InSpire Canada Math Contest
Monthly contests inspired by everyday life — featuring fair online proctoring and rankings across school, city, province, country, and global levels.
Why InSpire Canada?
We keep students consistently practicing with monthly rounds, use everyday situations to make math meaningful, and provide transparent rankings so families can see progress at a glance.
Monthly Contest
Short, focused contests keep momentum and reduce test anxiety.
Real‑Life Context
Questions inspired by home, school, and society — math that matters.
Fair & Secure
Online proctoring protects integrity while respecting privacy.
Transparent Rankings
See standings at the school, city, provincial, and national levels.
How It Works
Register
Create an account and choose your grade track.
Practice
Try a sample contest to get familiar with the format.
Compete Monthly
Each round runs online with our simple proctoring checks.
See Rankings
Receive results and certificates. Track progress over time.
Grade Tracks
Designed for Canadian Grades 1–6, with age‑appropriate length and difficulty.
Early Explorers
- 18-20 questions · 45 minutes
- Focus: counting, time, money, shapes
- Everyday stories & pictures
Problem Solvers
- 22-25 questions · 45 minutes
- Focus: multi‑step arithmetic, fractions
- games & charts
Math Adventurers
- 23-25 questions · 45 minutes
- Focus: data, spatial reasoning, probability
- Rich real‑world scenarios
Fair, Simple Online Proctoring
Our privacy‑aware checks keep contests honest without complicated setup.
- Live camera monitoring throughout the contest
- Page integrity checks — leaving, refreshing, or switching tabs may result in penalties
For Schools & Clubs
Coordinate groups, register multiple students, and receive consolidated results.
Coordinator GuideCity • Province • Country • Global Rankings
Transparent standings help families and teachers understand each student’s current level and growth trajectory.
FAQ
Who can participate?
Students in Canadian Grades 1–6. International students are also welcome. International students and Canadian students are ranked separately.
How long is each contest?
45 minutes. See Rules for details.
How are rankings calculated?
Scores are ranked within the student’s school, city, province, and Canada. International students and Canadian students are ranked separately.
What equipment do we need?
A computer with a browser and webcam. No special software is required.
Do students receive certificates?
Yes. Certificates are issued after each round based on performance tiers.
How much does it cost?
See the latest pricing on the Contests page.
Ready to get started?
Join the next monthly round and build lasting problem‑solving skills.