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SilverZone Olympiads Class 1 syllabus

The SilverZone Olympiads Class 1 syllabus for 2026-27, subject by subject: 57 topics to work through. On SkillStar, Class 1 children also get 1 mock test marked instantly and sample papers to download.

Class
Class 1 (Grade 1)
Syllabus years
2026-27
Topics
57
Mock tests
1
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SilverZone Olympiads Class 1 syllabus 2026-27

International Olympiad of Mathematics (iOM)

  • Number Sense: Counting forwards and backwards, ones and tens.
  • Computation: Addition, subtraction and comparing numbers.
  • Patterns: Continuing number and shape patterns.
  • Money and Time: Counting money and telling time.
  • Length and Weight: Measuring and comparing.
  • Geometrical Shapes: Identifying basic shapes.
  • Reasoning and Aptitude: Logical and mental-ability puzzles.
  • Scholar's Zone: Harder higher-order questions on the same subject, for top scorers.

International Olympiad of Science (iOS)

  • Living and Non-living Things: Telling living from non-living.
  • Plants and Animals: Common plants and animals.
  • Food and Clothes: What we eat and wear.
  • Our Environment: Air, water and resources.
  • Our Surroundings: Family, neighbourhood and safety rules.
  • Human Body: Basic body parts.
  • Reasoning and Aptitude: Logical and mental-ability puzzles.
  • Scholar's Zone: Harder higher-order questions on the same subject, for top scorers.

International Olympiad of English Language (iOEL)

  • Elementary Knowledge: Identifying objects, capital and small letters, alphabetical order.
  • Writing and Speaking Skill: Simple nouns, pronouns, verbs, a/an, prepositions, vowels and consonants.
  • Word Knowledge: Same and opposite meanings, spellings, jumbled and rhyming words.
  • Reading and Comprehension: Understanding short passages, subject and predicate, jumbled sentences.
  • Meritorious Zone: Challenging higher-order English questions.

International Computer Science Olympiad (iIO / iCSO)

  • Computer Basics: What a computer is, its main parts and uses.
  • Keyboard and Mouse: Using keys and mouse; starting and shutting down.
  • MS Paint: Drawing with Paint.
  • Reasoning and Aptitude: Logical and mental-ability puzzles.
  • Scholar's Zone: Harder higher-order questions on the same subject, for top scorers.

International Social Studies Olympiad (iSSO)

  • All About Me: Body parts, family, safety, good habits, good and bad touch.
  • My Needs: Food, clothes and shelter.
  • My Community: School, neighbourhood and helpers.
  • Our Country: National symbols and festivals.
  • Our Surroundings: Air, water, plants and animals.
  • Settled Life: Transport and communication.
  • Earth and Sky: Sun, Moon, seasons and weather.
  • Scholar's Zone: Harder higher-order questions on the same subject, for top scorers.

International Reasoning and Aptitude Olympiad (iRAO)

  • Series and Analogy: Continuing patterns and matching pairs.
  • Coding and Grouping: Simple codes and sorting items.
  • Odd One Out: Finding the misfit.
  • Analytical Reasoning: Ranking and pattern puzzles.
  • Non-Verbal Reasoning: Picture-based shape puzzles.
  • Quantitative Aptitude: Money, time, calendar and measurement.
  • Scholar's Zone: Harder higher-order questions on the same subject, for top scorers.

International Talent Hunt Olympiad (iTHO)

  • Science: Living things, plants, animals, food, clothes, air, water, Sun and Moon.
  • Mathematics: Numbers, money, time, shapes, patterns and measurement.
  • Reasoning and Aptitude: Analogy, patterns, grouping, ranking and shapes.

Smart Kid General Knowledge Olympiad (SKGKO)

  • General Awareness: Important days, transport, monuments, family, helpers, animals, plants, food and festivals.
  • Identification: Recognising famous people and objects.
  • Sports and Games: Indoor and outdoor games and players.
  • Scholar's Zone: Harder higher-order questions on the same subject, for top scorers.

International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (IAIO)

  • Artificial Intelligence: Natural vs artificial things, what AI is and getting to know robots.
  • Scholar's Zone: Harder higher-order questions on the same subject, for top scorers.

SilverZone STEM Innovation Olympiad (STEM)

  • Science: Plants, living and non-living things, animals, food, air, water and human body.
  • Technology and Engineering: Computer basics, parts and uses, intro to AI and logical reasoning.
  • Mathematics: Counting, addition, subtraction, money, time, measurement, patterns and shapes.

