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The British Informatics Olympiad is the national computing competition for schools and colleges.
If you have sent an email enquiring about your registration for BIO 2021 but not received a reply, or are expecting the paper but have not yet received it, please read our additional information. November 2021 Registration for BIO 2022 is now available. This year the first round can be set any date from 6 December (2021) to 14 January (2022). 3 April 2021 An online final took place on Saturday 31rd April. Unfortunately, due to the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic it was not possible to hold the scheduled residential weekend at Trinity College, Cambridge. The questions are available online. 1 March 2021 Invitations have gone out to all our finalists. We will be getting in touch shortly with all participating schools regarding certificates. Founded in 1995, the British Informatics Olympiad (BIO) aims to encourage students to take an active interest in information technology, and to allow them to meet and exchange ideas, through a challenging competition in computer programming. The BIO information pack gives a quick link to find out more about the BIO. Many other countries run competitions like the BIO, including the All Ireland Programming Olympiad (AIPO) for students in Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic. |
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