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# UKLO

Think. Develop. Discover. Solve.

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://www.uklo.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [United Kingdom IOL Dream Team scores 2 golds in Bulgaria](https://www.uklo.org/united-kingdom-iol-team-scores-gold-in-bulgaria-again/) - written 21/08/2023 Individual contest- 1 Gold, 2 Silvers, 1 Bronze In a remarkable achievement at the International Linguistics Olympiad (IOL), the United Kingdom secured a resounding victory in Bansko, Bulgaria by showcasing their linguistic prowess. The UK team of four stood out with a medal for each: a bronze, two silvers, and a gold, making
- [Call for teachers doing UKLO: Linguistics Association of Great Britain (LAGB) Education Session](https://www.uklo.org/linguistics-association-of-great-britain-lagb-education-session/) - This year’s Linguistics Association of Great Britain (LAGB) Education Session is entitled “How linguists can help schools”. The session is part of the annual meeting of the LAGB which takes place at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge in 2023. The LAGB Education session will be held between 4-6pm on the 30th August 2023.
- [Join the Annual BAAL Conference 2023](https://www.uklo.org/join-the-annual-baal-conference-2023/) - Come and join us to make linguistics count in the world. We will present the following projects with which CLiE has been involved this year.
- [Trinity College Cambridge Annual Essay Competition](https://www.uklo.org/trinity-college-cambridge-annual-essay-competition/) - For all information regarding the competition: https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/essay-prizes/linguistics/ This annual Essay Competition aims to raise awareness of the systematic study of language as an interesting and multifaceted subject in and of itself. It is hoped that the Prize will encourage students with an interest in linguistics to explore this further and to apply for a University
- [ULAB Conference Registration Now Open!](https://www.uklo.org/ulab-conference-registration-now-open/) - Registration for the ULAB 2023 conference is now open! Here is the link to purchase your ticket: https://podio.com/webforms/28384956/2259877 There are in-person and online options available. For in-person attendees, please register by 21st March 2023 23:59 GMT to guarantee your catered lunch.
- [Changes have been made to the noticeboard](https://www.uklo.org/changes-have-been-made-to-the-noticeboard/) - Dear Teachers and Markers, Changes have been made to the noticeboard, please check the noticeboard Error and Corrections Changed
- [Language World for Teachers](https://www.uklo.org/language-world-for-teachers/) - 17-18th March 2023 Language World offers a packed programme with speakers from across the languages sector, with a large number coming from primary and secondary schools.
- [WoLLoW conference: Make languages interesting to schools](https://www.uklo.org/wollow-conference-make-languages-interesting-to-schools/) - 2nd March 2023: 9.45 am – 3.15 pm ‘WoLLoW’’s second conference will bring together teachers, experts on languages and those who are working in communities to preserve and develop the use of languages
- [Looking for more markers to volunteer](https://www.uklo.org/looking-for-more-markers-to-volunteer/) - The UK Linguistics Olympiad is critically short of markers, so this message is an attempt to persuade you to volunteer to mark a few scripts. More details follow.
- [Answering general comments and questions about UKLO](https://www.uklo.org/answering-general-comments-and-questions-about-uklo/) - We answer some of the questions teachers may have about UKLO including how to get started, why UKLO, what is UKLO
- [New Takes on Language Learning and Education in Schools (ISMLA)](https://www.uklo.org/new-takes-on-language-learning-and-education-in-schools-ismla/) - An Annual Conference for Language Learning in Schools is taking place at Westminster School. UKLO Questions and Promotional Material will be available.
- [Marker's Workshop is Back!](https://www.uklo.org/markers-workshop-is-back/) - 28th January, at 5pm I will look forward to seeing you all in the workshop! Kazune
- [ULAB Collaboration (Marking Event)](https://www.uklo.org/ulab-collaboration-marking-event/) - Saturday 21st January 2pm In collaboration with ULAB (Undergraduate Linguistics Association of Britain), I will be running an online marker workshop on Saturday 21st January at 2pm (GMT) on Zoom, open to any interested UKLO markers (and potential markathon volunteers).
