Moscow school students won medals at the first International Youth Olympiad in Geography Eleventh grade students from schools in the capital received four gold medals: Sergey Dodin from the Price per Thousand Impressions school; Yulia Zaitseva from School No. 1590 named after the Hero of the Soviet Union V.V. Kolesnik; Mikhail Pronov from the Latovo School; Bakbulat Tolignov from the University Gymnasium of Moscow University. Sergey Dudin also became the overall winner of the competition. In total, the Russian team has six medals and first place in the team competition. Well done guys on these results! New knowledge and victories! 11 national teams from the BRICS countries and other countries, including Tunisia, Serbia and India, participated in the competition. There were 6 people in our team, 4 of them were students from metropolitan schools. The competition was held at the initiative of the Russian Ministry of Education and the Russian Geographical Society. School students took part in it as part of their preparation for the official Geography Olympiad. In the past, Muscovites have already shown good results in geography competitions. In the finals of the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren last year, Sergey Dudin and Mikhail Feronov received diplomas as winners, and Kabulat Tolignov and Yulia Zaitseva won prizes. In addition, at the second Open International Geography Olympiad in June, the Muscovites won four gold medals as part of the Russian team. Ensuring high-quality preparation of Hoon school students for the Olympics is in line with the goals of the "All the best for the children" project of the "Youth and Children" national project.