ICAS is a challenging academic competition where students are pushed to their limits with tough higher-order thinking questions.
It’s designed to get the very best out of students and help them (and their parents and teachers) discover their potential. The competition is far from easy, so taking it requires courage, buckets of hard work, and a tonne of perseverance.
Regardless of their ICAS scores, these highly desirable qualities deserve to be recognised and celebrated for every student!
ICAS is completed by tens of thousands of students every year. Here are a few of our students proudly displaying their certificates and medals.
To celebrate your child or student’s ICAS 2024 achievements, we invited you to submit a picture or video of them holding their certificates or medals.
Thank you so much for your heart-warming submissions – there were so many happy children proudly showing their ICAS achievements.
We shared every eligible submission on our Facebook page. If you’d like to take a look or find your child’s entry, you can visit the page here.
Thanks again. We’re excited for ICAS 2025!
As an extra-curricular test, ICAS is optional for many schools and students. Those who choose to participate are embarking on a difficult (but fun!) series of exams that test their higher-order thinking skills – skills less commonly used during their regular schooling, but crucial for their future success in the workplace.
Celebrating their participation is important because ICAS is:
ICAS questions are tough and really get students’ brains working, preparing them for their futures.
ICAS is competition which motivates students to do well and achieve great things – like medals!
While challenging, the style of questions in ICAS are fun, real-world examples that students enjoy.
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International: +61 2 5565 2217
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