ANZ Education Perfect World Series FAQ
This article covers everything you need to know about competing in the ANZ Education Perfect World Series!
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Getting set up
Dates & registration
The World Series events have been split into ANZ and International World Series events to better accommodate global school schedules. Registrations are announced prior to each individual event.
Our confirmed 2023 World Series dates are as follows:
- EP Language Championships: 7 March - 14 March. This event has now concluded.
- EP Maths Championships: 23 May - 25 May. This event has now concluded.
- EP English Championships: 1 August - 3 August. This event has now concluded.
- EP Science Championships: 15 August - 17 August. This event has now concluded.
How do I enrol my students?
To get your class or school set up for a competition, follow the instructions in our article How do I enrol my classes? All enrolments for World Series events are completely free of charge!
EP for Home users on an active trial or subscription are welcome to take part.
Promotion materials
Materials for each competition, including promotional posters, will be released prior to each event.
How does the point-scoring system work?
Points are earned toward a competition by completing work in the relevant subject.
- Every correct answer earns a point!
- Competition points are separate from full-year points (earned from completing tasks and assessments throughout the rest of the year).
- Any work that students have already learnt outside of the competition can be completed from scratch for points during the competition.
For full details on how the points/scoring system work, check out our full guide.
What are the rules?
At EP we take competition integrity very seriously. Any students found to be competing unfairly may have their points removed. See our full event rules (including those for the ANZ World Series) in our article here. We encourage all students and teachers to read these rules before competing in any EP event.
- EP will assign specific content that is eligible to earn points towards the EP ANZ Championships. Students can find what content is available by navigating to the Competition from their Student Dashboard.
- Students can revisit content to earn additional points. After their first attempt at any question, they can complete it again after 24 hours. This is within competition rules. See how our points and scoring system works here.
What prizes are available?
EP Certificates
Students can earn awards for the points they accumulate during each World Series event. Personalised Certificates can then be downloaded by teachers after the competition. Instructions can be found here.
| English, Science and Mathematics ANZ World Series events points thresholds | |
| Credit Award | 200 points |
| Bronze Award | 500 Points |
| Silver Award | 1,000 Points |
| Gold Award | 1,500 Points |
| Emerald Award | 2,500 Points |
| Elite Award | 4000 Points |
EP Global Languages Championships 2023:
- 1st Place: $500 GiftPay Voucher
- 2nd Place: $350 GiftPay Voucher
- 3rd Place: $250 GiftPay Voucher
- 4th - 10th Place: $50 GiftPay Voucher
For the English, Science and Mathematics ANZ World Series events, the following prizes are available:
- 1st Place: $250 GiftPay Voucher
- 2nd Place: $150 GiftPay Voucher
- 3rd Place: $100 GiftPay Voucher
- 4th - 10th Place: $50 GiftPay Voucher
There will also be a number of spot prizes across the competitions. Teachers will be notified in the instance of a prize draw being won.
Students who earn an Elite award (equivalent to 4000 points) will also receive an Elite badge.
The Category your school is entered in (e.g. 1-50 students, 51-100 students) for Official EP Events is determined by how many students are enrolled to compete in the competition.If your category is inaccurate, you should remove the students who are not competing.
If you have any additional questions about the EP ANZ World Series events, please contact us and we'll be able to assist you further!