St. Maarten Students Win All Top Awards in Regional Climate Design ContestPhoto: 721 News
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St. Maarten Students Win All Top Awards in Regional Climate Design Contest

Source: 721 News·6/30/2026·St. Maarten·1 min read

Students from two St. Maarten schools — St. Maarten Academy and the Methodist Agogic Centre Comprehensive Secondary Education (MAC-CSE) — swept all three top awards in a regional UNESCO competition focused on climate resilience. The initiative, titled 'After the Storm: Youth Designing Climate Resilience for the Caribbean,' challenged Caribbean youth to create innovative, science-based solutions to climate challenges facing the region. All three podium spots were claimed by St. Maarten participants, shutting out competitors from other Caribbean territories. The competition reflects a growing emphasis on engaging young people in climate adaptation planning across a region that faces acute vulnerability to hurricanes and rising sea levels. The achievement is a notable milestone for St. Maarten's education sector and positions the island as a standout contributor to regional youth climate advocacy.

Key Facts
  • Students from St. Maarten Academy and MAC-CSE won all three top awards in the UNESCO regional competition.
  • The contest challenged Caribbean youth to develop innovative, science-based climate resilience solutions.
  • The sweep means no other Caribbean territory placed in the top three of the regional initiative.
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