Wong, Sy Make CKSC Grade School Proud
- Created on October 2, 2013 1:04 PM
- Last Updated on October 10, 2013 2:42 PM
- October 2, 2013 1:11 PM
Two more CKSC grade school students brought honor to their Alma Mater.
Last September 14, 2013, grade six student Timothy Bryan Wong won 2nd Place in the individual category of the annual competition conducted by Ateneo Mathematics Society dubbed “Sipnayan 15”, with the theme "Go The Distance". He received a silver medal and a certificate.
Grade five student Ryan Jericho Sy was also invited by the Mathematics Development Academy of the Philippines to represent the Philippines in the Malaysia National Mathematical Olympiad Competition 2013 Invitational Event in Kedah, Malaysia last September 13-15, 2013. He won a bronze medal in the event, competing against contestants who are mostly grade six students from China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, and the Philippines. Ryan Sy was among eight students representing the Philippines to this event. Last August, he also won a gold medal win in the 9th International Mathematics Competition (IMC) held in Singapore.
Math prodigy Clyde Wesley Ang notched a perfect score in the 2013 Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC), earning for himself the Peter O'Halloran certificate, an award given in honor of the AMC founder Peter O'Halloran. Only five students from the Philippines achieved this enormously difficult feat.
Grade six student Timothy Bryan Wong was declared Champion in the Whiz Kids ’13, conducted last September 18 by the National Teachers College in line with their 85th Founding Anniversary celebration. Nineteen public and private schools in Metro Manila joined the competition. A qualifying round was held in the morning and Timothy Wong got the highest score among the competitors. Ten qualifiers battled during the Final Round held in the afternoon. Timothy Bryan Wong emerged as Champion, winning a cash prize of five thousand pesos and medallion. A trophy was also awarded to the school and a cash prize of one thousand five hundred pesos was given to the coach.
Last September 14-15, the CKSC-FBAS TOUR001 (Principles of Tourism 1 and Tour Guiding) class, under the guidance of their instructor, Mrs. Jacqueline Rabe-Monson, went to Buri Resort and Spa in Puerto Galera. Eighteen students took a four-hour trip via private boat to the resort and got immersed in the actual practice of tourguiding. (Read more at 
Chiang Kai Shek College is an institution of academic excellence. It believes in instilling values that are essential not only for academic and professional excellence, but also in molding its students to become good citizens of the country. As such, the school exposes it students to various community involvement and outreach projects within or outside the school premises.
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On September 12, 2013, the Computer Society held a hands-on seminar about Photoshop-- a photo-editing software --at CKSC-FBAS’ computer laboratory at Room 502. Both COMSOC members and non-members joined the seminar.
CKSC produced four Champions in two days.
