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Dec 20, 2022 
Chou Sing Chu Foundation
Let’s Write 2021-2022
About this event
The “Let’s Write” series of projects is focused on the creation of Chinese children’s books in Singapore. It aims to promote Chinese creative work and enrich the selection of Chinese children’s books locally. The first event to launch in schools is the Singapore Creative Story Writing Competition for Primary Students. This competition provides a platform for students to undertake creative writing in Chinese, while encouraging them to think in Chinese and create their own children’s stories. The first edition of the “Let’s Write” Singapore Creative Story Writing Competition for Primary Students will be held in 2021. The prize-winning works stand to be considered for publication as new books for students and become part of the respective schools’ libraries.
The results are finally out!
Due to overwhelming response, the judging process took longer than expected.
We thank all participants and parties involved for your patience and understanding.
To ensure fairness and transparency, entries were subject to a 2-stage blind review process led by a jury consisting of professional editors and educators. The organiser Chou Sing Chu Foundation and the jury team were gratified to see such high-quality entries in the competition. It was very difficult selecting the winning entries, and we hope that those who have not been selected will persevere and continue to do their best. We thank all participants for their support and efforts.
Here are the winners for this year’s Let’s Write Competition School Edition!
Rules
| Deadline Extended: | |
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| Registration Deadline: | 09.07.2021 |
| Submission Deadline: | 30.09.2021 |
Prizes
Terms & Conditions
- The organiser Chou Sing Chu Foundation (hereinafter referred to as “the Organiser”) will retain all copyrights of all entries for 5 years.
- The content of the entries must comply with the provisions of Singapore law and abide by the social standards of morality.
- Entries must be wholly original works and must not have been published, including via physical publishing or electronic/online publishing. Entries must also not have been published on any other forms of media (including the internet, radio, television, social media, newspapers, and school publications). Entries must not have been submitted for any other contests before.
- If the entries contain any excerpts, translations, or plagiarism, infringing on the copyrights of others, the entrant will be disqualified immediately upon verification and the entry rendered invalid. Any award will be rescinded and the prizes must be returned.
- Should the entry have been published as part of the competition, the entrant and their guardians must compensate the Organiser for all economic losses suffered as a result.
- All personal information provided by the entrants must be real and accurate; if any information is found to be inaccurate or misleading, they will be disqualified.
- Entrants consent to the Organiser’s collection, retaining, and use of their personal information for the purposes of promoting the competition and resulting publication.
- The Organiser reserves the right to edit, adapt, publish, distribute, and promote prize-winning entries at any time or in any geographical location without notifying the author. Entrants will not receive additional royalties or fees for the manuscript.
- The copyrights to the design and illustrations arranged for by the Organiser for use in publication belong wholly to the Organiser.
- Entrants should arrange to retain their own copies of their manuscript as submissions will not be returned.
- Entry forms must be signed by the parents or guardians of the entrants to acknowledge recognition of all terms and regulations of the competition.
- The Organiser reserves the right of final decision and final interpretation of the stated terms and conditions. The Organiser also reserves the right to adjust the rules and regulations. Should any changes be made, the version of the rules and regulations on the competition website will prevail.
- Should there be any discrepancies between the Chinese and English versions of the rules and regulations, the English version will prevail.