- [University of Sheffield: New UKLO info and mentor session](https://www.uklo.org/uklo-university-of-sheffield/) - This event is on 6 December, 2022, from 1-4pm at the University of Sheffield, and you can register for it by contacting Edward Poole at e.poole@sheffield.ac.uk.

## Pages

- [welcome](https://www.uklo.org/) - UKLO = UK Linguistics Olympiad Welcome to UKLO! We run an annual competition in which school children solve problems based on real languages. It's a test of skill and insight, not of how well you know the language - indeed, most of the languages are languages you've never heard of. The challenge in every case
- [Sign up on the UKLO portal](https://www.uklo.org/register-now/) - Signing up as a teacher or marker All teachers and markers need to sign-up in order to get an account for themselves. This will allow them to to access UKLO papers for the current year, to input marks and data for their students and download printable certificates for students, to register students for the
- [Getting Started with UKLO](https://www.uklo.org/getting-started-with-uklo/) - This is a fast-track getting you all up to speed with the latest changes for current teachers and markers, as well as a direct pathway for new teachers and markers. I'm a Teacher I'm a Marker
- [Teachers' Room](https://www.uklo.org/teachers-room/) - Welcome to UKLO, an annual language-analysis competition for schools which is a bridge from university linguistics to schools. We showcase the fascinating subject of linguistics which is taught at universities and applied by language enthusiasts around the world. Have a look around the website to find out more about UKLO, our committee, and our supporters.
- [2027calendar](https://www.uklo.org/2027calendar/) - UKLO calendar for 2026-7 [revised 13 July 2026]  2/11/2026 R1 Adv (Round 1 Advanced) deadline for R1Adv entries 2/11/2026 R1 Adv deadline for markers to volunteer 5/11/2026 R1 Adv test material for R1Adv released 9-13/11/2026 R1 Adv TEST WEEK 19-30/11/2026 R1 Adv marking 7/12/2026 R1 Adv results 7/12/2026 R1 Adv tests published Christmas holidays
- [27messages](https://www.uklo.org/27messages/) - Messages to teachers 2026-7 27.1 report, marking, NLC
- [reportsaccounts](https://www.uklo.org/reportsaccounts/) - UKLO reports and accounts for sponsors Go here for earlier reports and accounts. 2026: report| accounts 2025: report | accounts 2024: report | accounts
- [Our supporters](https://www.uklo.org/our-supporters/) - Supporters of UKLO We depend entirely on the time and energy of a large number of individuals who provide logistical help, write problems, run camps, raise money and organise the competition in schools. This competition is the result of massive collaboration between academics and school teachers, and we're extremely grateful for all the help we
- [Past challenge puzzles: How far can you go?](https://www.uklo.org/past-exam-papers/) - Test your limit with our graded levels of difficulty from Breakthrough to Advanced to Round 2, our hardest collection of language puzzles.
- [UKLO for schools: Surprise your students with language puzzles](https://www.uklo.org/homepage/) - Wow your students with United Kingdom Linguistic Olympiad (UKLO) questions! We offer students the freedom to explore what is not covered in the classroom.
