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MATH CREATIVITY
COMPETITION

Get creative in the Math Creativity Competition

Category I:
Art, Craft and Design

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

Category II:
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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Your submission must be related to the overarching theme of the Math Fair 2027:
Math ARCADE: Where Fun meets Discovery

The following are some suggested possible theming or ideas you can follow:

  • Mazes Masters: Surfaces, Paths, and Labyrinth Crafts

  • Pixel Play: 8-Bit Geometry and Grid Art

  • Polyhedral Prizes: 3D Shapes and The Geometry of Winning

Submissions Open: Friday 13th November, 2026.
Submissions Close: Thursday 21st January, 2027 at 11:59 P.M.

 

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.

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

 STA-UWIMathFair@uwi.edu

MATH FAIR SITE VISITS

UWI MATH FAIR 

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

ADDRESS

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

Email: STA-UWIMathFair@uwi.edu 

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