Subject Olympiads, "Student of the Year" competition
Anyone can participate in the Olympiad, try their hand, and apply their knowledge to a non-standard task.
The college has created a system to motivate students in grades 5-9 to participate in subject Olympiads at the college level. There are three stages, and they are distributed throughout the entire academic year. This approach allows each student to develop fully.
Anyone can participate in the Olympiad, try their hand, and apply their knowledge to a non-standard task. This is what distinguishes the school college Olympiad from the qualifying rounds of district and city Olympiads. The assessment system is a good incentive to participate in the first round. Olympiads in the humanities, natural sciences, and mathematics alternate, with one academic year dedicated to each cycle.
The Olympiad is held in a variety of formats, including academic projects, essays, production of visual aids, literary creativity, interdisciplinary research, mapping, posters, photo collages, demonstrations of public speaking skills, intellectual competitions, and musical and artistic creativity. The Olympiad encompasses several subjects simultaneously, enabling students to showcase their interdisciplinary interests.
Subject Olympiads end with the Student of the Year competition, which has become a traditional end to the academic year. Students' works are submitted to the contest.
The procedure for holding subject Olympiads and the Student of the Year competition is carried out by the Regulations "On Holding Subject Olympiads in College" and "On Holding the Student of the Year Competition", approved at a meeting of the College Pedagogical Council. Participants are awarded certificates. The results of the Olympiads and competitions are available on information boards.
