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SIMCC Competitions, Assessments and Events in 2025 - Singapore Only

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MCC Competitions, Assessments and Events in 2025 - Singapore Only

National University of Singapore National Olympiad in Informatics (NUS NOI)

Preliminary Online

Bebras (Open for Cambodia and Singapore only)

SINGAPORE MATH GLOBAL FINALS (SMGF)

Singapore and ASIAN Schools Math Olympiad (SASMO)

Ntional University of Singapore National Olympiad in Informatics (NUS NOI)

Finals in Singapore

Singapore Math Kangaroo Contest (SMKC)

Singapore Junior Science Olympiad (SJSO), previously VNJSO

Singapore Junior Informatics Olympiad (SJIO), Previously DrCT

Singapore International Art Tournament (SIAT)

STEAM International Tournament (SIT)

 Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge (SIMOC)

CS 0 from National University of Singapore Centre for Nurturing Computing

Excellence (NUS CeNCE)

CS 1 from National University of Singapore Centre for Nurturing Computing

Excellence (NUS CeNCE)

CS 2 from National University of Singapore Centre for Nurturing Computing

Excellence (NUS CeNCE)

Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) Available only for SIMCC Private

Candidates in Singapore
 Mustang Math Tournament (MMT)

Singapore Mathematics Challenge* (SMC)

Singapore Junior Cybersecurity Olympiad (SJCO), previously NJCO

 American Mathematics Olympiad (AMO)

Singapore SIMCC Lighthouse Scholarships Pathway (SLSP) and Honors Day Award
Ceremony

STEAM AHEAD - International Junior Math Olympiad (IJMO)

STEAM AHEAD - Singapore International Junior Science Olympiad (SIJSO)

STEAM AHEAD - International Junior Informatics Olympiad (IJIO)

STEAM AHEAD - International Junior Cybersecurity Olympiad (IJCO)

STEAM AHEAD - International Junior Art Olympiad (IJAO)

 8th Young Achievers Leadership Academy (YALA) Congress

Instructions for Country Council Partners:

1. This is 2025 Contest Schedule for schools which includes GST

2. You can run our contest in your country within the Global Start and End dates.
3. Contests in Yellow are National Rounds hosted in your country, Green in Tier 2 Glob
4.* SMC Just E-Certificate, no medals. Exclude IJHS scholarships
5.** SIMCC fees cover contest support, Certificate, and medals for winners. Include IJH
6. All Contest Fees must be collected during registration and payable to SIMCC within
7. SIMCC reserves the right to make changes when necessary.

2025 SIMCC Global Calendar

January 6, 2025
 Global Start Date,
CCP will adjust
Global End
this to a 1 to 2
Date, cannot
Subject week window,
end contest
Cannot start
after this date
contest before this
date

SLSP = Scholastic Trust Singapore Foundation Lighthouse Scholarships

Informatics Individual 22-Feb-25 22-Feb-25

Individual Computational
Thinking (Entry contest 24-Feb-25 10-Mar-25
to Informatics)

Math Individual with Free

2-Mar-25 2-Mar-25
Adaptive AI LMS

Math Individual 7-Mar-25 12-Apr-25

Informatics Individual 22-Mar-25 22-Mar-25

Math Individual 1-Apr-25 18-Apr-25

Science Individual with
31-Mar-25 4-May-25
Optional Training

Informatics Individual
21-Apr-25 18-May-25
with optional training

Arts Individual 1-Mar-25 30-May-25

SIT is a special
recognition for
STEAM talent from
AMO, SASMO, SJSO,
Math, Science, Arts, SJIO, NJCO, & SIAT
N.A.
Informatics contests, to help
contestants win
scholarships from
STEAM/STEM
organizations
Math Individual /Team 5-Jul-25 9-Jul-25

Informatics Individual 27-Jul-25 27-Jul-25

Informatics Individual 27-Jul-25 27-Jul-25

Informatics Individual 27-Jul-25 27-Jul-25

Math Individual
 Math Individual and
Team with video training. 24-Aug-25 24-Aug-25
There are 3 team events.

