11-Year-Old Thai Student Wins Gold at 2026 STEM & Coding Olympiad
Sukolwat Sukkasem, an 11-year-old student from Sarasas Witaed Rangsit School, secured a gold medal at the 2026 STEM & Coding Olympiad in Rome.
According to Khaosod Online, 11-year-old Sukolwat Sukkasem, known as 'Nong Fox,' a student at Sarasas Witaed Rangsit School, has achieved international recognition by winning a gold medal at the 2026 STEM & Coding Olympiad Grand Final. The event, held in Rome, Italy, in early July 2026, brought together top young talent from over 54 countries. The competition saw 714 finalists compete in person after a rigorous selection process that involved over 20,000 online participants worldwide. Participants were evaluated on their analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and programming proficiency. For residents and visitors in Thailand, this achievement highlights the growing emphasis on STEM education within the country's academic institutions. The success of young students on the global stage serves as a testament to the quality of local technological training. While the competition has concluded, further details regarding specific projects or future academic opportunities for the winner have not been officially disclosed. This event underscores the increasing competitiveness of Thai youth in global technology and science forums.
