On February 16, 2024, Miss Katherine Escrojin officially launched the Science Olympics, an event designed to evaluate the scientific knowledge of each participant. From the moment it was announced, every class received a study guide to help them prepare for the competition. Each class was assigned a specific topic—for example, my class focused on cell biology and genetics.
Now, I’ll move on to the question that many of you readers might be asking: What was the procedure for this competition?
The Olympics consisted of an electronic test based on each class’s assigned topic. Students had to complete the test under the supervision of a moderator, who ensured that no one searched for outside information or attempted to cheat. Once the test was completed, students returned to their respective classrooms.
These Olympics encouraged healthy competition and contributed to cognitive development. In my opinion, it was a brilliant idea.
Hello everyone! I’d love to share with you the exciting experience of the recent Math Olympics at our school.
During the event, we faced challenges that tested our ability to solve mathematical problems. From geometry to algebra, each test was an opportunity to learn and grow.
The most inspiring part was seeing how we worked together to find solutions. Although only a few were crowned winners, we all walked away with a deeper appreciation for mathematics and teamwork.
In summary, the Math Olympics at our school were an unforgettable experience that challenged us, inspired us, and brought us closer together as a school community. I’m excited to see what next year holds and how we’ll continue exploring the wonderful world of mathematics together.
