Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you wanted to know about World Maths Day.
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Around the 28th of March.
World Maths Day is designed to start simultaneously across all regions. Meaning that students can compete against students from across the globe – not just in their time zone. This also means that some students will have access on the 22nd of March.
Read more on technical requirements here.
World Maths Day officially takes place on the 23rd March 2022.
You can pre-register here
Yes. The warm up preiod begins on the 9th March.
We encourage you to register to stay up to date with event details. Your students can use their exsisting Mathletics logins to take part.
No. World Maths Day is open to all school-aged students.
Yes.
Yes. The event is restricted to school-aged students (4-18).
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60 seconds.
20 live maths games count towards your World Maths Day score.
3 wrong answers per live maths game.
Yes.
K/F, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9+
Questions are randomised between live maths games. But within the live maths games the 4 participants will get the same questions.
No. There are multiple levels to suit all mathematical abilities.
Your World Maths Day pointing scoring is done. But you can continue to access Live maths games and other areas of Mathletics.
Yes. You can initiate a class challenge in the live maths platform.
Topics vary between levels.
Prizes to be announced.
8am NZ time (UTC +13) – 23rd March
6am Sydney time (UTC +11) – 23rd March
7pm UK time (UTC +0) – 22nd March
3pm New York time (UTC -4) – 22nd March
1pm Calgary time (UTC -6) – 22nd March
12pm LA time (UTC -7) – 22nd March
