The Pillar of Future Science: Achievements of PhysMath School Students in International Olympiads
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PhysMath School Students Wrap Up the 2025 Season of International Olympiads in Natural Sciences and Mathematics

It is no secret that the students of the PhysMath School consistently excel with their outstanding results in both national and international Olympiads. For many years, their achievements have not only become the hallmark of the school but also the pride of Armenia’s entire scientific and educational community. In every competition, they prove that through perseverance, dedication, and knowledge, it is possible to reach the highest peaks, becoming Armenia’s best ambassadors on the global stage.

This year, the achievements of PhysMath School students at international Olympiads are as follows:

📍 Mathematics
At the 65th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), held July 11–22 in Chennai, India, Armenia was represented by six students. Two PhysMath students won bronze medals:

  • Tsovak Yegoryan – Bronze Medal

  • Sargis Arakelyan– Bronze Medal

📍 Informatics
At the 36th International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI), held July 15–22 in Alexandria, Egypt, three of the four members of the Armenian team were from PhysMath School. All three brought home medals:

  • Tsovak Yegoryan – Bronze Medal

  • Tigran Matsakyan – Bronze Medal

  • Martin Khachatryan – Bronze Medal

📍 Physics
At the 55th International Physics Olympiad (IPhO), held July 21–29 in Tehran, Iran, three out of five Armenian team members were from PhysMath School. Their results were:

  • Narek Galstyan – Bronze Medal

  • Vahe Melkonyan – Bronze Medal

📍 Astronomy

From August 11 to 21, 2025, at the International Olympiad on Astronomy held in Mumbai, India, the achievements of the PhysMath School were as follows:

  • Emil Musheghyan – Silver Medal

  • Gor Hasratyan – Silver Medal

  • Narek Galstyan – Bronze Medal

📍 Biology
At the 35th International Biology Olympiad (IBO), held July 20–27 in Manila, Philippines, PhysMath School student Areg Galstyan won a Bronze Medal.

These significant achievements not only enhance Armenia’s reputation on the international stage but also highlight the immense potential of our students.

It is precisely these successes that have laid the foundation for the “Olympiad Movement” project, initiated by the PhysMath Friends Charitable Foundation. This year, the project will be launched exclusively at the PhysMath School, and in the following academic year it is planned to expand to other schools as well—creating a systematic approach to Olympiad preparation and ensuring the continuity of student success.