St Dominics trio claims South African Coding and Robotics crown
St Dominics Newcastle learners won a national Coding and Robotics title after showcasing innovation, teamwork and problem-solving skills.
St Dominics Newcastle is celebrating an extraordinary national achievement after three talented learners were crowned South Africa’s Coding and Robotics champions at the prestigious Curro Nationals competition.
Aarav Siveraj, Chimdi Chukwu and Joshua Swart demonstrated exceptional innovation, problem-solving skills, teamwork and determination while competing against some of the country’s brightest young minds.
Their outstanding performance earned them first place in South Africa for Coding and Robotics, securing their position as national champions.
Learners showcase innovation and dedication
The remarkable achievement follows countless hours of dedication, perseverance and a shared passion for technology and innovation.
St Dominics Newcastle also congratulated Mr Schalk Louwrens and Mr Freddie Boshoff, whose commitment, guidance and enthusiasm for Coding and Robotics played a vital role in developing and inspiring these young innovators.
“This incredible accomplishment reflects not only the talent of our learners but also the culture of excellence, creativity and future-focused learning that we strive to cultivate at St Dominics Newcastle,” said Executive Head Mrs Shirley McGhee.
National victory marks proud milestone
Winning the national title is a significant milestone for the school, which celebrates its 135th anniversary this year.
The achievement also highlights the growing importance of STEM education in preparing learners for future opportunities.
“The entire St Dom’s community is immensely proud of Aarav, Chimdi and Joshua, as well as Mr Louwrens and Mr Boshoff, for flying the school’s flag high and proving that, with hard work, innovation and teamwork, South African learners can achieve extraordinary success,” the school said.
The St Dominics Newcastle community congratulates the learners and staff members on this historic achievement.
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