Perfect scores in the Global Computational Thinking Challenge

Two pupils, Leshui (JH1) and Ardison  (PS3), have achieved full marks in the prestigious BEBRAS Computational Thinking Challenge. Their outstanding performance places them among the top young problem-solvers in the world.

The BEBRAS Challenge, run annually by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, attracts more than 3 million entrants from over 80 countries and from a wide range of schools. It is designed to test students’ logical reasoning, pattern recognition and computational thinking skills through a series of interactive puzzles.

Achieving a perfect score in such a widely participated global competition is an exceptional accomplishment, and both boys have earned well-deserved recognition for their hard work and impressive analytical abilities.