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The Aristotle Contest – High School Philosophy Essay

Run by University of Toronto Department of Philosophy + Ontario Philosophy Teachers' Association

Who can apply: Any student at a Canadian high school, at or below Grade 12, including homeschooled students; English or French

Cost and deadline

THIS PROGRAM IS
Free
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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FORMAT
Competitions and challenges
DURATION
One essay of up to 1,200 words
GRADES
Grade 12 and below
LOCATION
By email (open across Canada)

Who can apply

Any student at a Canadian high school, at or below Grade 12, including homeschooled students; English or French

About this program

A philosophy essay contest for Canadian high school students: answer one of three questions in at most 1,200 words. Each essay is read blind by a high school teacher and a U of T philosophy professor. The 2026 deadline has passed; watch the page for the 2027 questions.

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