Schoolchildren from the Krasnoyarsk Territory won the All-Russian competition “Big Change”

Schoolchildren from the Krasnoyarsk Territory became winners and prize-winners of the All-Russian competition “Big Change,” the press service of the regional government reported.

The results of the sixth season of the All-Russian competition “Big Change” among students in grades 8-10 were summed up at the Artek International Children's Center. Among the winners and prize-winners are 15 schoolchildren from the Krasnoyarsk Territory.

Among 8-9 grades, Daria Makarenko from Bogotol was recognized as the 1st degree laureate. The 2nd degree laureates were Daria Khimich from Zheleznogorsk, Elena Ordyntseva from Norilsk, Daria Teplyakova from Sharypovo, Elizaveta Simonova from the Irbeysko-Sayansky district, Ekaterina Antonova from Kansk, Svetlana Shirko from Nazarovo. In the oldest age category, Polina Disyak from Krasnoyarsk became the 1st degree laureate. Anastasia Pisareva and Lev Baklanov from Zheleznogorsk, Sofia Khlebnikova from Kansk, Maria Polovykh from the Birilyussky district, Olesya Khuzeeva from Achinsk, Viktor Filonovich and Varvara Pivovarova from Krasnoyarsk are 2nd degree laureates.

Schoolchildren took part in business games, master classes and team-building trainings. Leading experts in the field of education, enlightenment, science, media, creative industries and sports held interactive lectures and motivational meetings for the contestants.

“The guys will receive 100 and 200 thousand rubles for second and first places among participants from grades 8-9, as well as 200 thousand rubles and 1 million rubles for second and first places in the older age category. The winners, school graduates, will receive additional points when entering universities. Teacher-mentors who trained the winners of the competition among high school students are also provided with 150 thousand rubles and the opportunity to undergo an educational program from the partners of the “Big Change”. The teachers who trained the winners will receive 50 thousand rubles,” the regional government said.

The “Big Change” competition is the flagship project of the “First Movement” for children and teenagers in Russia. Since 2025, “Big Change” has become part of the national project “Youth and Children”.