Master advanced Math, Science, and Coding with contest preparation to build a strong pathway into Grade 12 and university admissions.
Grade 11 bridges foundational learning to pre-university mastery. Performance in this year sets the tone for Grade 12 success and scholarship opportunities.
Strengthen abstract reasoning in Math, Physics, and Chemistry — vital for higher education STEM pathways.
Fermat (Math), Avogadro (Chemistry), and CCC Junior/Senior (Computing) help students gain recognition and distinction.
Strong Grade 11 transcripts and contest participation boost university portfolios for Waterloo, UofT, McGill, MIT, and beyond.
Based on Ontario MCR3U – Functions.
Covers in-depth Physics, Chemistry, and Biology streams.
Grade 11 programs strengthen pre-university foundations with advanced algebra, trigonometry, chemistry, and physics.
| Region | Focus | Official Resource |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario | Functions, chemistry reactions, mechanics, waves | Ontario Ministry of Education |
| British Columbia | Pre-Calculus, Physics 11, Chemistry 11 | BC Curriculum |
| U.S. | Common Core Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, AP Chemistry/Physics | Common Core Math |
The Fermat Contest challenges Grade 11 students with advanced problem-solving in mathematics. It’s a key preparation step for Euclid in Grade 12 and university-level contests.
Recognition: Distinction, Outstanding Achievement, and Participation Certificates.
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Unlike Pascal, Cayley, and Fermat, which are multiple-choice contests, the CIMC and CSMC are proof-based contests. Students must explain their reasoning clearly.
The Avogadro Exam, hosted by Waterloo, aligns closely with first-year university chemistry. High scorers gain distinction and are recognized by Canadian universities for STEM readiness.
The COMC is one of Canada’s most prestigious national math contests, open to students in Grade 11 and 12. Unlike multiple-choice contests, COMC requires students to provide full written solutions, testing both mathematical creativity and clarity of explanation.
Fermat Contest · Avogadro Exam · Advanced Functions · Physics/Chemistry foundations
Euclid Contest · Chem 13 · Calculus & Vectors · University-level Physics
Scholarships · Research · AP/IB Courses · Admission Essays
Examples of how strong performance in Grade 11 contests creates opportunities:
Across Canada, Grade 11 students who score in the top 25% on the Fermat Contest or the Avogadro Chemistry Exam earn Certificates of Distinction. These certificates are proudly displayed on school websites, highlighted in report cards, and included in university applications for competitive STEM programs. Waterloo’s Faculty of Mathematics and Science often notes contest participation as a sign of strong academic commitment and preparation.
Grade 11 students progress to advanced coding projects and prepare for CCC Junior/Senior, building logical reasoning and algorithmic thinking.
Competitive coding practice for CCC Senior and USACO.
Targeting national and international computing Olympiads.
Grade 11 students can attempt CCC Junior or Senior, gateway to the Canadian Computing Olympiad (CCO) and the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI).
Ambitious Grade 11 students also prepare for the USACO, a prestigious contest series in the United States. Success here leads to international opportunities.
Enroll in tutoring for Math, Science, and Coding — prepare for Fermat, Avogadro, and CCC while building a strong portfolio for Grade 12 and beyond.
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