May Math Olympiad for children and parents (children write — parents listen to a lecture)! May 17 at 13:00. At the beginning of the year we launched an olympiad math club. It has paradoxically grown, mainly thanks to the appearance of a younger group. At the end of the academic year we hold an olympiad open to everyone. Expect interesting problems and the opportunity to compare your results with participants of the olympiad in Belgrade, Cyprus and a city in Germany. Participation is possible in one of three languages: Montenegrin, English or Russian. We invite students from two age groups: — 9–10 years (writing time 60 minutes) — 11–12 years (writing time 90 minutes) The participant's age for group determination is taken as whole years on August 1, 2026. All parents during the olympiad will be able to listen to (and even participate in) a lecture by club teacher Artem Sapozhnikov. In the lecture we will attempt to build a mathematical model of trust and better understand the nature of interpersonal interaction. Participation fee is 5 euros (1 child + unlimited number of parents) To participate, please fill in the form: link Sign up without hassle in KiddoDu or in the organizer's direct: telegram link
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