Event Calendar
Check out our upcoming events.
Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC)
The Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) is an engaging 30-problem competition that demonstrates the importance and relevance of mathematics in students’ everyday lives; it is open to students in years 3 to 12. Australia’s leading educators and academics, with a deep understanding of our national curriculum standards, actively design the unique AMC problems each year. The
Oxford University Computing Challenge (OUCC)
The Oxford University Computing Challenge (OUCC) is a two round competition held between The Computational and Algorithmic Thinking Competition (CAT) and the Australian Informatics Olympiad (AIO). The OUCC builds on the principles used in the CAT Competition and helps students develop their skills further to produce programmed solutions to computational thinking problems. Questions are solved
AMOC Senior Contest
The AMOC Senior Contest is an invitational event that is a key step in the process of identifying students who may compete in the International Mathematics Olympiad.
Maths Challenge marking
This is for Australian teachers only. The cost per student is $23.10 and papers must be with AMT by 8 June 2019. (Price inclusive of GST for Australian schools).
Australian Intermediate Mathematics Olympiad (AIMO)
This is an open exam designed to stretch talented students from years 7–10.
Australian Informatics Olympiad (AIO)
An open national computer programming competition for years 7–12 where students write short computer programs to solve four problems that vary in difficulty.
Kangourou sans Frontières (KSF)
An online maths competition for years 3–12 in Australian schools. KSF is a great lead-up event for the Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC). Entry only available when packaged with the AMC.
Computational and Algorithmic Thinking (CAT)
The Computational and Algorithmic Thinking (CAT) competition is a one-hour problem-solving competition for years 5–12.
Maths Enrichment
The program is designed for advanced students in years 4–10 and can be conducted over 12–16 weeks between April and September.
Maths Challenge
This program is designed for students in years 3–10 and is conducted over three to four consecutive weeks between March and early June.
