The event offered a unique opportunity for high school students from across the region to showcase their technical skills, creativity and team spirit.
Our pupils took part in four of the six competitions, which tested their knowledge of programming, digital literacy and working with modern technologies. A notable example was the Minecraft Education programming discipline, where students demonstrated their ability to algorithmise and collaborate to solve a complex task in a simulated environment.
| Name of discipline | Description | Team composition: | Location |
| Programming in Minecraft Education | Teamwork on programming and algorithmization in Minecraft. | Filip Adamec, Tadeáš Řehoř, Václav Janda (all 1st ER) | 3rd place |
| Programming micro:bit | Team algorithmization and micro:bit programming. | Petr Syrovátka, Jiří Ferenczi, Marek Klein (all 1st ER) | 3rd place |
| 3D printing | Making an adjustable phone holder. | Lukáš Brunclík, Marek Buřič (both 3rd ER) | 3rd place |
| Programming mBot2 | Problem solving and technical project presentation with mBot2 robot. | Vojtěch Šišpela, Lukáš Pavlík, Pavel Vincenec (all 3.ER) | Participation |
We would like to thank all the organizers, lecturers and judges for their professional approach and support of young talents. Many thanks also to our students for their commitment, ideas and excellent representation of the school. DigiDen 2025 confirmed that we are heading in the right direction and that technology can really entertain and inspire. We look forward to next year's edition!
(Jan Petrasek)
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