Success in Mathematical Olympiad for Girls 2026

Oxford International College students have demonstrated their mathematical talent in the Mathematical Olympiad for Girls 2026, with three participants achieving Distinctions in this prestigious national competition.

The Mathematical Olympiad for Girls is a challenging competition designed to encourage and celebrate mathematical excellence among young female mathematicians. Organised by the UK Mathematics Trust (UKMT), it gives students the opportunity to test their abilities beyond the classroom through demanding mathematical problems.

Unlike traditional examinations, the Olympiad requires students to demonstrate logical reasoning, creative thinking and advanced problem-solving skills, often approaching unfamiliar questions and developing detailed mathematical solutions.

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Celebrating Mathematical Excellence

This year, OIC students achieved three Distinctions in the competition, an impressive result that reflects their mathematical ability, dedication and enthusiasm for taking on new challenges.

Taking part in competitions such as the Mathematical Olympiad for Girls allows students to explore mathematics beyond their A Level studies, develop greater confidence in tackling complex problems and strengthen the analytical skills valuable for future university study.

These opportunities are particularly relevant for students interested in pursuing Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science and other STEM-related subjects, where independent thinking and problem-solving play an important role.

Going Beyond the Classroom

At OIC, we encourage students to explore their academic interests through competitions, enrichment activities and opportunities that extend beyond the curriculum.

The achievements of our four participants highlight the enthusiasm and ambition of our students, as well as their commitment to developing their skills through new challenges.

Congratulations to all students who participated!