Competition Report | Students from CAVCSH won 5 awards in British Physics Olympiad!

At the beginning of the new semester, students of CAVC welcomed good news again.

Recently, the results of the 2020 British Physics Olympiad (BPhO) have been announced.

Students from CAVCSH won 

1 silver award, 1 bronze award I, 3 Bronze Award II

British Physics Olympiad

The list of winners is as follows:

Silver Award: Gilbert Wang

Bronze award I: Nebula Cui

Bronze Award II: Terry Zheng 、Frank Ying 、Tony Wang

The British Physics Olympiad (British Physics Olympiad) started in 1979 and formally selected the national team for the British Physics Olympiad in 1983 to participate in the International Physics Olympiad. The Organizing Committee of the British Physics Olympiad is mainly composed of Oxford University, the British Physical Society and the Odgen Foundation. The office is located in the Department of Physics of Oxford University.

British Physics Olympiad attaches great importance to the flexible use of physical knowledge, and all the test questions are proof questions. Students need to use their physical knowledge to complete the challenge, which involves a wide range of knowledge points. The challenge does not require students to complete all the test questions, but encourages students to complete the parts they are good at according to their own interests and learning scope.

ASDAN China (ASDAN College) has officially cooperated with the British Physics Olympiad organizing committee to become the organizer of the British Physics Olympiad in China since 2016. Chinese and British students will have the opportunity to compete on the same stage, take unified examinations, send test papers to the headquarters of British Physics Olympiad for unified scoring, and strive for the global gold, silver and bronze medals of British Physics Olympiad equally through this activity.

The British Physics Olympiad (bpho) is the highest level high school physics competition in the UK. The world's science elites compete equally for gold, silver and bronze medals. Those with outstanding results will increase the competitive advantage of science and engineering majors in world-famous universities. The winners will have the opportunity to be invited to participate in the "British Physics Olympiad training camp (China)".

Congratulations again to the above winners!

Academic is endless and boundless.

Hope the students of Cardiff and Vale College will continue to get more good news in the future competitions.