Submission Guide

RCC 2026 submission guide

Prepare, upload, verify, finalise

All files are uploaded directly through the RCC Dashboard. No participant YouTube, Drive, GitHub or Scratch sharing links.

A

Junior Coding Path A

One MP4 or MOV presentation video

  • Maximum 5 minutes
  • Student/team introduction
  • Game introduction and play
  • Main code explanation
  • No SB3 or project file required
B/C

Coding Paths B and C

Presentation video + SB3

  • Video maximum 5 minutes
  • SB3 maximum 100 MB
  • Path C adds a valid Pose model URL
  • Optional short project note
R

Robotics A, B and C

Combined video + editable project

  • Video maximum 6 minutes and 1.5 GB
  • Introduce team/participant and project
  • Show the robot operating
  • Explain important code and controls
  • Upload SB3 directly
  • Every non-SB3 project: one ZIP, maximum 100 MB
Final checklist

Complete these steps before finalising

  1. 1
    Choose the correct entry

    Select a named student or an eligible same-school team of 2–5.

  2. 2
    Select pathway and title

    The form displays the files required for that pathway.

  3. 3
    Upload the video

    MP4 or MOV. Coding maximum 1 GB; Robotics maximum 1.5 GB.

  4. 4
    Upload the project

    Where required: direct SB3, or one ZIP for every non-SB3 Robotics project.

  5. 5
    Wait for verification

    Every required file must show Ready before finalisation.

  6. 6
    Confirm permissions

    Judging, YouTube Unlisted processing and public-gallery display are mandatory. Confirm the necessary participant media permission.

  7. 7
    Finalise

    The entry locks. Later changes require administrator approval.

Project packaging rule

Submit `.sb3` directly. For Python, Arduino, MakeCode, LEGO or any other non-SB3 platform, place the original editable project files in one `.zip`. PDFs, screenshots, repository links and media-only ZIP files do not replace the original project.

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