- [2027 Noticeboard](https://www.uklo.org/2027noticeboard/) - Noticeboard for 2027 Year plan Round 1: teachers Round 1A: markers Round 2 Residential camp IOL Messages from UKLO to teachers Round 1: teachers Noticeboard for comments on the Advanced test Noticeboard for comments on the non-Advanced test How to run Round 1 Round 1A: markers Please join the Markers' Discord server so that you
- [2025iol](https://www.uklo.org/2025iol/) - IOL results since 2025 2026 in Bucharest, Romania [table id=23 /] 2025 in Taipei, Taiwan name individual team award other Jamie Anderson Silver Silver Ka Kwan Kevin Wai Bronze Silver Max Fisher-Ayres Gold Best solution Q2 Sridatta Bhamidipati Honourable Mention Tom Hammond Gold Yipeng Xu Gold Silver Zachary Yen Silver Silver
- [26messages](https://www.uklo.org/26messages/) - Messages from UKLO to teachers, 2025-6 17. 2027, numbers, multilinguals 16. WoLLoW, EAF, WiSE 15. Difficulty, papers 14. BFI thresholds, numbers 13. Linguistics summer school 12. BFI markscheme 11. 26.1.15 (BFI tests. how to) 10. 25.12.9 (Portal, website) 9. 25.12.1 (Results, difficulty, Helen Valls) PS 8. 25.11.25 (Adv results) 7. 25.11.3 (Leeds) 6. 25.10.30 (Advanced logistics) 5. 25.10.30 (Advanced paper
- [publications](https://www.uklo.org/publications/) - Publications about the Linguistics Olympiad The list below takes you to publications which discuss either the general idea of olympiads in linguistics, or national olympiads such as UKLO. The list is organised chronologically, with the most recent works at the top. Houldridge, Lauren. 2026. Focus on… Coming Out of the Linguistic Shell. Languages Today 53.
- [safeguarding](https://www.uklo.org/safeguarding/) - UNITED KINGDOM LINGUISTICS OLYMPIAD Safeguarding Policy Policy Statement Code of Practice Designated Safeguarding Lead(s) Procedure for Reporting Concerns Definitions of Abuse Recruitment and Selection Procedures Responding Appropriately to a Child Use of Photographic Equipment by Staff and Volunteers 1. Policy statement The United Kingdom Linguistics Olympiad (UKLO) is a charity established to promote linguistics in
- [More Information](https://www.uklo.org/technical-information/) - This page explains the table of past problems Subjects Question Format Theme Level and Score Submitting a UKLO Question of your own Subjects For a given subject to appear in the classification, at least two rules in the solution must be of that type. Co: Compounding This refers to questions which predominantly require you to
- [Students' Room: Get your linguistics juices pumping!](https://www.uklo.org/students-room/) - How do I Prepare? Useful Resources for Exam Preparation Discord Server for Students UKLO HelpDesk Want to learn more about languages or linguistics? Here are some books and materials Raise your game by reading about how to solve a UKLO problem: Neacșu, Vlad. 2024. Linguistics Olympiad: Training guide. Berlin: Language Science Press.
- [data-protection](https://www.uklo.org/data-protection/) - UKLO policy on data protection UKLO needs to gather some data about the competing students, their teachers and our markers, but is aware of its responsibility for protecting this data. The data we collect on the portal For each competitor, we ask the local teacher to provide the following information: Name Academic year Gender School
- [hosts](https://www.uklo.org/hxosts/) - Camp hosts for UKLO The UKLO community is very grateful to these universities which have made our residential events (originally for round 2, and more recently for the training camp) possible: 2025: Selwyn College, University of Cambridge 2024: Magdalen College, University of Oxford 2023: University of Edinburgh 2022: University of Warwick (for our first residential training
- [Training Camps](https://www.uklo.org/training-camps/) - Training Camps are 3 day residential bootcamps for the best 12 competitors in Round 2, and have so far taken place in April (though the date is open to negotiation); they have replaced the residential Round 2 event. Each is hosted by a university, but the costs are carried by UKLO. The UKLO community
