Cowbellpedia Mathematics Competition Result 2019
Cowbell is still accepting applications from students in secondary school of registered public and private schools in Nigeria for its annual National Secondary Schools Mathematics Competition for 2019.


Cowbellpedia Mathematics Competition
About Cowbellpedia
The initiative began in 1998 as Cowbell National Secondary School Mathematics Competition (NASSMAC) when it was a written examination without a TV show.


Since 1998, the Cowbell brand has been involved in promoting the study of mathematics in secondary schools across Nigeria and, in the process, has helped millions of students in both public and private schools, to develop interest and gain a better understanding of the subject. The project is designed to identify, recognize and reward excellence in the study of Mathematics.

In 2015, PNG decided to adopt Cowbellpedia, the creation of Oladapo Ojo thus completely overhauling the Mathematics project by making it robust and a reference point in her CSR/marketing initiative. In the same year, the initiative took a new dimension when it was split into two stages. The Stage One is the Qualifying Examination (written exam in designated centres across the country) and the Stage two is the TV quiz competition.

Since 2016, Cowbell-Our Milk has decided to bring all its mathematics intervention activities under one umbrella, Cowbellpedia. The top prize was increased to 2 million Nigerian Naira in 2018 so as to celebrate the 20 years anniversary of the Mathematics competition initiative.

Cowbellpedia is an annual mathematics intervention for young students in Nigeria with many touch points. It is approved by the Federal Ministry of Education and endorsed by National Examination Council (NECO), the National Examination body for secondary schools in Nigeria.

With the underlying objective of involving all school children (aged between 8 and 18 years), parents and caregivers, CowbellPedia was created as a trademarked initiative of PNG to warehouse all her investment in Mathematics.

After schools must have duly completed their registration on www.cowbellpedia.ng, all the eligible students are expected to write a national qualifying examination, administered by NECO, at designated centers closest to them. The results[6] are released online every 1st of June, to commemorate the World Milk Day.

From the large number of students that write the examinations annually, the best 108 (54 junior and 54 senior students), will converge in Lagos along with their mathematics teachers for the ultimate prize/bragging rights of the Best Mathematics Student for the year – The Cowbellpedia Future Inventor.

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If you want to win N2 million cool student grants plus an educational trip abroad laced with a bragging right of been the best mathematician in Nigeria, then Cowbellpedia Mathematics Competition 2019 calling your name now!

What is Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics Television Quiz Show
This is a national math competition streamed on major television channels in Nigeria show casing the Cowbellpedia mathematics competitions.

What does the Cowbellpedia Radio Program Operate?
This is a 5-minutes interactive radio Mathematics program on major radio stations in Nigeria targeted to senior and junior secondary school students.

Does Cowbellpedia Mathematics Have a Mobile App?
Yes it does. The App is available for download on Google Play Store and Apple Store.

What Does CowbellPedia Mathematics App Do?
This app complements the annual Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics TV Quiz Show for students in Nigerian Secondary Schools. The app has 2 categories;
Junior (for students in Junior Secondary Schools) and
Senior - (for students in Senior Secondary Schools).
There are 13 Levels, each having 3 stages
Beginner,
Intermediate and
Advanced.
The app focuses on mathematics and questions are drawn from various subject areas such as Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics etc.

The questions are multiple choice questions and points are awarded based on speed (how quickly a question is answered) and accuracy. Each player is required to clear a stage before moving on to the next. To clear a stage, the player must score above the minimum required score for that stage.

A player can replay a previously cleared stage with hopes of improving on the previous score. If new score is higher, it is used instead of the previous.

The aim is to help the players improve their skills in mathematics. The game can also be played online at https://play.cowbellpedia.com. Scores on the app are synced with the online game.



Did You Know?
In the last 20 years, Cowbell has been involved in the sponsorship of Mathematics competition for Secondary Schools in Nigeria to identify, recognize and reward excellence in the subject area of Mathematics.

Level/Field of Study
The Cowbellpedia Mathematics Competition is pointed towards students in JSS3 and SSS2 both public and private Secondary Schools are qualified.
Eligibility
Students from ages 10 (ten) - 18 (eighteen) are eligible to participate in the Cowbellpedia Mathematics Competition provided the secondary school of attendance is an approved private school or public secondary school.
Host Country:
The competition is hosted in Nigeria.
This Cowbellpedia Mathematics Competition 2019 is open to only Nigerian students.