Math Individual with

25-Aug-25 30-Sep-25
optional Adaptive AI LMS

Cybersecurity 28-Sep-25 28-Sep-25

Math Individual 6-Oct-25 9-Nov-25

All Private Candidates and

IJHS Honor Roll

Math Individual 12-Dec-25 16-Dec-25

Science Individual and
12-Dec-25 16-Dec-25
Team

Informatics Individual
12-Dec-25 16-Dec-25
and Team event

Informatics Individual
12-Dec-25 16-Dec-25
and Team

Arts Individual, hosted Submit Artwork by

16-Dec-25
online 1/11/2025
 Arrival - 18 Dec
Arrival - 18 Dec to 22
Leadership Camp to 22 Dec, 2025
Dec, 2025 (China)
(China)

r 2 Global Round held in your country, and Orange is Tier 1 Global Finals hosted in Singapore (

clude IJHS scholarships.

C within 7 days of invoice.
 SGP Pte Candidate Global Results Contest Fee Singapore
Contest date Release Date Pvt Candidates

SLSP will enhance SIMCC contestants entry to best-fi

n Lighthouse Scholarships Pathway

28 Feb 25
22-Feb-25 (release by NUS S$150+GST + Stripe
NOI)

2/22/2025 24-Mar-25 S$50++

Follow Global Date 20-Mar-25 S$85.00++

29-Mar-25 28-Apr-25 S$50.00++

22-Mar-25 30-Mar-25 S$100+GST + Stripe

12 Apr 2025 12 May 2025 S$50++

 S$55.00++ with 5
26-Apr-25 26-May-25 years Contests with
answer key LMS

10-May-25 2-Jun-25 S$80.00++

30-May-25 15-Jun-25 S$50.00++

NA 30-Jun-25
 Follow Global Dates 7-Jul-25 S$220++

27/7/2025 (Online) 12-Aug-25 S$220.00*

27/7/2025 (Online) 12-Aug-25 S$220.00*

27/7/2025 (Online) 12-Aug-25 S$220.00*

Based on date set by Around

AMT, estimated August 9, October/Noveme S$35++
2025 mber 2025
24-Aug-25 7-Sep-25 S$85.00++

S$50.00++ contest
30-Aug-25 15-Oct-25 with LMS, Contest only
$25++

28-Sep-25 6-Oct-25 S$80.00++

 25-Oct-25 24-Nov-25 S$50.00++

Award winners Free,

12-Oct-25 each family member =
S$30

IJMO on 13 Dec, Award

15-Dec-25 S$125.00++
Ceremony on 15 Dec
 VIJSO on 13 Dec, Award
15-Dec-25 S$185++
Ceremony on 15 Dec

IJIO on 14 Dec, Award

15-Dec-25 S$185++
Ceremony on 15 Dec

IJCO on 14 Dec, Award

14-Dec-25 S$180++
Ceremony on 15 Dec

IJAO winners will be

informed by 15 Nov, 2025
to bring their artwork to
SA 25 if they want to join
14-Dec-25 S$105
January 2026 Singapore
International Art show
(fee payable, with Official
Art book)
 Platinum= Free, Gold =
December 21,
Follow Global Dates S$810, Silver = S$1,134,
2025 Open = S$1,620

Finals hosted in Singapore (SIMOC) and one rotating SIMCC Country

 Entry Requirements

estants entry to best-fit universities with scholarships

Recommended Silver
and above in DrCT
2024

At least Honorable
Mention from AMO
2024, SASMO 2024,
SMC 2024, SIMOC 2024
(reduced reqmt due to
new LMS)

None, recommend SMC

as entry point

Invited from NOI Prelim

None. Recommend
Beginner entry via
AMO or SMC
 None

Recommended Bronze
and at least Silver in
AMO 2024 and SASMO
2025

None

Part of AMO, SASMO,

NJIO, VNJSO, NJCO, and
SIAT local contest held
in each country
 At least a Bronze and
above from AMO 2024,
SASMO 2025, SMGF
2025

Recommended Silver
and above in DrCT
2024

Recommended Silver
and above in DrCT
2024

Recommended Silver
and above in DrCT
2024

None. Recommend
Beginner entry via to
AMO or SMC
Recommended at least
Silver in AMO 2024 and
SASMO 2025

None

Recommended Silver
and above in DrCT
2024
Recommended Bronze
and above in SMC 2024

Must be Bronze Winners

and above or new IJHS
inductees or SLSP
scholarship awardees

At least a Silver and

above from AMO 2024,
2025 SASMO, SMGF,
SIMOC or Bronze from
2025 MMT (For host
country, requirement is
Bronze award)
Bronze and above from
SJIO 2025

