Guide to Write the World Flash Fiction Contest
Write the World Flash Fiction contest is opening up this August! For high school students interested in the competition but don’t know where to start, this is the guide for you!
Writing Competition
27 Writing Competitions for High School Students in 2025
As a writer, you have the freedom to express your feelings, your perspective, and your opinions on various matters. How about bringing that freedom of expression into a writing contest for a chance to win cash prizes and scholarships? Below is the list of 27 writing competitions for High School students.
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5 Tips to Stand Out in a Writing Competition
After hours of grinding on your short stories or poems, like everyone else, you are confident that your work is fantastic, and you’ve tried your best to craft a unique piece that will help you stand out in a writing competition. You pressed the “Submit” button and are hoping that the mysterious judges from the writing competition will like it.
Drama Writing Competition
In this eight-week Drama Writing Competition, students will learn how to create a stage script and create a ten-minute/ten-page script. While developing the narrative and theme, they also consider the needs of the audience and the actors/performers’ needs. By learning a series of visual narrative examples, students will learn how to scriptwriting. We will also review scenes from performance plays and TV shows to understand dialogue, character close-ups, and rhythm (interval and intonation).
Guide to Princeton University Ten-Minute Play Contest
For students with an interest in playwriting, the Princeton University ten-minute Play Contest will boost their college application and make them stand out!
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Chapbook Making & Competition Prep
Students will dip their toes into the world of publishing-chapbook making. Participants will write and polish 4 poems and 1 short story or creative non-fiction, assemble their work into a portfolio, and publish it in a stylish, professional manner in the form of a print or digital chapbook. Students will be given a training in InDesign to create a completed chapbook.