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Join us for our SRHackoff on May 13th!

Where the Top 5 Finalists of this year’s SRHacks will present their innovations to a public audience and our esteemed judges to compete for prizes!

Register Here to Attend!
Volunteer Judge Registration
SRHackoff Itinerary

What is SRHacks 2023?

 SRHacks 2023 is a FREE introductory coding & engineering competition hosted by Science Rendezvous at The University of Toronto, running from April 1st to May 13th.
 
We invite all Grade 6-8 engineering enthusiasts to join us and develop innovative solutions to tackle real-world problems.
Visit our website or contact us at uoftsr.srhacks@gmail.com for more information.
 
We would also invite all university engineering enthusiasts to join as volunteer judges and provide your constructive and valuable feedback for our future engineers (would take you around 3-4 hours between Apr 15 and Apr 24).
Information Package

Workshops (To Be Declared)

As part of our SRHack 2023, we will be hosting interactive Workshops. These workshops will be designed to help students learn fundamental coding principles and engineering skills to get them started in the world of discovery and innovation. 

These interactive activities are geared towards SRHack participants, but are also open to the general public.

Theme for 2023 (To Be Declared)

To be announced during the opening ceremony on Apr 1.

Eligibility

  • SRHacks 2023 welcomes all Grade 6-8 students within the GTA area.(exception can be made upon request).
  • If you are enthusiastic about contributing your talent to tackling real world problems, join us!
  • Students must register with their parent/guardian’s consent before the start of the competition.

Upcoming Important dates

  • Registration Closes: Mar 27
  • Opening Ceremony: Apr 1
  • Project Submission: Apr 15
  • Finalists Announcement: Apr 24
  • Finals (SRHackoff): May 13

Speaker Series

To be announced later.

Drop-in Help Sessions

To be announced later.

Workshops (To Be Declared)

As part of our SRHack 2023, we will be hosting interactive workshops. These workshops aim to provide students with fundamental
coding principles and engineering skills and enable them to explore the world of discovery and innovation.

Though these interactive activities are more geared towards SRHack participants, they are also open to the general public.