Two-hundred-thousand students from around the world returned their scripts for the technically demanding challenge. Those students who received marks in the top ten percent were awarded a gold certificate, the next 20 percent awarded silver, and the next 30 percent earned a bronze.
Congratulations to IB pupils Tony and Sangmin for achieving the illustrious gold medal, as well as James and Seo-Young for achieving silver. Special mentions for the Bronze winners: Sally, Yuri, Daria, Jun-Sik, Kenny, Game, Hye-Ji, Sofia, Ga-Hee, Sung-Woo and Gregory. Another special mention should also go to Tony who was also awarded a certificate for achieving the highest mark in the school.
Regents International School Pattaya head of mathematics, Mr. Andrew Perrins says he is proud of the effort Regents pupils have put in. “I applaud all of those students who took part and we will endeavour to do just as well, if not better for the Intermediate Maths Challenge in February.”
To give you an idea of the difficulty of the challenge, here’s one of the questions:
December 31st 1997 was a Wednesday, how many Wednesday’s were there in 1997?
At Regents International School Pattaya we know the importance of recognising all the hard work students put in to reach their full potential. At the end of each academic year, we therefore come together for our much-anticipated Prize Awards Ceremony, honoring the outstanding achievements of students across both the Primary and Secondary schools. The event brought together students, parents, and faculty in a vibrant celebration of academic excellence, personal growth, and community spirit.
7thJune 2025 marked a defining moment for our Class of 2025 as the community came together to celebrate their academic journey with a graduation ceremony that was both heartfelt and inspiring. This year’s celebration honored the achievements of students completing the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) and A-Levels, showcasing their resilience, growth, and readiness for the future.
