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Register for ACSL R1 (Qualifier Round)

Register Before: 28 Nov 2025


Round 1 Date: 14 Dec 2025 (Sunday)

Round 1 Time (NZ Time):

19:00-19:30 for elementary;

19:00- 21:40 for non-elementary


Format of exam: Homebased-Online

⬇️ Student's Information

Gender
Date of Birth
Day
Month
Year
Current NZ Year at School
Level to Participate

Elemantary: no team round

Non-Elementary: team is required


Intermediate G10-12 students, are with computer programming experience;


Senior G10-12 students, are with experience in programming, especially those who are taking a Computer Science AP course.

⬇️ Contact Information

student A = email address A

student B = email address B

If you have preferred team member (s), please note to us. ⬇️

💰 Fees of entering ACSL Round 1: $150/student

Payment Method: Bank Transfer


BANK: ANZ

Name of Account: Pinnacle Education Group

Account: 06-0241-0684634-00

 

  1. Make payment, with the students 'full name + ACSL ' as reference.

  2. Make a screenshot of successful payment

  3. Upload the screenshot below

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⚠️ Please note that any fees and payments made are non-refundable.

⚠️ Before you make any payment, make sure you read through the refund policy on our website to avoid misunderstandings.

(Terms and conditions apply).

American Computer Science League 

Date and time (Round 1):

  • Date: Sunday 14 December 2025 in New Zealand. 

  • Time: 

  • 19:00-19:30 for elementary; 19:00-21:40 for non elementary​​​​​

 

Registration deadline: end of 28 Nov 2025.

The registration is considered successful upon receipt of the registration fee.

Competition Format

  • Format: Homebased-Online 

  • Elementary: no team round

  • Non-Elementary: Team of 3 is required (at least 2 students)​

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  • Eligibility: Year 4-7; Year 8-10; Year 11-13.

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  • Level:

  • Elementary Year 4-7;

  • Junior Year 8-10.

  • Intermediate / Senior Year 11-13

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  • Intermediate G10-12 students are those with computer programming experience; 

  • Senior G10-12 students are those with experience in programming, especially those who are taking a Computer Science AP course.

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  • Entry to R2-4: Students who achieved top 65% in round 1 will get them entry to R2-4​
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