Child Prodigy

Child Prodigy
Ainan Celeste Cawley

Ainan Celeste Cawley, a Singapore boy of 10 years old, born 1999, has passed an examination of the level Chemistry 'O', which normally corresponds to youngpeople aged 16 and older in the United States and the countries of the Commonwealth is academic reference to access to the University. He did it at 7 years and 1 month (the youngest in the world) andstudied Chemistry at tertiary level, at a Polytechnic, from 8 years and 4 months old

Ainan is studying physical sciences including Chemistry, Physics, Maths and Computing science at HELP UniversityCollege, in Kuala Lumpur, having won a full scholarship. He passed Chemistry O level at 7 years and 1 month (the youngest in the world) and studied Chemistry at tertiary level, at a Polytechnic, from 8years and 4 months old.
  Ainan, half Irish and half Malay, said some words with just two weeks, crawling at four months, walked and ran the six and eight months, according to his own parents throughits own website.

 He never read a textbook level 'O' before July 18, 2006, Ainan was submitted for consideration on 18 January, exactly six months later, in the British Council in Singapore. Withhim were four other candidates adults. Ainan was only seven years and one month old when submitted for consideration.

When he was little, Ainan looked science books in the library of the house,showing a preference for difficult texts with complicated illustrations of scientific subjects, which quietly absorbed and then discuss them.

By age three or four years, Ainan was interested in hyperforms and drew their shadows in two dimensions by way of intellectual play. Some of these forms had hundreds of sides, which was not a surprise to his mother, Syahidah Osman Cawley, an ambidextrousartist.

This interest in abstract structures subsequently developed into an interest in the structures of molecules as he discovered chemistry on the Internet. Through browsing the network, his...