Cultural Heritage Administration Announces Contest for Outstanding Cultural Heritage Education Cases

For Kindergarten and Elementary, Middle, and High Schools

The Cultural Heritage Administration is accepting submissions of outstanding cultural heritage education cases until the 13th of next month. The target participants are kindergartens and elementary and secondary schools. By analyzing cultural heritage education cases, the policy direction will be reviewed, and outstanding cases will be discovered and shared to promote related education. The judging panel consists of experts in school education and cultural heritage education. Evaluation will be based on the appropriateness of the project content (60 points) and excellence and effectiveness (40 points). One grand prize, two excellence awards, and one encouragement award will be selected. Given the various changes caused by the spread of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19), one special award recognizing creativity, innovation, and well-established quarantine systems will also be chosen. An official stated, “Programs selected as outstanding cases will be presented at the integrated cultural heritage education workshop in December and shared with other schools.” For more details, please refer to the Cultural Heritage Administration website.

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