Promote academic excellence
Give students a reason to stretch themselves and a season of preparation worth remembering.
Flagship Program
SARNEST Foundation's flagship inter-school academic competition, created to promote academic excellence, encourage healthy competition, build student confidence, and showcase the brilliance and potential of Liberia's young people.
The Competition
The Liberia Academic Crown is SARNEST Foundation's flagship inter-school academic competition, created to promote academic excellence, encourage healthy competition, build student confidence, and showcase the brilliance and potential of Liberia's young people.
The first edition will begin with the Elementary Division. Participating schools will have the opportunity to represent their institutions through students selected to compete in academic challenges based on approved subject areas and competition guidelines.
Official details—including eligibility, team composition, subjects, competition format, registration requirements, dates, and participation guidelines—will be published before school registration opens.
Competition crest / event photo
Reserved for the Academic Crown crest, trophy artwork, or launch event photography.
Elementary Division Launch
We begin with elementary students because early recognition shapes long-term confidence.
Give students a reason to stretch themselves and a season of preparation worth remembering.
Bring schools together in a contest that is rigorous, respectful, and consistently run.
Help young people discover what they are capable of when their effort is recognized.
Create a platform where the brilliance and potential of Liberian students can be seen.
Academic Wing
The Academic Wing gives students meaningful ways to learn, practise, and be recognized for their achievement. Both programs are planned for the inaugural 2027–2028 season in Zuolay Town, Nimba County, Liberia, and will launch once their details are approved.
Planned program
A school-based, team academic competition open only to Grade 6 students.
Learn more about the Quizzing ContestPlanned program
A school-based spelling competition open only to Kindergarten (K–2) students, using words with 5–10 letters.
Learn more about the Spelling Bee ContestSchool Registration
Official participation guidelines and dates will be published before the first edition. Schools that register interest here receive them first.
Questions
Support the Crown
Volunteers, educators, and sponsors all have a place in the first edition.