Good day!
Winter Computer School is announcing a series of team and individual programming contests for schoolchildren. This school is organized by the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and sponsored by Yandex and ABBYY. The contests will be help on the Codeforces platform.
The series will consists of three team and the individual competitions. We invite schoolchildren (students enrolled at a school for secondary education) from the Russian Federation and other countries to take part.
The jury is already actively working on. All the competitions will include a wide range of problems and it will be useful and interesting for both beginners and experienced participants.
The winners will receive certificates and prizes!
The first contest is for teams and will be held on October 24 at 07:00 (UTC). The duration of the contest is 5 hours.
The full schedule (UTC times are given):
The first team contest | October, 24 (Sunday), 07:00 | 5 hours |
The first individual contest | October, 30 (Saturday), 12:00 | 3 hours |
The second team contest | November, 6 (Saturday), 11:00 | 5 hours |
The third team contest | November, 13 (Saturday), 11:00 | 5 hours |
The second individual contest | December, 5 (Sunday), 08:00 | 3 hours |
The third individual contest | December, 12 (Sunday), 08:00 | 3 hours |
To participate in contests (as in team and individual) you must have an individual account at Codeforces. Attention! Do not register accounts for the teams, because after a few days it will be announced a new features to organize teams from registered Codeforces users.
All ongoing competitions will be open for informal participation for students and other Codeforces users, who do not participate in the official standings.
We hope that these Olympics will help you tighten up your knowledge of programming and help to prepare for the upcoming Olympiads – All-Russian Team Olympiad, All-Russian Olympiad and other competitions.
To become a member please register on a series of competitions. Here is the complete list of registrants.
P.S. I should add that the Codeforces project has prepared a special award for the best participant!
Good luck to all participants,
MikeMirzayanov and the Jury Team
UPD. An interface to create teams is available.
Mike: just to make sure you know: this topic appears on Russian when one is watching the site in English interface.
Will these contests count for codeforces rating?
That was meant in the original post; the contests are mostly intended for high school students, I think.