Copernicus Olympiad

English Olympiad

Copernicus Olympiad

London, Europe · Jul 26 – Aug 04, 2026

USD0.00 per participant

Competition window Jul 26 – Aug 04, 2026
Application deadline Jul 26, 2026

Format

In-person

Age bracket

5–15 yrs

Location

London, Europe

Subject

English

Overview

Competition details

Understand what this Olympiad focuses on, who it’s for, and what to expect.

Founded in 2020 in Houston, TX, the Copernicus Olympiad was established by passionate educators with extensive international experience. The name "Copernicus" comes from the renowned Polish mathematician, physicist, and astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, who revolutionized our understanding of the cosmos by proposing that the planets revolve around the Sun, challenging the long-held belief that Earth was the center of the Universe.

 

The Copernicus Olympiad provides students from around the world with the opportunity to compete in four exciting disciplines:

 

✔ Natural Science

✔ Physics and Astronomy 

✔ Entrepreneurship 

✔  Mathematics 

 

Eligibility & requirements

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Open to students from 3rd grade to 12th grade, the Olympiad continues to expand, attracting participants from 54 countries and counting.

Subject & preparation

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English

Olympiad subject

English

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English is a language spoken in the world’s centers of business, diplomacy, and education; the person who speaks and understands the language is the one who is going to be a promising candidate for progress in his or her field. Now you need to decide which English language learning program is the one that will deliver the results you’re looking for.

Venue & destination

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Host city

London, Europe

Region Europe Typical package USD 2000 – 4500
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