Array ( [ID] => 531 [TIMESTAMP_X] => 2021-03-11 15:07:42 [IBLOCK_ID] => 5 [NAME] => Текст новости EN [ACTIVE] => Y [SORT] => 500 [CODE] => DESCRIPTION_EN [DEFAULT_VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => [TYPE] => HTML ) [PROPERTY_TYPE] => S [ROW_COUNT] => 1 [COL_COUNT] => 30 [LIST_TYPE] => L [MULTIPLE] => N [XML_ID] => [FILE_TYPE] => [MULTIPLE_CNT] => 5 [TMP_ID] => [LINK_IBLOCK_ID] => 0 [WITH_DESCRIPTION] => N [SEARCHABLE] => N [FILTRABLE] => N [IS_REQUIRED] => N [VERSION] => 2 [USER_TYPE] => HTML [USER_TYPE_SETTINGS] => Array ( [height] => 200 ) [HINT] => [VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => <p> The Municipal Budgetary Institution of Supplementary Education "Yuventa Centre for Intellectual Development" of the municipal formation of the city of Noyabrsk has summed up the results of the city festival "ProScience and Invention". The event, which received grant support through SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, became a large-scale interactive platform for promoting biotechnology, engineering design and project activities among children aged 4 to 18, their parents and teachers. </p> <p> Thanks to the acquisition of specialised mobile equipment, the festival for the first time implemented a truly mobile format: activities took place not only at the Yuventa Centre but also at city sports, cultural and neighbourhood venues. During the season, 11 competitive events were held, along with 10 educational interactive sessions and masterclasses, and 4 outreach events as part of the "Summer Creative School" for 320 children from school summer camps. </p> <p> The total number of young participants exceeded 700 people, 23 family teams actively engaged in joint experimental work, and 12 volunteers provided support for the organisation and delivery of activities. The programme traditionally included the "Family" experiment competition, the "Ideas Without Borders" project competition, competitive games in ground and aerial robotics, and engineering design within the framework of inventive activity. Interactive laboratories allowed schoolchildren to conduct experiments with chemical reagents, biological microspecimens and electrical engineering kits. Important innovations in 2026 were the introduction of inclusive nominations, allowing children with disabilities to participate in creative and research tasks alongside their peers, and the festival's expansion to an inter-municipal level, attracting participants from other cities: Muravlenko, Gubkinsky, Nadym, Kogalym and the settlement of Khanymey. </p> <p> <span style="font-weight: 600;">Aigul Publichko, Deputy Director of the Yuventa Centre:</span><br> <em>"SIBUR's grant support has allowed us to take the festival to a new level of mobility and accessibility. We can now hold large-scale activities at any venue in the city, and the adaptation of the programme and inclusive nominations have made the event truly open to all children. We see how families are coming together around project work with their children, how interest is growing in modern science-related professions linked to biotechnology, and how volunteers are becoming guides into the world of science."</em> </p> <p> <span style="font-weight: 600;">Kirill Mikurov, aged 9, project participant, prize-winner in the "Young Naturalist" nomination:</span><br> <em>"I really enjoyed working on the project with my mum. One day I asked her: 'Can you raise butterflies at home?' We read together that it turns out you can. I learned about the conditions for raising them and about metamorphosis – how a butterfly is born from a 'chrysalis'. And my mum and I actually managed to raise three butterflies at home! It was very exciting! Then I showed and told all my friends about it. And I also have another dream: now I'm going to start a real ant farm. And I think I will definitely succeed!"</em> </p> <p> The "ProScience and Invention" festival has been officially included in the calendar of events of the Department of Education of the Noyabrsk City Administration, and networking with educational partners has enabled the exchange of successful early career guidance practices. </p> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> [TYPE] => HTML ) [DESCRIPTION] => [~VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] =>

The Municipal Budgetary Institution of Supplementary Education "Yuventa Centre for Intellectual Development" of the municipal formation of the city of Noyabrsk has summed up the results of the city festival "ProScience and Invention". The event, which received grant support through SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, became a large-scale interactive platform for promoting biotechnology, engineering design and project activities among children aged 4 to 18, their parents and teachers.

Thanks to the acquisition of specialised mobile equipment, the festival for the first time implemented a truly mobile format: activities took place not only at the Yuventa Centre but also at city sports, cultural and neighbourhood venues. During the season, 11 competitive events were held, along with 10 educational interactive sessions and masterclasses, and 4 outreach events as part of the "Summer Creative School" for 320 children from school summer camps.

