Mathematical Kangaroo (also known as International Mathematical Kangaroo or Kangourou sans frontieres in French) is an international mathematical competition that takes place in 92 countries. There are twelve levels of participation, ranging from 1to 12 grades. The key competence tested by Mathematical Kangaroo is not just pure knowledge of formulas, but the logical combination of concepts.

Kangourou sans Frontieres is an organisation made up by mathematicians from all over the world. They aim to spread the love of mathematics, encourage mathematical education in schools, and create a favourable perception of mathematics in society, motivated by the importance of mathematics in the current world. The annual Kangaroo Mathematics Competition is the main activity of Kangourou sans Frontieres. Mathematical questions in the multiple-choice format are available to students at all levels of school. The questions aren't the typical textbook problems, and they cover a wide range of topics. They demand imagination, basic computational abilities, logical reasoning, and other problem-solving strategies in addition to inspiring ideas, perseverance, and creativity. Small anecdotes, surprising questions and results frequently appear, prompting conversations with friends and family. The organisation of the competition in the individual countries is up to the members of Kangourou sans Frontieres.

The competition is now taking place all over the world. Sweden was the first to participate in 1999. In Germany, 860,000 students from 9,000 schools participated in 2011, up from 549,000 in 2007. The competition was held in Latin America in 2014. A week-long Kangaroo summer camp was hosted by the Bulgarian association in 2017. In Canada, elementary school math contest clubs teach "questions typical of the Math Kangaroo Contest," beginning with those that include a visual component and assist in the development of logic and spatial reasoning. Pakistani students initially participated in the competition in 2005, and the number of participants has grown each year since then. The tournament was immensely popular in Europe and was "making its way into the United States," according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in 2009. Denmark took part for the first time in 2015. In 2019, India competed for the first time as part of the International Olympiad Academy

GLOBAL HIPPO ASSOCIATION is organising 11th International English Language Olympiad. The Hippo International English Language Olympiad is available to students in grades 2 to 12. Students can register for this exam either as an individual or through their school.

The Hippo English Olympiad is an international competition that motivates teachers to cooperate, promotes the English language, and challenges students all around the world to demonstrate their proficiency in the language. The Olympiad promotes the growth of a common sense of identity and integration and acts as a role model for young people living in together as one community. The main goal is to create goodwill, global awareness, and a healthy sense of rivalry among young people from around the world who are interested in learning the English language. In addition, by competing in such an Olympiad, students get the opportunity to compare their English proficiency to international practices and become familiar with the concept of examinations.

Humanity has been working diligently since the beginning of science to solve every mystery that has enveloped this universe. With technological advancements advancing at a breakneck speed, we must take a step back and ask ourselves, "What is our contribution to this?" Are we providing the tools necessary for the next generation to become the next great explorer or scientist?

The International Science Olympiad is specifically designed to accomplish this. The International Science Olympiad strives to identify raw talent among students in their earliest years. It's provides students with the opportunity to compete against the best on a global scale.