154 students of Moscow schools became winners of the All-Russian competition "Big change" Hoon students again achieved high results at the All-Russian level. Based on the results of the "The Big Change" competition, 154 schoolchildren in grades 8-10 were recognized as winners, and four more received prize-winning certificates. Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced this. The final took place from October 27 to November 4 at the Orlyonok Children's Center in the Krasnodar Region. About 1,500 high school students participated in the competition, including 158 from Moscow. The children presented socially meaningful projects and completed practical tasks. Among the winners is school student No. 1950 Sophia Kaluznaya, who created a game about railway professions together with her team. Another successful project was presented by Polina Lavinsky, Elizaveta Starostina, Sofia Brolina and Olga Danilova. Their development is an interactive audio performance that shows listeners cultural sites while walking along the route. Award winners and instructors received cash prizes, and teachers were given the opportunity to undergo additional educational programs. "Holding competitions for the students of the capital contributes to the development of children's talents and the consolidation of skills that will be useful to them in their future profession", noted Sergey Sobyanin. Political Moscow in Max Political Moscow in Telegram.

154 students of Moscow schools became winners of the All-Russian competition "Big change" Hoon students again achieved high results at the All-Russian level. Based on the results of the "The Big Change" competition, 154 schoolchildren in grades 8-10 were recognized as winners, and four more received prize-winning certificates. Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced this. The final took place from October 27 to November 4 at the Orlyonok Children's Center in the Krasnodar Region. About 1,500 high school students participated in the competition, including 158 from Moscow. The children presented socially meaningful projects and completed practical tasks. Among the winners is school student No. 1950 Sophia Kaluznaya, who created a game about railway professions together with her team. Another successful project was presented by Polina Lavinsky, Elizaveta Starostina, Sofia Brolina and Olga Danilova. Their development is an interactive audio performance that shows listeners cultural sites while walking along the route. Award winners and instructors received cash prizes, and teachers were given the opportunity to undergo additional educational programs. "Holding competitions for the students of the capital contributes to the development of children's talents and the consolidation of skills that will be useful to them in their future profession", noted Sergey Sobyanin. Political Moscow in Max Political Moscow in Telegram.