University of Waterloo Math Contests
Fifty-three LCS students participated this year in the annual University of Waterloo Mathematics Contests! These contests are optional, and allow students who are particularly adept in mathematics, to test their skills against high school students across the country.
Both the Canadian Open Math Contest (written in the fall) and the Euclid contest (recently written, on April 17) are geared towards the senior student, in difficulty and content, although younger students also may enter.
The Pascal (Grade 9), the Cayley (Grade 10) and the Fermat (Grade11) contests allow students to write contests suited to their grade level. Questions involve material covered in math classes, and ideas are extended so that the questions require logical thinking and problem solving skills.
Top scores in the country, and in different regions can be found on the University of Waterloo website. Contest results are available to participating students.
For more information, visit the University of Waterloo Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing website, or contact the Math, Science and Technology Department at Lakefield College School.
Ja Min Kim (photo), shown recently writing the Euclid Math Contest – a summary of all of the skills learned in high school mathematics courses, particularly those from the final year - was the only LCS student to write all three University of Waterloo Mathematics contests this academic year.
Participants This Year:
Canadian Open Math Contest (Senior Students):
Patricia Gabilondo, Ran Zhao, Judy Chiu, Aarons Huang, Shaheer Sanuri, Kevin Kim, Ja Min Kim, Mary Elizabeth Konrad, Colin Gallacher, Derrick Tam, Ha Yun Lee
Pascal (Grade 9):
Dana Madill, Kate Seo, Fiona Cameron, Janice Kim, Derek Shin, Jamie Cooper, Michelle Sung, Taylor MacKenzie, Marshall Slipp
Cayley (Grade 10):
Ha Yun Lee, Jeff Chang, JJ Maxwell, Ja Min Kim, Alison Cameron, Philipp Duffner, Judy Chiu, Pablo Castello, Lyndsey Trylinski, Sridhar, Suzy Lee, Brian Lee, Aarons Huang, Ran Zhao
Fermat (Grade 11):
Max LaFortune, Jordan Muise, Karine Gauthier, Mary Elizabeth Konrad, Irene Farah, Kim Batanghari, Andrew Carroll, Laura Slipp, Kate Hughes, Vanika Chawla, Ga Ram Jung, Sergi Tarragona, Emily Freistatter, Emily Denton, Rakesh Rajdev, Patricia Gabilondo
Euclid Contest (Senior Students):
John Orr, Judy Chiu (unofficial), Ja Min
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Both the Canadian Open Math Contest (written in the fall) and the Euclid contest (recently written, on April 17) are geared towards the senior student, in difficulty and content, although younger students also may enter.
The Pascal (Grade 9), the Cayley (Grade 10) and the Fermat (Grade11) contests allow students to write contests suited to their grade level. Questions involve material covered in math classes, and ideas are extended so that the questions require logical thinking and problem solving skills.
Top scores in the country, and in different regions can be found on the University of Waterloo website. Contest results are available to participating students.
For more information, visit the University of Waterloo Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing website, or contact the Math, Science and Technology Department at Lakefield College School.
Ja Min Kim (photo), shown recently writing the Euclid Math Contest – a summary of all of the skills learned in high school mathematics courses, particularly those from the final year - was the only LCS student to write all three University of Waterloo Mathematics contests this academic year.
Participants This Year:
Canadian Open Math Contest (Senior Students):
Patricia Gabilondo, Ran Zhao, Judy Chiu, Aarons Huang, Shaheer Sanuri, Kevin Kim, Ja Min Kim, Mary Elizabeth Konrad, Colin Gallacher, Derrick Tam, Ha Yun Lee
Pascal (Grade 9):
Dana Madill, Kate Seo, Fiona Cameron, Janice Kim, Derek Shin, Jamie Cooper, Michelle Sung, Taylor MacKenzie, Marshall Slipp
Cayley (Grade 10):
Ha Yun Lee, Jeff Chang, JJ Maxwell, Ja Min Kim, Alison Cameron, Philipp Duffner, Judy Chiu, Pablo Castello, Lyndsey Trylinski, Sridhar, Suzy Lee, Brian Lee, Aarons Huang, Ran Zhao
Fermat (Grade 11):
Max LaFortune, Jordan Muise, Karine Gauthier, Mary Elizabeth Konrad, Irene Farah, Kim Batanghari, Andrew Carroll, Laura Slipp, Kate Hughes, Vanika Chawla, Ga Ram Jung, Sergi Tarragona, Emily Freistatter, Emily Denton, Rakesh Rajdev, Patricia Gabilondo
Euclid Contest (Senior Students):
John Orr, Judy Chiu (unofficial), Ja Min
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We respectfully acknowledge that Lakefield College School is located on the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which include: Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil, and Georgina Island First Nations. Lakefield College School respectfully acknowledges that the Williams Treaties First Nations are the stewards and caretakers of these lands and waters in perpetuity and that they continue to maintain this responsibility to ensure their health and integrity for generations to come.
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