Shijiazhuang Qiaoxi District Holds Fourth AI Education Carnival with 45 Schools

On the afternoon of September 28, 2026, Shijiazhuang's Qiaoxi District held its fourth AI Education Carnival and first Maker Education Alliance event at Shijiazhuang No. 10 Middle School, with leaders and core teachers from 45 primary and secondary schools and nearly 400 contestants taking part. The event featured four sections: a maker fair, AI workshops, digital art, and computational thinking, covering categories such as smart building, creative making, robotics competitions, simulated flight, digital creation, and programming algorithms. The competition had 5 major categories and 12 events, with teams from 34 primary and secondary schools presenting at the maker fair.

This is a district-level education administration effort to scale AI and maker education, and the participation of 45 schools and nearly 400 contestants indicates a regularized regional mechanism for AI education showcases and competitions. For teachers and schools, such events provide a public setting to test curriculum outcomes; for AI education product providers, the competition categories reflect directions in regional procurement and teaching needs. The original text provides no quantitative evidence of student skill improvement or teaching effectiveness, so outcomes still require independent evaluation. Regional AI education moves from single-school exploration toward an alliance-based showcase and competition mechanism involving 45 primary and secondary schools Competition categories covering robotics and programming algorithms offer a reference for school curriculum design and product selection