Trinity College's annual Year 12 English Literature Essay Competition

Theme of 2020: "A Letter from Myself in 2030"

We're here to help you be a better songwriter and to get your music heard by someone who can actually do something about it

A poetry competition - participation in Teen Sequins is a distinction that any teen could happily include in a college or summer program application

With entries from over 6,000 young people last year from across the UK and worldwide, it is the largest competition of its kind and its importance is widely attested.

We accept submissions of sonnets of all types of rhyme schemes. Cash prizes total to $2000

Winners receive, among other prizes, publication in The Kenyon Review, one of the US' most widely-read literary magazines

Run by an award-winning literary journal, you can submit fiction, non-fiction, flash fiction, and poetry

Translate a poem from any language, ancient or modern, into English.

This competition is designed to benefit every songwriter, lyricist and composer who participates

No entry fee for 12 & Under. An annual series of awards to encourage poets to explore and illuminate positive visions of peace and the human spirit

This contest seeks today's best humour poems

US STUDENTS ONLY: Submit poems to be considered for Just Poetry!!!'s topical anthologies and prizes

A monthly essay competition, with a different topic each month covering important global issues.

An annual competition open to young composers engaged in the study of classical music, but YOU MUST HAVE A CITIZENSHIP IN A COUNTRY IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE

an annual song contest whose mission is to provide the opportunity for both aspiring and established songwriters to have their songs heard in a professional, international arena

Poetry contest open to 'all ages' and 'all genres' with cash prizes

A poetry contest for any style and genre, the two top prizes equal at least $3000, and top 12 entries will be published online

This award strives to celebrate the diversity of humanity and unites poets from around the world at a festival and through the publication of an anthology