The total number of young participants exceeded 700 people, 23 family teams actively engaged in joint experimental work, and 12 volunteers provided support for the organisation and delivery of activities. The programme traditionally included the "Family" experiment competition, the "Ideas Without Borders" project competition, competitive games in ground and aerial robotics, and engineering design within the framework of inventive activity. Interactive laboratories allowed schoolchildren to conduct experiments with chemical reagents, biological microspecimens and electrical engineering kits. Important innovations in 2026 were the introduction of inclusive nominations, allowing children with disabilities to participate in creative and research tasks alongside their peers, and the festival's expansion to an inter-municipal level, attracting participants from other cities: Muravlenko, Gubkinsky, Nadym, Kogalym and the settlement of Khanymey.

Aigul Publichko, Deputy Director of the Yuventa Centre:
"SIBUR's grant support has allowed us to take the festival to a new level of mobility and accessibility. We can now hold large-scale activities at any venue in the city, and the adaptation of the programme and inclusive nominations have made the event truly open to all children. We see how families are coming together around project work with their children, how interest is growing in modern science-related professions linked to biotechnology, and how volunteers are becoming guides into the world of science."

Kirill Mikurov, aged 9, project participant, prize-winner in the "Young Naturalist" nomination:
"I really enjoyed working on the project with my mum. One day I asked her: 'Can you raise butterflies at home?' We read together that it turns out you can. I learned about the conditions for raising them and about metamorphosis – how a butterfly is born from a 'chrysalis'. And my mum and I actually managed to raise three butterflies at home! It was very exciting! Then I showed and told all my friends about it. And I also have another dream: now I'm going to start a real ant farm. And I think I will definitely succeed!"

The "ProScience and Invention" festival has been officially included in the calendar of events of the Department of Education of the Noyabrsk City Administration, and networking with educational partners has enabled the exchange of successful early career guidance practices.

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The Municipal Budgetary Institution of Supplementary Education "Yuventa Centre for Intellectual Development" of the municipal formation of the city of Noyabrsk has summed up the results of the city festival "ProScience and Invention". The event, which received grant support through SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, became a large-scale interactive platform for promoting biotechnology, engineering design and project activities among children aged 4 to 18, their parents and teachers.

Thanks to the acquisition of specialised mobile equipment, the festival for the first time implemented a truly mobile format: activities took place not only at the Yuventa Centre but also at city sports, cultural and neighbourhood venues. During the season, 11 competitive events were held, along with 10 educational interactive sessions and masterclasses, and 4 outreach events as part of the "Summer Creative School" for 320 children from school summer camps.

The total number of young participants exceeded 700 people, 23 family teams actively engaged in joint experimental work, and 12 volunteers provided support for the organisation and delivery of activities. The programme traditionally included the "Family" experiment competition, the "Ideas Without Borders" project competition, competitive games in ground and aerial robotics, and engineering design within the framework of inventive activity. Interactive laboratories allowed schoolchildren to conduct experiments with chemical reagents, biological microspecimens and electrical engineering kits. Important innovations in 2026 were the introduction of inclusive nominations, allowing children with disabilities to participate in creative and research tasks alongside their peers, and the festival's expansion to an inter-municipal level, attracting participants from other cities: Muravlenko, Gubkinsky, Nadym, Kogalym and the settlement of Khanymey.

Aigul Publichko, Deputy Director of the Yuventa Centre:
"SIBUR's grant support has allowed us to take the festival to a new level of mobility and accessibility. We can now hold large-scale activities at any venue in the city, and the adaptation of the programme and inclusive nominations have made the event truly open to all children. We see how families are coming together around project work with their children, how interest is growing in modern science-related professions linked to biotechnology, and how volunteers are becoming guides into the world of science."

Kirill Mikurov, aged 9, project participant, prize-winner in the "Young Naturalist" nomination:
"I really enjoyed working on the project with my mum. One day I asked her: 'Can you raise butterflies at home?' We read together that it turns out you can. I learned about the conditions for raising them and about metamorphosis – how a butterfly is born from a 'chrysalis'. And my mum and I actually managed to raise three butterflies at home! It was very exciting! Then I showed and told all my friends about it. And I also have another dream: now I'm going to start a real ant farm. And I think I will definitely succeed!"

The "ProScience and Invention" festival has been officially included in the calendar of events of the Department of Education of the Noyabrsk City Administration, and networking with educational partners has enabled the exchange of successful early career guidance practices.

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