Competition Value
Below is the breakdown of the awards in Cowbellpedia Secondary School television Quiz Show that students, teachers, and schools receive in the National written exam and television Quiz show.

Stage one (National Written Exam)


At the end of the written national qualifying examination, the best performing student with his/her teacher from each school is rewarded for excellence in performance thus the cash value is listed below:


First position in each State (Junior & Senior): ₦30,000 each
Second position in each State (Junior & Senior): ₦25,000 each
Third position in each State (Junior & Senior): ₦20,000 each
Teacher of the First position in each State (Junior & Senior): ₦30,000 each

Stage Two (TV Quiz Show)
Below is the benefits received for top winners of the 2019 Cowbellpedia Mathematics Competition:


First Position in each Category (Junior/Senior): ₦2,000,000
Second Position in each Category (Junior/Senior): ₦1,500,000
Third Position in each Category (Junior/Senior): ₦1,000,000
Fourth-sixth Position in each Category (Junior/Senior): ₦150,000


Teachers of the First Position winners in each Category (Junior/Senior): ₦500,000
Teachers of the Second Position winners in each Category (Junior/Senior): ₦400,000
Teachers of the Third Position winners in each Category (Junior/Senior): ₦300,000
Teachers of the Fourth-Sixth Position winners in each Category (Junior/Senior): ₦75,000
All eliminated Semifinalists (12 per Category) Students (Junior/Senior): ₦75,000
Teachers of all eliminated Semifinalists (Junior/Senior): ₦50,000
All Students Eliminated in Prelim, 36 per Category (Junior/Senior): ₦50,000
Teachers of all Students eliminated in prelim (Junior/Senior): ₦30,000

Besides cash prize, "Thank you for participating" gifts are given.


First and Second position students along with their Teachers has a Laptop each..
Every other student receives a Tablet each.
Textbooks and PCs are given to the winners’ schools.
Best students in the Cowbellpedia 60 seconds of Fame (Student who answered the highest number of questions in 60 seconds).Benson Oweka Prize: usually awarded to the most consistent School in the last three years of the competition.
How to Apply for Cowbellpedia competition
Entrance into the Cowbellpedia Mathematics Competition is free. However, all registrations are done on the official website of COWBELL following the following steps:


Visit http://www.cowbellpedia.ng/#/home to register your school.
Fill out the form and then submit. Be sure to fill all of the necessary fields
An email will be sent to the school and Main contact email addresses provided when filling the form.
Use the link in the email received to verify the email addresses. The school email address has to be verified before you log in.
After school email is verified, log in to the portal using the school password and email used to register.
Once the login is successful, click on the ‘Add Candidates’ under Candidate Management.
Fill in the candidate’s information on the form, upload the candidate’s picture and click the Save Draft button.
You will need to save draft information for 5 candidates before you can submit their registration. If your school is a mixed one, at least 2 of those candidates have to be girls or you may not be able to complete the registration.
After creating the draft registration for 5 candidates in a category (junior/senior), a button will be displayed on the page to”Register junior/senior candidates”. Click on the button to fill out the registration of candidates for that category.
A confirmation slip will be generated for you to download and are also sent to the institution, candidate and also parent/guardian current email address.
Printing this confirmation slip and have it stamped and signed with the school principal.
The confirmation slip will be demanded to admit applicants in the exam venue.

Tips: Each school should register five best senior high and five junior secondary students.


Cowbellpedia Results Released June 1st, 2019
The Officials of the Cowbellpedia Mathematics Competition has officially released the result of the 2019 Cowbellpedia Competition. The Result was released on June 1st, 2019. Check cowbellpedia results here.

DISCLAIMER!
The results of the 2019 Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics TV Quiz show Stage 1 are hereby fully released. All necessary precautions have been taken in having a smooth and error-free result coordination of all registered candidates for the National Examination.

However, should we discover any anomalies; such student(s) will be disqualified amongst other sanctions. The decision of the Producers on all matters is final and cannot be challenged. This does not however infringe on your civil rights. Petitions are allowed for a maximum of 7 days after results are published.

Contacts: cowbellpediatv@gmail.com/ 0708 705 7670


Source: https://infotanus..com/2019/06/cowbellpedia-mathematics-competition_10.html

Good job, Cowbell.

Even with my BSc in Physics, I take more time to answer some of those mad questions you throw at 16year olds.

The speed they use in answering makes me wonder if they've seen the questions before