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The Olympiad programs are supported by the Australian Government Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources through the Science Competitions: Mathematics and Informatics Olympiads grant opportunity. The Olympiad programs are also supported by the Major Partner of the AMT’s Olympiad Program, Jane Street, and Olympiad Program Partner, Optiver.
Australian team selected for 2026 European Girls’ Informatics Olympiad
— 20 April 2026
Australian team selected for 2026 European Girls’ Informatics Olympiad Four exceptional students will represent Australia at the 2026 European Girls’ Informatics Olympiad (EGOI) in Italy, held from 12–18 May. The Australian Maths Trust (AMT) announced the team in an online Ceremony on Wednesday 15 April 2026, following a competitive national selection process. The students selected to represent Australia are: Jenny He (Year 11), Pymble
Congratulations to Students attending our Invitational training camps
— 15 April 2026
We are pleased to announce and congratulate all students who have been selected to attend the 2026 Australian Maths Olympiad Program (AMOP) Autumn School of Excellence camp, and the 2026 Informatics Selection School. These camps bring together Australia’s most talented students and recognise their exceptional talent in problem solving. Selection to these camps is a significant accomplishment. Students, families,
Australian Team Places Fourth at 2026 European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad
— 15 April 2026
Australia has achieved a fantastic result at the 2026 European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO) placing fourth overall among 67 participating countries at the prestigious mathematical competition held in Bordeaux, France in April. “This is an exceptional achievement by a remarkable group of students. Finishing fourth internationally, with every team member earning a medal, is a
Australia team competing at 2026 European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad in France
— 20 March 2026
The Australian Maths Trust has announced a team of four outstanding high school mathematicians to represent Australia at the 2026 European Girl’s Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), an international competition that brings together leading young mathematicians from around the world. The team, including Anna Luo, Christine Ou, Amber Li, and Yihan (Olivia) Sun brings together a diverse
Optiver and AMT continue in partnership
— 17 March 2026
The Australian Maths Trust (AMT) is pleased to announce a continuation of their partnership with Optiver, a leading tech driven trading firm. Optiver will continue to partner with the AMT to support the Olympiad program for the next five (5) years. Mark Barnes, Director of Olympiads and Pathways at the AMT, looks forward to continuing
Jane Street partners with AMT to support Australia’s brightest maths minds
— 29 January 2026
The Australian Maths Trust (AMT) is pleased to announce a five-year partnership with leading research-driven trading firm Jane Street. Jane Street is passionate about supporting mathematical organisations across the world, and this partnership marks the first time it has worked with the AMT, whose mission is to develop a nation of creative problem solvers. “We’re
Australian Informatics team win Olympiad medals in Bolivia
— 22 September 2025
Australia’s brightest computer coding students have ‘cracked the code’ to international success – bringing home silver and bronze medals from the prestigious International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) held in Sucre, Bolivia from the 27th of July to the 3rd of August. Informatics is competitive computer programming, using mathematics and coding to solve problems. The IOI
Australia’s future is bright in mathematics and coding as our school students win major medals on the world stage
Talented Australian students from around the nation have just scored big in mathematics and computer coding on the international stage, with a combined total of 10 medals at the recent International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) and European Girls’ Olympiad in Informatics (EGOI). “There can be no doubt Australian students are shining bright in the world of
