Australian Mathematics Competition
Best first benchmark for problem-solving beyond routine school maths. Useful from Years 3-12 and central to the AceAchievers maths pathway.
Competition Calendar 2026–27
See which dates are confirmed and which month to expect the rest in, which exams match your child's year level, and how to prepare before the deadlines arrive — all in one parent-friendly calendar.
Where to focus
These are the highest-value starting points for most high-achieving families. Use the full finder below to see every tracked option by year level, subject and month.
Best first benchmark for problem-solving beyond routine school maths. Useful from Years 3-12 and central to the AceAchievers maths pathway.
For strong students ready to move from multiple-choice success into written olympiad-style reasoning and proof.
Best for students ready to deepen one science discipline and practise data, models and multi-step scientific reasoning.
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Last checked against the organisers’ official pages: 4 Oct 2026 · re-checked every month
Search by competition name, then filter by year level, subject or month. Each row links to an AceAchievers guide first, so parents can understand what the exam is and how to prepare.
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Dates are taken from each organiser’s official page, last checked 4 Oct 2026 and re-checked every month. A month without a day (for example “August 2027”, marked “dates TBC”) is the month the competition ran in last time: the organiser has not published the new date yet. Always confirm final dates, eligibility and registration requirements with the official exam institute or your school.
2026 exam guides
Each guide covers 2026 dates, format, eligibility, registration and how to prepare — checked against the official exam pages.
Want planning help across competitions? Browse our Preparation Playbooks — comparisons, study plans and free resources.
How we help
Build the core concepts and problem-solving habits behind every competition.
Master competition-level questions, timing and strategy.
Sit a timed mock and get a one-page diagnostic of strengths and gaps.
Pathways
Number sense, geometry, patterns, careful reading.
Q21-Q30, timing, logic, non-routine problem solving.
Algebra, proof intuition, multi-step strategy.
Olympiad-style reasoning and written solutions.
Elite invitation pathway, proof-based maths.
First broad exposure, curriculum-aligned reasoning.
Acceleration gateway, Y7-8 paper.
Acceleration gateway, Y9-10 paper.
Physics · Biology · Chemistry · Earth & Environmental.
No coding. Rules, cases, patterns, scalable thinking.
Computational-thinking puzzles — a low-barrier entry point.
Real programming (Python/Java/C/C++) at olympiad level.
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