| International MathFest 2026 ⏱ 7 February 2026 📍Trinity Private School, Spyrou Kyprianou Ave 104, Limassol 3077 Due to the high number of participants, registration for Math fest 2026 has closed ahead of schedule. |
International
MathFest 2026
MathFest 2026
⏱ 7 February 2026
📍 Trinity Private School, Spyrou Kyprianou Ave 104, Limassol 3077
Due to the high number of participants, registration for Math fest 2026 has closed ahead of schedule.
PROGRAMME
- Bilingual Mathematics Olympiadfor students from all schools in CyprusMore details
Grades: 1—12
Languages: English and Russian - Interactive Play ZoneA space with engaging stations where mathematics turns into exciting entertainment for the whole familyMore details
- Parents’ seminarsOn the benefits of Olympiads in primary school, the importance of mathematics in the school curriculum, and online learning resourcesMore details
SCHEDULE
Primary School
(Grades 1—4)
(Grades 1—4)
9:30–10:00 | Participant Registration
10:00–11:00 | Olympiad
11:10–11:30 | Task Review
11:30-12:00 | Snack time, meeting with parents
12:00–14:00 | Game Zone
14:00 | Awards Ceremony
10:00–11:00 | Olympiad
11:10–11:30 | Task Review
11:30-12:00 | Snack time, meeting with parents
12:00–14:00 | Game Zone
14:00 | Awards Ceremony
Secondary School
(Grades 5—9)
(Grades 5—9)
9:30–10:00 | Participant Registration
10:00–11:20 | Olympiad
11:30–12:00 | Task Review
12:00–12:30 | Snack time, meeting with parents
12:30–14:45 | Game Zone
14:45 | Awards Ceremony
10:00–11:20 | Olympiad
11:30–12:00 | Task Review
12:00–12:30 | Snack time, meeting with parents
12:30–14:45 | Game Zone
14:45 | Awards Ceremony
High School
(Grades 10—12)
(Grades 10—12)
9:30–10:00 | Participant Registration
10:00–10:40 | Workshop
10:50–13:30 | Olympiad
13:30–14:00 | Task Review
13:00–15:30 | Game Zone
14:00 | Awards Ceremony
10:00–10:40 | Workshop
10:50–13:30 | Olympiad
13:30–14:00 | Task Review
13:00–15:30 | Game Zone
14:00 | Awards Ceremony
Parents
and Participants
and Participants
10:00–10:40 | Mathematics at Home — Leonid Popov
10:00–10:40 | Why Study Mathematics for So Long at School? — Yuriy Podkopaev
10:50–11:30 | Geometry Is the Queen of the Sciences — Yuriy Podkopaev
10:50–11:30 | When to Start Studying Olympiad Mathematics — or When It’s Time to Stop — Anna Balabanova
11:30 | Parents meet their children after the Competition (grades 1-4)
12:00 | Parents meet their children after the Competition (grades 5-9)
12:00–15:30 | Game Zone
10:00–10:40 | Why Study Mathematics for So Long at School? — Yuriy Podkopaev
10:50–11:30 | Geometry Is the Queen of the Sciences — Yuriy Podkopaev
10:50–11:30 | When to Start Studying Olympiad Mathematics — or When It’s Time to Stop — Anna Balabanova
11:30 | Parents meet their children after the Competition (grades 1-4)
12:00 | Parents meet their children after the Competition (grades 5-9)
12:00–15:30 | Game Zone
OLYMPIAD
- Primary School
Grades 1—2 and 3—410:00-11:00Duration: 60 minutes
A series of tasks showcasing the diversity and beauty of mathematics. The problems combine abstract concepts with physical activities such as drawing, cutting, and assembling constructions. Participants develop sensory perception, spatial imagination, and logical thinking. - Middle School
Grades 5—6 and 7—910:00-11:20Duration: 80 minutes
A set of exercises designed to foster creativity, explore original solutions, and tackle elegant problems with concise answers. These activities help nurture a creative approach and the ability to think outside the box. - High School
Grades 10—1211:00 – 13:00Duration: 120 minutes
Tasks inspired by real interview scenarios from international companies. They require analytical thinking, attention to detail, and data processing skills. The challenges help develop logical reasoning and enhance the ability to draw accurate conclusions.