- [](https://www.uklo.org/round1or2/) - Arrangements for Round 1 and Round 2 tests Rounds 1 and 2 are held in schools, so the arrangements are the responsibility of the teacher. UKLO's requirements vary according to the level: Round 1 Advanced and Round 2: strict, like GCSE or A-level Round 1 Breakthrough, Foundation or Intermediate: relaxed Round 1 Advanced and Round
- [Test blueprint](https://www.uklo.org/4915-2/) - Start Here For new teachers who want to get fully setup and debriefed, follow the tabs above/below. 1: Setup Progress 33% Step 1: Get students to sign up for UKLO We wish to ease the process and provide assistance for teachers with new materials provided below: Student List: Please download our physical copy for
- [26 messages to teachers](https://www.uklo.org/26-messages-to-teachers/) - Messages from UKLO to teachers 2025-6 26.10 Portal, website 26.9a PS 26.9 Results, difficulty, Helen Valls 26.8 Adv results 26.7 Leeds 26.6 Advanced logistics 26.5 Advanced paper available 26.4 Pre-marking 26.3 Advanced, NLD, Charity, Other 26.2 Advanced 26.1 UKLO effects
- [25messages](https://www.uklo.org/25messages-2/) - Messages from UKLO to teachers 2024-5 25.7.21 (GCHQ) 25.7.2 (2026, publications, donations) 25.5.19 (Advanced dates) 25.5.7 (Internships again) 25.4.30 (BDA conference) 25.4.23 (Internships) 25.4.7 (Problems released) 25.4.4 (UKLO year) 25.3.16 (Thresholds, totals) 25.3.13 (Cambridge linguistics) 25.3.9 (points vs marks, deadline) 25.2.25 (results, thresholds, Round 2) 25.2.24 (results, medal) 25.2.19 (survey) 25.2.8 (answers released) 25.2.7 (Advanced
- [Helen-Valls-Medal](https://www.uklo.org/helen-valls-medal/) - Helen Valls Medal In 2024 we received a substantial bequest in the will of Helen Valls, who taught (and ran UKLO) in Richard Huish College in Taunton. In Helen's honour, and in recognition of this donation, we have established the Helen Valls Medal for the competitor who gets the highest score in the Advanced competition
- [occasional-supporters](https://www.uklo.org/occasional-supporters/) - Occasional supporters of UKLO We are very grateful for occasional financial support received from the following organisations The Leverhulme Trust Manchester Grammar School Routes into Languages We also acknowledge the generous support we have received from a number of individuals, and especially the family of Hellen Valls (a language teacher at Richard Huish College, Taunton,
- [UKLO@IOL2025](https://www.uklo.org/ukloiol2025/) - UKLO at IOL2025 and the Blue Vase Written by Simi Hellsten in July 2025 2025: Taiwan INDIVIDUAL CONTEST We won 3 Golds, 2 Silvers, 1 Bronze, and one Honourable Mention. We won the Highest Average Score amongst all countries/territories (NB: not teams!) that enter with 69.94%. Bulgaria got the top Gold, with two students from
- [IOL (International Linguistics Olympiad)](https://www.uklo.org/iol-results/) - Click here for the official IOL website Results since 2025 Click here. summary of UKLO @ IOL 2025 Results 2009-2024 Repeat Medallists Year by Year Breakdown Timeline Repeat Medallists Eimear McKnight: 4 time gold medallist (2015-2018), current record holder for the IOL Samuel Ahmed: 3 time gold medallist (2015-2017) Simeon (Simi) Hellsten: 2 time gold
- [Markers' Room](https://www.uklo.org/markers-room/) - This page contains information for all marking volunteers who are starting out, including how to register, portal instructions, how to mark and markathons
- [Contact Us](https://www.uklo.org/contact-us/) - Concerns about registration or how to run tests? Contact: schools@uklo.org Questions on travel arrangements? Contact: logistics@uklo.org Questions about the camp? Contact: camp@uklo.org Questions on money? Contact: treasurer@uklo.org Questions on marking? Contact: marking@uklo.org Problems with the portal? Contact: portal@uklo.org Anything to do with Round 2? Contact: round2@uklo.org Anything to do with policy? Contact: chair@uklo.org Anything
