All programs

Take the 75-minute individual mathematics exam at an approved US site; qualifying scores can lead to AIME and later olympiad stages.

• Grades 9–10
• Cost not published

The University of Warwick's widening participation programme for Year 12 students in the West and East Midlands region, with application support and contextual admissions benefits.

• Year 12
• Cost not published

Daryn's three-stage national olympiad in finance and economics for grades 9–11(12), ending with a republican final in Astana.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published

Oxford's free residential and support programme for high-potential UK state-school students from under-represented backgrounds.

• Year 12 / S5
• No fee

Science Centre Singapore's national inter-school STEM championship for Secondary 3 students (formerly the National Science Challenge), revamped in 2026 into a game-style format.

• Sec 3
• Cost not published

The sister programme of NTU's NRP for Year 3 and 4 students in selected secondary and IP schools, who research in pairs under NTU supervisors with a teacher mentor.

• Sec 3 – Sec 4
• Cost not published

Build network-technology projects with engineers at the UNH InterOperability Laboratory.

• Grade 11
• Cost not published

Deliver a prepared constitutional speech and a short assigned-topic speech through local, state and national judging.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published

Singapore's youth film festival and awards, presented by *SCAPE, with a Student Category for young filmmakers in full-time education in Singapore.

• Grades not published
• Cost not published

MOE Singapore scholarship that brings students from ASEAN countries to study at selected Singapore secondary schools or junior colleges, leading to the GCE A-Level or a similar qualification.

• Sec 4 – JC1
• No fee

King's College London's flagship two-year widening participation programme for Year 12 students from non-selective state schools in London and target regions, with a reduced offer and bursary for completers.

• Year 12
• No fee

Write an essay of up to 2,000 words in economics, history, law, philosophy, politics, psychology and more for a free global prize judged by senior academics.

• Grades not published
• No fee