68 elementary and high school students were awarded

The best mathematicians in the sixth grade are Matej Sredanović (Oktoih Elementary School), Željana Stamatović (Štampar Makarije Elementary School), Marko Kuzmanović (Štampar Makarije Elementary School), and Luka Vukotić (Drago Milović Elementary School), and in the ninth grade Ognjen Kovačević (Dašo Pavičić Elementary School), Amir Kolić ( Dušan Korać Elementary School) and Miloš Barjaktarović (Vuk Karadžić Elementary School, Berane)
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Primary school students, Photo: Examination Center of Montenegro
Primary school students, Photo: Examination Center of Montenegro
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Ažurirano: 21.03.2018. 18:12h

The Examination Center of Montenegro (ICCG) announced the winners of the National Knowledge Competition, and 68 primary and secondary school students were awarded.

When it comes to high school students, Podgorica high school students took 15 of the 30 best positions.

The best mathematicians in the sixth grade are Matej Sredanović (Oktoih Elementary School), Željana Stamatović (Štampar Makarije Elementary School), Marko Kuzmanović (Štampar Makarije Elementary School), and Luka Vukotić (Drago Milović Elementary School), and in the ninth grade Ognjen Kovačević (Dašo Pavičić Elementary School), Amir Kolić ( Dušan Korać Elementary School) and Miloš Barjaktarović (Vuk Karadžić Elementary School, Berane).

Mladen Čolaković and Matija Tomić (Milija Nikčević Elementary School) and Nikola Knežević (Pavle Rovinski Elementary School) excelled in physics, while Danijel Aleksić (Milija Nikčević Elementary School), Ksenija Ašanin (Luka Simonović Elementary School) and Savo Popović ( Elementary School Orjenski Battalion).

Biology is best understood by Luka Šćepanović (Oktoih Elementary School), Milica Ćetković (Olga Golović Elementary School), Zeko Hasanović (Mladost Elementary School), Anja Kornjuhina (Anto Đedović Elementary School) and Aleksandra Mrkić (Braća Labudović Elementary School).

English is best known by Matija Bošković (Milan Vuković Elementary School), Vasilije Vuksanović (Stefan Mitrov Ljubiša Elementary School) and Tamara Baošić (Branko Božović Elementary School), French by Nađa Lalović (Oktoih Elementary School), Danilo Konjević (Milorad-Musa Burzan Elementary School) and Nina Giljanović ( Oktoih Elementary School), Italian Ana Slavić (Maksim Gorki Elementary School), Haris Đoković (Pavle Rovinski Elementary School) and Amina Bahović (Anto Đedović Elementary School), German Marija Ćetković (Maksim Gorki Elementary School), Almir Dodić (Maršal Tito Elementary School) and Lana Senić ( Vukašin Radunović), and in Russian Ana Cicmil (Pavle Rovinski Elementary School), Monika Prebiračević (Risto Ratković Elementary School) and Nikita Lalatović (Radoje Čizmović Elementary School). The best mathematicians among high school students are Nina Mitrović (SMŠ Mladost) and Kosta Vukićević (Gymnasium Slobodan Škerović), physicist Marko Joksimović (Gymnasium Slobodan Škerović), and chemists Pavle Vulanović and Maša Čolaković (Gymnasium Stojan Cerović), Mila Veselinović (Medina school, Podgorica). and Sara Šarić (Gymnasium Slobodan Škerović).

In English, the best were Petar Vukušić (ETŠ Vaso Aligrudić), Vido Mandić (SMŠ Ivan G. Kovačić), Bojan Pejović (Gymnasium Slobodan Škerović) and Petar Brinić (SMŠ Mladost), Italian Vladimir Vlahović (Gymnasium Slobodan Škerović), Ana Martinović ( Gymnasium Petar I) and Martina Ljuljđuraj (Gymnasium Slobodan Škerović), Anisa Pelević from Germany (SMŠ Bratstvo i jedinstvo), Andrea Dašić (Gymnasium Slobodan Škerović), and Aleksandra Pešić (Gymnasium Panto Mališić), and Katarina Šćepanović from Russia (Gymnasium Petar I), Irena Madžgalj (SSŠ Bijelo Polje), Aleksandar Lalatović (Gymnasium Stojan Cerović) and Elena Lopušina (Gymnasium Miloje Dobrašinović).

Sanja Maslar (Gymnasium Panto Mališić), Vladimir Jovanović (SMŠ Ivan G.Kovačić) and Filip Knežević (SMŠ Vuksan Đukić) know geography best.

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