cZeus School League App

Introducing School League Competition in Collaboration
with Imperial College

About cZeus School League

Our journey began in 2014 with a simple goal: make maths more engaging through gamified puzzles. We first piloted the cZeus Puzzles system at Imperial College London (ICL), where it was immediately recognized as an effective way for even the brightest minds to sharpen mental maths fluency.

In collaboration with ICL, we now bring the excitement directly to schools with the cZeus School League Challenge. This league-based competition gives pupils a significant goal, culminating in an annual final hosted at the prestigious ICL campus.

The cZeus School League app is a game-changer for the entire school community:

Pupils: Enjoy a fun, competitive way to stay sharp and connect with peers.
Teachers: A dedicated portal offers full control to set up challenges and easily monitor pupil progress.
Parents: A separate portal allows you to track performance, view rankings, and even create fun family competitions at home.

Transform maths practice from a chore into a high-stakes, motivating challenge.

In Collaboration with Imperial College London, we're introducing cZeus School-League Competitions.

Competition Phases

Phase I - Training

In this phase, schools will be supported in practising cZeus School League and will help to select their team. For a limited time, we will provide free training sessions at your school or online. If interested, please send a request email to [email protected]

Prizes: Certificates for participating students and extra kudos for the students who assist teachers in preparing their CSV file for enrolment.

Phase II - Get qualified for Phase III

All the school teams formed in Phase-I will be invited to enrol for the UK Inter-school competition. The top nine schools will be chosen to go through to the final with their top three students as their lead players.

Enrolment Deadline:

To be announced

Competition duration:

To be announced

Prizes:

Certificates and kudos for qualifying teams

Phase III Live Final – taking place at Imperial College London

Live Final Date:

To be announced

Qualifying schools will be invited to compete at a live final taking place at Imperial College London. These schools will be divided into three groups, and each group will compete in a knockout tournament with one school going through to the final. The three remaining schools will compete for the winner title.

The final will be streamed live on streaming platforms such as YouTube.