Bebras Challenge 2025 Award Ceremony
The ceremony for the 2025 challenge was held on 6 July 2026. That year 6,407 students from 60 schools took part.
Awards went to the winners, and to the teachers who ran the challenge in their school and became its Bebras ambassador.
Samvel Movsisyan, president of the Leadership School, and Gayane Markosyan of Synopsys Armenia spoke.
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Award Ceremony Video
Video: brief summary of the 2024 award ceremony.
Special Guests
Left to right: Gayane Markosyan, head of public relations and responsible business programmes at Synopsys Armenia; Samvel Movsisyan, president of the Leadership School; and David Khachatryan, co-founder of RISE Educational Foundation.

Winners
The award ceremony for competition winners, where Armenia's best participants from all age groups received their awards and prizes

Best task
The teachers whose own submitted tasks were accepted for the international challenge.

Special prizes
Two companies had prepared prizes of their own for the participants and the organising teachers.
Adobe Armenia
Adobe Armenia gave 16-inch MacBook Pro machines to the four senior students with the highest scores. The prizes were presented by Garnik Gevorgyan of the company.
- Irina Aramyan — Yerevan School No. 198
- Tigran Khachatryan — Hrazdan School No. 13
- Mher Petrosyan — Gyumri Economics College
- Tigran Ananyan — NPUA Vanadzor High School
Sololearn
Nane Vardanyan, representing Sololearn, announced that every teacher who organised the challenge and around twenty senior students will have a year's free access to the platform's Pro package.





Teachers
The teachers who ran the challenge in their school and became its Bebras ambassador. The award for the highest score in each school is no longer given.






The 2025 task book
The Bebras 2025 collection of tasks, printed and given to the teachers who ran the challenge. It was paid for by donations — most of them made through Benevity, where a donor's employer often matches what they give.