数学

奖项简介

英国数学测评系列比赛由英国大不列颠数学协会组织举办，比赛主要分初级（JMC）、中级（IMC）、高级（SMC）三个级别。每年吸引超过六千多所学校的七十多万学生参与，是英国规模最大和最具影响力的全国性数学测评活动。

IMC鼓励学生精进数学推理能力，理解并掌握更高的数学技能，并且按照选手所在年级分别设置不同难度的进阶挑战（CMO-Grade8、 HMO-Grade9 和 MMO-Grade10），旨在培养学生的证明推理能力和数学表达能力，学生在丰富数学经验的同时，更能享受到数学逻辑背后的奥秘。

欧几里德数学竞赛， 是滑铁卢大学（University of Waterloo）为全球高中生举办的数学竞赛之一。欧几里数学竞赛非常看重解题逻辑，一道题通常具有多种思路的解题技巧和方法，考验参赛者是否可以在有限的时间内判断出最优且正确的解题思路和方法。 

欧几里德数学竞赛被世界众多知名学府认可，在竞赛中获取优异成绩的学生，将会获得Certificates of Distinction，对申请理工科非常有帮助。欧几里得数学竞赛分数现如今已经成为滑铁卢乃至北美各大院校理工专业入学录取的重要参考指标。

物理

奖项简介

英国物理测评（中&高级）由英国物理测评组委会主办。英国物理测评组委会主要由牛津大学、英国物理学会和 Odgen 基金会组成，办公室设在牛津大学物理系。英国物理测评（中&高级）题型新颖，在试题中将基本的物理原理与生活联系在一起，旨在拓展学生的横向思维能力，激发学生的物理潜能，是一项极具挑战性的活动。

物理杯(Physics Bowl)是由美国物理教师协会(American Association of Physics Teachers, AAPT) 主办的高中物理竞赛。该项赛事是美国具有非凡影响力的高中物理竞赛，每年约有1万名美国学生参加比赛，还有其他11个国家超过500所著名高中参加。物理杯注重考查学生的分析能力和物理思维，涵盖的内容非常宽泛，需要学生逐步积累物理学科素养，并有耐心和毅力，从容应对挑战。

化学

奖项简介

Chem 13 News Exam和Avogadro Exam(阿伏伽德罗化学竞赛)是由滑铁卢大学(University of Waterloo)举办的，是国际上享有盛誉的一项化学竞赛活动，每年都有来自世界各地200多所高中、超过6000名的擅长化学的高中学生参加。竞赛旨在培养学生对化学知识的兴趣，鼓励和奖励学生在高中阶段对科学领域的探索。

生物

奖项简介

英国生物奥赛奥林匹克竞赛（简称：BBO）是历史最长、影响最大的理科竞赛之一，每年有近万名高中生参与到该竞赛中，角逐各大奖项。

参与这项竞赛能够极大提升学生的生物学科素养，展示自己的学术能力，成绩优秀者将大大增加世界名校医学、生物等理工科专业申请优势，获奖者还将有机会获得国际顶级科学类活动邀请。 

美国生物测评（BIO-USACN）主办方为非盈利教育学术机构美国卓越教育中心(Center for excellence in education，简称：CEE)。近年来，美国名牌大学的医学、生物医学、生物基因等学科成为申请热门专业，高中生在美国生物测评中取得的优异成绩成为这些专业的重要申请优势。因此，美国生物测评成为美国学术性最强、影响力最大的理科测评活动之一。

经济

奖项简介

全美经济学挑战赛是美国最具影响力的高中生经济学竞赛。每年有超过15,000名学生受邀参与，赛事及参赛选手得到了华尔街知名金融机构，全球顶尖大学的广泛支持和认可。

NEC旨在激发学生对经济学知识的兴趣、培养解决问题的能力、建立审辩性思维习惯，是高中经济学子一年一度的学术盛会，亦是未来政商财经界精英的摇篮。

艺术

奖项简介

由丹麦王国安徒生文化艺术发展委员会(Denmark H.C.Andersen Culture & Art Committee) 与丹麦欧登塞安徒生博物馆(Hans Christian Andersen Museum) 联合创立于丹麦欧登塞，是为纪念安徒生在文化与艺术方面的成就而设置的一个高级别艺术奖。安徒生(国际)艺术奖是表彰艺术创作的年度奖项，在全球多个国家设有艺术奖执委，旨在鼓励优秀艺术作品的创作和发展。面向全世界艺术爱好者，希望通过安徒生童话的影响力鼓励儿童的创造力和想象力，发掘未来的艺术家。

“京都国际少儿美术大赛”是全球青少年儿童美术创作大赛活动，旨在为热爱艺术的青少年儿童提供更高层次的成长机会。这场大赛鼓励同学们展翅高飞，追求梦想，并与国际艺术大师直接交流。这不仅是一场绘画比赛，更是一种情感寄托、一种坚定信念、以及一次跨越式的突破。大赛承诺为参赛者提供权威、公平、公正、公开、便捷的竞赛体验。

Mathematics

Introduction to Competitions

Organized by the United Kingdom Mathematics Trust, the UK Mathematical Challenge series consists of the Junior, Intermediate and Senior Mathematical Challenge (JMC/IMC/SMC). With over 700,000 students from more than 6,000 schools participating each year, it is the largest and most influential national mathematics competition in the UK.

