18 Hours of World Maths Day so far!
March 3rd, 2010 | 
Author: As the sun sets on Sydney, Australia, it’s rising in other parts of the world. A very warm welcome to those students who are about to take part in World Maths Day 2010 for the first time.
The leader board is showing Mohammad A from Team Ireland leading the way in the 5-8 student category. Having played 500 games it will be interesting to see if he is overtaken by other students who still have games in hand.
Austin B from The Barstow School in the USA currently leads the 9-13 category, also having played 500 games.
Two Australian students lead the 14-18 ladder. David A in first place with Nathan B not far behind.
It’s great to see such a mix of nationalities, schools and students on the Hall of Fame. Enjoy being a part of the 4th annual World Maths Day and setting a new world record!
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8 Responses to “18 Hours of World Maths Day so far!”
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i lv w.d.m.d is de best maths website i ave ever been on thz 4 de ppl who put all der effort on diz am really thankn u also how do we play de game cuz i went on de website i singed in and den i could not see de fink dat right enter de world can u plz help and reply plllz fank u every much 2 who ever replyzzzzzz
Go Kennedy-Longfellow Sixth Graders!!!
I LOVE WMD!!!!!
Good luck to all the teams! Our team in Year 3D at the British International School in Riyadh is having great fun.
Keep going Nathan and I agree with you Aussie, Aussie, Aussie. David is doing brilliantly and his school is incredibly proud of him – Keep going David.
i think kaya g will come first!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Harish second and Sai third!!! Go Go IISJ!!!!
AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE XD
Levels 4 and 5 are tiring, good luck for the next 200 games david, and congrats on being first place at the moment, and it looks like you will stay there for some time