Australian students victorious at International Science Olympiads

Friday, 29 July, 2011

13 of the country’s brightest secondary school students have returned home from the International Science Olympiads in triumph, having collectively secured 12 medals.

The UNESCO-sanctioned International Science Olympiads are an annual competition for exceptionally talented secondary school students from more than 100 countries, and represent the pinnacle of achievement in each discipline.

This year, the Olympiads took place throughout July in Taiwan (Biology), Thailand (Physics) and Turkey (Chemistry).

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