Two CH students, Kamsy and Taiki (both DG/Year 12), have achieved outstanding success in this year’s Isaac Physics programme – a national initiative that challenges students with high-level questions in physics, chemistry and mathematics.
Both students were selected to take part in the prestigious Senior Physics Challenge, placing them among the top 100 physics students across the UK. This selection is based on exceptional independent performance in some of the most demanding problems the Isaac Physics platform has to offer – a remarkable accomplishment in itself.
Taiki’s success went even further, as he placed in the top 50 nationally. As a result, he has been invited to attend a summer residential course at the University of Cambridge. The programme will offer Taiki the opportunity to engage in advanced problem-solving workshops, attend lectures from leading academics and experience life as a physics student at one of the world’s top universities.
Congratulations to both students on their exceptional achievements – we wish Taiki the very best for his upcoming experience at Cambridge.