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CKSC Students Shine in Various International Mathematics Competition
- Created on September 6, 2011 2:38 PM
- Last Updated on May 28, 2014 12:59 PM
- September 6, 2011 2:38 PM
On May 28, 2011, Clyde Wesley S. Ang, a grade six pupil won a Gold Medal in the Asia Pacific Mathematical Olympiad for Primary Schools in Singapore. Aside from mathematics, Clyde is also interested in science and has actually enrolled in the Special Science Training of the Grade School English Department.
From July 13-17, 2011, Andrew Brandon L. Ong, a high school freshman, won Second Runner-Up in the Team Category while Clyde Wesley S. Ang won Second Class Honor for Individual Category in the 14th Pol Leung Kuk Primary Mathematics World Contest in Hong Kong. Aside from mathematics, Brandon has won many international and national competitions in drawing, the most recent being a gold medalist in a Taiwan drawing contest.
From July 18 to 19, 2011, Henry Jefferson Morco, a high school senior, won a Bronze Medal in the 52nd International Mathematical Olympiad, the most prestigious of all math competitions held in Amsterdam, Holland. There were 101 countries that participated in this year’s event with more than 500 contestants. Henry has previously won many international and national competitions in different areas like sciences, mathematics, and literature. When he was in second year high school, he was declared as National Champion in the National Science Quest held in Tabaco, Albay. He is also this year’s National Capital Region’s representative to the Search for Outstanding Boy Scouts of the Philippines. Last August 2011, Henry was declared Champion in the Final Round of 12th DLSU Chem Challenge sponsored by the Department of Chemistry, College of Science, DLSU-Taft Avenue.
On July 22, 2011, Jan Kendrick J. Ong, a high school freshman, won Second Runner-Up in The Team Category while Raenelle Ean A. Ngo, a high school junior, won a Bronze Medal in the Individual Category in the Indonesia International Mathematics Competition held in Bali, Indonesia. Raenelle is a student of many talents. She landed Second Place in the DepEd-sponsored National Science Quest when she was a high school freshman. She has also won several medals in singing contests since elementary years.
Last August, 2011, Terence Brian O. Tsai, a grade six pupil won a Gold Medal in the Individual Category of the 7th International Mathematics Contest held in Singapore.
