24 May 2024
In March, 37 students from Years 4 to 6 participated in the Australian Maths Trust’s Kangourou San Frontieres Mathematics Competition. It is now the world’s largest mathematics competition, with more than 6 million participants each year.
21 Credit awards were given to students who were in the top 50% of the Australian participants. Six Distinction awards were awarded to students within the top 15% of Australian participants. Three students earnt High Distinctions, awarded to the top 3%.
Kangourou San Frontieres Award Winners
High Distinction
- Alexander Nguyen
- Lachlan Bell
- Hughie Manifold
Distinction
- Terry Yao
- Sean Zhang
- Henry He
- Beau Leon
- Adrian Lee
- Nathan Wai
Credit
- Carlos Zhu
- Thomas Campbell
- Luke Nguyen
- George Storer
- Frank Wang
- William Guo
- Zhizhan Ye
- Krish Grover
- Oliver Tang
- William Fon
- Nicholas Young
- Daniel Le
- Luqin Peng
- Ryan Nie
- Ahmad Khan
- Marcel Pathi
- Sebastian Zarei
- Shikhar Golla
- Aaryan Pandey
- Henry Chen
- Max Claessens
Participation
- Ethan Chhoy
- Neal Shah
- Divyansh Sahni
- Jayden Chen
- Isaac Chisholm
- Harrison Baker-Evans
- Oscar Ma
In early March, 63 students volunteered to participate in the 63rd Hamann School Mathematics Competition for Society of Petroleum Engineers. On Tuesday 7 May, some of these students were presented with award certificates at a special ceremony held by the Mathematics Association of South Australia.
63rd Hamann School Mathematics Competition for Society of Petroleum Engineer Award Winners
Sean Zhang – Credit
Nathan Wai– Credit
Luke Nguyen – Distinction
Adrian Lee – High Distinction
Lachlan Bell – High Distinction
It is wonderful to have a broad range of opportunities for our students to showcase knowledge, understanding and skills in array of learning areas.
Christopher Sanders
Deputy Head of Junior School – Teaching and Learning