- [Tell me about UKLO](https://www.uklo.org/tell-me-about-uklo/) - Audio Introduction to UKLO Puzzle and discover the wonders of the world’s languages. UKLO (United Kingdom Linguistics Olympiad) is a language-analysis competition for all ages. We create linguistics puzzles and run competitions for school children to encourage a lifelong interest in the world’s languages. Have a look at the support given to UKLO by
- [Sponsoring](https://www.uklo.org/sponsoring/) - Corporate sponsors for UKLO We are proud to list our corporate sponsors: Gold sponsors Silver sponsors Convex Insurance (since 2024) Jane Street (since 2025): Internship August 2025 Bronze sponsors Explanation We welcome offers of sponsorship for our activities, and in exchange we offer the following: Gold Sponsors (> £10,000) Your support
- [academic-supporters](https://www.uklo.org/academic-supporters/) - Regular academic supporters of UKLO We are very grateful for the ongoing financial support from the following organisations: The British Academy The British Association for Applied Linguistics The Independent Schools Modern Languages Association The Linguistics Association of Great Britain The Philological Society
- [selection](https://www.uklo.org/selection/) - Selection principles Selecting competitors for the Training Camp: 1) Selection is based predominantly on R2 score. R1 score may be taken into account, but with a weighting of no more than 10%. 2) Other aspects of R2 performance, such as very strong performance on individual questions, may also be taken into account. 3) Between similar
- [UKLO Archives](https://www.uklo.org/uklo-archives/) - History The first linguistics olympiad for school children was held in Moscow in 1965 - and the first school olympiad of any kind was probably held in Romania in 1885, which puts it before the sports olympiads started. Since then, the idea has spread to many other countries, with the first International Linguistics Olympiad (IOL)
- [preparing-for-iol](https://www.uklo.org/preparing-for-iol/) - How to prepare for the International Linguistics Olympiad If you’re selected for the squad to represent the UK at the International Linguistics Olympiad, try the following training materials: Vlad Neacșu's book: Linguistics Olympiad: Training guide NB you can download this for free!! (Vlad is also one of our problem setters.) The training material by Simi
- [Universities](https://www.uklo.org/universities/)
- [How university staff can help UKLO](https://www.uklo.org/for-universities/) - Help directly Recruit markers among staff and students, and maybe even organise a markathon. Try writing one or two UKLO problems, and offer them to UKLO. The problem team will consider them when choosing problems for Round 1 or Round 2. If they decide not to use them for UKLO you can still use them
- [](https://www.uklo.org/25messages/) - Messages from UKLO to teachers in 2024-25 24.9.23 (dates) 24.9.23 (IOL, WoLLoW, gifts, article)
- [Aims and The Committee](https://www.uklo.org/uklo-team/) - Aims The aims of UKLO are: To organise a Linguistics Olympiad in the UK every year. To select one or more teams to represent the UK in the annual International Linguistics Olympiad. To provide support for schools that participate in the UK events. To raise funds to cover these activities. The Committee The committee members
- [Donate!](https://www.uklo.org/donate/) - How to Contribute How to get involved The UKLO competition is provided for free, from the Round 1 and 2 competitions to the residential camp and the international competition, including accommodation and international travel. All our resources on this website are given for free, and we encourage everyone to use them as much as possible.
- [How to get involved](https://www.uklo.org/how-to-get-involved/) - Get directly involved with UKLO Tell us how much you love UKLO, we'd love to hear from you! We are constantly updating our website, and would like to hear feedback on any aspect of UKLO so that we can make your experience the best it can be. Want to help UKLO? Here are ways you
- [Website Updates: Log for all changes](https://www.uklo.org/website-updates/) - Keep up-to-date with all the exciting new changes at UKLO! All future changes to the website will be logged here.
