
Dhivyesh, a student of The British School in Colombo, has earned an outstanding achievement at the FOBISIA Hardy–Ramanujan Alpha Mathematics Challenge (HRAMC) 2025. His team secured the top group score in the Collaborative Round, emerging first among more than 250 Key Stage 3 students representing FOBISIA schools across Asia.
This accomplishment highlights Dhivyesh’s strong mathematical ability, analytical thinking and commitment to academic excellence. The Collaborative Round required students to work closely together, demonstrating clear reasoning, strategic problem solving and effective teamwork. Dhivyesh’s contribution was instrumental in guiding his team to the highest score, placing them ahead of a large and competitive field of young mathematicians.
Dhivyesh’s this victory stands as an inspiring example for other learners and reinforces the school’s commitment to nurturing curiosity, discipline and a passion for learning. His contribution to the HRAMC 2025 remains a significant highlight for the academic year, and he is warmly congratulated for this remarkable success.
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