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MATH CREATIVITY
COMPETITION

Get creative in the Math Creativity Competition

Category I:
Oral Expression

Submit a recording of an oral expression/musical/song on your chosen theme.

Category II:
Art, Craft and Design 

Submit a picture/short video explaining an original drawing/painting on your chosen theme

Category III:
Meme, Cartoon, Comic Strip

Submit an original Meme based on your chosen theme.

Participants are allowed to enter any categories in one of three levels:

  • Junior: Forms 1-3

  • Intermediate: Forms 4-5

  • Advanced: Form 6, N1 and Equivalent

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Choose from the list of themes below:

  • Math and your Financial Future.

  • Connecting Culture, History and Mathematics.

  • Lost Mathematical Heroes. (Historical Figures in Mathematics which are not well known)

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Submissions Open: Tuesday 19th November, 2024.
Submissions Close: Thursday 23rd January, 2025 at 3PM.

 

Close Date Extended

Submit entries via the button below:

Disclaimer: To access the Submission Form, you will need to sign-in to a gmail account. Unsuitable submissions will be denied entry into the contest. Plagiarism will not be tolerated. Submissions made from previous Math Fair events will not be accepted.

Thank you for participating!

​Any enquiries about the competition and the rules should be emailed to 

 STA-UWIMathFair@uwi.edu

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The Math Fair is an event targeting secondary school students to spark their interest in applications of Mathematics.

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Department of Mathematics & Statistics
Faculty of Science & Technology,
The UWI St. Augustine Campus

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