Новости и События Adriatic College

On Friday, the long-awaited Engineering Olympiad took place at Adriatic College. The event was dedicated to engineering, creativity, and teamwork. Sixty-three students took part, divided into two age groups, each assigned a separate engineering task.

The junior group was challenged to design and build a lighthouse. The aim was to create the tallest and most stable structure capable of supporting an LED at the top.

Leonid Efimov, Ilya Zolotarev, Olga Bryzgalova

Lev Puchnin, Miroslav Fedosenko, Denis Tikhonov

Alexander Trusevich, Ulyana Uvarova, Makar Stekhov

The senior group worked on creating a Rube Goldberg machine — a mechanism where the goal was to achieve the longest continuous movement of a ball through a series of interactions.

Maxim Leskiv, Vyacheslav Fominenkov

Semyon Logatsky, Fyodor Frolov, Marina Marchenko

Alexey Zharkov, Sofia Efremova, Ekaterina Andreeva

We sincerely thank all participants for their enthusiasm and excellent work, and the parents for their support. Special thanks to the Adriatic College team for organising and conducting the Olympiad.

In the 2025/26 academic year, Adriatic College will launch a new Engineering and Mathematics track, providing even more opportunities for students to develop their skills in these fields.