iACADEMY

iACADEMY continues to strengthen its reputation for academic excellence as Senior High School student Brionn Lorrich Lim earned the Silver Award in the Senior Secondary Group, Python category during the Final Round of the Hong Kong International Computational Olympiad (HKICO) 2025–2026, held from June 19 to 21, 2026. Competing against talented students from different countries, Lim demonstrated exceptional problem-solving abilities and technical proficiency in Python.

The Hong Kong International Computational Olympiad (HKICO) is an annual international programming competition that challenges students in widely used programming languages, including Scratch, Blockly, Java, C++, and Python. The competition aims to develop computational thinking, logical reasoning, and coding excellence while providing young programmers with a platform to showcase their skills on the global stage.

According to Mr. Wilson Tiu, Senior High School Academic Coordinator for Curriculum and Instructional Support, "Brionn is one of the most unassuming students in my Mathematics and Computer Programming classes, yet he consistently demonstrates exceptional academic excellence, particularly in the field of computing. In addition to his proficiency in Python programming, he has also participated in and won an international Mathematics Olympiad held in Bangkok, Thailand in 2025."

Brionn's international recognition reflects iACADEMY's commitment to developing students who are equipped to excel in technology-driven fields. Through its Senior High School program, the institution combines strong academic foundations with industry-aligned learning experiences that encourage students to pursue excellence, embrace innovation, and confidently compete on the global stage.