“Living Classics” is an international recitation competition among Russian-speaking children, students in grades 6-10. The goal of the Living Classics project is to popularize classical literature, revive the traditions of family reading, increase literacy levels and aesthetic education of the younger generation. As part of the competition, children recite excerpts from their favorite literary works, trying to fully reveal their artistic merits.

The ten most talented readers advance to the super final, the winners of which are determined by an independent jury. Superfinalists receive diplomas and gifts from the competition's sponsors, as well as the right to perform in the finals on Red Square in Moscow. The winners of the super final are the three participants who score the maximum number of points. The best readers are awarded diplomas, gifts and trips to summer children's camps “Living Classics”. You can take the first step towards victory and become a participant in the project after registering in your Personal Account on the Living Classics website.

Functionality of the Personal Account

Registration on the official website is a prerequisite for participation in the reading competition. The site provides two Personal Account options: for adults and children. Children are registered as participants in the competition, and adults are registered as curators of the school or district stage. After registration, project participants gain access to information about the time and date of the school, municipal and regional stages of the competition. In addition, in your Personal Account you can find out about the winners of previous stages, view photo reports of events and see a list of schools whose students are taking part in the project.

Registered users have the opportunity to apply for participation in regular and online competitions. The latter increases the chances of reaching the final of the All-Russian competition and receiving the main prize. A participant in an online competition uploads a video of his performance on YouTube channel and places a link to the video in your Personal Account. Those who collect the most likes win. Information about the winners of the online competition is published on the official website of the project.

Registration in your Personal Account “Living Classics”

The project website has sections “Registration of children” and “Registration of adults”. Contest participants must select the “Children Registration” tab and fill out the form with the following information:

• address Email;
• telephone number in international format;
• last name and first name;
• Class;
• age;
• Country of Residence;
• region;
• area;
• locality;
• school.

After clicking the “Register” button, an individual password is sent to the email address specified in the form, which must be entered in the appropriate field. Then the user receives to his phone number digital code, indicates it in the required line and completes the registration.

The curators of the competition - school directors, teachers, librarians - undergo a similar procedure. When registering, they must provide their position.

Authorization in your Personal Account “Living Classics”

To authorize in your Personal Account, you need a login - the email address specified during registration, and a personal password. If the user has saved his data in the browser, he can go to Personal Area after clicking the “Login” button on the main page. If the data is not saved, you need to enter your e-mail in the “Login” field, receive a new password and digital code to your phone number, and then go through authorization.

Customer support for your personal account

If difficulties arise during the registration and authorization process, the user can use the services technical support. The official website of the Living Classics project has instructions for users, which are aimed primarily at curators of school and district stages. The instructions will help you “link” schools in the district to your Personal Account, post reports on the intermediate stages of the competition, and submit information about unregistered project participants.

How to disable your Personal Account

There is no shutdown function in the Personal Account, so the user has free access to his page at any time. In your Personal Account, you can always edit your profile if any data has changed: age, position, last name, region and city of residence, school number.

Security and privacy rules

When registering, the user consents to the processing of personal data. In turn, the operator undertakes to maintain the confidentiality of the information provided and to prevent its unlawful dissemination in accordance with Federal Law No. 152.

The All-Russian competition for young readers “Living Classics” is a unique event in its scale to promote reading among children. As part of the competition, teenagers aged 10-13 years recite excerpts from their favorite prose works. The competition was established in 2011. 20,000 sixth-graders from 7 Russian cities (St. Petersburg, Moscow, Yaroslavl, Tver, Tomsk, Kirov, Gavrilov-Yam) took part in the pilot project. The jury of the competition included famous Russian writers M. Weller, A. Korolev, V. Popov and others. In 2012, the First All-Russian competition for young readers “Living Classics” received the patronage of the Ministry of Culture Russian Federation, Minis...

