2025 TOP 20 Results – All Countries

2025 TOP 20 Students - all nationalities (31456 students competing)

Name Points Time (1h=3600) Rankings School Country
Veronika Nosková 122,5 3114 1 Gymnázium Joachima Barranda, Beroun Czechia
Marta Špoljarić 122 1811 2 Gimnazija Lucijana Vranjanina, Zagreb Croatia
Šimon Bartovic 122 3384 3 Gymnasium Grösslingova, Bratislava Slovakia
Jakov Jandrić 121,5 3321 4 Gimnazija Lucijana Vranjanina, Zagreb Croatia
Teodora Stoycheva 121,5 3326 5 Vasil Levski Secondary School, Troyan Bulgaria
Oliver Hrbáň 121,5 3406 6 Gymnázium, Žilina Slovakia
Getlyn Alber 121 2562 7 Tartu Jaan Poska Gymnasium Estonia
Smiltė Švažaitė 121 3245 8 Mažeikiai Merkelis Račkauskas Gymnasium, Mažeikiai Lithuania
Nina Tilková 121 3406 9 Gymnázium, Park Mládeže, Košice Slovakia
Linda Murániová 120,5 2230 10 Gymnasium Grösslingova, Bratislava Slovakia
Anelė Suchodolova 120,5 2990 11 Klaipėdos "Ąžuolyno" gimnazija, Klaipėda Lithuania
Tija Vasiliauskaitė 120 2135 12 Klaipėdos "Ąžuolyno" gimnazija, Klaipėda Lithuania
Luis Zvocak 120 2493 13 Gimnazija i strukovna škola Jurja Dobrile, Pazin Croatia
Ema Bořilová 120 2554 14 Gymnázium Joachima Barranda, Beroun Czechia
Nikolay Sabev 120 2748 15 Gymnázium, Nad Štolou, Prague Czechia
Sebastian Schüller 120 2819 16 Gymnázium a Střední odborná škola pedagogická, Čáslav Czechia
Barbora Boučková 120 3007 17 Gymnázium Ústavní, Prague Czechia
Cvita Jurko 120 3010 18 Prirodoslovna škola Split Croatia
Hans Voldemar Puri 120 3161 19 Gustav Adolf Grammar School, Tallinn Estonia
Mate Šarić 120 3174 20 Gimnazija Franje Petrića, Zadar Croatia

Top 20 ALL Schools

School name Country World Rankings Average number of points (10 best students) Time average (in seconds - 10 best students)
Gymnasium Grösslingova, Bratislava Slovakia 1 118,35 2705,7
Gustav Adolf Grammar School, Tallinn Estonia 2 117,05 3010,5
Gymnazium Olomouc - Hejcin Czechia 3 116,8 2588,7
Miina Härma Gymnasium, Tartu Estonia 4 116,8 2973,7
Gymnázium Joachima Barranda, Beroun Czechia 5 116,5 2932,2
Gymnázium Ústavní, Praha Czechia 6 116,35 2896
Klaipėdos "Ąžuolyno" gimnazija Lithuania 7 116,05 3025,5
Tartu Jaan Poska Gymnasium Estonia 8 115,95 2985,2
Hugo Treffner Gymnasium Estonia 9 115,65 2415,3
Gymnázium, Park Mládeže, Košice Slovakia 10 115,5 3101,7
Obchodná akadémia Trnava Slovakia 11 115,2 2946,2
Gimnazija Lucijana Vranjanina, Zagreb Croatia 12 114,95 2780,2
Gymnázium Brno, Slovanské náměstí Czechia 13 114,65 2516,1
Gymnázium Opatov Czechia 14 114,65 2828
Tallinna Mustamäe Riigigümnaasium Estonia 15 114,55 2891,5
Gymnázium Matyáše Lercha, Brno Czechia 16 114,45 2967,7
Gymnázium Pezinok Slovakia 17 114,4 3000,4
Gymnázium Jaroslava Heyrovského, Praha Czechia 18 114,4 3277,3
Gymnázium, Říčany Czechia 19 114,3 3007,6
Prva sušačka hrvatska gimnazija u Rijeci Croatia 20 114,3 3228,7

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Umedjon Inoyatov

International Presidential School

Dushanbe, Tajikistan

Dear all the members, organizers, partners and sponsors of Best in English. It was very kind of you to provide our students a great chance to compete with their peers all around the world. Of course, it was the first time of our participation in this contest and there was some misunderstanding and network difficulties. But by any way taking part in this contest, our students got a lot of enthusiasm for their studying English. Also, they learned many new important skills, which will be beneficial for their first term assignments. On behalf of all the participants of Best in English from International Presidential School, we are heartfully grateful to all of you and wish all the best for the future prosperity of this international contest and hope that this will be a big opportunity for the students from different countries to promote English Language as a Global Language. Heartily and endless gratitude for organizing this contest from English Department of IPS particularly MR. Abdulloev Umedjon.

Abdulkerim Kurgas (BIE2023 winner)

Gimnazija "Visoko"

Visoko, Bosnia

Abdulkerim had to choose an alternative course within the EU as a main prize, as he was unable to obtain a Canadian visa from Bosnia: "When I arrived in Dublin, my host family welcomed me warmly. They were some of the kindest people I’ve ever met. From the start, it felt like they genuinely cared about my experience in Ireland. On my first city tour, I was stunned. Dublin looked both modern and medieval at the same time, with a charm that’s hard to put into words. The city is incredibly walkable. I never once needed the tram or a bus. Strolling through its streets felt like stepping into a fairytale, and even the famously gloomy weather somehow added to the atmosphere. The most impressive sight for me was the Samuel Beckett Bridge. What amazed me was how its lighting changes almost every night, often to celebrate global events. My course at the Dublin Cultural Institute was another highlight. The teaching style and approach of the instructors made learning genuinely enjoyable. Since the Institute is located right in the heart of the city, it was easy to explore after classes. This opportunity meant a lot to me. Coming from a small country, I don’t often get to travel to places like Dublin. The whole experience showed me that hard work truly does pay off."

Attila Agárdi (2022 BIE Contest Winner)

Magyar-Angol Tannyelvű Gimnázium és Kollégium

Balatonalmádi, Hungary

My experience in Canada was awesome. I met some incredible people and visited fantastic places, and I got to experience a really different culture. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to go to such an amazing country.

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