build the world without poverty.

Competition format

The Preliminary and Finals

The Preliminary

Design three meals a day for grassroots families with limited resources (lunch must be a lunchbox), fulfilled with nutritional balance and simple cooking methods. The judges will select five finalists from each of the two levels.

The Finals and Awards Presentation Ceremony

The finalists are required to cook the lunchbox meal from the shortlisted menu on-site. The judges will evaluate and select the outstanding entries, followed by the award presentation.

The Preliminary    The Finals

The Preliminary

Levels

Primary and Secondary School students

Enrollment Requirements

 Participate as an individual or as a team.
 Maximum up to 3 students in a team. Team members must be from the same school.
 There is no limit to the number of times a team participate in the competition, but duplicate works are not allowed.

Enrollment and Entry Submission

 All enrollment and submission can be submitted online or by mail.
 Late submissions will not be accepted.
 Entries cannot be edited or replaced upon submission.
 Participants are required to submit their registration together with the entries.

The requirements for menu design

Judging Criteria

Terms and Conditions

 An entry should not contain commercial or political elements.
 An entry should not contain any obscene, violent, pornographic, defamatory, objectionable, abusive or inappropriate content.
 An entry should not contain any viruses. If viruses are found in the files, the entries will be disqualified.
 We reserve the right to reject inappropriate entries, entries that do not relate to the theme of the competition or entries that have been formatted incorrectly.
 We will not return the entry after submission.
 We reserve the right to the final decision in all contest activities.

Result Announcement of the Preliminary

The results of the preliminary will be announced on 28 February 2025, and the finalists will be notified individually.

The Finals

The Judges will select five finalists from Primary and Secondary School respectively. The finalists will make the lunchbox from their submitted menu on site.

Rundown of the Finals

Judging Criteria

Awards and Prizes

 The judges will select the Champion, 1st runner-up, 2nd runner-up and 2 Merits Winners will receive certificates, trophies and prizes.
 The school with the highest number of participants will be awarded The Most Active Participation School.

Terms and Conditions

 Participants are required to cook the lunchbox (one-person portion) from their submitted menu, which cannot be modified.
 All ingredients will be provided by the organizer.
 Basic seasonings and cooking utensils will be provided. Participants may also bring their own if needed.
 Participants are required to bring their own containers for carrying the meal (e.g. lunch box, food jar etc).
 Each group of participants can invite one person (parent, teacher, or friend) to provide on-site support.
 The competition will be photographed and videotaped for record and publicity purposes.  Educators and guests may observe the event. If participants have any questions regarding these arrangements, please inform the organizer before the finals.
 The organizer reserves the final decision-making authority on all competition-related matters.

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