The Hackathon Finale as part of the SCONE Project

Yesterday marked the final stage of the international school Hackathon organized as part of the #SCONE project. The event featured presentations of projects focused on sustainable development. The meeting was held online, and the topics covered sustainable development and green innovation.

Student teams from Poland and Lithuania presented the project ideas they had developed during earlier stages of the work. Each team had up to 10 minutes to present their idea, including a brief overview of the concept, the project’s objective, proposed solutions, and potential benefits for the environment and the school community. The presentations were addressed both to the other event participants and to the evaluation panel, which assessed the students’ ideas in terms of their innovation, feasibility, and significance for sustainable development.

Among the concepts presented were projects focusing on: creating green spaces and school gardens, rainwater management, reducing food waste, promoting the reuse of items, utilizing renewable energy in schools, and creating outdoor learning spaces.

The hackathon provided an opportunity for young people from different countries to exchange ideas and demonstrate that students are capable of creating creative and practical solutions that support sustainable development.