Get Ready for the Intermediate Maths Olympiads

Free course · Ages 13–16 · Cayley, Hamilton and Maclaurin

Get Ready for the Intermediate Maths Olympiads

In this totally free course you can practise past paper questions from the UKMT Cayley, Hamilton and Maclaurin Olympiads.

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These are follow-on rounds to the UKMT Intermediate Maths Challenge for advanced students aged 13 to 16.

A Hint First, Then the Full Solution

Every question in this course has two videos. You can have a go at the question yourself first, then watch the short hint video. Then go back to the question and try again and once you think you have the answer or are genuinely stuck you can move on to the full solution video.

Using hints in this way is a great way to prepare as it gives you the best chance to work out the answers for yourself. Spending time getting stuck and thinking hard is the best way to get better at maths and problem-solving so it’s much better to have a nudge in the right direction than just seeing a complete solution.

Which papers are included

Cayley Olympiad

20252022

Hamilton Olympiad

2024

We're hoping to add more papers to this course over time.

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Copyright notice. Questions from past maths challenge papers are included in these courses with permission from the UK Mathematics Trust, and may not be copied or made available elsewhere except in accordance with their policy on the use of their intellectual property.