Learning and the acquisition of knowledge - Recognition at the National Mathematics Competition
Mykhailo Lyader, an eighth-grader, and Florian Jäniche, a twelfth-grader, both from Georg-Cantor-Gymnasium Halle, along with Michael Wagner from Magdeburger Werner-von-Siemens-Gymnasium's ninth grade, earned second places at the German Mathematics Olympiad. Rainer Biallas, the Saxony-Anhalt representative for the competition, proclaimed the winners on a Sunday. Alfred Sontag from Landesschule Pforta in the tenth grade and Alexandru Corduban in the eleventh grade from Werner-von-Siemens-Gymnasium Magdeburg, though, were granted recognition prizes.
Thirteen students from Saxony-Anhalt were fortunate enough to make it to the national round of this year's Mathematics Olympiad, which took place in Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein.
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The recognition prizes at the competition were given to Alfred Sontag from Landesschule Pforta and Alexandru Corduban from Werner-von-Siemens-Gymnasium Magdeburg, showcasing their exceptional math skills. Mykhailo Lyader, Florian Jäniche, and Michael Wagner, along with the other Saxony-Anhalt students, brought honor to their home region with their impressive performance at the German Mathematics Olympiad, further cementing the region's reputation for academic excellence in areas such as education and mathematics. Saxony-Anhalt consistently excels in national competitions, such as the Mathematics Olympiad, further solidifying its position as an educational powerhouse in Germany.
