100% of Hanoi students won medals at the 2024 International Junior Science Olympiad

Information from the organizing committee said: 6 Hanoi students, representing Vietnamese students participating in the IJSO exam in 2024, all excellently won medals, including 5 Silver medals and 1 Bronze medal.

6 Hanoi students attend the IJSO 2024 exam.

The 5 students who won Silver Medals are: Le Tung Lam, Le Gia Hong Minh, Nguyen Ngoc Que Chi (Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for the Gifted), Vuong Ha Chi, Vu Nhat Long (Newton Secondary - High School)

1 student won Bronze Medal is Nguyen Thanh Nhan (Nguyen Hue Secondary School for the Gifted).

6 students and team leaders were happy with the team's achievements at the IJSO 2024 exam.

The International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) is a prestigious annual science competition for students under 15 years old to encourage students to approach practical science early and foster scientific talents.

This year’s International Junior Science Olympiad was held in Romania with the participation of more than 300 students from 52 countries and territories. Over the past 20 years, since first participating in IJSO in 2004, the Hanoi team representing Vietnam in the competition has been constantly determined to affirm its position in the international arena.

In the exam, students take the natural science test in 3 subjects: physics, chemistry, biology. For each subject, students must take 3 tests including: an objective test on general knowledge; a theoretical test with requirements on skills of synthesis, analysis, autonomy, problem solving, calculation, science, creativity; a practical test with skills in using modern tools and machines.

With solid knowledge, confidence and utmost efforts, the achievements of the Hanoi student delegation were highly appreciated and surpassed the quality of the medals compared to last year (at the IJSO 2023 exam, 6/6 Hanoi students won medals with 1 Silver Medal and 5 Bronze Medals).

Source: https://kinhtedothi.vn/100-hoc-sinh-ha-noi-doat-huy-chuong-tai-olympic-khoa-hoc-tre-quoc-te-2024.html