Bronze and above from

SJIO & SJCO 2025

Bronze and above from

NJCO 2025

Bronze and above from

SIAT 2024
 Must submit
application and pay
camp fee, after
acceptance
 Award, Overall Championships must have >/ 50 contestants/grade(Division)

fit universities with scholarships

Certificate, Decided by NUS

Certificate for Award winners. Top 8%= Gold, next 12% = Silver, next 20% =
Bronze, next 10% = Honorable Mention

Personalized Medallion (Perfect Score), Medal and Certificate, Top 10% Gold,
Next 15% Silver, next 25% Bronze, next 20% Honorable Mention

(Perfect Score + S$100 ), Medal and Certificate. Each country top 8%= Gold,
next 12% = Silver, next 20% = Bronze, next 10% = Honorable Mention

Invited from NOI Prelim

Certificate for Award winners. Top 8%= Gold, next 12% = Silver, next
20% = Bronze, next 10% = Honorable Mention
Medal and Certificate, Each country top 8%= Gold, next 12% = Silver, next
20% = Bronze, next 10% = Honorable Mention

Medal and Certificate, Each country top 8%= Gold, next 12% = Silver, next
20% = Bronze, next 10% = Honorable Mention (Singapore Schools Free
Entry- Certificate only)

Medal and Certificate, Each country top 8%= Gold, next 12% = Silver, next
20% = Bronze, next 10% = Honorable Mention (if less than 300
students/Division, then will group with other countries)

We take the SPs from AMO, SASMO, SIAT, SJSO, SJIO and NJCO to determine
the SIT award. SIT award winners earn extra Individual SPs
 Medal and Certificate, plus Overall Champion, Runner-Up, and 2nd Runner-
Up. Individual - Top 10% Gold, 15% Silver, 25% Bronze, and 20% Hon
Mention. Team - 8,12, 20% for Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards. Plus
Top 10 Gold winners from grade 4-9 awarded with Global Math Olympiad
Scholarships (GMOS)

Medal and Certificate, Distinction, Credit, Proficency based on NUS Standards

Medal and Certificate, Distinction, Credit, Proficency based on NUS Standards

Medal and Certificate, Distinction, Credit, Proficency based on NUS Standards

First run in 1978, the Australian Mathematics Competition is Australia’s

longest running, largest and most well-known maths competition for school
students organised by Australian Math Trust (AMT), SIMCC's Math Kangaroo
partner.
 Medal and Certificate, Personalized Medallion (Perfect Score), Medal and
Certificate for top 50%, Top 10% Gold, Next 15% Silver, next 25% Bronze,
next 20% Honorable Mention. Certificates only forTeam Top 10% Gold, 15%
Silver, 25% Bronze.

E-Certificate Only, Certificates can be special ordered, Top 8% Exemplary,

Next 12% Outstanding, Next 20% Commendable, Next 10% Honorable
Mention

Medal and Certificate, Distinction, Credit, Proficency based on NUS Standards

Personalized Medallion (Perfect Score ), Medal and Certificate. Each country
top 8%= Gold, next 12% = Silver, next 20% = Bronze, next 10% =
Honorable Mention

For all SIMCC Winners for Academic Year Aug 1, 2024 to July 31, 2025

Medal and Certificate- Individual - Top 10% Gold, 15% Silver, 25% Bronze,
and 20% Hon Mention. plus Overall Champion, Runner-Up, and 2nd
Runner-Up
 Medal and Certificate - Individual - Top 10% Gold, 15% Silver, 25% Bronze,
and 20% Hon Mention. Team - 8,12, 20% for Gold, Silver, and Bronze
awards. plus Overall Champion, Runner-Up, and 2nd Runner-Up

Medal and Certificate - Individual - Top 10% Gold, 15% Silver, 25% Bronze,
and 20% Hon Mention. eam - Top 8,12,20% for Gold, Silver, Bronze, plus
Overall Champion, Runner-Up, and 2nd Runner-Up T

Medal and Certificate - Individual - Top 10% Gold, 15% Silver, 25% Bronze,
and 20% Hon Mention. plus Overall Champion, Runner-Up, and 2nd Runner-
Up Team - Top 8,12,20% for Gold, Silver, Bronze

Medal and Certificate - Individual - Top 10% Gold, 15% Silver, 25% Bronze,
and 20% Hon Mention. Overall Champion from each of 3 Divisions $500,
Runner-Up $300, 2nd Runner-up $100 from the Singapore International
Cultural
IJHS GSLC key leaders will be given YALA Scholarships to train the next batch
of YALA leaders. Award Ceremony moved to Dec 22 morning, Dec 20
evening will be elections for IJHS GSLC Leadership for March 1, 2026 to
February 28, 2027.
 Mode of Perfect
Gold Silver Bronze
Score

