Ready with pencil and pen, there was excitement among the participants of Pro Gratia’s mathematics Olympiad, which consisted of a junior and a senior group. A total of 31 learners participated on August 17.
The Olympiad was opened with prayer and the lighting of a candle by the school’s head boy to make the competition official.
“Business is a very important aspect in any profession, and therefore it is our aim to offer each learner the necessary knowledge to empower himself/herself with the basic mathematical principles to be able to function successfully,” said Ansie Viljoen of the school.
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She said competition is good, and it provides an opportunity for the participants to improve their social skills by competing with others.
At the end of the day, everyone was a winner with their own abilities, but there were still first, second and third places that stood out.
“Congratulations to our participants and congratulations to our masterminds.”
