Melbourne University Mathematics and Statistics Society

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2011 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 21 August

• Results (html)
• Questions (pdf - 125KB)
• Worked Solutions (pdf - 372KB)

2010 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 15 August

• Results (html)
• Questions (pdf - 125KB)
• Worked Solutions (pdf - 132KB)
• Photos (courtesy of Daniel Yeow - opens in new window)

2009 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 16 August

• Results (html)
• Questions (pdf - 68KB)
• Questions and Worked Solutions (pdf - 110KB)

2008 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 17 August

• Results (html)
• Questions (pdf - 82KB)
• Worked Solutions (pdf - 142KB)

2007 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 19 August

• Results (html)
• Questions (pdf - 88KB)
• Worked Solutions (pdf - 54KB)

2006 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 20 August

• Results (html)
• Questions (pdf - 51KB)
• Worked Solutions (pdf - 74KB)

2005 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 21 August

• Results (html)
• Questions and answers (pdf - 60KB)
• Questions and worked solutions (pdf - 90KB)

2004 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 22 August

• Results (html)
• Questions and answers (pdf - 259KB)
• Questions and worked solutions (pdf - 290KB)

2003 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 17 August

• Results (html)

2002 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 18 August

• Results (html)

2001 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 19 August

• Results (html)
• Questions and worked solutions (pdf - 140 KB)

2000 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 20 August

• Results (text)
• Some result statistics (html)
• Questions (pdf - 50 KB)
• Answers (text)

1999 Schools Maths Olympics - Sunday 15 August

This is the first year that the Schools Maths Olympics were held. Previously, school teams could enter the University Maths Olympics directly. However, by separating the Olympics into two events, we have encouraged greater involvement from schools by being able to include more of them, and by using maths problems specifically tailored to their level. Needless to say, the Schools Maths Olympics gave many high school students a look at Melbourne Uni life in a somewhat different perspective!

The best school teams qualified for entry to the University Maths Olympics on 13 September 1999.

Thanks must go to Philip Swedosh for hosting the event with his undeniable wit and also to Tony Wirth and Chaitanya Rao for doing much of the organization.

• Results (html)
• Questions (pdf - 55 KB)
• Answers (pdf - 30 KB)
• Answers (text)
• Answers (tex)