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British Physics Olympiad congratulation

British Physics Olympiad congratulation

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Congratulations to Gregory Shepherd, Josh Goodwin, Molly Horsfield, Daniel Unsworth and Ethan Molyneux for their achievements in the BPO.

The British Physics Olympiad is aimed at stretching and challenging the top young physicists in the country in a competition where 3,777 students from 550 schools take part, as well as a further 3,900 students in China.

Our students have shown they are up there will the top analytical minds of the country and we are so proud of them. Well done keep up the good work.

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