The Maristian - Volume 30 No. 2 | December 2024
Digistorm School is proud to announce the outstanding achievements of our students in the recent National Math Competition. Our talented mathletes demonstrated exceptional problem-solving skills and mathematical prowess, earning top honours in various categories. The competition, which drew participants from schools across the country, was a rigorous test of knowledge and application, and our students rose to the challenge with remarkable success.
Preparation for the competition was intense, with students dedicating countless hours to studying and practicing under the guidance of their dedicated math teacher, Mrs. Sarah Collins. “Our students worked incredibly hard, and their dedication paid off,” says Mrs. Collins. “It’s inspiring to see their passion for mathematics and their commitment to excellence.” The students participated in weekly study sessions, tackled challenging practice problems, and supported each other throughout the preparation process.
Among the standout performers was year eight Liam Martinez, who secured first place in the individual category. “I was really nervous, but also excited to compete,” Liam shares. “Winning first place was an amazing experience, and I’m grateful for all the support from my teachers and classmates.” Liam’s achievement is a testament to his hard work and the strong foundation provided by Digistorm School’s math program.
The success of our students in the National Maths Competition highlights the strength of our academic programs and the supportive learning environment at Digistorm School. “We are incredibly proud of our students’ accomplishments,” says Principal Emily Roberts. “Their success reflects the high standards we set and the collaborative spirit that defines our school community.” The competition not only showcased the students’ mathematical abilities but also their teamwork and perseverance.
Looking ahead, Digistorm School is excited to continue fostering a love for mathematics and encouraging students to pursue their academic passions. The achievements in the National Maths Competition are just one example of how our students excel when given the opportunity and support to thrive. We look forward to celebrating more successes in the future and continuing to provide an environment where every student can reach their full potential.
Since 1968, Marist Canberra has been a part of and had its footprints on the land of the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples. As a College, we acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which we stand. We pay our respects to them and for their care of the land. May we walk gently and respectfully upon the land. We are, as Marists, an inclusive and welcoming community. We acknowledge that all are created in the image of our loving God and called to live our lives glorifying the Lord. People of all faiths, gender, sexualities, and cultures are therefore welcome and respected equally in the Marist Catholic community.