[2] The final results were:[1][4] It was held between March 21–30, 2000 with the participation of 19 high schools, and had 9 award categories while two of them were special prizes.
[10][11] The final stage which was hosted by DJ Füsun Tuncer and Ataman Erkul witnessed the participation of 36 high schools.
[14] The winner of the Best Singing Performance category represented Turkey at the 1st World High School Music Contest, the winners of the Best Male Singer and the Best Female Singer categories represented Turkey at the International Song Contest in Malta.
[18] The winner of the Best Female Singer category represented Turkey at the 5th Alexandria International Song Festival in Egypt in July 2007, and the winner of the Best Male Singer category represented Turkey at the Amberstar 2007 in Latvia in August 2007.
[30] The final results were:[31][32] The event was named after Vodafone Freezone, for sponsorship reasons, and for the first time high schools out of Istanbul joined the contest.
[34] The qualifications were held in Antalya, İzmir, Ankara, Gaziantep, Istanbul and Bursa respectively in February, March and April with the participation of 424 high schools from 53 provinces of Turkey.
The qualifications were held in Ankara, Adana, Istanbul and İzmir with the participation of 378 high schools from 45 provinces.
[40] For the first time, the winners of high school music contest in Germany, Italy, Lebanon, Macedonia and Malta participated and competed in a different category.
[40] The finale was held on May 9 and the results were:[40] It was organised under Vodafone Freezone's name, the main sponsor of the event.
The qualifications were held in Ankara, Istanbul and İzmir, in which 415 high schools from 53 provinces participated.
[47][48] The finale, during which Nükhet Duru received the Legend of Pop Award, was held in the Bostancı Show Center on April 28 with the participation of 35 high schools.