Pangea Maths Olympics

Pangea is a reputed competition organised in 21 European countries and now for the sixth time being held in Ireland. The Maths Olympics is a fun and challenging competition for the primary and secondary students. These competitions bring together students of like interests and abilities, allowing them to form their own community in which they will find friendship, inspiration, and encouragement to a far greater degree than most of these students can find in the typical classroom. Beyond encouraging an interest in mathematics, contests help prepare students for competition and helps them develop the ability to think about and solve complex problems

Pangea is a reputed competition organised in 21 European countries and now for the sixth time being held in Ireland. The Maths Olympics is a fun and challenging competition for the primary and secondary students. These competitions bring together students of like interests and abilities, allowing them to form their own community in which they will find friendship, inspiration, and encouragement to a far greater degree than most of these students can find in the typical classroom. Beyond encouraging an interest in mathematics, contests help prepare students for competition and helps them develop the ability to think about and solve complex problems.

Pangea is a reputed competition organised in 21 European countries and now for the sixth time being held in Ireland. The Maths Olympics is a fun and challenging competition for the primary and secondary students. These competitions bring together students of like interests and abilities, allowing them to form their own community in which they will find friendship, inspiration, and encouragement to a far greater degree than most of these students can find in the typical classroom. Beyond encouraging an interest in mathematics, contests help prepare students for competition and helps them develop the ability to think about and solve complex problems.

The primary aim of ‘’Pangea Math Olympics’’ is to cultivate a love and appreciation for mathematics among talented students – this is achieved by giving such students exposure to deeper, more challenging and brain-teasing mathematical problems. Students will have to work their fingers to the bone!