‘Pi Day Extravaganza: A Slice of Mathematical Fun’
16th March 2024
As the Mathematics Department, we are delighted to share the joyous celebration of Pi Day in school. Pi Day, observed annually on March 14th (3/14), honours the mathematical constant π (pi), which represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. This day serves not only as an opportunity to appreciate the significance of Pi in mathematics but also as a platform for our students to engage in fun and enriching activities that deepen their understanding of this fundamental concept.
From the familiar 3.14 to the awe-inspiring recitation of hundreds of digits and the artistic endeavours of crafting beautiful Pi bracelets, our students embraced the spirit of mathematical exploration with enthusiasm. Classrooms buzzed with creativity as students meticulously made colourful charts with the infinite sequence of Pi digits, turning mathematical concepts into vibrant works of art. Poetry filled the air as students recited heartfelt Pi-themed poems, showcasing their linguistic talents and celebrating the beauty of mathematics. The day was also a feast for the senses as students shared their homemade pies with teachers and classmates, fostering a sense of community and generosity. To cap it all off, the lively pie-eating competition brought laughter and cheer, rounding out a day filled with fun and learning.
What a day it was! The joy and enthusiasm displayed by our students throughout the celebrations truly encapsulated the spirit of Pi Day.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who participated and contributed to making this event a resounding success.
Domnick Oyier
HoF Mathematics
