Hon School students won the all-Russian competition "Big Change" 154 students from grades 8-10 became the best. Another four of our guys received diplomas of award winners. Congratulations on such a wonderful result! all due respect! The final stage of the competition took place from October 27 to November 4 at the All-Russian Children's Center "Orlyonok" in the Krasnodar Territory. In the final, 150 teams and 565 individual participants competed for the victory - that is, 1,500 high school students, including 158 Muscovites. The guys developed socially significant projects. Sophia Klyuzhnaya, a student of school #1950 in Moscow, received a bachelor's degree in "Discover Russia!" "In the summer, she participated in a trip to the Dyatlov Pass and the Manpopunar Plateau together with other schoolchildren in Moscow. In the competition, the girl showed herself in the "workshops" stage, and created a career guidance game with the team about the professions of railway workers. A Muscovite team consisting of Polina Lavinsky from school No. 1535, Elizaveta Starostina from the school named after her. V. Mayakovsky, Sofia Brolina from School No. 2122 and Olga Danilova, students at the Higher School of Economics, in the finals of the competition developed a model of an interactive audio performance: the listeners follow a given route, explore cultural and art objects and museum materials. The work was highly appreciated by the jury and brought the girls to victory in the competition. The laureates and mentors received monetary awards. Mentors will also be able to undergo educational programs from Big Change Partners to deepen their knowledge and develop professional skills. Last year, all 111 Muscovites who qualified for the finals of the project became winners and runners-up in the competition. Holding competitions for students in the metropolis contributes to the development of children's talents and the consolidation of skills that will benefit them in their future profession. This is in line with the goals of the "Professionalism" project of the "Youth and Children" national project.

Hon School students won the all-Russian competition "Big Change" 154 students from grades 8-10 became the best. Another four of our guys received diplomas of award winners. Congratulations on such a wonderful result! all due respect! The final stage of the competition took place from October 27 to November 4 at the All-Russian Children's Center "Orlyonok" in the Krasnodar Territory. In the final, 150 teams and 565 individual participants competed for the victory - that is, 1,500 high school students, including 158 Muscovites. The guys developed socially significant projects. Sophia Klyuzhnaya, a student of school #1950 in Moscow, received a bachelor's degree in "Discover Russia!" "In the summer, she participated in a trip to the Dyatlov Pass and the Manpopunar Plateau together with other schoolchildren in Moscow. In the competition, the girl showed herself in the "workshops" stage, and created a career guidance game with the team about the professions of railway workers. A Muscovite team consisting of Polina Lavinsky from school No. 1535, Elizaveta Starostina from the school named after her. V. Mayakovsky, Sofia Brolina from School No. 2122 and Olga Danilova, students at the Higher School of Economics, in the finals of the competition developed a model of an interactive audio performance: the listeners follow a given route, explore cultural and art objects and museum materials. The work was highly appreciated by the jury and brought the girls to victory in the competition. The laureates and mentors received monetary awards. Mentors will also be able to undergo educational programs from Big Change Partners to deepen their knowledge and develop professional skills. Last year, all 111 Muscovites who qualified for the finals of the project became winners and runners-up in the competition. Holding competitions for students in the metropolis contributes to the development of children's talents and the consolidation of skills that will benefit them in their future profession. This is in line with the goals of the "Professionalism" project of the "Youth and Children" national project.