2022 Newsletter
The 2022 newsletter gives details of the 2022 Talent Search.
It lists the 2021 results of the Finals as well as Provincial Winners of the Applications Olympiad and the Programming Olympiad. It also gives the medal count for the South African IOI team. To see the newsletter, click on: 2022-Newsletter
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2021 Newsletter
The 2021 newsletter gives details of the 2021 Talent Search.
It lists the 2020 results of the Finals as well as Provincial Winners of the Applications Olympiad and the Programming Olympiad. It also gives the medal count for the South African IOI team. To see the newsletter, click on: 2021-Newsletter
2020 Newsletter
The 2020 newsletter gives details of the 2020 Talent Search and the dates for the other Olympiads: Applications and Programming.
It lists the 2019 results of the Finals as well as Provincial Winners of the Applications Olympiad and the Programming Olympiad. It also gives the medal count for the South African IOI team. To see the newsletter, click on: 2020-Newsletter
2019 Newsletter
The 2019 newsletter gives details of the 2019 Talent Search and the dates for the other Olympiads: Applications and Programming.
2018 Newsletter
The 2018 newsletter gives details of the 2018 Talent Search and the dates for the other Olympiads: Applications and Programming.
2017 Newsletter
The 2017 newsletter gives details of the 2017 Talent Search and the dates for the other Olympiads: Applications and Programming.
Talent Search to include Primary schools
TALENT SEARCH FOR ALL For 2017 the Talent Search will be available at five levels so as to include both
Schools use Talent Search to guide leaners
Although the Talent Search is scheduled for 6 March 2017, registrations to date show that many schools are intending to use the results to give grade nine learners guidance in subject choices.
Talent Search goes online
Running the Talent Search online has many advantages – especially for teachers. However, the pen-and-paper version will be continued for
Inspirational video
This video that was released by Code.org highlights the importance of teaching all learners computer science. It shares the message of Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Chris Bosch, Will.i.am (sic) and others.