Team up with your best friends and show how much you know

Students in years 5-8 and high school students: How many times have you heard the sentence When I was your age… from your parents or grandparents? And no matter how many times this sentence was followed by a long, perhaps even a boring story, most of you surely enjoy listening to the anecdotes your loved ones associate with school.

And are you ready to do something you will one day share with your children? Something they will be proud of and will remember you by; something that will make you even closer to your best friends.

Create a team and register for an interesting problem solving competition

Test your abilities and win valuable prizes

Brainfinity is a problem solving competition for both elementary school students in Years 5 through 8 and high school students who wish to solve unusual puzzles and fight for valuable prizes. In just a few steps, you can register and become a part of Brainfinity.

Your team must have 4 members and a teacher-mentor.

However, your team needn’t consist only of your classmates. You can mix your teams to include 5th graders, 6th graders or 7th graders and high school freshmen., as long as it has precisely 4 members and 1 teacher.

After you’ve created your team, we suggest you all sit down and think of an interesting team name for Brainfinity. Play around with your names, your hometown, throw in a joke or two in the mix, add some numbers… If you register a team name that has already been taken, you will be informed and asked to change it.

There are no limits when it comes to your team name.

Each Brainfinity team must have a mentor.

The mentor doesn’t have to be a math teacher. You can choose any teacher you can rely on. The mentor will boost your confidence and provide you with advice and moral support throughout the competition.

You need to design a distinctive and original logo with elements linked with your team name.

We suggest you use a free online editor to create your logo. Employ your IT skills to shine in this task.

Smile and say cheese! 📸

Assemble your team and make an unforgettable team photo. Involve your teacher-mentor. It doesn’t matter where you take the photo or how good it is. The most important thing is that it represents you in the best possible light at this unusual competition.

An email address is important because there you will receive your results informing you whether you have qualified for the finals.

In addition, you will be able to do everything on your drive – create documents, tables and presentations, consult other team members and save the setup for the tasks you have been assigned.

If you wish to check whether you have successfully registered for Brainfinity, your team will appear on this page within two working days following the registration.

Try to be as original as possible in the team registration process, as this will have an impact on the jury. Win them over and show you’re different. Think outside the box.

Brainfinity problems are posted on the website on the 25th of each month. By successfully solving the problems, the teams qualify for the following stage – the Brainfinity Challenge.

The Brainfinity Challenge includes an online contest in which the students have two hours to solve three assignments from any location – at school, at home, in the park, etc. The best teams from each class qualify for the Brainfinity Finals.

In the finals, which take place at a predetermined location, the teams have 2 hours and 30 minutes to solve 2 assignments and prepare a public presentation for the jury. The award ceremony will take place after the presentation.