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Tuymaada International Olympiad Insights

4 TUYMAADA OLYMPIAD HISTORY The history of Tuymaada International Olympiad (formerly Tuymaada Summer School in the field of natural sciences) for gifted students dates back to the summer of 1993. It was organized at "Ogonek" Camp. The first headmaster was Ivan Prokhorov, Honored Teacher of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic and Holder of the Order of the Companions of Honor. After the success of the first summer school, the Olympiad for secondary school students from different countries became an annual event. In 1994, the Olympiad was officially renamed the "Tuymaada International Olympiad in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Informatics" and the official emblem (a squirrel) was adopted. During the first few years, Tuymaada Olympiad was hosted by the Bosikov Higher School of Music of the Republic of Sakha (Yakitia). The school was named after Vasily Bosikov, the first rector of the school, Honored Culture Worker of the Russian Federation. By the way, this year, in 2018, the Higher School of Music is also celebrating its 25th anniversary. Since 2002, Tuymaada Olympiad is based in "Lensky Kray" Physics and Mathematics Forum and Oktyom Lyceum. Министерство образования Республики Саха Международный Центр исследования образования коренных народов ҮӨРЭНЭЭЧЧИЛЭР ВАН ДОЙДУ ҮӨРЭНЭЭН ТУЙМЛАДА • БИЛИИ-КӨРҮҮ ТҮҺҮЛГЭТЭ 1994 1 МЕЖДУНАРОДНАЯ ОЛИМПИАДА по химии, ФИЗИКЕ, МАТЕМАТИКЕ И ИНФОРМАТИКЕ "ТУЙМААДА-94" The first Tuymaada International Olympiad in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Informatics for secondary school students was organized by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) under the auspices of the Republic of Sakha Presidential Program for Gifted Children. The Olympiad aims to create optimal conditions for identifying gifted and talented young people and furthering their intellectual development, to foster ties between the students of different countries, to develop friendly relations among nations. The first teams that took part in the Olympiad were from Romania, Fairbanks (Alaska, U.S.A.), Tomsk Oblast, Tyva Republic, and the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). Professors of the Ammosov Yakutsk State University became the first jury members: Dr. Ivan Dmitriev, Dr. Ivan Egorov, Dr. Semyon Semyonov, Dr. Nikifor Pavlov, Dr. Ksenia Egorova, Dr. Boris Kershengolts and others. They created the texts for the Olympiad, selected problems and designed tasks. There were also observers that supervised the competition: Dr. Aleksandr Abramov, a corresponding member of the Russian Education Academy from Moscow, and Dr. Timofey Timofeev, a specialist in math and physics from Novosibirsk.
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