Three Medals at 2003 International Olympiad in Informatics

Australian students were successful in winning a total of 3 Bronze Medals, equalling the record number of medals earned in 2001.

	NAME	Yr	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Q5	Q6	TOT
	BARR David The King's School NSW	12	100	5	25.4	85.5	0	0	215.9
	COLEMAN Patrick St Peter's College SA	11	25	25	47.6	85.5	10	20	213.1
	FLINT Alex Glenunga International High School SA	12	0	5	24	85.5	15	4	133.5
	SALAMANCA Giancarlo Wesley College VIC	10	20	5	46.4	77.5	10	60	218.9

Cut-offs for Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals were 350.9, 257.7 and 173.1, respectively.

Team Leader, Mr Ben Burton, of the University of Melbourne noted also that this equalled Australia's previous best result, and the scores indicated the depth of talent in the team. Australia is still a relatively new participant in this event, and still developing its program, further enhancing the result, he noted. Deputy Team Leader was Dr David Clark, of the University of Canberra.

The program is supported by the Australian Government through the Quality Outcomes Section of the Department of Education, Science and Training. The team's involvement at IOI is also supported by the Australian Computer Society.

The team is seen photographed with Mr Gary Nairn MP, Chairman of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Science and Innovation, from left Patrick Coleman, Alex Flint, Giancarlo Salamnca and David Barr, before departure.