Official Entry Form

Particulars of Participating School

Name of Educational Institution:

Address:

Postal Code:

Name of Principal (Mr/Mrs/Mdm/Ms):

E-mail of Principal:

Particulars of the Teacher-in-Charge

Name (as per NRIC):

NRIC No:

Tel/ HP:

E-Mail:

Signature of Teacher-in-Charge / Date

Declaration

We have read and understood the rules and regulations (Annex 1) for the Sembcorp Water Technology Prize. We understand that we must be present on the dates for all training sessions and final competition* which would be held at NEWater Visitor Centre (20 Koh Sek Lim Road) for the judging. All decisions made by the judges are final. By participating in the competition, we agree to give Sembcorp and PUB irrevocable, royalty-free rights to use, reproduce, edit, display, transmit and prepare derivative works of, modify, publish the submitted work or other information in any form and media.

Submission of Entries

All completed entry forms must be submitted via e-mail to:

SWTPsignup@wishtogive.com.sg or Simon@wishtogive.com.org

Attention to Mr Simon Kudus

Please note that late submissions will not be accepted. Participating teams will be selected and notified by 26th October 2012, 5.00pm to participate in the competition. The Organiser’s decision is final.

Sembcorp Water Technology Prize 2012/2013Water Sustainability in Singapore

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Annex 1 - Sembcorp Water Technology Prize Rules and Regulations

1. Eligibility1.1 The competition is opened for registration for students from Secondary Two to Year Two of Junior College.1.2 Each school is allowed to send 1 team.

2. Team Size2.1 Each team should comprise six students.

3. Project Theme3.1 Into its 3rd year, Sembcorp Water Technology Prize 2012/ 2013 focuses on the sociology of water sustainability, relating to Singapore and the world. Besides learning about Singapore’s Four National Taps and the technology behind each National Tap. Students will explore how water treatment plants ensure that their membranes are operating at maximum efficiency.

4. Project Requirement and Training Programme4.1 All school teams will participate in the technology competiton 4.2 The top 10 teams with the highest scoring points from the technology competition progress to the finals. At the workshop, the teams learn through hands-on experience using physical equipment, how to operate mini water treatment plants to treat local catchment water. NEWater and desalinated water technologies will be demonstrated.4.3 The top 10 teams with the highest scoring points from the technology competition progress to the finals. The Components of the assessment are for participating teams are: · Quickly identify problematic membranes in a large array; · To shoot a video about the Four National Taps and share their experiences via Facebook.4.4 To efficiently operate a scaled down version of the four national taps, with their associated water treatment technologies.

5. Prizes5.1 The 1st Prize winning team will receive $1200 cash and internship with Sembcorp. 5.2 The 2nd Prize winning team will receive $1000 cash.5.3 The 3rd Prize winning team will receive $800 cash.

6. Copyright / Intellectual Property6.1 Sembcorp and PUB reserve the right to use, reproduce, edit, display, transmit and prepare derivative works of, modify, publish the submitted work or other information in any form and media.

7. Dates7.1 The key dates for the competition are below:

Dates Events

21st – 26th October 2012 Registration

7th, 14th and 21st November 20121:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Training Workshop (Round 1)

12th, 17th and 26th January 20131.30 pm – 5:30 pm

Training Workshop (Round 2)

16th and 23rd February 20138:30 am – 2:30 pm, 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Competition (Top 10 teams will move to the finals)

24th March 2013 Finals

To be announced Internship Programme for Winners

8. Judging and Results8.1 The final results will be judged by a panel comprising distinguished experts from Sembcorp, the Singapore Membrane Technology Centre from Nanyang Technological University and PUB.8.2 Submitted projects will be judged based on four parameters: · Volunteer two students (10%) as SWTP Ambassadors by 26th Oct 2013 · Presentation video (20%) · Overall design of filtration system (20%) · Most amount of water collected (50%)8.3 The projects will be judged by a panel of judges and their decision will be final. No correspondence pertaining to the selection process will be entertained.8.4 Winners will be notified via email and a formal letter.

9. Acceptance of Rules and Regulations9.1 Submission of entries represents acceptance of the rules and regulations of the competition.

For more information, please direct your enquiries to: Simon: SWTPsignup@wishtogive.com.sg or Simon@wishtogive.com.org

Supported by:

Member of the NEWRI Ecosystem

Sponsored by: Organized by:

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