Theme: NFC Smart Mart Challenge

Design and manufacture a wireless remote-controlled competition device capable of reading tasks stored on an NFC data card. According to the task instructions, the device must navigate to various task areas within the competition venue within a specified time limit to complete designated tasks involving transport, sorting, shelf restocking, and weighing. Through their participation, contestants will gain a deeper understanding of scientific knowledge, demonstrate their ability to apply and put scientific principles into practice, and foster a spirit of teamwork throughout the process.

All full-time secondary students of Macao can sign up for participation, individually or in groups (maximum 3 students per team). Each individual or team can submit only ONE entry.

The briefing session is scheduled for 14/11/2026 (Saturday) at 15:00 at the Communications Museum. Online registration to reserve a seat is welcome.

Registration Method: Online registration at the Communications Museum website (www.cmm.gov.mo);

Deadline: From now till 22:00:00 on 30/11/2026 (Monday), as per the time displayed on the Communications Museum's computer system.

General Theme: Cyber Safety Guardians

Through the badge design competition, primary school students are encouraged to give free rein to their creativity, enabling them to learn about and promote telecoms fraud prevention in a lively and engaging way. The initiative seeks to instil safety principles such as 'never lend your phone to others nor sell or transfer your prepaid SIM card without good reason', thereby fostering good communication safety habits from an early age and working together to create a safe and healthy online environment.

All full-time primary students enrolled in schools in Macao are eligible to participate, but each participant may only submit one work.

Submit the completed registration form together with the work in person or by post to the Communications Museum.

Submission Deadline: 17:30 on Thursday, 10 December 2026. Late submissions will not be considered. For postal submissions, the postmark date will serve as proof of receipt.

As a long-standing folk cultural symbol, the Chinese zodiac is loved and valued by all ethnic groups throughout history. Today approximately 80 countries and regions issue Chinese zodiac stamps during the Spring Festival each year to convey their blessings for the Lunar New Year.

This exhibition showcases the twelve Chinese zodiac stamps issued by various regions, inviting everyone to explore the rich cultural significance of the zodiac.

Guiding Visit: About 30 minutes, suitable for bookings from schools (SE-01), organizations and senior citizens (GE-01) groups.

Venue: G/F, Communications Museum

This exhibition features a total of nine series of stamps issued by China Post between 1988 and 2022, presenting 38 Chinese scientists from different fields of science, as well as stamps of several overseas scientists of ethnic Chinese origin, widely recognized as some of the most accomplished scientists in the world. Through the stamps, let us explore their world of knowledge, relay the power of science and technology, and promote their scientific spirit.

Guiding Visit: About 20 minutes, suitable for bookings from schools (SE-01), organization and senior citizens (GE-01) groups.

Interactive Activities: I am a Scientist, Scientists Stamp Album, Make a Pose - Future Scientist, Scientists' Quotes

Venue: 1FL, Communications Museum