OzCLO 2017
OzCLO is the Australian Computational and Linguistics Olympiad, a state and national competition, the particular focus of which is logical thinking, as it relates to discovering how languages work. The competition is run by academics at major universities in Australia. The competition is designed for students from Years 9 to 12 and typically appeals to students who like languages, maths, computers, or natural sciences.
We entered 6 teams across both campuses into OzCLO this year. These students should be commended for giving up their own time to compete and prepare for this competition. I have been so impressed by their organisational skills, academic ability and self-motivation!
Round one was held on Wednesday 8th of March. We wish the teams every luck for getting into the National Competitions later this month.
Names of students that entered:
Mercy
Blake Botica Yr 10
Matthew Butler Yr 10
Caleb Warnod Yr 10
Riley Elstermann Yr 10
Conor Tilbrook Yr 9
Joel Cronin Yr 9
Matthew Botica Yr 9
Georgia Shinnick Yr 9
Marist
Carmel Italiano Y9
Hayley Lowe Y9
Veronica Congdon Y9
Sienna Smargiassi Y9
Josh Ieraci Y9
Michaela Whitham Y9
Manaia Meads Y9
Sarina Ioppolo Y9
Andre Lachica Y9
Ryan Morgan Y10
Isaiah Tolentino Y10
Sam Lee Y10
Emilia Payne Y10
Kyle Borlini Y10
Matthew Clarke Y10
Lachlan Brown Y10
