Five Students Selected for Prestigious University of Sydney Mathematics Program

We are thrilled to congratulate Chloe Lin (Year 11), Jocelyn Su (Year 11), Sophia Hu (Year 11), Yolanda Deng (Year 10), and Veronica Pan (Year 10) on their selection for the Mathematical Problem Solving Correspondence Program (MaPS) at the University of Sydney.

This competitive program offers talented students the opportunity to extend their mathematical thinking well beyond the standard curriculum. Participants receive challenging questions on advanced concepts, while the online classes provide space to discuss the material and work through exercises with mentors and peers.

Each student is assigned a dedicated mentor for feedback, and once per term students gather at the University of Sydney for face-to-face sessions featuring mathematical talks from academic staff and current students, presenting an invaluable chance to connect with the broader mathematical community.

Congratulations again to Chloe, Jocelyn, Sophia, Yolanda, and Veronica. Selection for MaPS reflects genuine mathematical ability and the dedication these students bring to their studies, and we are proud to see you representing our School in this distinguished program.

– Alex Schroder
Mathematics Teacher