If this is the former Olympics of the Mind (forced to change its name for legal reasons), then yes, but as a participant some 20 years ago. Loved it. Basically you would form a team of something like 6 or 8 kids and you'd have a typical "problem" to solve. For example, on one team we had to use balsa wood to construct a bridge. The bridge that could hold the most weight would win. They would pair this with creative problem solving quizzes, and skits. You'd get points for each activity and the top team got to go onto the next level. At our school our team (one of the years that I did not participate) went on to the national level. Very fun, educational activity.
Again, though, IF that is the same organization.
JB
