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Pascal, Cayley and Fermat Mathematics Contests

Run by University of Waterloo, Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing

Who can apply Students in grades 9, 10 and 11 respectively, and a contest supervisor at the school registers participants

Cost and deadline

Cost
$6
$6 per participant plus school order fees
Deadline February 9, 2027

Date from the provider's page, checked Aug 2026.

Apply at https://cemc.uwaterloo.ca/contests/pcf

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Format
Olympiads and contests
Duration
60 minutes, 25 multiple-choice questions
Grades
Grades 9–11 (Pascal 9, Cayley 10, Fermat 11)
Location
School-based across Alberta (written at your own school), $6 per participant plus school order fees

About this program

The CEMC entry point to competitive mathematics before Euclid, with a separate contest for each of grades 9, 10 and 11. Twenty-five multiple-choice questions in 60 minutes, graded in three parts of increasing difficulty. A good first contest and the standard way Alberta students build toward Euclid and the Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge. Canadian schools order by February 9, 2027 for the February 23–24, 2027 contests.

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