Lower Sixth Compete in the British Informatics Olympiad

We are pleased to announce that our Lower Sixth students are participating in the prestigious British Informatics Olympiad (BIO), a national competition renowned for its emphasis on computational problem-solving, programming, and logical thinking. This exciting challenge provides a unique platform for our students to demonstrate their abilities and gain invaluable experience in tackling complex, real-world problems.

Participation in such a highly regarded competition reflects RGS Worcester’s commitment to encouraging stretch and challenge. As an Apple Distinguished School, we are proud to empower our students with cutting-edge technology which supports and enhances their learning journey. Through our Digital Learning Programme (DLP), every pupil and teacher at our Schools benefits from the latest Apple technology. This dynamic platform has revolutionised the learning experience, equipping students with essential skills to thrive academically and professionally in the fast-evolving world of Computing and beyond. The success of our DLP was recognised by the ISI Inspectors this week during their visit.

The integration of Apple technology across all academic departments enables our teachers to deliver outstanding lessons every day, while ongoing professional learning ensures we remain at the forefront of digital innovation. Our students graduate from RGS Worcester as confident, digitally literate individuals, prepared not only for University but for the demands of the 21st Century workplace.

We congratulate all our competitors and wish them the very best of luck in the British Informatics Olympiad!