The complete Australian Informatics Olympiad pathway — learn real competition Python in the browser, master the nine core algorithms, then solve exam-style AIO problems with the 6-step method. Every lesson runs live: write code, press run, see it pass.
Understand the exam before you choose your path.
The AIO is Australia's national school programming competition, run online by the Australian Mathematics Trust on the ORAC judging platform. You write programs that read input and print answers, and ORAC grades them automatically against many secret test cases.
Strong AIO results are the first rung on the ladder to representing Australia — and a standout signal on any university or scholarship application.
Start from zero, master the algorithms, or sharpen for the real exam — pick where you are on the AIO pathway. Take them in order for the full journey, or save with the complete bundle. First 3 lessons of every course are free.
Course 4 · AIO Challenge (Q5/Q6 deep-dive) — Coming July 2026. Included free in the Complete Bundle.
Built for self-study — every lesson teaches, then makes you do.
Every lesson carries a real Python runtime in the browser. You read the teaching, then write your own solution and run it on the sample cases — no setup, no installs. Worked examples are walked through with the 6-step method (read → calculate by hand → key observation → is it fast enough? → frame it → code it), and the Advanced course is built on real exam-style AIO problems with two write-and-run exercises each.
The whole line teaches the exam's real scoring logic — bank the subtasks first, then chase full marks — so you convert what you know into actual points on the day.
Real streaks, real checks, real progress — and a parent view, so you always know it's working. Here's what your child (and you) actually see.
Coding rewards consistency. Daily streaks, XP and a pet companion turn "I should practise" into "I want to keep my streak" — the habit does the work for you.


It's easy to nod along to a video and learn nothing. So each topic closes with a mastery quiz — your child has to actually choose, reason and pass before moving on.
No guessing where they're up to. The dashboard shows each course, each lesson done, and what's next — so momentum is something your child can see and feel.


You hold the account — so when your child is at the computer, you know it's real learning, not a game tab in disguise. The parent report shows time online vs real focused time, lessons done and a focus rate — no hovering required.
Levels and daily streaks across our Australian Informatics Olympiad courses.