Düsseldorf's City Parks Department highlights top student-produced newspapers
The Rhineland Sparkasse is set to host the 44th edition of its student competition for school newspapers. The competition, organised in collaboration with the Düsseldorf City Sparkasse and ten regional daily newspapers, offers a total prize money of 12,000 Euros.
Schools and publishers of school newspapers are invited to register for the competition, which closes on February 7, 2025. Although the specific names of eligible schools and publishers are not detailed in the provided search results, interested parties are encouraged to visit the Düsseldorf City Sparkasse website to download the competition rules and registration form.
The competition is open to regularly published school newspapers and features four categories: "Classes 5 to 13", "Primary Schools", "Special Needs Schools", and "Online Newspapers". Special prizes will be awarded for outstanding focus topics or exceptional layout.
In the "Classes 5 to 13" category, the winner will receive a prize of their choice worth 2,000 Euros. The competition has a national level, with the best in the three main categories (excluding "Online Newspapers") representing North Rhine-Westphalia.
A jury of university professors and experienced journalists will determine the winners. The competition is not only a platform for showcasing journalistic skills but also an opportunity for students to engage in thoughtful discussions on various topics.
Interested schools and publishers are encouraged to participate in this prestigious competition and take their school newspapers to new heights. For more information and to download the competition rules and registration form, visit the Düsseldorf City Sparkasse website.
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