Computer Science Pupils From Year 8 Up To Lower Sixth To Take Part In The UK Bebras Challenge
The Bebras Challenge introduces computational thinking to students worldwide. Princethorpe pupils will be practicing for the challenge for homework, during club time and during one lesson. Pupils will then take part in the UK Bebras Challenge during one of their scheduled Computer Science lessons during early November.
This well-respected challenge allows pupils to apply their computational thinking skills to solve a variety of logic problems against the clock. Last year Princethorpe pupils from Years 9 to Sixth Form were recognised with an award, with 30 pupils achieving a ‘Merit’ and a further 30 pupils achieving a ‘Distinction’. Our top 11 pupils placed in the top 10% nationally, resulting in an invitation to compete in the prestigious Oxford University Computing Challenge the following January. For the first time at Princethorpe, we shall be opening the Bebras Challenge to Year 8 pupils as well.
Pupils have been given an assignment on Teams to practice challenges on the below link. Further details beyond those on the link can be found on the Teams assignment.
Good luck Princethorpe Computer Scientists!