Pupils from Crawford International North Coast excelled at the recent Tournament of Minds competition.
The school won six awards at the competition, which was the most of any school that entered.
This year marks the first year that students were competing nationally in the competition, which aims to test problem-solving skills and creative and critical thinking.
As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, teams recorded answers to preset questions and judging was done virtually on October 24.
Five teams of students from grades 4 to 10 entered and took part on a number of different categories.
Team 3, made up of grade 9 students won the High School Social Sciences category.
Team 5, from grade 10 won the High School STEM category.
A further 2 teams were awarded Honours Certificates, meaning they were close to a winning score.
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