Owlypia is a global online competition inspired by The Intellectuals’ Challenge (TIC). It aims to encourage intellectual curiosity and develop academic skills in young minds aged 11-14 (Owlets) and 15-18 (Owlys). The dates for the upcoming Owlypia competitions are 24 November 2018 and 16 March 2019.
FIND RESOURCES IN EACH SUBJECT
Young minds are expected to do research on the theme of the year, ”Creativity: Beyond the Borders”, in their favourite subject. You may find the recommended resources under each subject below.
WHAT IS AN EXAM CENTRE?
Exam centres are partner schools/institutions that provide secure venues for the students participating in Owlypia. These partners arrange appropriate exam rooms with internet connection and dedicated staff (teachers/supervisors) to invigilate the exam.
- BENEFITS FOR EXAM CENTRES
A great chance to introduce your school/institution to young minds
An ideal community outreach to local schools highlighting a prestigious international competition
Discounts for various professional development programmes provided by partner organisations
Contributions to partner schools towards expenses based on the number of participants
OWLYPIA AMBASSADORS
We like to work closely with our partners across the globe, as this best fosters a spirit of collaboration in furthering our mutual aim of inspiring and educating young minds. As such, the Owlypia team is looking for committed teachers or school leaders to become Owlypia Ambassadors.
I WANT TO…
INVITE MY SCHOOL
If you would like to invite your school or institution to become an Owlypia Exam Centre, please provide us with their contact information using the form below and we will reach out to them. Thank you.
INFORM MY FRIEND/COLLEAGUE
If you would like to inform your friends/colleagues about this great opportunity to be involved in Owlypia, please provide us with their contact information using the form below and we will reach out to them. Thank you.
OWLYPIA BLOG
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by Katie Roach
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