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Comment: In accordance with Wikipedia's Conflict of interest policy, I disclose that I have a conflict of interest regarding the subject of this article. Rameshvvt (talk) 10:01, 4 June 2025 (UTC)

Chithambara Maths Challenge The Chithambara Maths Challenge is an international mathematics competition established in 2012. It is organized by a UK-based charitable organization with the aim of promoting mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills among students worldwide.

Overview The challenge was initiated by Mr. Sooriyalingam Ramesh in 2012, with the goal of making competitive mathematics more accessible and engaging for students across various educational backgrounds. Since its inception, the competition has expanded to multiple countries and now operates in the United Kingdom, France, Australia, New Zealand, and Sri Lanka.

Organization The Chithambara Maths Challenge is run by a UK-based charitable organization, focusing on educational outreach and student enrichment in mathematics. The organization works with local schools and educational institutions to host events and distribute resources.

Support from Alumni A significant part of the Challenge’s success is due to the active involvement and support of former students of Chithambara College. Alumni have contributed through volunteering, organizing local events, mentoring participants, and providing financial assistance. Their dedication has helped the initiative expand its reach and maintain its mission of fostering a global love for mathematics.

Format and Participation The competition is typically conducted in a written format, with levels adjusted based on age groups or school years. It challenges participants with a mix of logic puzzles, algebra, number theory, geometry, and problem-solving questions designed to stretch their thinking.

International Reach The global expansion of the Chithambara Maths Challenge reflects its inclusive and ambitious mission. Events have been regularly held in:

United Kingdom

France

Australia

New Zealand

Sri Lanka

The competition continues to gain popularity among educators and students in both urban and rural communities.

Founding and Impact Mr. Sooriyalingam Ramesh founded the challenge in response to a need for broader mathematical engagement outside traditional classrooms. Under his leadership, the initiative has grown into a well-regarded educational programme that encourages excellence and curiosity in mathematics among young learners.

References www. chithambaramaths.com

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