BANYUWANGI – The world of education in Banyuwangi should be proud of the achievements of one of the students, Dennis Deviandoni. SMPN students 1 Banyuwangi managed to carve gold ink when he joined the Indonesian national science team in the International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) in Iran recently.
In the championship that was held 1-10 the December, Dennis managed to support the Indonesian national science team in third place as the country with the most medals. Indonesia to compete with 32 the country was successful 2 not a medal, 2 silver medal, and 6 bronze medal. The first position is occupied by Chinese Taipei, and the second position is Russia. Dennis succeeded in donating silver and bronze medals for the Indonesian national science team at the event.
“The championship competes against physics, chemistry, and biology,“Dennis said in the championship, Dennis left for Iran together 12 person. The success of the student from Wongsorejo is a special gift for SMPN 1 Banyuwangi and Banyuwangi will soon be celebrating their 241st anniversary. The school appreciated this success by parading the bespectacled students around town. For his achievements, Dennis received an invitation from Banyuwangi Regent Abdullah Azwar Anas.
After being counted, Dennis was accompanied by the Head of the Education Office, Sulihtiyono, and the Head of the SMPN 1 Banyuwangi Enni Purwaningrum immediately met the number one person in the aforementioned Banyuwangi Regency Government. Dennis confessed, while in Iran all team members performed optimally in order to give the best. Even, before heading to Iran, all team members follow the quarantine held in Jakarta for about two weeks.
For that achievement, Dennis also harvest awards. In addition to getting a splash bonus, class IX students from Bangsring Village, Wongsorejo District, he also received offers from several favorite schools in the country so that he would continue his studies there. "But I want to go to Banyuwangi first for the time being," said the winner of the best experiment in OSN 2012 the. (radar)