- [Noticeboard for 2023](https://www.uklo.org/2023-noticeboard/) - Click for the exam timetable for 2023, as well as errors, corrections, comments and Round 2 details
- [Table Version Updates](https://www.uklo.org/table-version-updates/) - Current Version Table version log 2.28 (17/03/2023) 2012 updated English -Pho + Mo Luiseno +Sy Haitian +Pho -Mo Bardi +Mo +Sy Waorani -Mo Acturan -Mo Waanyi +Mo Catalan +Se 2.27(13/02/2023) New Theme Found: Phonotactics 2.26(09/03/2023) 2013 updated Zapotec + Pho Bulgarian + Sy + Pho Dutch + Pho Swedish + Maps ( Mistake) 2.25(08/03/2023) 2014
- [How do I Prepare?](https://www.uklo.org/how-do-i-prepare/) - Click to see the other two: 2007 International Linguistics Olympiad | Question 2 | IOLing, UKLO, NACLO (Movima) 2004 International Linguistics Olympiad | Question 3 | IOLing, UKLO, NACLO (Latin)
- [How to Sign Up ( for Teachers)](https://www.uklo.org/how-to-register-for-teachers/) - Click this link to 'Sign Up to the UKLO Portal' . Enter your details and click 'Sign Up'. Follow the registration process on the UKLO Portal You should now be at the UKLO Portal Dashboard. Complete your registration by ensuring all your relevant details are completed and updated on the UKLO system and in the
- [Have a look at our media coverage!](https://www.uklo.org/media/) - If you would like to cover us, please contact us Latest Posts 2023 Linguistics for schools. Written by Richard Hudson. Linguists in schools. Written by Billy Clark UK Linguistics Olympiad (UKLO) 2023. Written by Scotland's National Centre for Languages (SCILT) 2022 Two articles about Choctaw and Malagasy, questions featured by UKLO. Written by Alex Bellos
- [Obituaries](https://www.uklo.org/obituaries/) - If you would like to add commemorations below, please contact webmaster@uklo.org Sue Barry (15/06/1962 - 26/12/2021) "Sue Barry was a key player in the early days of UKLO as she joined the committee in 2012 and helped to steer us through various decisions about our strategy, as well as shouldering several portfolios including that of
- [School Reviews](https://www.uklo.org/school-reviews/) - Have a review that we didn't spot? Tell us at publicity@uklo.org or webmaster@uklo.org, or send a review. @UKLingOlympiad, #UKLingOlympiad, #uklo Follow our Twitter Feed Follow our Facebook Feed [table id=17 /]
- [How to scan double-sided sheets](https://www.uklo.org/how-to-scan-double-sided-sheets/) - In previous years we have received papers presented upside-down. In some cases our markers are unable to rotate the exams and it causes an obstruction. Please read the instructions below to ensure that your student's answers are presented in the correct orientation. Thank you for your understanding. Some printers have an arrow to show where
- [UKLO HelpDesk](https://www.uklo.org/uklo-help-desk/) - This page contains general information and FAQs for Students, Teachers, Markers and Universities. For Students: I want to compete! How do i prepare? For Teachers: How to Register How to Combine Files into a Zip Folder How to scan double-sided sheets For Markers: It's my first time marking! How to Write on a PDF For
- [Get involved and follow some new exciting event updates!](https://www.uklo.org/events/) - 2026 : Lists scheduled events and past events for UKLO
- [How to Sign Up ( For markers)](https://www.uklo.org/how-to-register-for-markers/) - Click this link to ‘Sign Up to the UKLO Portal‘ . Enter your details and click ‘Sign Up’. Follow the registration process on the UKLO Portal You should now be at the UKLO Portal Dashboard. Complete your registration by ensuring all your relevant details are completed and updated on the UKLO system and in the
- [To Compete](https://www.uklo.org/to-compete/) - Get in touch either with us or with your teacher (who may be in any department: modern languages/ mathematics/ English or whoever is coordinating it, ask around!).You will need to find a teacher who might be interested and persuade them to act as the contact teacher. Everyone is allowed to compete. If you are home-tutored,
