For Participants
Ready to be part of something that is bigger than yourself? This page provides the important things you need to know to join the Live On Festival (LOF)!
Are you an educator looking to bring in LOF to your school? Visit the For Educators guide page!

Do note that there are updates to this year’s competition rules and submission process. Do review the latest guidelines before getting started.
How do I participate?
New to LOF? Start with Step 1 and work your way through the guide. Joining us again? Jump straight to the step you need, or scroll down for a quick recap of key dates and reminders.
Are you eligible?
LOF is open to anyone aged 13 and above residing in Singapore. Find out which category you fall under (School or Open).
Learn more about LOF
Discover the story behind LOF and hear from past participants on what this means to them.
Review the competition details
Familiarise yourself with the competition rules, timeline and key requirements. Submission close on 30 May 2027.
Get creating!
Explore tips for conceptualising and refining your work, and browse past entries for a dose of inspiration!
Preparation for submission of entries
Follow the submission guidelines to prepare your entry for submission.
What happens next?
Find out what to expect after submission.
Summary of Key Dates
Key Dates of the Competition are subject to changes. More details will be shared closer to the dates.
Date | Activity |
|---|---|
1 January 2027 | Submissions Open For detailed information on the competition details and rules, visit the Design Competition or Essay Competition pages. |
January to May 2027 | Competition Period Sharing sessions by speakers from the National Organ Transplant Unit (NOTU) commence. For more information or to request for a sharing session, visit the detailed Step 2 page. |
30 May 2027 | Submissions Close All entries must be submitted to NOTU by 30 May 2027. For the Design competition, NOTU will arrange with you or your teachers (if you are a student) for all traditional artworks to be collected ahead of the competition deadline for judging. The last day of collection of traditional artworks will be 30 May 2027. For more information on the submission requirements, visit the detailed Step 5 page. |
End August 2027 | Awards Ceremony and Release of Results All participants will also be notified directly or through their teacher-in-charge of the results following the judging period. Winners will be notified directly or through their teacher-in-charge with more details on the awards ceremony. |
13 – 24 September 2027 | Distribution of Certificate of Participation All participants who have submitted a valid entry will receive a certificate which will be delivered to your school or directly to you. NOTU will arrange a date/timing with you or your teachers for the delivery of certificates during the first 2 weeks of Term 4 (13-24 September 2027). Return of Traditional Artworks All traditional artworks submitted for LOF will also be returned to you during this period. |
From October 2027 to June 2028 | Physical exhibitions of selected winning artworks and essays at various locations (e.g. schools, hospitals and libraries). For more information on these physical exhibitions visit the detailed Step 6 page or view the list of upcoming/current/past exhibitions. Interested to host an exhibition at your school? Get in touch with us at liveonlivetwice@notu.com.sg. |
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