2025 TOP 20 Results – excl. Czechia

2025 TOP 20 Results - excl. Czechia

Name	Points	Time	Rankings	School	Country
Marta Špoljarić	122	1811	1	Gimnazija Lucijana Vranjanina, Zagreb	Croatia
Šimon Bartovic	122	3384	2	Gymnasium Grösslingova, Bratislava	Slovakia
Jakov Jandrić	121,5	3321	3	Gimnazija Lucijana Vranjanina, Zagreb	Croatia
Teodora Stoycheva	121,5	3326	4	Vasil Levski Secondary School, Troyan	Bulgaria
Oliver Hrbáň	121,5	3406	5	Gymnázium, Žilina	Slovakia
Getlyn Alber	121	2562	6	Tartu Jaan Poska Gymnasium	Estonia
Smiltė Švažaitė	121	3245	7	Mažeikiai Merkelis Račkauskas Gymnasium	Lithuania
Nina Tilková	121	3406	8	Gymnázium, Park Mládeže, Košice	Slovakia
Linda Murániová	120,5	2230	9	Gymnasium Grösslingova, Bratislava	Slovakia
Anelė Suchodolova	120,5	2990	10	Klaipėdos "Ąžuolyno" gimnazija	Lithuania
Tija Vasiliauskaitė	120	2135	11	Klaipėdos "Ąžuolyno" gimnazija	Lithuania
Luis Zvocak	120	2434	12	Gimnazija i strukovna škola Jurja Dobrile Pazin	Croatia
Cvita Jurko	120	3010	13	Prirodoslovna škola Split	Croatia
Hans Voldemar Puri	120	3161	14	Gustav Adolf Grammar School, Tallinn	Estonia
Mate Šarić	120	3174	15	Gimnazija Franje Petrića, Zadar	Croatia
Karl Oskar Tamm	119,5	1833	16	Hugo Treffner Gymnasium, Tartu	Estonia
Alexandra Rášši	119,5	2373	17	Stredná odborná škola Handlová	Slovakia
Dovydas Petkevičius	119,5	2573	18	Vilkaviskis Ausros gymnasium	Lithuania
Getter Vodi	119,5	2613	19	Tartu Jaan Poska Gymnasium	Estonia
Filip Popelka	119,5	2728	20	Gymnázium, Poštová, Košice	Slovakia

Top 20 Schools - excluding Czechia

School name	Country	World Rankings	Average number of points (10 students)	Time average (in seconds-10 students)
Gymnasium Grösslingova, Bratislava	Slovakia	1	118,35	2705,7
Gustav Adolf Grammar School, Tallinn	Estonia	2	117,05	3010,5
Miina Härma Gymnasium, Tartu	Estonia	4	116,8	2973,7
Klaipėdos "Ąžuolyno" gimnazija	Lithuania	7	116,05	3025,5
Tartu Jaan Poska Gymnasium	Estonia	8	115,95	2985,2
Hugo Treffner Gymnasium, Tartu	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
Tallinna Mustamäe Riigigümnaasium	Estonia	15	114,55	2891,5
Gymnázium Pezinok	Slovakia	17	114,4	3000,4
Prva sušačka hrvatska gimnazija u Rijeci	Croatia	20	114,3	3228,7
Riga State Gymnasium No 2	Latvia	21	114,25	1984,4
Pärnu Sütevaka Humanitaargümnaasium	Estonia	23	114,2	2836,2
Third Belgrade High School	Serbia	25	113,85	3373,5
Prirodoslovna škola Vladimira Preloga, Zagreb	Croatia	26	113,75	3319,3
Tallinn English College	Estonia	27	113,7	2148,2
Súkromné bilingválne gymnázium Česká, Bratislava	Slovakia	29	113,45	2772,1
Gymnázium, Poštová, Košice	Slovakia	30	113,45	2958,3
Evanjelické lýceum, Bratislava	Slovakia	32	113,45	3282,7

References

Simona Čiháková

Technical College of Civil Engineering

Pilsen, Czech Republic

Technical College of Civil Engineering in Pilsen Czech Republic is sending lots of thanks and regards and is looking forward to next competition! :) See U next year!

Mirela Andreis

Gimnazija Lucijana Vranjanina

Zagreb, Croatia

Thank you! I'm truly happy that our student and school were successful this year and I'm looking forward to our future participation in the Contest. Taking part in the Contest has been a great experience and I'm happy our students had an opportunity to take part in something different, modern and challenging. Wish you a merry Christmas and many blessings in the year to come!

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."

2025 TOP 20 Results – excl. Czechia