Contest

These Invividual Scholarship Points (SPs) are used for

Online NA NA NA NA

Online/Paper 3 2 1 0.5

Online/Paper 3.5 2.5 1.5 0.75

Online/Paper 3 2 1 0.5

Onsite in Singapore NA NA

3 2 1 0.5 NA
Online/Paper 3 2 1 0.5

Online/Paper 3 2 1 0.5

Online 3 2 1 0.5

Star = 3,Platinum = Tri = 1, SIT =

None 2, 6 to 7 SPs 0.5,
>/10 SPs 8 to 9 SPs 5 SPs
 Held in Singapore,
Award Ceremony on 4 3 2 1
July 8, 2025 morning

Online Contest with

Free Online Video 3.5 2.5 1.5 0.75
workshop

Online Contest with

Free Online Video 3.5 2.5 1.5 0.75
workshop

Online Contest with

Free Online Video 3.5 2.5 1.5 0.75
workshop

Paper contest held at

SIMCC. Results
tabulated by AMT.
We offer this to help
NA NA NA NA
students keen to
study in Australian
universities. Not valid
for SLSP SPs
 Online 3.5 2.5 1.5 0.75

Online/Paper NA NA NA NA

Online/Paper 3 2 1 0.5
Online/Paper 3 2 1 0.5

Onsite

Held in Sehnzhen,
China, Award
Ceremony on 4 3 2 1
morning of 16 Dec,
2025
Held in Sehnzhen,
China, Award
Ceremony on 4 3 2 1
morning of 16 Dec,
2025

Held in Sehnzhen,
China, Award
Ceremony on 4 3 2 1
morning of 16 Dec,
2025

Held in Sehnzhen,
China, Award
Ceremony on 4 3 2 1
morning of 16 Dec,
2025

IJAO Submission
online and SA 2025
contestants can 4 3 2 1
collect awards in
Shenzhen, China
Hosted in Sehnzhen,
China, Award
Leader - 2 Camper= 1
Ceremony on OT - 3 SPs NA
SPs SP
morning of 22 Dec,
2025
 OC/PAExS Team
RU/PAExS 3rd Team Gold Team Silver
Star Bronze

These team scholarship points

Points (SPs) are used for IJHS Entry (SPs) are additional SPs for
SLSP Scholarships

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

3 2 1 NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

Primary 1
to Junior
NA NA NA NA NA College 2
(Grades 1
to 12)
NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA
3 2 1 1 0.5 0.25

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA
3 2 1 1 0.66 0.33

NA NA NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA NA NA NA NA

3 2 1 NA NA NA
3 2 1 2 1 0.5

3 2 1 2 1 0.5

3 2 1 2 1 0.5

3 2 1 NA NA NA
 2nd L = 2 PPP-1st = PPP-- 2nd = PPP-- 3rd=
OL= 3SPs 3rd L = 1 SP
SPs 2SPs 1SP 0.5 SP
 Eligible for Grades

Secondary 1 to JC 2
(Grades 7 to 12)

Primary 1 to Junior College

2 (Grades 1 to 12)

Primary 1 to Secondary 4/5

(Grades 1 to 10/11). All 60
GMOS get SLSP to compete
in SMGF 2025.

Primary 1 to Junior College

An international
2 (Grades 1 to 12)
mathematical
competition organised in
more than 90 countries.
The key competence
Secondary 1 to JC 2
tested by the Math
(Grades 7 to 12)
Kangaroo is logical
combination, not just
pure knowledge of
formulas.Math Kangaroo
contest content is like
Singapore’s Mathematics
Curriculum. Problems
require creativity, logical
Primary 3 to Sec 4 (Grades
3 to 11)

Primary 1 to Junior College

(Grades 1 to 12)

Primary 1 to Junior College

2 (Grades 1 to 12)

Primary 1 to Junior College

2 (Grades 1 to 12)
Primary 1 to Junior College
2 (Grades 1 to 12)

Secondary 1 to JC 2
(Grades 7 to 12)

Secondary 1 to JC 2
(Grades 7 to 12)

Secondary 1 to JC 2
(Grades 7 to 12)

Primary 3 to Junior College

2( Grades 3 to 12)
Primary 4 to Sec 2 (Grades
4 to 8).

