Irafsky District
Irafsky District

Welcome to the Irafsky District of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania. Located in the southwestern part of the republic, most of the district is mountainous. It borders Georgia, the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, and the Digorsky and Alagirsky districts. The administrative center is the village of Chikola. The population is over 15,000 people, mainly Ossetians and Russians. The Ossetians of the district speak the Digor dialect of the Ossetian language. The economy of the Irafsky District is based on agriculture—there are five collective farms and four state farms here. The district also has a consumer services complex, housing and utilities enterprises, and the Fasnalskaya Hydroelectric Power Plant. Tourism is well developed. The district is rich in historical, cultural, and natural monuments. The Alania National Park is located in the district, where there are many mountaineering, tourist, and ecological trails.

The Irafsky District Supplementary Education Center, based at School No. 1 in the village of Chikola, organized a tournament based on the legendary intellectual game "What? Where? When?", bringing together the most inquisitive and knowledgeable schoolchildren and contributing to the goals and objectives of the "Youth and Children" national project.

The success of the sixth-graders from School No. 1 was a particular source of pride. The students demonstrated deep knowledge in a wide range of fields, brilliant logic, teamwork, and the ability to think outside the box under pressure.

For their significant intellectual achievements, resourcefulness, and erudition, the students were awarded certificates of honor.

The Irafsky District Supplementary Education Center continues to create a platform for the development of talented students.

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