Pi Day

π for a Pie day

International Pi Day is celebrated on March 14 every year around the world.

Pi is a special IRRATIONAL NUMBER, a decimal number that does not terminate.

In fact, no one has found the end of this special number yet…..

On Monday 16th March KSC year 7-12 students took part in our annual challenge to

remember and recite Pi to 25 decimal places or more.

Any student who could do this received a pie voucher for a hot meat or apple pie. They redeemed their voucher at lunchtime on Friday.

Congratulations to all students who participated. Particular congratulations to the following students who could remember 25 or more decimal places of Pi!

Jenny 7L1

Ajah 8L1

Livinio 8L1

Amin  8L1

Brooke 8B2

Daveenah 9B1

Arush 10B1

Tia 11L1

Hana 12B2

SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS to Peter from 9P2

Peter was able to remember and recite a MASSIVE 250 decimal places of Pi ! Peter is the current KSC Pi champion. Well done Peter. 

For more information about Pi you can check out: Pi (π)

3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510582097494459230781640628620899862803482534211……………….