Primary 1 to Secondary 4
(Grades 1 to 10)

Secondary 1 to JC 2
(Grades 7 to 12)
Primary 2 to Junior College
2 (Grades 2 to 12)

Primary 1 to Junior College

2 (Grades 1 to 12)

Primary 1 to Junior College

2 (Grades 1 to 12)
Primary 3 to Secondary 4
(Grades 3 to 10/11)

Primary 1 to Junior College

2 (Grades 1 to 12)

Secondary 1 to Junior
College 2 (Grades 7 to 12)

Primary 1 to Junior College

2 (Grades 1 to 12)
 Grades 3 to 12. Past
leaders return to organise
and lead this camp.
 Description

All foreign students who have good informatics training or

completed CS1 and CS2 can join this contest that opens admission
to NUS SoC.
The Bebras challenge is designed to help students explore their
talents and passion for informatics and computational thinking
with engaging challenges. The tasks can all be completed without
any preparation or studying. Students from 6 to 18 years old work
through a set of tasks that focus on different topics and skills
within informatics and computational thinking.

The SMGF is a global platform for top young mathematicians to

showcase their talents in applying critical thinking and reasoning
skills to solve complex, real-world problems to determine who are
the best Math students globally.

Created in 2006, SASMO is one of largest math contests in Asia. SASMO

contests aim to stretch the untapped thinking potential of the student
population, their participation in SASMO will help them improve in
school mathematics as well as higher order thinking skills (HOTS).

Invited by NUS
Singapore Junior Science Olympiad (SJSO) is held annually around
the globe. It focuses on the student’s ability to think critically and
creatively to pick out hidden information to aid them in solving the
question. Previously known as VANDA NJSO)

SJIO seeks expand on the Computational Thinking skills acquired

from BEBRAS and help them pick up the finer points of
programming, solution focus and be action oriented which is not
merely writing a piece of code but involve useful algorithmic
techniques and problem-solving skills as well as Scratch and Block
Programming.

The event is organized by the Singapore International Children's

Media (SICM) under the auspices of the International Ministry of
Youth Leadership (SINGAPORE), co-organized by the Federation of
Arts Society Singapore (FASS）and the Youth Century International
Arts Education Centre (YCAC), an international youth art
competition that will bring together more than 100 international
institutions and 200 leading artists from over 40 countries around
the world.

STEAM International Tournament (SIT) Awards recognisie STEAM

talent and provide a good platform to help students who have
invested time to develoip their STEAM skills to use these awards to
apply for the opportunities open in STEAM - scholarships, camps,
and workshops to develop STEAM talent. Best of all, SIT is free to
all contestants joining SIMCC competitions.
Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge (SIMOC) is the
top global mathematics contest where top talents from 45
countries compete and learn from each other as a team with
Individual and team recognition awards up for grabs. You work as
a team playing mathematical games and solving puzzles. Students
are grouped with others speaking different languages. This
challenges emotional development, dealing with winning or losing,
and social development learning interaction with others and
meeting for the first time. Sixty Global Math Olympiad
Scholarships (GMOS) awarded.

CS 0, 1 and 2 are undergrauate courses from the National

University of Singapore (NUS). It is offered ss an online course
Workshop and contest. Certificates and medals are offered to
winners of the CS 0, 1 and 2 contest by NUS.

CS1 is the prep course for NOI. Contestants can sign up for 2 CS0,
CS1, or CS2 courses, but they can only take 1 contest on July 27,
2025. A reason to take CS1 and CS2 is that you can use the course
materials to prepare for NOI until March of the following year.

CS2 is the prep course for NOI. Contestants can sign up for 2 CS0,
CS1, or CS2 courses, but they can only take 1 contest on July 27,
2025. A reason to take CS1 and CS2 is that you can use the course
materials to prepare for NOI until March of the following year.

A 60 to 75 minute maths competition for Grades 3 to 12.

Australia’s longest running, largest and most well known maths
competition. Offered to SIMCC Singapore contestants so they can
have good credentials to apply for admission to best-fit Australian
universities.
Mustang Math [MM] is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization of
committed high school and college volunteers who are dedicated
to promoting a spirit of collaboration among middle school
students around the world and piquing their curiosity in
mathematics. The MMT Directors run Stanford Math Tournament
and Berkeley Math Tournament. All GMOS and top 3 SASMO
winners from each country are awarded SLSP Scholarships to
compete. All Silver and above AMO, SASMO, SMGF winners are
invited to compete. Grades 4 to 8. SIMCC has global rights outside
of USA only and hence cannot invite USA students to join.

