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A Slice of Learning: Mathnasium and Pizza Pizza Celebrate Pi Day

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Pi Day, math’s most popular day of the year, is celebrated by students around the world on March 14. To bring families into the fun, Mathnasium Learning Centres, an internationally recognized franchise with more than 1,200 math learning centres worldwide, is partnering with Pizza Pizza, Canada’s leading pizza brand. Together, the two are serving up a Pi Day celebration where the only thing better than learning math is enjoying a slice of pizza “pi.”

“We had so much fun bringing math and pizza together for Pi Day last year that partnering with Pizza Pizza again was a no-brainer,” said Tyler Sgro, CEO of Mathnasium Learning Centres. “Kids love the idea of celebrating math with pizza, and when learning feels fun and familiar, confidence follows. That’s what Pi Day is all about for us.”

A Pi Day Sweepstakes with a Smart (and Delicious) Twist

Mathnasium and Pizza Pizza are hosting a national, piping hot sweepstakes running from Friday, February 27 through Saturday, March 14 at 11:59 p.m. (ET). Participants can enter for a chance to win a $3,140 educational scholarship and a $314 Pizza Pizza gift card. One grand prize winner will be selected and announced the following week. To enter, visit www.mathnasium.com/ca/pi-day-sweepstakes

Free, Family-Friendly Learning Events

To celebrate Pi Day, select Mathnasium Learning Centres will host complimentary, community-wide celebrations on March 14. Families can enjoy themed treats, prize giveaways, and math-based interactive activity stations. Through Pi-inspired visual challenges, memory games, and word searches, children will explore key concepts in a fun, approachable, and confidence-building way.

“Helping students build confidence and understanding in math is at the heart of what we do at Mathnasium,” added Sgro. “Making space throughout the year for special, engaging moments like these helps bring learning to life and supports kids in a really meaningful way.”  

The Mathnasium Difference

Mathnasium Learning Centres specializes in math-only tutoring and is committed to providing the world’s best instruction. The goal: teach children math in a way that makes sense to them. For decades the Mathnasium Method™ has transformed the way kids learn math—building students’ understanding of math concepts through personalized instruction and a customized learning plan—all while producing tremendous results and helping students achieve their full potential in math and in life.


About Mathnasium

Mathnasium Learning Centres is North America’s leading math-only supplemental education franchise. Since 2002, the Mathnasium Method™—the result of decades of hands-on instruction and development—has been transforming the lives of children in Grades K–12 by offering comprehensive assessments and fully individualized learning plans, and teaching true math comprehension. With more than 1,200 learning centres worldwide in 12 countries, Mathnasium has been ranked on Entrepreneur magazine’s list of top 500 franchises 16 times since 2004.

About Pizza Pizza Limited 

Pizza Pizza Limited was founded in 1967 in Toronto, ON, and has grown to become Canada’s leading national Quick Service pizza brand with over 750 restaurants across the country. Pizza Pizza is guided by its vision of “Always the best food, made especially for you,” with a focus on quality ingredients, customer service, continuous innovation, and community involvement.

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