Emil Zeller and Aulon Sinani took first place. Emil received a USB stick as a prize, whilst Aulon won a pack of cards. Johann Feld came second and won a Biber ballpoint pen. All the other prize-winners were delighted to receive a certificate and some chocolate, which were presented by organiser Martin Glosemeyer.
Third place was secured by Raziel Drüppel, Frederik Bojer, Ennie Bruns, Tjark Thönnißen, Cassian Drüppel, Arjen Dempewolf, Lilith Drüppel and Matthias Klaas.
The Georgianum offers various opportunities for development through the Maker Space Club, the STEM programme in Year 5 and the newly introduced compulsory subject of Computer Science from Year 9 onwards.
Text: Martin Glosemeyer, Photo: Ann Christin Schulte-Cerning
