Habit 1 - Be Proactive

This is a CKSTEM Test course to test out CCSC competitions.

Welcome to the Canadian Innovation Math Contest 2026. This year's contest will focus on using robots to solve problems. Students worldwide will have the opportunity to practice practical mental math and solve creative problems.  This contest is designed to challenge and promote problem-solving, critical thinking, reasoning, and abstract or spatial thinking for the students. Learning mathematics through problem-solving activities is the most efficient way for students to develop mathematical skills that will prepare them for the future. This contest is designed to challenge and promote problem-solving, critical thinking, reasoning, and abstract or spatial thinking for the students. Learning mathematics through problem-solving activities is the most efficient way for students to develop mathematical skills that will prepare them for the future. CONTEST SCHEDULE & ELIGIBILITY  Contest Duration: 75 Minutes, Eligibility: Grades 2-10 Contest Dates: April 1-12, 2026 Levels: Grades 2-10, each level is specific to a grade STUDENT RECOGNITION & AWARDS Gold Awards: Top 1% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Silver Awards: Top 2-3% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Bronze Awards: Top 4-6% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Honors Award Canadian Schools: Top 7-10% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Certificate of participation: Given to all participants.

CICC - CANADIAN INNOVATION COMPUTING CONTEST 2026 This contest aims to cultivate students’ creativity, logical reasoning ability, and algorithmic & computational thinking skills. Students will be able to better understand computational thinking by developing solutions. It involves defining problems, analyzing problems and designing their solutions. No prior programming knowledge is required to participate in this contest. CONTEST SCHEDULE & ELIGIBILITY  Contest Duration: 45 Minutes Eligibility: Grades 3-10  Contest Dates: April 1-12, 2026 STUDENT RECOGNITION & AWARDS Gold Awards: Top 1% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Silver Awards: Top 2-3% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Bronze Awards: Top 4-6% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Honors Award Canadian Schools: Top 7-10% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Certificate of participation: Given to all participants.

CIPC allows students to showcase their persuasive speaking, communication, and debating skills. In this contest, we will focus on persuasive public speaking and debate. This will help students acquire better poise, speech delivery, civic awareness and public speaking skills.  CONTEST SCHEDULE & ELIGIBILITY  Eligibility: Grades 5-8 Canadian Students  Contest Dates: Preliminary Round: March 1-15, 2026 (Online Video Submission) Final Round: March 28, 2026 (Online Live) Levels: Grades 5/6 and Grades 7/8 Award Ceremony: May/June, 2026 STUDENT RECOGNITION & AWARDS Gold Awards: Top 1% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Silver Awards: Top 2-3% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Bronze Awards: Top 4-6% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Honors Award Canadian Schools: Top 7-10% of students for each contest level. The award includes a customized medal & e-certificate. Certificate of participation: Given to all participants.