Mathematicians bring medals back to CBA
Young mathematicians have brought more than 20 medals home to Corby Business Academy following their latest competition.
Young mathematicians have brought more than 20 medals home to Corby Business Academy following their latest competition.
Our Year 7 and 8 students won a total of three gold, 12 silver and nine bronze medals at the UK Junior Mathematical Challenge.
CBA Assistant Director of Mathematics, Maxwell Sam, said: “I’m very pleased that our students have done so well.
“We will keep working hard so we do even better next time.”
Year 8 students Milos Pajcin, Louie Anderson and Harry McEwan all won gold in the competition.
Milos said: “I was really surprised to find out I’d got the best result in the school.
“I took part in the competition last year but I did better this time.
“Maths is my favourite subject.”
Louie said: “I was happy to find out how well I did.
“I enjoy mathematics and I hope to take part in the next maths competition.”
Harry was also pleased to win gold.
He said: “I’m good at maths and I’d like to do something with maths when I’m older.”
(Pictured are gold medal winners Louie Anderson, Milos Pajcin and Harry McEwan)
Year 8 medal winners
Milos Pajcin – Gold (Best in Year)
Harry McEwan - Gold
Louie Anderson - Gold
Jordan Marques-Pike - Silver
Sophie Sheen - Silver
Tijana Karan - Silver
Rebecca Loveday - Silver
Laurie Coleman - Silver
Courtney Smith - Silver
Finlay Panther - Bronze
Riain Hobbs - Bronze
Adam Cleary - Bronze
Ellie Fox-Ricketts - Bronze
Tegan Fleming - Bronze
Lewis Walsh – Bronze
Year 7 medal winners
Daisy Stobbart – Silver (Best in Year)
Abbi McKay – Silver
Ben Webb – Silver
Ashleigh Wilson – Silver
Nicole Ford – Silver
Keane Haggar – Silver
Narayan Collins – Bronze
Kyle Murray – Bronze
Amy Barn - Bronze