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Rosseti’s group summed up the results of the second, final stage of the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren. Its winners and prize-winners included 12 students of the ninth and tenth grades representing the regions of activity of Rosseti Centre and Rosseti Centre and Volga Region.
Ekaterina Alimaskina from Belgorod and Mikhail Sibiryakov from Nizhny Novgorod were among the winners among ninth-grade students. Among the tenth graders, who showed the best result, there was another Nizhniy Novgorod resident, Alexander Loginov, who scored the highest number of points - 100, and Arina Izraileva from Bryansk.
Svetlana Timofeeva from Ivanovo and Nikolay Protasov from Bryansk were awarded second-degree diplomas for students in grade 9. Third degree diplomas went to Maria Prokhorova from Tver and Ekaterina Ryazanova from Kirov.
Among the tenth graders, Ekaterina Voropaeva from Michurinsk (Tambov region) and Marina Ozhegova from Kirov won the second places. Third degree diplomas went to Ivan Maslennikov from Yaroslavl and Natalia Potemkina from Ryazan.
All winners and prize winners received diplomas, valuable prizes and will be invited to the planned Energy Design Shift of Rosseti. It should be noted that three of the winners this year were among the best at Rosseti’s Olympiad-2019: Ekaterina Voropaeva became the winner, and Natalia Potemkina and Arina Izraileva were awarded third-degree diplomas.
“Each year, representatives of our regions actively participate in the Olympiad. Many of them ultimately achieve good results. We are very pleased that young people show a lively, sincere interest in energy. This means that our large-scale and systematic work to attract talented and promising young people to the industry brings results,” stressed Igor Makovskiy, General Director of Roseti Centre - the managing organization of Rosseti Centre and Volga Region.
The All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren of Rosseti’s group of companies has been held since 2018 to identify gifted, capable of technical creativity and innovative thinking high school students planning their professional activities in the electricity industry, involving them in the development of advanced infrastructure and technological projects relevant for the electric grid complex of the Russian Federation.
This year, in view of the difficult epidemiological situation, the first stage of the Olympiad was held in a remote format. Its participants were more than 600 schoolchildren from 20 regions of activity of Rosseti Centre and Rosseti Centre and Volga Region. The children were asked to complete assignments in physics, mathematics and computer science. As a result, 77 students from the regions where the energy companies were present were admitted to the second stage.
It took place in absentia. The young people performed complex tasks (cases) aimed at testing creative capabilities and the ability to apply existing knowledge in the above disciplines in the course of solving applied problems in the electric power industry. 58 students from the regions of Rosseti Centre and Rosseti Centre and Volga Region were able to successfully complete the tasks. The winners and prize winners included those who scored the highest points.
