What does the Challenge involve?

The Challenge consists of three stages:

Stage 1: Online Lessons
The Challenge website provides teachers with three curriculum-linked interactive lessons, designed for use in classrooms via interactive whiteboards or PCs. These lessons, along with supporting info-activities, allow students to learn in an interactive and fun way by recreating virtual experiments, providing an understanding of hydrogen production and the use of hydrogen technology to help create a zero emission city.

In addition to the interactive lessons and info-activities, students and teachers have access to supplementary info-activities and resources from www.bmweducation.co.uk/CleanEnergy.

Stage 2: Challenge Quiz
Having learnt about the need for cleaner energy and the role of hydrogen, students can put their knowledge to the test with the Challenge Quiz. This interactive questionnaire, which is only available to registered schools, gives students the opportunity to enter the draw for a place in the Grand Final at City Hall.

Stage 3: Grand Final
Finalists selected from schools across the 33 London boroughs will be invited to the Grand Final at City Hall, where they have the opportunity to build and race hydrogen-powered model cars, win exciting high-tech prizes and be in with a chance to claim the top prize of £1,000 for their school.