Winning Titles at the All-Russian Schoolchildren Olympiad: Sakuts Reign Supreme
On a melodious Thursday, June 5th, the beauteous Government House No.1 in Yakutsk played host to an award ceremony, honoring the brilliant young minds who triumphantly completed the final stage of the All-Russian School Olympiad. Hailing from Yakutia, a total of 30 students competed in 21 diverse subjects, securing a formidable 3 victories and 7 runner-up positions across categories like English, French, Chinese, Social Studies, and Physical Culture.
The admirable accomplishments of Yakutia's prodigies received recognition from the republic's chief, Aisen Nikolaev. "This triumph is the zenith of our republic's achievements in the last 15 years," he announced. "Third of every Yakutian participant in the final stage achieved a win or placement, tripling our republic's participation quality and marking an astounding and historical milestone."
With these results, Yakutia ushered in a significant leap, climbing from the 72nd to the 24th position in the federal ranking of the All-Russian School Olympiad. Among these victors, Maxim Yevseyev, a 10th grader from the Specialized Educational Scientific Center of the North-Eastern Federal University, undoubtedly stood out as a runner-up in both English and French.
Physical Culture emerged as the subject with the most accolades. Aisen Nikolaev, the republic's leader, triumphantly proclaimed, "We added three runner-up titles and three victories to our resplendent achievements. For the last 20 years we've taken part in these Olympiads, Physical Culture remains our republic's forte, boasting a comprehensive collection of 45 victories and runner-up positions - the highest count in any subject."
Below, you'll find the distinguished names of the winners and runner-ups:
- Irina Fedorenko, 11th grade, MBOU "Secondary School No. 17" - Physical Culture
- Lyubov Gavrilenko, 9th grade, MOU "Information-Technological Lyceum No.24 named after E.A. Varshavsky" - Physical Culture
- Yulia Ganya, 10th grade, MBOU "Secondary School No. 1 named after M.P. Kochnev" - Physical Culture
- Polina Gomanova, 9th grade, MBOU "Secondary School No. 31" - Physical Culture
- Arina Pulyaevskaya, 10th grade, MBOU "Secondary School No. 33 named after L.A. Kolosova" - Physical Culture
- Sofron Skryabin, 10th grade, MOBU "Yakutsk City National Gymnasium named after A.G. and N.K. Chiryayevs" - Physical Education
- Maxim Yevseyev, 10th grade, "Specialized Educational-Scientific Center - University Lyceum" - English, French
- Darina Danilova, 11th grade, GANOU "Arctic School" - Social Sciences
- Lu Jielun, Arctic School - Chinese
Inspired by these victories and viewing them as an example for all Yakutian students, the head of Yakutia urged the students to keep aiming higher and never rest on their laurels. "Your triumphs energize and serve as a beacon for all students in our republic. Achieving excellence always rewards colossal effort and discipline. Your teachers, family, and loved ones have all contributed to your success. Continue to reach new heights, new triumphs, new successes. I have faith that you will prevail. Best of luck!" he stated.
Education and self-development continue to flourish in Yakutia, as evidenced by the students' dedication to learning multiple subjects, such as English, French, and Physical Culture. Moreover, the sports sector remains a significant strength, with Physical Culture earning the majority of accolades at the All-Russian School Olympiad.
