Critical thinking
Build the skill to analyse issues and solve real-world problems.
ROTARY CLUB OF OMOLE PRESENTS
A national interactive essay competition for Nigerian secondary-school students to develop critical thinking. Practice ethical decision-making and turn values into actions
Build the skill to analyse issues and solve real-world problems.
Make value-driven decisions that builds trust and fairness.
Empower young Nigerians to lead positive change.
The 4-Way Test: its Role in Shaping Society
How can The 4-Way Test guide your decisions in school, at home, online, and in your community? Share real-life examples or scenarios to show how truth, fairness, goodwill, and benefit can shape a better society.
Seek honestly in what you think, say and do.
Seek honestly in what you think, say and do.
Choose actions that promote understanding and strong relationships.
Aim for decisions that create positive impact.
Technology may assist with checks, but final decisions belong to the approved human judging panel.
All essays are screened for originality. Plagiarism or misconduct will lead to disqualification.
Every eligible essay is assessed against clear criteria to ensure fairness, consistency, and transparency.
YOUR STARTING POINT
The competition is open to Nigerian Secondary School students within the approved age and class range.
PROPOSED PRIZES
Laptops, bags and other prizes are proposed. Final award structure to be confirmed by the organisers
NEED TO KNOW
The competition is for eligible Nigerian Secondary School students within the approved age and class range.
It asks four questions about truth, fairness, goodwill and whether an action benefits those concerned.
The maximum essay length is 750 words.
Eligible entries are assessed using the approved judging process and criteria.
Prepare your application information, essay, passport photograph and any required school or consent documents.