The Ha Noi Department of Education and Training announced the results of the high school excellent student competition on the afternoon of 13/10. This year, nearly 5,600 candidates participated, divided into two tables, A and B. Over 3,300 students received awards, including 166 first prizes, 526 second prizes, 969 third prizes, and 1,670 consolation prizes. A total of 37 students were recognized as top scorers across various subjects.
Table A, exclusively for students from non-specialized high schools, produced 15 top scorers. Notably, two students from Quoc Oai High School and Hoai Duc A High School both achieved a perfect score of 20/20 in mathematics. The information technology subject also saw a top scorer with 20 points, a student from Huu Nghi T78 High School. Top scorers for the remaining subjects in Table A included students from Yen Hoa High School (geography), My Duc B High School (chemistry), Doan Ket - Hai Ba Trung High School (English), Bac Thang Long High School (physics), and Tay Ho High School (literature).
Table B was open to all candidates, competing under the specialized program. Ha Noi - Amsterdam specialized high school dominated this table with 11 top scorers across various subjects: chemistry, history, literature, English, Japanese, Chinese, information technology, and physics. Among them, the information technology top scorer achieved a perfect score of 40/40. Other specialized schools also saw success: Chu Van An specialized high school had five students, Nguyen Hue specialized high school had two, and Son Tay specialized high school had one student. Additionally, two non-specialized schools also had top scorers in Table B: Newton Middle and High School (mathematics) and Phan Dinh Phung High School (history).
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Students and teachers from Newton Middle and High School at an incense offering ceremony before participating in the city's excellent student competition, 9/2026. *Photo: School Fanpage* |
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Ha Noi's high school excellent student competition took place on 14-15/9 for the 2026-2027 academic year. This marks the second year the city has organized the competition with two separate tables, judged independently. This approach aims to encourage students from non-specialized high schools and ensure fairness in evaluation across different school types.
Award-winning candidates will receive certificates. The results from table B will serve as the basis for selecting the national excellent student team, which will be formed at the end of the year.
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Thanh Hang


