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About IGO - International Greenwich Olympiad

What is IGO?

The International Greenwich Olympiad (IGO) is a premier project competition organised and hosted by North London Grammar School in the United Kingdom. It serves as a global hub for innovation, bringing together young minds from around the world to showcase their creativity and scientific prowess in the heart of London.

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🎯Our Vision

To ignite a lasting passion for science and technology in students globally by tapping into their innate curiosity, creativity, and desire to solve real-world problems.

🌟Our Mission

We provide a world-class platform that empowers students to transform their innovative ideas into reality. By converting abstract concepts into tangible research papers, display boards, and physical models, we enable students to showcase their hands-on skills to a global audience.

Core Objectives

We have streamlined our goals to focus on three pillars of success: Educational Excellence, Future Pathways, and Community Engagement.

1 Educational Excellence

  • Bridging Theory and Practice: To serve as a tool for students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios, mastering scientific methods and material development.
  • Hands-On Exploration: To provide a space where students can experiment with scientific theories, turning learning into an active, enjoyable experience.
  • Global Collaboration: To create a stimulating environment where students gain new perspectives through collaborative work with peers from diverse backgrounds.

2 Nurturing Future Innovators

  • Inspiring Careers: To motivate students to pursue future careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) by observing and learning from the innovations of their peers.
  • Talent Discovery: To identify and nurture creative talent, providing high-performing students with exciting opportunities to further refine their skills.
  • Advancing Humanity: To inspire the next generation of scientists and inventors who will contribute to the advancement of society and humanity through innovation.

3 Community & Connection

  • Societal Impact: To encourage schools to work closely with their local communities, exposing the wider public to practical science applications in everyday life.
  • Parental Engagement: To offer parents a first-hand look at their children's potential, creating a shared sense of pride and thrill as they witness the design and presentation process on an international stage.

Why Participate?

The IGO is not just a competition; it is a launchpad for the future. Whether on an individual or institutional level, IGO offers a unique, indulging experience that celebrates the power of science to connect and improve our world.