Two hundred and fifteen pupils took part in World
Maths Day on 5th March 2009. As a school we answered 95,012 questions in the 24 hours, a tiny fraction of the 182,445,169 questions that were answered by 1,567,989 children in over 160 countries
around the world.
Congratulations to the following
pupils for answering the most questions in their class on the day, each of whom
receives a certificate from the World Maths Day organisers:
| 3R - Max
Falk 2514 |
3H - Amelia
Hughes 1526 |
3D - Claudia
Vyvyan 517
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| 4N - Francesca
Power 2375 |
4F - Sophie
Wheeler 999 |
4P - Alexandra
Scowen 853
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| 5B - William
Rigby 5070 |
5H - Ludo
Leatham 2457 |
5S - Frederick
North 737
|
5D - Sam
Bradby 250 |
| 6R - Charlie
Betton 1639 |
6K - James
Askey-Wood 1082 |
6C - Hector
Cox 1023 |
6H - Hugo
Adams 1005 |
| 7A - Hector
Gash 801 |
7H - Ben
Vail 105
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7S - Hugo
Abel 103
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| 8B - William
Eaton 567 |
8W - Hugh
Gatenby 492
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8S - Jack
Bradby 201 |
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The number of questions completed over the
one and a half weeks was also exceptionally impressive. The following pupils
were outstanding with their efforts: Max
Falk, Year 3, Sam Pope, Year 4, William Rigby, Year 5, Hector Cox, Year 6, Hector Gash, Year 7, and William Eaton, Year 8. Well done.
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