29 schoolchildren won the School League of the "CASE-IN" championship

The results of the School League of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" have been summed up. The winners were 29 schoolchildren from seven Russian regions.

"CASE-IN" is one of the projects of the presidential platform "Russia − the land of opportunities", an international competition system for solving engineering cases among schoolchildren, students and young professionals.

The final competitions were held in an online format. In total, about 800 schoolchildren of grades 3-10 took part in this season's School League.

"The competitions for schoolchildren were held in two directions - "Case solving" and "Engineering Solutions Competition", but this season we have thought out tasks for both younger and middle school students., - said the founder and co-chairman of "CASE-IN" Artem Korolev. - Children from grades 3-5 competed in a creative task - a drawing contest, and students from grades 6-8 created models of devices or structures related to fuel and energy complexes of the nuclear industry."

The drawing contest for the youngest participants was held on two topics: "Engineering Dynasties" and "The Future of Energy and the Nuclear Industry." The winners and prize-winners in the younger age category were Kristina Salimova from Pyt-Yakh, Amina Mingazova from Nizhnevartovsk and Mikhail Peshkov from Barabinsk.

In general, the distance format of the School League allowed children from 59 regions to participate in the competitions.

"16 teams from Kemerovo, Guy, Stavropol, Ufa, Satka, Volzhsky, Zelenodolsk and other Russian cities presented their solutions to competitive cases., - Alexey Agafonov, Deputy General Director of ANO Russia is a country of opportunities, commented. - All the winners and champions will receive a well-deserved prize - additional USE points that will help the children enroll in the best technical universities in Russia."

Among the secondary school students, the coolest and most thoughtful models of devices or structures were created by Grigory Plaksin and Ruslan Zaikin from Kemerovo and Anna Kimbarovskaya from Chelyabinsk.

The high school students had a harder time. At the final stage, it was necessary to defend their solutions to the case "Secrets of sustainable development of the Amur region." Everything is serious: the guys assessed the impact of the real project - the Amur gas Chemical complex under construction - on the social development, economy and environmental situation of the region.

The best among the seniors were Konstantin Vorotkov, Maxim Makhankov, Alexey Pleshkan, Veronika Paramonova, Rustam Shangareev, Daria Nagibina from Kemerovo, Vladislav Valiakhmetov, Maxim Saliyenko and German Roev from Nizhnevartovsk.

Along with the winners in solving the cases, the winners of the engineering solutions competition were announced, in which 231 schoolchildren participated. The students manufactured innovative technical devices for control systems of power facilities or nuclear industry facilities, as well as developed software or graphical interfaces to devices using augmented reality. Awards were given to 14 schoolchildren.

The winners and prize-winners of the junior and middle classes will receive valuable prizes and invitations to specialized shifts at the children's summer camp. High school students get their own bonuses: They will receive from 1 to 10 additional USE points upon admission to 40 partner universities of the championship. There is also an invitation to summer profile shifts and a visit to the partner company of the championship.

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