Mathematics Olympiads Club

Join the Math Olympiad Club and take your skills to new heights.

Here are the benefits:

  1. Advanced Problem-Solving Skills: Engage with complex and challenging math problems that go beyond the standard curriculum, enhancing your analytical and logical thinking abilities.
  2. Critical Thinking: Develop a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts and improve your ability to approach problems from various angles.
  3. Mentorship: Gain access to experienced mentors who can provide personalized guidance and support.
  4. Competition and Recognition: Participate in prestigious math competitions that can earn you recognition, medals, trophies, and certificates.
  5. Certification: Receive a certificate upon completing the course, acknowledging your hard work and progress.
Join the Math Olympiad Club and take your skills to new heights.

International Math Olympiad Class Schedule

Bright Education Center

GradeFridaySaturdaySunday
G 1-21:00-3:00 / 3:00-5:00pm
G 3-41:00-3:00 / 3:00-5:00pm
G 5-61:00-3:00 / 3:00-5:00pm
G 7-83:00-5:00pm
G 9-101:00-3:00pm

School Fee

PeriodTuition FeeBonus
1 Month$90Champion T-Shirt + Learning Materials
3 Month$270Champion T-Shirt + Learning Materials + Student Study Report

International Mathematics Competitions

Class Benefits – Math Class

  • Problem Solving

    Develop critical thinking skills and tackle complex challenges with structured approaches and creative strategies.

  • Logical Reasoning

    Strengthen your ability to analyze information, identify patterns, and draw sound conclusions from evidence.

  • Learning New Topics

    Build a growth mindset and discover effective techniques to absorb and retain new knowledge quickly.

  • Time Management

    Master prioritization and planning skills to maximize productivity and achieve your goals efficiently.

  • Understand Difficult Concepts

    Break down complex ideas into digestible pieces and build a solid foundation for advanced understanding.

Course Information

  • Course Format

    Saturday club sessions in small groups. Students work through olympiad-style problems with a mentor in the room.

  • Structure

    One 120-minute session each week for 16 weeks. Grades 1 to 10 sit in bands that match the schedule table.

  • Levels

    The course is divided by grade so younger and older students work at the right pace.

  • Price

    See the fee table on this page. Materials are billed separately.

  • Groups

    Small groups so every student presents a solution, not only the fastest one.

Course Description

Problem solving for grades 1 to 10, every Saturday, in one 120-minute session. Students work through olympiad-style problems in small groups and sit at least one international competition each year.

Why the Math Olympiad Club?

Olympiad problems ask for ideas the school syllabus does not name. The club gives students time, a mentor and a peer group so they can try those ideas before a contest clock is running.

What knowledge and skills can the child gain by completing this course?

  1. Approach a problem that has no worked example in the textbook.
  2. Explain a solution out loud so a teammate can follow it.
  3. Recognise the pattern families that contests reuse: invariants, counting, geometry.
  4. Manage time across a paper instead of getting stuck on the first hard item.
  5. Sit a named international contest with a coach who has walked the paper.

Get a Certificate of Completion

Upon successful completion of the Mathematics Olympiads Club, students receive a Certificate of Completion. It records the term they sat and the contest they entered, and it is something they can show their school.

Course Program (Syllabus)

  1. Warm-up puzzles

    Short problems that teach how to write a solution, not only an answer.

  2. Counting

    Systematic listing, complementary counting and the first pigeonhole arguments.

  3. Number sense

    Divisibility, remainders and last digits without a calculator.

  4. Geometry sketches

    Angles, triangles and a clean diagram before any algebra.

  5. Contest papers

    Timed AMC-style sets, marked together the following Saturday.

  6. Team round

    One paper, one team — the format TeenEagle and similar contests use.