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L-R: Nick Kuzmin, Mickey Chung, Joe Liscoe
Three transition year students from Dundalk Grammar School were awarded trophies for winning the Irish Mathematics Teachers Association (IMTA) Maggie Gough Problem-Solving Competition.
The competition was aimed at all 2nd, 4th & 5th years nationally and took place during Maths Week 2023.
Over 18,700 students entered the problem-solving competition nationally and those who succeeded in 16 or more of the 20 questions were deemed winners.
Only 55 of the competitors (top 0.3%) were successful.
The competition is named after Maggie Gough who is the first known Irish woman to receive a PhD in mathematics.
All at Dundalk Grammar School are very proud of the students' achievement!
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