Marc Senabre Sanz, a 2nd-year Baccalaureate student from IES Pou Clar in Ontinyent, has excelled in major state scientific competitions. First, he won a bronze medal in the national phase of the LXII Spanish Mathematical Olympiad, held from March 12 to 15 in Las Rozas (Madrid). Then, last weekend, he secured a gold medal in the XXXVII Spanish Physics Olympiad, which took place from April 10 to 13 in Zaragoza.
This latest achievement opens doors for Marc Senabre to compete in international tournaments, as he will be part of the Spanish team in the upcoming Ibero-American Physics Olympiad, to be held in Brazil. His trajectory in these competitions demonstrates sustained progress based on effort and excellence.
In mathematics, last year he already qualified for the national phase held in Melilla after achieving first place in the regional, provincial, and autonomous phases. In 1st year of Baccalaureate, he secured third place in the provincial phase in Valencia. Regarding Physics, last year he also obtained third place at the provincial level, consolidating his progress this year with the gold medal at the state level.
“"This achievement reflects not only the student's talent and dedication, but also the center's commitment to fostering scientific thinking, academic excellence, and supporting its students in high-level challenges."
The IES Pou Clar has highly valued this success, which, according to a statement,
The center has wished Marc good luck in his upcoming international experience, highlighting the student's talent and dedication, as well as the institution's commitment to academic excellence and supporting its students.