- [Exam Arrangements](https://www.uklo.org/exam-arrangements/) - 2023 For more information about 2022 events/arrangements, see our archives
- [2022 Archives](https://www.uklo.org/2022-archives/) - Index The Warwick Camps The Isle Of Man IOL Results for 2022 R1 Specifics R2 Specifics Warwick Camps for 2022 This year, unlike previous years, we are providing a residential camp in April for the top dozen performers in Round 2. This will provide the basis for selecting the final UK squad and for further
- [UKLO 2022 IOL Results](https://www.uklo.org/uklo-2022-iol-results/) - Photos Report Results UKLO 2022 IOL (Isle of Man) Photos IOL Report 2022 – Isle of Man 25/07/2022 – 29/07/2022 This was an electrifying atmosphere of fun and serious competition for our teams. They have pushed the bar further and have made a considerable leap forward since the pandemic recovery, placing the UK back on
- [Feedback](https://www.uklo.org/feedback/)
- [UKLO Maps](https://www.uklo.org/uklo-maps/) - UK County Coverage Disclaimer: [A county is highlighted if one or more schools have registered there] Orange markers show high contributing schools with the number of students registered in brackets. [display-map id='1576'] Find My School (Are you on our list?) UKLO-School-Coverage
- [Round 2 2022](https://www.uklo.org/round-2-2022/) - Noticeboard Tues 15th: Eva has distributed the test material by email to all of you. However, it is possible that her message has been blocked by your email system. If you have not received the material, please contact her immediately. For comments and corrections arising during the test day. If you have an issue that isn’t yet
- [Fun Problems](https://www.uklo.org/fun-problems/) - [table id=3 /] [table id=4 /]
- [Create your own problems!](https://www.uklo.org/create-your-own-problems/) - If you’re a trained linguist (of any kind, whether a ‘linguistician’ or a polyglot or a language professional), you may turn out to be a brilliant problem creator, so why not try it? Look at some past problems and see if you can produce something similar. If you can, do share it with Dick Hudson, who chairs the UKLO test-creation

## Timeline Stories

- [Brasília, Brazil](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/brasilia-brazil/) - Alison Craig-Greene (King Edward VI Grammar School) Gold + Team Honourable Mention ● Yipeng Xu (City of London School) Gold + Team Honourable Mention ● Zachary Yen (Winchester College) Bronze + Team Honourable Mention ● Max Fisher-Ayres (Alleyn's School) Honourable Mention + Team Honourable Mention
- [Prague, Czechia](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/czechia-prague/) - Eimear McKnight (Magdalen College School, Oxford) Gold ● Hari Prasad (The Perse School, Cambridge) Bronze ● Simi Hellsten (Bournemouth School) Silver ● Benedict Randall Shaw (Westminster School) Gold ● Sean White (City of London School) Bronze + Best answer + Team Bronze ● Edmund Lea (Reading School) Bronze + Team Bronze ● Eleanor Edwards (Withington Girls School) Team Bronze ● Selina
- [Mysore, India](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/mysore-india/) - Samuel Ahmed (King’s College School Wimbledon) Gold! ● Eimear McKnight (Magdalen College School) Gold! and one Best Answer ● Isobel Voysey (Westminster School) Bronze ● AND for our team Bronze
- [Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/blagoevgrad-bulgaria/) - Samuel Ahmed (King’s College School Wimbledon) Gold! ● Anthony Bracey (Abingdon School) Silver ● Eimear McKnight (Magdalen College School) Gold! ● Naomi Solomons (Forest school) Bronze ● Harry Taylor (Magdalen College School) Honourable mention ● Isobel Voysey (Westminster School) Honourable mention ● Stephanie Wong (Headington School) Honourable mention ● AND our West Team (Anthony, Eimear,
