School of Tomorrow
Asia- Far East 

Student Registration: 500.00 baht

Deadline of Registration and Payment: April 10, 2025
Deadline of JSC Submissions: April 15, 2025
 

Please pay through bank transfer.

Bank Information:

• Bank Name: Kasikornbank

• Account Name: Promoting Education for Youth Foundation

• Account Number: 054-287197-0

• Swift Code: KASITHBK

If an invoice is required, please request it studentconventions.sotafe@gmail.com. There will be no refunds. It is necessary to make the deposit of the School Registration and complete your Registration online no later than April 10.

School Registration for Virtual JSC 2025 - March 1- April 10: please CLICK here. 

After completing the registration on the ACE Student Programs website, you will be receiving an email from studentconvention.sotafe@gmail.com. You will be required to fill up a Google form. In that form you will be required to submit proof of payment (acceptable file type: image or pdf), so please finish payment before filling up the Google Form.

Once your School Registration is submitted, you will receive a link and password for Entry Submissions.

All Events will be submitted electronically. Guidelines for video format will be indicated here.
 

How To Video:
Submit a 3-5 minute video (MP4-size for mobile phone) that shows how to do something. It must be with people from the same school or homeschool group. Keep in mind the dress and behavior guidelines in the Student Convention Guide. The winners will be published during the awards ceremony. "And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him." Colossians 3:17 

Science and Social Studies Research

How to Take a Video of Your  Social Studies Display

• Slowly pan across the display to ensure all elements are visible.

• Focus on specific sections of the display that illustrate key aspects of your research.

• Narrate as you film, explaining how the display supports and reinforces the ideas in your paper.

For example:

• If your display includes a timeline, describe its importance to your research.

• If it includes maps, graphs, or images, explain how they provide evidence or context for your conclusions.

 

Science Engineering

• How to Take a Video of Your Engineering Submission 

• To clearly demonstrate your engineering project without narration, follow these steps to ensure the video conveys all necessary information visually:

• 1. Introduction and Overview

• Begin with a wide shot of your project setup, including all components and related documentation.

• 2. Demonstrate the Project in Action

• Show the device performing its intended task from start to finish.

• Use close-up shots to focus on important details, such as moving parts, circuits, or key mechanisms in operation.

• Film at a steady pace so judges can clearly see how each component contributes to the device’s function.

• 3. Highlight Design and Construction

• Film close-ups of individual components, such as:

• Circuits, wiring, and connections.

• Structural or mechanical elements.

• Any unique features or innovations.

• Use captions or on-screen text to label important parts and explain their roles.
   

How to Take a Video of Your Collection Submission

• To showcase your collection submission effectively for the event, follow these guidelines when taking your video:

• Start with an Overview
  Begin by capturing a wide shot of your entire display. This gives viewers a sense of the scale, layout, and organization of your collection. Slowly pan across the display, ensuring all parts are visible.

• Focus on Key Items
  After the overview, zoom in or move closer to highlight individual items or sections within the collection. Spend a few seconds on each item or grouping, making sure the camera is steady and focused.

• Explain the Display
  Narrate the video as you film, or add audio later, describing your collection. Address:

• What your collection is and what items it includes (e.g., coins, battlefield artifacts, stamps).

• How the items are classified and organized in the display.

• The significance of the items and any notable details.

• Showcase the Documentation
  Include a segment showing the accompanying paper or notebook. Flip through the pages to give an overview of the documentation. Highlight key sections, such as diagrams, lists of sources, or any narratives explaining the collection's context.

• Provide Context
  End the video by summarizing the story behind the collection:

• Why it is meaningful or historically significant.

• Any unique features of your display or items.

• Ensure Good Quality

• Use a well-lit environment to make sure all items and text are clearly visible.

• Avoid background noise so your narration is clear.

• Keep the camera steady using a tripod or a stable surface if possible.

• By following these steps, your video will effectively convey the effort and detail you’ve put into your collection submission while giving viewers a clear understanding of its importance and presentation.
   

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Books to study for Bible Bowl

• Numbers

• Ezra

• Ecclesiastes

• II Kings

• Habakkuk

• Hosea

• John

• I Corinthians

• Philemon

• 1 Peter

• III John

Group Bible Speaking​

• Psalms 37:1-24

• Psalm 139:1-24

• Daniel 3:8-30

• Isaiah 40:11-31

• Ecclesiastes 3:1-22

• John 3:14-36

• Romans 8:18-39

• James 1:1-25​