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On Monday 5 February, 35 Paulines in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth forms took part in the Intermediate competition of the UK Linguistics Olympiad.
The results have just been released, with Gold being awarded to the top 5%, Silver to the next 10% and Bronze to the next 20% after that. This year the grade boundary for a Gold was 95% – so winning a medal is a significant achievement.
Particular congratulations should go to the following boys who won medals as per below.
Gold: Inian Dhandapani (Fifth Form)
Silver: David Chong (Fourth Form), Maxcel Murillo Sandoval (Fifth Form)
Bronze: Dev Patel (Sixth Form), Neel Narayanan (Sixth Form), Rafael Modiano (Fourth Form), Nayan Shah (Fifth Form), Henry Bird (Sixth Form), Owen Tange (Sixth Form), Kieran Mang (Fourth Form), Yichen Yao (Fourth Form), Arié Sabbah (Fifth Form), Ari Pissioti Capriello (Fourth Form)
