14 August 2025
On 22nd May, almost 250 students from our Senior School competed in the Computational and Algorithmic Thinking (CAT) Competition. This is an annual competition run by the Australian Mathematics Trust, giving students the opportunity to develop their problem-solving skills through algorithmic thinking.
Our school had some exceptional results, with 18 of our students receiving a Distinction (Top 15% in Australia), three receiving a High Distinction (Top 2% in Australia) and two students receiving prize awards (issued at the discretion of the AMT for outstanding achievement).
I congratulate these students on their excellent achievements, and the many other students who gave it a go and added to their experience in mathematical competitions.
Senior Division:
Mason Qian - Prize Award
William Carrigan – High Distinction
Harry Zhang – Distinction
Intermediate Division:
Caleb Scott – Prize Award
Cruz Leon – Distinction
Hunter Di Blasio – Distinction
Aarav Kochar – Distinction
Jason Li – Distinction
Eddie Powell – Distinction
Gavin Rui – Distinction
Nicholas Savvoulidis – Distinction
Junior Division:
Jack Lai – High Distinction (Best in School)
Tyler Gao – High Distinction
Felix Siow – Distinction
James Hollington – Distinction
David Shao – Distinction
Oliver Bath – Distinction
Thomas Campbell – Distinction
Krish Grover – Distinction
Sam Hobart – Distinction
William Galea – Distinction
Nicholas Yang – Distinction
Mark Lian – Distinction
Mr Nicholas Crawley
Teacher – Mathematics Faculty
