Pharaohs' Fragments is an innovative international science League created and organized by students in Egypt. Open to middle school students, high school students, and bachelor's degree students from around the world, our mission is to make STEM education engaging and accessible by combining physics with the rich narrative of ancient Egyptian adventure.
Participants form teams of up to three and work together to solve story-driven physics challenges, all integrated into an immersive Egyptian mythology narrative. As teams progress through four rounds of the League, they collect six ancient fragments: powerful artifacts said to hold the key to understanding the universe's fundamental forces.
This competition is designed to challenge students across all levels (middle school, high school, and bachelor's) in physics, while fostering teamwork, problem-solving, and cultural appreciation. International students from every country are warmly welcome. By blending education with an epic adventure, we aim to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and thinkers.
The competition is structured across four exciting rounds, each advancing teams deeper into the Egyptian adventure:
All rounds are held online, making the competition fully accessible to international students regardless of location.
Pharaohs' Fragments League is fully open to international students. We proudly welcome participants from every country across the globe.
Who can participate:
All rounds are held entirely online: no travel required. Students from any country may register individually or as a team of up to three participants.
We are a group of passionate students from Egypt who share a love for science and our country's rich history, working under the supervision of Dr. Mohamed Ali. Our team came together with the vision of creating a unique educational experience that would inspire students worldwide to explore the wonders of physics.
Our organizing committee includes students specializing in physics, computer science, and history, allowing us to create a truly interdisciplinary competition that bridges ancient wisdom with modern scientific knowledge.