IMC encourages students to excel in mathematical reasoning, understand and master higher-level mathematical skills. It offers different intermediate challenges for students in different grades (CMO-Grade 8, HMO-Grade 9, and MMO-Grade 10), aiming to foster students' reasoning abilities while enriching their mathematical experiences and unraveling the mysteries behind mathematical logic.

Organized by the University of Waterloo, Euclid Mathematics Contest is one of the mathematics competitions the school holds for high school students worldwide. The competition values problem-solving logic, with each question having multiple approaches and methods. It tests participants' abilities to find the optimal and correct problem-solving approach within a limited time.

The Euclid Mathematics Contest is recognized by many prestigious schools worldwide. Students who achieve outstanding results in the competition will be awarded Certificates of Distinction, which are very helpful for applying to STEM programmes in universities. The score of the Euclidean Mathematics Contest has now become important reference indicator for admission to STEM programmes in the University of Waterloo and other schools in North America. 

Physics

Introduction to Competitions

BPhO-IPC&SPC are organized by the British Physics Olympiad which is a charitable trust overseen by a committee of trustees and administered from the Outreach Office of the Physics Department of the University of Oxford. Its innovative questions link basic physics theories to everyday life, aiming to enhance students' lateral thinking abilities and stimulate their physics potential. 

Hosted by the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT), the PhysicsBowl Contest is an international high school competition and highly influential in the United States. It attracts around 10,000 American students and over 500 renowned high schools from 11 other countries each year. The PhysicsBowl Contest examines students' analytical abilities and physics thinking, covering a wide range of content, requiring students to accumulate physics knowledge and exhibit patience and perseverance to meet challenges.

Chemistry

Introduction to Competitions

The Chem 13 News Exam and Avogadro Exam are organized by the University of Waterloo. It is a highly prestigious international chemistry competition, with over 6,000 high school students from more than 200 high schools worldwide participating each year. The competition aims to cultivate students' interest in chemistry and encourage and reward their exploration in the field of science during high school.

Biology

Introduction to Competitions

BBO is one of the longest-running and most influential science competitions. Nearly 10,000 high school students participate in the competition each year, competing for various awards. 

Participating in this competition greatly enhances students' biological knowledge and showcases their academic abilities. Outstanding achievers gain significant advantages in applying to prestigious schools for medical, biological, and other STEM programmes, and award recipients may receive invitations to top international science events.

BIO-USACN is organized by the non-profit educational academic institution, the Center for Excellence in Education (CEE). In recent years, majors such as medicine, biomedical sciences, and genetics at prestigious American universities have become popular majors for application, and outstanding achievements in the USA Biology Olympiad (USABO) have become important advantages for applying for these majors. Therefore, USABO has become one of the most academically strong and influential science competitions in the United States. 

Economics

Introduction to Competition

The National Economics Challenge is the most influential economics competition for high school students in the United States. With over 15,000 students participating each year, the competition and its participants are widely supported and recognized by leading Wall Street financial institutions and top universities around the world.

The NEC is designed to stimulate students' interest in economics, develop problem-solving skills, and build critical thinking habits. It is an annual academic event for high school economics students and a cradle for the future elite in business and finance.

Art

Introduction to Competitions

Established in Odense, Denmark, by the Denmark H.C. Andersen Culture & Art Committee and the Hans Christian Andersen Museum, the H.C. Andersen Art Awards is a high-level art award commemorating Andersen's achievements in culture and art. It is an annual award that recognizes artistic creations and has art award committees in various countries worldwide, aiming to encourage the creation and development of outstanding artworks. It targets art enthusiasts worldwide and aims to encourage children's creativity and imagination through the influence of Andersen's fairy tales, while discovering future artists.

The "Kyoto International Children's Art Competition" is a global art competition for young children and teenagers, aimed at providing higher-level growth opportunities for young art enthusiasts. This competition encourages students to spread their wings, pursue their dreams, and directly interact with international art masters. It is not only a painting competition but also an emotional expression, a firm belief, and a breakthrough opportunity. The competition promises to provide participants with an authoritative, fair, just, transparent, and convenient competition experience.