Students from Kozyrevsk display their talents at the regional "Zarnitsa 2.0" competition in Kamchatka.
In the heart of Kamchatka Krai, School No. 6 in the village of Kozirevsk is preparing to participate in the regional stage of the All-Russian military-patriotic game "Zarnitsa 2.0." The team, known as the "Storm," will represent the Ust-Kamchatsky district in the regional capital.
This modernized version of the classic Soviet-era youth military-sports game "Zarnitsa" aims to instill patriotism, physical fitness, teamwork, and military history knowledge among Russian schoolchildren. The game typically includes various activities such as obstacle courses, tactical exercises, first aid training, and quizzes related to military and patriotic themes.
Christina Mazurova, the chairperson of the district branch of "First Movement," has commented on the team's readiness for the game. According to Mazurova, "Zarnitsa 2.0" is a comprehensive test that requires physical endurance, ingenuity, and teamwork.
The "Storm" team's performance can be tracked through their Telegram channel, t.me/+p-MiORO3vEE5Njdi. Photo and video materials from the competitions can also be viewed on this channel.
Besides the competitive part, organizers have prepared a cultural-educational program for the participants. However, it remains unclear whether this program is part of the competition or a separate event.
The event's program spans several days, with participants taking on tasks related to historical and military themes. These tasks will require them to overcome physical challenges and solve communication problems.
The "Storm" team's participation in the regional stage is a result of winning at the municipal level. The nature of the interactions with the participants of the special military operation is not detailed.
For School No. 6 in Kozirevsk, participation in "Zarnitsa 2.0" holds particular significance as it provides students with an opportunity to engage actively in a respected patriotic tradition. It enhances the school's role in cultivating responsible citizenship and military-patriotic education. Moreover, success or involvement in such events can boost school spirit and community recognition, while also helping students develop useful skills such as discipline, leadership, and cooperation—all valuable for their personal growth and future endeavors.
The "Storm" team, representing Ust-Kamchatsky district, will participate in various sports-related activities during the All-Russian military-patriotic game "Zarnitsa 2.0." This competition includes obstacle courses, tactical exercises, and quizzes related to military and patriotic themes, encouraging physical endurance, creativity, and teamwork.