Akhil Bhartiya Hindi Olympiad (ABHO)

  • Language Knowledge (Bhasha Gyan): Language basics, the Hindi alphabet, vowel signs (matras), words and sentences, nasal marks.
  • Grammar (Vyakaranik Bodh): Gender, noun, number, pronoun, adjective, action words, opposites and one-word substitutes.
  • Logical Ability (Tarkik Kshamata): Counting, stories and short essays.
  • Scholar's Zone (Vishesh Yogyata): Harder higher-order Hindi questions.

About the SilverZone Olympiads exam

How the exam works

Mode: Offline, pen-and-paper with OMR answer sheets, held in the participant's own school during school hours. · Levels: iOM, iOS and iOEL: Level 1 (all Classes 1-12); Level 2 (by rank and marks, Classes 3-12); Level 3 (Level 2 international first-rank holders, Classes 6-12; New Delhi for India, Dubai for schools abroad in 2026-27). All other olympiads (iIO/iCSO, iSSO, iRAO, iTHO, SKGKO, IAIO, STEM, ABHO, ISCO) are Level 1 only. · Duration: 40 minutes for Classes 1-8 and 50 minutes for Classes 9-12 (STEM: 50 minutes for Classes 6-10; ISCO Commerce: 60 minutes). Little Star timing not stated on the pages checked. · Questions: Classes 1-2: 25; Classes 3-5: 30; Classes 6-8: 35; Classes 9-12: 40. Exceptions: STEM has 25 (Classes 1-2), 35 (3-5), 40 (6-10); ISCO has 50 (Classes 11-12). A different paper for each class, and a separate paper for each exam date. · Marking: Objective multiple-choice, total 100 marks, weighted marks per question (set by section and class), no negative marking. A tiny extra weight per question is used only to break ties. · Language: English for all olympiads, except the Hindi (ABHO / Little Star Hindi) and Tamil (iOTL) olympiads, which are in those languages.

When it happens

Remaining dates in the recorded 2026–27 schedule: iRAO 2 November / 2 December; STEM 3 November / 3 December; Commerce 4 November / 7 December; iTHO 4 November / 14 December; Hindi (ABHO) 5 November / 17 December; Maths (iOM) 18 November / 7 December; Science (iOS) 19 November / 8 December; AI 23 November / 21 December; Computer Science 25 November; English (iOEL) 26 November / 10 December; GK 30 November; Social Studies 1 December. All these dates are in 2026. Little Star recorded remaining dates: Maths 2 November / 7 December; English 3 November / 8 December; EVS 4 November / 9 December; Hindi 5 November / 10 December; Drawing 25 November. Schools select one date per subject. Earlier September/October dates have passed. The official schedule page did not expose its full date table in this check, so reconfirm the recorded dates with the school's current prospectus before planning or paying. Later-level exact dates and current registration deadlines were not verified. Checked 1 November 2026.

Official website, syllabus and sample papers

Links to the organiser's own pages. Past and sample papers are published there by the organiser.

How to register

Registration is through participating schools, not individual applications. SilverZone's current FAQ specifies a minimum of 40 students per subject and school registration at school.silverzone.org. Ask the school which exam dates still accept entries and confirm the current prospectus, fee and deadline. The one-time registration fee covers subsequent levels for eligible qualifiers.

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SilverZone Olympiads Class 1: questions parents ask

What is in the SilverZone Olympiads Class 1 syllabus for 2026-27?
57 topics in International Olympiad of Mathematics (iOM), International Olympiad of Science (iOS), International Olympiad of English Language (iOEL), International Computer Science Olympiad (iIO / iCSO), International Social Studies Olympiad (iSSO), International Reasoning and Aptitude Olympiad (iRAO), International Talent Hunt Olympiad (iTHO), Smart Kid General Knowledge Olympiad (SKGKO), International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (IAIO), SilverZone STEM Innovation Olympiad (STEM) and Akhil Bhartiya Hindi Olympiad (ABHO), laid out subject by subject on this page. On SkillStar your child can tick off each topic as they learn it.
Are there SilverZone Olympiads Class 1 mock tests on SkillStar?
Yes, 1 mock test. Each one is marked the moment your child finishes, with a question-by-question review, and can be taken again as often as they like.
Can I download SilverZone Olympiads Class 1 papers?
Yes. The SilverZone Olympiads Downloads tab on SkillStar has 6 files for this class.
How does my child start SilverZone Olympiads Class 1 practice?
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Is SkillStar the official SilverZone Olympiads website?
No. SkillStar is an independent practice platform and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the organisers of these exams. Exam names belong to their respective owners. Check dates, fees and registration with the SilverZone Olympiads organisers.

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