WHIZZES WIN
The Jakarta Post | Fri, 07/18/2008 11:25 AM | Headlines
Indonesian elementary school students and international math competition medalists (front, from right), Stefano Chiesa Suryanto, Vincent, Fransisca Susan, Christa Lorenzia and Richard Akira Heru, (back, from left), Reynaldi Satrio Nugroho, Peter Tirtowijoyo Young and Nicholas Tarino show their trophies during a reception in Jakarta on Thursday. The Indonesian team comprising members from different cities won five gold medals and a silver during the 12th Po Leng Kuk Elementary International Contest for Math held July 12-16 in Hong Kong. (JP/J. Adiguna)
Paul (not verified) — Fri, 08/08/2008 - 11:06pm
Answering your questions Chari, actually their winnings do not depend on the schools they have attended. I know exactly some of them didn't come to the class regularly, many times even not taking the exams, but the school gave them straight A's on their report books.
Santo (not verified) — Sat, 07/19/2008 - 12:13pm
Here is the detail:
1. Indovidual Winners with the perfect score (10) and Gold Medal are:
a. Christa Lorenzia Soesanto (SDK BPK Penabur - Tirta Marta Pondok Indah Jakarta Selatan)
b. Susan (SDK Ursula Pos - Jakarta Pusat)
c. Stevano (SD St. Theresia Menteng - Jakarta Pusat)
d. Richard Akira (SD Semarang)
e. Peter Young (SD Petra Surabaya)
2. Team Indonesia I with the Best Overall Champion
a. Christa Lorenzia Soesanto
b. Richard Akira
c. Nicholas Tarino
d. Stevano
Dino Dinarga (not verified) — Sat, 07/19/2008 - 5:19am
These kids will live and work outside of Indonesia once they are grown up. There are no future big enough for them in Indonesia, unless a dramatic change happens in Indonesia.
Chari (not verified) — Fri, 07/18/2008 - 11:52am
One of the more important info missed in this news is the name of the schools where these winners came from. Would it be possible for you to add this info in the news? We, parents definitely want to know what are the good schools in Jakarta considering the proliferation of so many schools (national plus, int'l schools, etc.)charging exorbitant fees when you're not even sure of the quality of education they provide.