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Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) -2024

Check the AMC Answers here.. Australia’s largest and longest running maths competition is back for 2024! Available for years 3-12, the Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) takes place Tuesday 6 to Thursday 8 August 2024. Uniquely designed each year by leading educators and academics, the AMC is designed to challenge and extend your students’ problem-solving skills. Printed paper entries close Friday 5 July and online entries close Tuesday 2 August 2024. Visit the Australian Maths Trust website to sign up today.

Australian Mathematics Qustions and Answers -2024 ! 🎥📚

Are you preparing for the 2025 Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC)? Want to improve your problem-solving skills and understand the best strategies for tackling challenging math questions? You’re in the right place! In my latest video, I go through the 2024 AMC Junior exam solutions, explaining each question step by step. Whether you're a student aiming for a High Distinction or simply love solving math problems, this video will help you sharpen your skills and boost your confidence. Click the link below to watch the full video and follow along with the solutions:

ICAS school competitions

ICAS continues to lead the way in international academic competitions. Over 10 million school students from 16,000 schools across 41 countries have been inspired, celebrated and challenged since the annual event began over 40 years ago. ICAS recognises academic performance in a way others celebrate achievements in sport or the arts. Students can sit up to six literacy and STEM papers including English, Mathematics, Science, Digital Technologies, Writing and Spelling Bee. The questions are engaging and fun and have been designed by psychometricians, education measurement experts and experienced teachers to push students to their academic limits, as well as test higher-order thinking and problem-solving abilities.