The school league of the "CASE-IN" championship is at the finish line!

School League The International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" with the support of the presidential platform "Russia – the land of opportunities" summarizes the interim results XII the season. Talented guys from all over the country.or They showed off their outstanding skills and ideas, and schoolchildren from 20 regions became winners and prize-winners. The authors of the most breakthrough ideas are now waiting for additional USE points and opportunities for further development.

The project is included in the Science to Win initiative and the plan The Decade of Science and Technology, which takes place in Russia in 2022-2031., is implemented within the framework of the federal project "Social elevators for everyone" of the national project "Education".

"During the School League competitions, 340 participants from 40 regions we performed tasks on the topic of "Lean manufacturing", - said the founder and co-chairman of the organizing committee of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" Artem Korolev. – Teams of high school students solved the case "Lean technologies for sustainable development", and students in grades 3-11 were engaged in engineering and technical creativity. In total, the contestants presented 150 projects and solutions."

In the qualifying stage directions of "Case solving" More than 350 high school students in grades 9-11, on behalf of the partner of the SIBUR School League, analyzed the state of one of the priority industries in Russia and developed solutions based on lean manufacturing tools that will allow this industry to develop more efficiently. The participants presented their projects to experts from companies and specialized organizations.

13 of the 94 competing teams will travel to Moscow for the final of the CASE-IN championship at the end of May 2024.

Finalist teams:

1. "The uncertainty Principle", school No. 17, Moscow;
2. Hype, Lyceum No. 3, Domodedovo, Moscow region;
3. Big Bosses, school No. 1317, Moscow;
4. "Gentlemen", school No. 334, Moscow;
5. Zolotnik, school No. 334, Moscow;
6. "Clever girls", lyceum No. 86, Yaroslavl;
7. Landau design company School of Magnitogorsk State Technical University named after G. I. Nosov, Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk region;
8. SLD, school No. 4, Golyshmanovo, Tyumen region;
9. Kapybary, Granovskaya Secondary School, Irkutsk;
10. "Integration", City Classical Lyceum, Kemerovo;
11. "5 DIMES", Vysotka High School, Gubkinsky, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Area;
12. Ignite, school No. 10, Gai, Orenburg region;
13. Kremlin Analysts, Aginsky District Boarding School, Aginskoye, Zabaykalsky Krai.

At the finals, students will have to prove to the expert community the effectiveness of their decisions. In addition, they will receive valuable advice from specialists from industrial companies and will be able to master important professional skills. 

In addition to solving the case, the participants of the School League proved themselves in engineering and technical creativity.

In the nomination "Drawing and layout contest among students in grades 3-5" The students of Engineering and Technical School No. 777 (St. Petersburg) had no equal: Yaroslav Gusev took the first place in the individual competition, and his countryman Egor Savelov became the vice-champion. In third place is Elizaveta Maslovskaya from school No. 1569 "Constellation" (Moscow).

The Raptors from school No. 1317 (Moscow) won the team competition in this category. The second place was taken by the Double-headed Eagle team from Engineering and Technical School No. 777 (St. Petersburg). The top three were rounded out by the Raduga school team called the New Generation (Krasnoselkup, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug).

A stubborn competitive struggle has unfolded in the nomination "Digital drawing contest among students in grades 6-8". 

Anastasia Vasilyeva, representing the Sirius Presidential Lyceum (Sochi), won gold. Polina Zolnikova, a student of school No. 17 in Tobolsk, took the second place, and Angelika Nikitina from Lyceum No. 58 (Novouralsk, Sverdlovsk Region) took the third place.

In the nomination "Competition of projects, layouts among students of grades 6-8" Students completed tasks to create a project layout integrating innovative technologies for lean manufacturing, as well as a digital drawing reflecting ideas for improving production using technology.

Ksenia Kresteleva from school No. 1579 (Moscow) was recognized as the champion in the individual competition. Silver was awarded to Sergey Kovtun, a student of the Sibirius Talent Workshop and the Kvantorium Children's Technopark (Raduzhny, Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug). The third place was taken by Georgy Gerasimenko, representing the Lyceum of Business and Technology (Omsk).

Among the teams in this nomination, the Wireless Sensor team from Lyceum No. 23 and the UniqUe Center for Children's Scientific and Engineering Creativity at Kuzbass State Technical University (Kemerovo) took the lead. The second place was taken by the RoboLab team of school No. 4 (Novaya Lala, Sverdlovsk region). The team "Two heads is power" from the Moscow Secondary School named after Ivana Yarygina (Sizaya village, Krasnoyarsk Territory) was awarded the bronze medal.

In the nomination "Competition of digital projects in the format of modeling, 3D printing, IT project and other formats among students in grades 9-11" High school students were asked to develop a technical device using 3D printing, modeling, or an IT project aimed at optimizing production (programming, layout, working with digital designers, databases, etc.) of demanded digital solutions (websites, applications, chatbots, artificial intelligence components, etc.).

The winner was Egor Palkin from Shirinsky School No. 4 named after Hero of the Soviet Union Alexei Tolmachev (Shira, Republic of Khakassia). Polina Astakhova from the gymnasium "Educational complex No. 1" (Voronezh) took the second place.  Dmitry Vasiliev, a student of school No. 23 (Vorkuta, Komi Republic), rounded out the top three winners.

In the team nomination "Digital Project Competition" for students in grades 9-11, the places were distributed as follows: the winner was the Beta team of school No. 178 with in–depth study of individual subjects (Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Region), the Novatorium of the Ivanovo City Quantorium won silver, and the Bomb team from the High School took third place.Vysotka" (Gubkinsky, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug).

High school students who are champions and prize-winners of the School League will receive  additional USE points for admission to bachelor's degree programs at one of the partner universities of the championship, as well as an invitation to industry youth educational forums and trips around Russia as part of the "More than a Trip" program.

The organizers of the CASE-IN championship are the Reliable Change Foundation, the Non-profit Partnership Youth Forum of Mining Leaders and AstraLogica LLC.

The project is being implemented using a grant from the President of the Russian Federation for the development of civil society.