Interactive Play Zone* – Mathematics You’ll Want to Play!
In this interactive space, students and their parents will solve puzzles and brain-teasers, turning mathematics into an engaging and accessible science. It’s a place where children might find the answer faster than adults!
How Does It Work?
Each station is a mini-world featuring active and tabletop games, as well as challenges for the whole family. The playful format makes learning mathematics easy and enjoyable, while developing logic, focus, and creativity.
The Play Zone Helps to:
How Does It Work?
Each station is a mini-world featuring active and tabletop games, as well as challenges for the whole family. The playful format makes learning mathematics easy and enjoyable, while developing logic, focus, and creativity.
The Play Zone Helps to:
- Overcome fear of complex problems.
- Foster a child’s curiosity and love for learning.
- Build teamwork and collaborative skills.
EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR
- Leonid Popov
Expertise:
- Leader of mathematics clubs and author of educational programs
- Organizer of the English-language JetBrains Youth Maths Club, which develops interest in modern mathematics and IT
- Long-time teacher of olympiad mathematics, co-author of problems for major school and regional competitions
- Experienced in working with advanced learning groups and preparing students for in-depth study of mathematics
Topic:
- Mathematics at Home: A Guide to Courses and Platforms.
- Yuriy Podkopaev
Expertise:
- Teacher of mathematics and computer science with extensive experience in both school and university environments
- Has worked as a teacher, deputy principal, and head of upper school, taking part in developing educational programs
- Methodologist and author of materials in geometry and computer science for major digital platforms
- Active participant in supplementary education projects, focused on developing mathematical thinking in teenagers
Topics:
- Why study mathematics for so long at school?
- Geometry is the queen of the sciences.
- Anna Balabanova
Expertise:
- Teacher of mathematics and physics, graduate of specialized faculties
- Over 15 years of preparing students for olympiads, tournaments, and mathematical schools
- Works within the “Fractal” club system, oversees the development of the platform and educational programs
- Specializes in early involvement in olympiad mathematics and building individual learning trajectories
Topic:
- When to Start Studying Olympiad Mathematics — or When It’s Time to Stop.
MATHEMATICS IS BEAUTIFUL
Breaking the Stereotypes of “Boring and Difficult” Mathematics
- Mathematics as an Exciting GameComplex formulas are transformed into an educational quest and an intellectual workout for the whole family.
- Building Confidence in ChildrenAge-appropriate challenges—from young students to high schoolers—strengthen skills and turn complex problems into exciting opportunities.
- International Experience Without Leaving CyprusSeminars and lectures by global professionals offer students and parents a worldwide perspective on education.
- New Horizons in Education and CareersCurrent trends in mathematics and IT inspire with success stories from leading professionals.
- A Day in the Spirit of an Educational CelebrationInteractive games, engaging discussions with experts, and inspiring activities motivate participants to explore mathematics and the sciences.
GALLERY 2026
International MathFest 2026 brought together over 300 guests, uniting students, parents, and leading experts in the field of mathematics. The festival featured a Maths Olympiad with 150 participants from 25 schools across Cyprus, as well as lectures and interactive activities for the whole family.
PAPERS 2026
MEDIA ABOUT US
- International MathFest 2025:
A celebration of mathematics and innovation
FEES
Participation in the Olympiad for each child is €30.
Advance payment guarantees a spot at the festival. This includes your child’s participation in the Olympiad, a light snack for children, and free access for parents to the practical seminar.
Attendance at the seminar is free of charge.
ORGANISATOR
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An international private school in Limassol offering high academic standards, a personalised approach to education, and the integration of modern methodologies with traditional educational values. The curriculum includes full-day programmes, bilingual education, and a focus on the holistic development of students.