Britannica Education partners with Embark UnMath as Knowledge Partner for Global Math Debate League

Kathmandu: Embark UnMath is bringing the Global Math Debate League (GMDL) to Nepal for the first time, combining mathematical thinking with debate in a way the country hasn't seen before. 

The event to be held in January 2026 has Britannica Education on board as the Knowledge Partner.

GMDL reimagines mathematics as a universal language of thought and dialogue, not just numbers and formulas. 

The program encourages students to use math as a medium for expressing ideas, demonstrating creativity, engaging in conversation, and implementing it in everyday activities. 

"The Global Math Debate League is about seeing mathematics as more than calculations," said Divesh Bathija, co-founder of Embark UnMath. "Through this league, students get to debate ideas, challenge themselves, and see mathematics come alive in completely new ways."

Over 5,000 students from schools across Nepal will take part in this event through three stages: Screening Round, Regional Selection, and National Final Round. 

Britannica Education has been transforming teaching and learning by integrating 250 years of trusted knowledge into modern, curriculum-aligned digital tools. 

Working with schools nationwide, they create resources that give teachers their time back while keeping students interested and building the thinking skills they need. 

With hands-on professional development and consistent district-wide support, Britannica Education helps schools build classrooms where curiosity and critical thinking actually happen.

Founded in 2012, UnMath School is a pioneering educational organization that redefines how math is experienced in schools. 

Embark UnMath is an extension of this global mission, bringing experiential programs such as The Global Math Debate League, Math Marathon, and Space Math to learners of all ages, making mathematics engaging, meaningful, and transformative. 

For more information, contact [email protected] or call +977-9707087944, or visit www.embarkunmath.com.