Over 80 schoolchildren and 50 educators from the Vitebsk region among the winners of the republican Olympiad

School students – winners of the republican olympiad were honored at the Vitebsk Regional Philharmonic. More than 1.5 thousand students from all regions of Belarus, as well as representatives from Russia, Poland, and Lithuania, took part in the final stage of the olympiad. The olympiad was held in 16 academic subjects in different cities – Minsk, Brest, Vitebsk, Mozyr, Grodno, and others.

Among the winners of the final stage are 81 students and 55 teachers from 13 districts of the Vitebsk region.

Before the start of the solemn award ceremony, the best students and teachers told us about their path to victory.

Denis Krotov, an 11th-grade student of Gymnasium No. 8 in Vitebsk:

— This year I received a third-degree diploma at the republican olympiad in mathematics. In general, this subject has always been my favorite at school. At first, I studied at Vitebsk Gymnasium No. 2, where the program is designed for in-depth study of languages, but I always strived for exact sciences. Once my dad saw an announcement on TV about enrollment in the class of the famous mathematics teacher Mikhail Nikolaevich Volkov. We decided to try. I successfully passed all entrance tests and have been studying at Vitebsk Gymnasium No. 8 since the 6th grade. Since then, I have been participating in all olympiads. In the 8th grade, I also received a third-degree diploma at the republican stage. I am not going to stop at what has been achieved and in the future I plan to connect my life with mathematics. After graduating from school, I will enter BSUIR. This year, the mathematics teacher Alexander Vladimirovich Shugol prepared me for the olympiad.

Anna Rybatskaya, an 11th-grade student of the Novopolotsk State Lyceum, became the owner of a first-degree diploma in Russian language and literature.

– My interest in these subjects appeared in elementary school. And somewhere from the 4th grade, I became seriously interested in the Russian language and literature, participated in various olympiads, but success came to me only now. For two years, I studied with the teacher of Russian language and literature Taisiya Leonidovna Mikheenko.

Regarding the choice of a future profession, I haven't decided yet who I want to become. But, undoubtedly, the knowledge gained during my studies and preparation for the Olympiad will help me realize myself in any field of activity.

Ilya Labeyko, a 10th-grade student at Gymnasium No. 2 in Novopolotsk, was also among the best this year. Now, he has a II degree diploma in Geography in his collection.

– I have been seriously studying geography for the third year. I have already had victories in Olympiads

Viktoria Chekushko, "Vitebskiye Vesti"