- [Dublin, Ireland](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/dublin-ireland/) - Sam Ahmed (King’s College School Wimbledon) Top Gold! ● Eimear McKnight (Magdalen College School) Gold! ● Simi Hellsten (Bournemouth School) Gold! ● Ben Morris (City of London School) Silver ● Harry Taylor (Magdalen College School) Silver ● Team K (Harry Taylor, Kamran Sharifi (Manchester Grammar School), Sam Ahmed and Simi Hellsten) Best team in the
- [Bansko, Bulgaria](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/bansko-bulgaria/) - William Thomson (Winchester College) Gold + Team Gold ● Alison Craig-Greene (King Edward VI Grammar School) Silver + Team Gold ● Daniel Titmas (Reading School) Silver + Team Gold ● Eleanor Borrel (The London Oratory School) Bronze + Team Gold
- [Ljubljana, Slovenia](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/ljubljana-slovakia/) - Melanie Duncan (James Allen’s Girls’ School) Bronze ● Omri Faraggi (Abingdon School) Bronze ● Baichuan Li (Highgate School) Bronze ● Tom White (Winchester College) Silver
- [Castletown, Isle of Man](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/castletown-isle-of-man/) - Alison Craig-Greene (King Edward VI Grammar School) Gold ● George Zhou (Westminster School) Silver ● Stratos Voudouris (Reading School) Silver + Team Bronze ● Toby Collins (The Perse School) Silver + Team Bronze ● William Thomson (Winchester College) Silver + best solution Problem 3 + Team Bronze ● Alex Thompson (Dr Challoner’s Grammar School) Team
- [Wrocław, Poland](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/wroclaw-poland/) - Ben Caller (Manchester Grammar School) Bronze
- [Stockholm, Sweden](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/stockholm-sweden/) - Younus Porteous (Westminster School) Bronze ● Nathan Somers (Manchester Grammar School) Best solution ● Craig Bohrson (Manchester Grammar School) Honourable Mention ● Carl Rietschel (Westminster School) Honourable Mention
- [Pittsburgh, US](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/pittsburgh-us/) - Nik Moore (John Leggott College, Scunthorpe) Bronze ● Piotr Gałuszka (Worth School, Turners Hill) Honourable Mention
- [Manchester, UK](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/manchester-uk/) - Omri Faraggi, Abingdon School – Silver Medal ● Harry Goodhew, Dulwich College – Honorable Mention ● Neema Kotonya, Lancaster Girls’ Grammar school – Honorable Mention ● Daniel Pitt, Harrow School – Honorable Mention ● Theo Tindall, Westminster School – Honorable Mention ● Elysia Warner, Burgess Hill School for Girls – Honorable Mention
- [Beijing, China](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/beijing-china/) - Ellie Warner (Burgess Hill School for Girls) Gold!!!! (Our first ever!) ● Alastair Carr (King’s College School) Honorable mention
- [Yongin, Korea](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/korea/) - Sam Corner (Exeter Mathematics School) Gold and perfect solution to problem 2 ● Simi Hellsten (Bournemouth School) Gold ● Kilian Meissner (The Perse School, Cambridge) Bronze ● Harrison Moore (The Judd School) Silver ● Benedict Randall Shaw (Westminster School) Gold ● Daniel Turaev (JCoSS) Silver ● Alex Walker (The Perse School, Cambridge) Bronze
- [Ventspils, Latvia](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/975/) - Toby Collins (The Perse School) Bronze ● Alex Robson (The Judd School) Honourable Mention, Best solution for problem 4 ● Harrison Moore (The Judd School) Honourable Mention ● Toby Weston (King's College School) Honourable Mention ● Aanya Goyal (Alleyn’s School) Honourable Mention ● Team U (Alex Robson, Barnaby Colvin (The Perse School), Harrison Moore, Toby
- [Covid 19 Pandemic Cancellation](https://www.uklo.org/cool_timeline/covid-19-pandemic-cancellation/) - Due to Covid Restrictions, IOL 2020 didn't happen ( sad!)

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