The Thailand International Mathematical Olympiad (TIMO) is an annual international mathematics competition that attracts students from many countries and regions. The competition aims to assess logical thinking, the ability to apply mathematical knowledge, and test-taking skills within a rigorous academic environment. 

TIMO examinations focus on core mathematical areas such as Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Combinatorics, and Number Theory, with bilingual English–Vietnamese multiple-choice formats used in the national rounds. The competition is structured across several stages, including the Qualifying Round, National Round, and International Round, enabling students to progressively become familiar with global mathematics assessment standards. 

From 22 National Round Qualifiers to 14 Recognized Achievements 

In the TIMO 2025–2026 season, 22 Olympia primary and middle school students successfully passed the Qualifying Round to advance to the National Round. Facing a highly differentiated test that required flexible knowledge application under time constraints, the students demonstrated strong concentration, logical thinking, and a serious examination mindset. 

As a result, Olympia students achieved 14 awards at the National Round, including: 

Pham Minh Khang (Sun 1) – Gold Award 

Nguyen Minh Khoi (Sun 2) – Silver Award 

Vu Hoang An (Sun 1) – Bronze Award 

Truong Tung Duong (Mercury 2) – Silver Award 

Tran Nguyen Anh Khiem (Mercury 2) – Silver Award 

Nguyen Nam Binh (Mercury 2) – Bronze Award 

Tran Vo Hoang Dung (Mercury 1) – Bronze Award 

Pham Tu Anh (Mercury 1) – Bronze Award 

Vo Ngoc Gia Hung (Mercury 1) – Bronze Award 

Arthur Finnegan Wotton (Venus 2) – Silver Award 

Do Duc Nhan (Venus 2) – Bronze Award 

Pham Ha Phuc (Venus 1) – Bronze Award 

Le Nam Khoa (Venus 2) – Bronze Award 

Do Dinh Nguyen (Venus 2) – Bronze Award 

Mai Dao Uyen Nhi (Earth) – Bronze Award 

Hoang Gia Huy (Grade 6) – Silver Award 

These results not only reflect examination outcomes but also recognize the students’ consistent learning efforts, thorough preparation, and willingness to challenge themselves throughout the season. 

According to current plans, the TIMO 2025–2026 International Round is expected to take place in April–May 2026, bringing together top-performing students from various countries. This will be an opportunity for students to further engage in an international academic environment, broaden their experiences, and strengthen their competitive mathematical skills at a higher level. 

The school extends its sincere congratulations to Olympia students who confidently participated and made their mark at TIMO 2025–2026. We also express our heartfelt thanks to parents for their trust, support, and encouragement, as well as to the teaching staff for their dedication, guidance, and motivation throughout the journey. Parents and teachers are warmly invited to continue following the next milestones of our SOers as they head toward the TIMO 2025–2026 International Round.