Our Junior Mathematics Competition is back by popular demand! We’re holding the first round of this competition via Zoom on Sunday 16^th May this year.

The competition is open to all current EduExperts students, who are between Years 4-8 at school. Registrations close on 11^th May, so make sure you don’t miss out – get in touch with your local centre to register today!

If you’re keen to enter, please make sure you install Zoom and familiarise yourself with Kahoot before the competition:

-       https://zoom.us/download

-       https://kahoot.it/ 

Please also take a moment to read the competition rules:

In the first round there will be one competition for each year level. Each competition consists of 30 questions and lasts for 25-30 minutes. 

 Before the Competition 

❖ Students enrol via any EduExperts branch. 

❖ Branches should inform each student who enrols in the competition about the competition date, time and rules in advance. 

❖ Students should download Zoom and Kahoot app before the competition day and make sure they are working well. 

 During the Competition 

❖ Students should log in with ‘branch name + Y? + student’s name’. 

❖ Students should turn on their cameras. 

❖ Students will be muted and if someone has any questions, they should type it to the host or raise their hand. 

❖ Students are not allowed to talk to their parents, friends, or anyone else. 

❖ Limited time for each question. 

❖ Speed and accuracy both determine the score. 

❖ The score of each student will be calculated automatically by Kahoot. 

After the Competition 

❖ The result will be announced after the competition finishes. 

❖ All the participants will receive certificates. 

❖ The top 30 from each level will be able to join the finals which will be held at the end of this year. 

NOTE 

❖ Please do not turn up on the day without registration. 

❖ There is no restriction on the number of spectators. Family and friends are all welcome to watch. (Zoom ID will be delivered soon) 

❖ It is recommended that players join Zoom earlier than their game time to warm up. 

❖ Have scratch paper and a pen on hand. 

❖ Be honest: no calculator, no dictionary, no help from others. 

We can’t wait to see you on the 16^th!