Back in May, 34 Grade 5 and 6 students challenged themselves in The Computational and Algorithmic Thinking (CAT) Maths competition. This competition gives students the opportunity to develop their problem-solving skills through algorithmic thinking. 

The CAT contains unique problems designed each year by leading educators, academics and industry experts to challenge and extend our students’ problem-solving skills. Congratulations to all the children who challenged themselves to have a go at this.  

Well done to:  Elijah Bishop, Jaxson Byron, Ella Carlin, Max Cashmore, Braxton Ciurleo, Ada Cooper, Ella Down, Finnian Dwyer,  William Farley, Harrison Farrelly, Elouise Flett, Jaxon Green, James Haberfield, Gretta Heggie, Alfie Hoy, Dia Jagad, Chelsea Kao, Zinzan McDonald, Georgie Milroy, Pia Morrissey, Mason Murrell, Nina O’Kane, Elise Perry, Jackson Rogers, Jack Schrama, Theodore Smith, Angus Smith, Leo Van Ginneken, Chris Vu, Louie Welsh, Harry Williams, Audrey Wolff, Alfie Woonton, Abbie Wrightson.