We are a team of dedicated mathematics educators who want to

help students and teachers from all over the world to improve in
math education. Singapore started with a very poor education
base after independence from the British in 1965 and by 1980, we
were at the rock bottom of world education rankings. SMC is a
global assessment to provide summative assessment data for
schools run at very low costs with minimal control from SIMCC.
SMC 2025 will come with an optional Learning Management
System (LMS) at an affordable rate.

The Singapore Junior Cybersecurity Olympiad is designed to

introduce young people to the technologies and knowledge they
need to become the next generation of cyber professionals. With a
certificate accredited by the National Cybersecurity R&D Lab (NCL)
and the Centre for Nurturing Computing Excellence (CeNCE), both
hosted at the School of Computing, NUS. The NJCO’s outstanding
students will have the recognition to pursue their futures at the
world's best universities.
The American Mathematics Olympiad (AMO), developed in
partnership with Southern Illinois University and SIMCC, is
dedicated to providing enhanced STEM/STEAM opportunities for
students worldwide. Since its launch in 2022, the AMO has
experienced remarkable growth, with initial enrollment of 18,000
participants expanding to 37,000 contestants from 35 countries,
spanning grades 2 through 12. This growth reflects the dedication
of all participants and the promising potential of the AMO. We are
thrilled to announce that this year, the top two global grade 11/12
contestants with the highest combined AMO 2023 scores and IJHS
Scholarship Points, from a top 10 SIMCC Country Council Partner,
will each be awarded a US$28,000 Tuition Scholarship. This
scholarship provides an exciting opportunity to attend Southern
Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC) in the Fall 2025 semester. As
the AMO continues to grow, we look forward to offering additional
scholarships and work-study opportunities at SIUC for SIMCC
contestants.

SIMCC and Scholastic Trust Singapore's SLSP and Honor Roll

showcase our diverse range of opportunities and areas of growth
available.
Skills, Recognition & Scholarships Unveiled: Directly points out the
core offerings of the info pack – skill development, gaining Skills,
Recognition, and Scholarship opportunities, which are vital for
student success.

STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and

Mathematics. STEAM AHEAD is our initiative to combine our
international academic competitions to educate students and
bring them international exposure about career choices in these
fields. STEAM AHEAD is the first to combine 5 international
academic competitions in one location and offer multiple
opportunities for students to win awards. 2025 marks the 9th year
of STEAM AHEAD, with an expected 1900 contestants from 35
countries having participated.
 Each year, STEAM AHEAD is rotated to where there is a strong
SIMCC Country Partner with an accessible airport. It will be
rotated to a country based on the following regions: 1. ASEAN
country, 2. East/South Asia/Oceania, 3. Middle
East/Africa/North/South America. SIMCC hopes to improve lives
through education worldwide and to help teachers and students
Acquire Skills, Recognition, and Scholarships for SUCCESS.

SIMCC and Scholastic Trust Singapore currently cooperate with top

international educational organizations and prestigious
universities across the world, with the aim of introducing high
quality education resources on coding an programming for
primary school contestants to ready them for higher level
informatiics competitions in their secondary and junior
college/high school years. . We hope to bring good competitions
and resources to school classes, and aim to help schools improve
their overall extra curricular activities, by providing students with
high quality educational resources.

SIMCC and Scholastic Trust Singapore currently cooperate with top

international educational organizations and prestigious
universities across the world, with the aim of introducing high
quality education resources in informatics and cybersecurity. We
hope to bring good competitions and resources to school classes,
and aim to help schools improve their overall extra curricular
activities, by providing students with high quality educational
resources.

IJAO is an online global finals hosted within STEAM AHEAD 2025.

All entries are submitted online and participants who join other
STEAM AHEAD 2025 contests, can collect their award at SA 2025
and also vie for the PAExS and PAExS Star.
YALA is Leadership Camp, modelled after the American Greenleaf
Center for Servant Leadership. It is a 5 days live-in leadership and
personal development camp conducted by Scholastic Trust
(Singapore) Limited (STS). Designed to cater to High Achievers in
their pursuit to reach their highest academic, leadership, and
social goals, such as cracking the admission process to the top
schools/universities globally. At the same time, it provides
students with the opportunities to learn and apply leadership roles
and to contribute to society in meaningful ways. They emerge as
Leaders Give, Givers Get.