The winners of the annual IT education awards have been announced.
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The winners of the annual IT education awards ceremony have been announced. The 21st annual IT education awards ceremony, organized by Synopsis Armenia, took place recently. This year, the number of participants in the awards ceremony was 126. Awards were presented to 36 winners (27 students and 9 pupils) in various nominations (“Grand Prize”, “Best Postgraduate Student”, “Best Master’s”, “Best Bachelor’s”, “Best Diaspora Armenian Student” and “Best Student”). This time, the students of the “Quant” school did not break the beautiful tradition and returned from the awards ceremony with rich trophies. We are pleased to note that 5 of the 9 winners in the “Best Student” nomination are Quantum students, students of the MB “Diploma” program. Gagik Gevorgyan, a 2025 graduate of the MB “Diploma” program of the school, who, by the way, is already continuing his studies at one of the world’s leading educational institutions, Oxford University, with an exclusive right, was recognized as the winner of the “Best Student” nomination, receiving a First Class Award. Narek Grigoryan and Vahagn Hovhannisyan, 2025 graduates of the MB “Diploma” program, as well as Alex Grigoryan and Grigor Tokhyan, 12th grade students of the same program, were also recognized as the winners of the “Best Student” nomination, receiving a Second Class Award. We warmly congratulate all the award winners and wish them new achievements.
Quantum College continuously strengthens its fundamental mission: to be the educational institution that develops not only knowledgeable students, but also trustworthy, patriotic, and responsible citizens. This is best evidenced not by statistical data, but by real stories.
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Quantum College is continuously strengthening its fundamental mission: to be the educational institution that forms not only knowledgeable but also trustworthy, patriotic, and responsible citizens. This is best evidenced not by statistical data, but by real stories. Recently, one of our graduates, Gagik Matosyan, who is currently studying at one of the prestigious universities abroad, the Sorbonne University in Abu Dhabi, returned to Armenia and came straight from the airport to the college with a suitcase, without any other stops. This simple, yet deeply meaningful visit became the most powerful assessment of the trust and attachment to the educational institution. In the modern educational environment, where competition is growing and values are often changing, such episodes clearly demonstrate that the school not only educates, but also creates stable relationships, trust, and a long-term connection with its students. When the first stop is the native educational institution, it is a story that speaks of values, once again confirming that the school not only transmits knowledge, but also forms values that do not fade over time.
Recently, Aram Dovlatyan, a 4-3 grade student at Quantum School, presented his project work titled “I am active because I eat right and move a lot.” The presentation of the work was attended by 4th grade students and teachers, who followed the little researcher’s speech with great interest.
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Recently, Aram Dovlatyan, a student of grades 4-3 of the "Quantum" school, presented his project work entitled "I am active because I eat right and move a lot." The presentation of the work was attended by 4th grade students and teachers, who followed the little researcher's speech with great interest. In his work, Aram touched on a vitally important issue - a healthy lifestyle. He presented in a simple and convincing way how proper nutrition and physical activity contribute to human health and daily activity. This was not only a presentation of a study by the little "quantum" student, but also an important exhortation to those present to follow his example by choosing healthy habits. Aram Dovlatyan's work once again proved that even at a young age it is possible to voice important ideas and contribute to improving the quality of life by his own example.
A warm and bright New Year's mood reigned at the founding school of the college, where the children who recently received additional educational services held a beautiful and memorable event titled "New Year's Masquerade."
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A warm and bright New Year's mood reigned in the founding school of the college, where the children using additional educational services recently held a beautiful and memorable event titled "New Year's Masquerade." The room decorated with festive characters and smiles was filled with sincere childish joy. The children performed New Year's songs and recitations, delighting those present with their free and uninhibited performances, artistry, and stage presence. During the event, New Year's poems and songs were sung, which created a truly fairy-tale atmosphere. The most impressive and anticipated moment of the event was, of course, the appearance of Santa Claus. His visit became a real holiday for the children. Accompanied by songs and laughter, Santa Claus congratulated the children and distributed gifts, doubling their joy and festive excitement. It is noteworthy that for 5 years now, on the initiative of assistant teacher Tatev Sardaryan, many similar events have been organized throughout the year, within the framework of which the little quantum students get the opportunity to discover and develop their creative potential, communicate on stage and present themselves to the public with sincere and direct moods. Behind the masks: children's smiles and a New Year's miracle: the New Year's magic of the first grade took place. The "New Year's Masquerade" once again confirmed that such initiatives are not only beautiful festive events, but also an important educational and educational environment, where children learn to express themselves, work together and share the warmth of the holiday with each other. H. L. P.S. You can watch the video of the event at the following link: NEW YEAR'S TALE OF THE LITTLE QUANTUM STUDENTS.
