The 68th Republican Lithuanian Pupils' Physics Olympiad took place on 25-27 March. Thank you for your hard work, concentration, curiosity and excellent results. Our sincere congratulations to all participants and winners!

  1. Bernatonis Kristijonas (Ia) - 1st place
  2. Kemeklis Jurgis (Ia) - letter of commendation
  3. Mackeviciute Rusne (Ia) - letter of commendation
  4. Jakučionis Rokas (Ia) - letter of commendation
  5. Jasinskas Ignas (Ia)
  6. Rinkevičius Augustas (Ia)
  7. Savicka Bernadeta (IIg)
  8. Budriūnaitė Jorūnė (IIg) - letter of commendation
  9. Babelis Tomas (IIm) - II place (completed 11th grade tasks)
  10. Garbaravičius Matas (IIm) - letter of commendation
  11. Savickis Kasparas (IIm) - III place
  12. Valatkevičius Rytis (IIm)
  13. Pelanis Radvilas (IIIm)
  14. Pranckietis Gustas (IIIm)
  15. Liubinas Rapolas (IIIm)
  16. Strazdas Emilis (IVc) - II place
 

The 53rd Republican Biology Olympiad for Lithuanian schoolchildren took place on 18-20 March. The winners of the city and district rounds invited to the Olympiad spent two days solving theoretical and laboratory tasks, and in the evenings they had virtual fun in mind games and board games.

We are very pleased with the good achievements of all the participants of our Gymnasium in the Olympiad, we thank them for their perseverance in this marathon of knowledge and skills, and we congratulate the winners and participants!

 

Jorūnė Budriūnaitė (II class) - 1st place
Bernadeta Savicka (II class) - 2nd place
Marija Narbutaitė (1st grade) - 3rd place
Rusnė Karolina Mackevičiūtė (1st grade) - 3rd place
Urtė Pangonytė (II class) - letter of commendation
Tomas Babelis (II class)
Mykolas Liaudanskas (II class)
Dominykas Sudavičius (III class)
Gytė Stakauskaitė (class IV)

On 11 March, the Mayor of the capital welcomed this year's participants of the Little St. The winners of the Little Christopher Award - schoolchildren who have made Vilnius and Lithuania famous through their achievements in science, culture and art, sports and volunteering. 11 talents on the list of the most gifted.

One of them is Radvilas Pelanis, a student from Class IIIc. Radvilas received the award for his achievements in science and natural sciences and also for his eloquence in debates. Three cheers! Congratulations!

Ingeborga Aleliūnaitė (7c) in the Lithuanian 7th grade French competition "Je parle français et toi?" (I speak French, and you?) took 1st place.

She completed writing, reading and speaking tasks alongside 60 students from all over Lithuania. We are proud and congratulations!

Liudas Mažylis, europarlamentaras

Congratulations to Magda Kraučiūnaitė, a student of class 5e, who took 2nd place in the essay and poem competition "I celebrate Lithuania"! The essays were selected and evaluated from almost 350 entries that came not only from Lithuania, but also from Italy, Poland and America.

Magdė writes: "Freedom is a sea of possibilities and joy. Its blue waters are always being broken by the waves of thoughts and ideas, and its shores of limitations allow for meaningful exploration of the world."

Freedom and the limit, the relationship with memory, which is not somewhere far away and long ago, but right here - in parents, grandparents, in the intoxicating dance of a song festival, in customs. The personal effort to grasp, to name what it means to be not only a Lithuanian, but a free person, is also evident in the works of the other authors-winners. There is an active search for a word, an image, a colour, a sound. The Lithuanian from Punsk's pronouncement, "Little Lithuania", is meaningful, fitting into the palms of Čiurlionis' Kings, into the handful of an exile, into the embrace of a mother, into the essay of a student...

For Magde's other works, see: https://liudasmazylis.lt/2021/02/16/skelbiami-konkurso-svenciu-lietuva-laimetojai/

The competition was organised by Member of the European Parliament Prof. Liudas Mažylis on the occasion of February 16th.

Liudas Mažylis, europarlamentaras

Tomas Babelis

Babelis TomasCongratulations to Tomas Babelis (IIm) on his excellent results!

In the European Cup Competition (EMC), Tomas was the best Lithuanian competitor and received a letter of commendation. 

The IYMC competition attracted mathematicians (pupils and students) from 98 countries around the world. Tom's result was in the top 2%.

Thank you Tom and best wishes for a successful International Olympiad in the future!

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