More maths success by superb students
(by Liam and Jill Dando News)
Students from Worle Community School Academy in Somerset excelled during a Pi recall competition.
Albin Alex in Year 11 was the eventual winner racing through an impressive 195 digits of Pi to claim the top prize, a £30 Amazon voucher.
The Pi competition challenged Worle students to remember as many digits as they can - with the world record standing at 100000 digits.
Head of maths Sean Wood said: “It was great to see students from across all of the year groups taking part and Albin did very well to come out with the first prize.”
Just a few months ago, WCSA became the best State school in Britain in a Maths Miniatures competition, finishing in the top seven out of nearly 100 schools. http://worle-school.org.uk
