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  • SciFest National & Global STEM Fair (NGSF) 2026

    Project Details Form and Abstract
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    Please note questions marked with an asterisk (*) must be completed in order to submit this form.

  • Please select which award/s you won at SciFest@College*
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  • Project category*
  • Year in School (On 30 Sept 2026) Rep. of Ireland/Northern Ireland (NI)*
  • Please indicate how many students are in your project?*
    • Student 1 Details 
    • Student 1 Date of Birth*
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      2 digit day, 2 digit month, 4 digit year
    • Format: 000 0000000.
    • T-shirt Size*
    • Student 2 Details 
    • Student 2 Date of Birth*
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      2 digit day, 2 digit month, 4 digit year
    • Format: 000 0000000.
    • T-shirt Size*
    • Student 3 Details 
    • Student 3 Date of Birth*
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      2 digit day, 2 digit month, 4 digit year
    • Format: 000 0000000.
    • T-shirt Size*
    • Teacher and School Details 
    • Format: 000 0000000.
    • Project Abstract 
    • Please give a brief summary (Maximum 250 words) highlighting the main points of your project. The abstract should allow judges and visitors to the exhibition to quickly determine the nature and scope of your project.  


      See below for ‘Tips on writing a project abstract’ .

      Please note that this abstract will be posted on the SciFest National Final 2026 website and printed in the official SciFest National Final 2026 programme. SciFest reserves the right to edit abstracts at its sole discretion. 

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    • Completing a Project Abstract

      The abstract should include the following: 

      • Purpose of the project 
      • Description of the project 
      • Data 
      • Conclusions 

       

      Tips on Writing a Project Abstract


      A project abstract is a brief paragraph or two (limited to 250 words or 1,800 characters) highlighting and/or summarizing the major points or most important ideas about your project. An abstract allows judges to quickly determine the nature and scope of a project. 

      • Emphasise these aspects: purpose (hypothesis), methods (procedures used), data summary or analysis, and conclusions.
      • Omit details and discussions.
      • Use the past tense when describing what was done.
      • Use short sentences.
      • Use complete sentences. Don’t abbreviate by omitting articles or other small words in order to save space.
      • Avoid jargon and use appropriate scientific language.
      • Use correct spelling, grammar and punctuation.
         
    • You will receive an email to confirm successful submission.

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