The All-Russian competition for young readers “Living Classics” is a unique event in its scale to promote reading among children. As part of the competition, teenagers aged 10-13 years recite excerpts from their favorite prose works. The competition was established in 2011. 20,000 sixth-graders from 7 Russian cities (St. Petersburg, Moscow, Yaroslavl, Tver, Tomsk, Kirov, Gavrilov-Yam) took part in the pilot project. The jury of the competition included famous Russian writers M. Weller, A. Korolev, V. Popov and others. In 2012, the First All-Russian competition for young readers “Living Classics” received the patronage of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Science and Education of the Russian Federation, the Federal Agency for press and mass communications and was supported by the heads of all regions of the Russian Federation. From February 1 to June 1, 2012, sixth-graders across the country read aloud their favorite prose literary texts, trying to reveal their meaning and figurative structure as fully as possible. In 2013, the reading competition became international. In total, about 2.5 million teenagers from 83 regions of the Russian Federation took part in the competition in 2013, as well as Russian-speaking children from Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Poland and Turkey.

Due to the huge number of people wishing to take part in the competition this year and due to the huge number of questions regarding the operation of the site, the organizers of the competition are extending registration until February 15, 2016!

Now you can see which schools in your area have registered and which are lagging behind! To do this, you need to click on 2016 on the main page (http://www.youngreaders.ru/offline/278/index.phtml) and select the region you need, divided into districts and schools. All registered schools will be reflected in the list. Schools not on the list need to be reminded to register URGENTLY.

We remind you: EVERYONE must register - both students and those responsible for the competition.

If the educational institution is not on the website:

1. You need to register.

Within 3 days from the moment the letter is sent, the technical specialist will add your school to the list, and you will be able to indicate your educational institution in your profile (Section “Edit Profile”).

The International Competition of Russian-Speaking Readers was established by the Non-Profit Foundation “Living Classics” in 2011. The project is aimed at increasing the popularity of literature among the younger generation, nurturing thoughtful young readers and returning to the traditions of family reading.

The winners of the “Living Classics” competition, who have passed all stages of selection, are awarded educational trips and trips, valuable gifts, certificates for staying in international children’s camps, as well as theater master classes.

The final of the project takes place on Red Square, and the jury members include famous artists, writers and TV presenters. To be able to apply for participation in the competition, you must register on the portal and have access to your Living Classics personal account.

Personal account features

Access to your Living Classics personal account opens up a lot of opportunities for competition participants, parents and curators:

1. You will have access to the “Living Classics” community, where you can quickly receive information about ongoing events, dates of competition stages, and also communicate with other participants on the forum.
2. You get the opportunity to apply for participation in the “Living Classics” competitions for young readers, both face-to-face and online.
3. Authorized users have the right to vote for their favorite participants.
4. Registered participants have the opportunity to view media materials presented on the portal, subscribe to webinars, and also use the online library.

Users of the Living Classics community can view archival materials on the portal, as well as study lists of schools participating in various stages of the competition.

Registration of a personal account

To create a personal account on the Living Classics portal, you need to find the “Register” button on the main page of the site. After the transition, you need to choose whether you are a participant or a curator, since registration forms and the functionality of your personal account for children and adults are significantly different.

https://youngreaders.ru/register— Live classics registration

Future participants of the competition must follow the following algorithm:

1. Select the “Children Registration” tab.
2. Fill out the registration form, which includes fields for entering important contact information (full name, telephone, e-mail, address, school number, class, age, gender).
3. After filling out the form, click the “Register” button.
4. Go to personal mail specified during registration and open an automatically generated letter with an individual identifier.
5. Return to the registration section and enter the password sent to you by email in the appropriate field.
6. Enter the digital code from the SMS received on your phone in the required field.

Selecting participant status: participant, curator, fan

Email confirmation

Entering your password

This completes the registration of the participant on the Living Classics portal. Now you will have access to all the features of an authorized user, and most importantly, you will be able to submit applications for participation in face-to-face and online competitions established by the Non-Profit Foundation.

Curators (parents, school principals, librarians, teachers) also carry out a similar procedure for entering data, but when registering on the portal, they also need to indicate their place of work, as well as their position.

Login to your personal account

Subsequent authorization on the portal and entry into the Living Classic personal account are carried out using a simple algorithm: the e-mail specified during registration is used as the login, and the personal identification code that you received by mail is used as the password.

https://youngreaders.ru/lk.html— login to your personal account Living Classics

Recovery forgotten password- also quite simple procedure. Click on the active link “Forgot your password?” located under the authorization form, enter your email address in the field and click on the button. A new ID will be sent to your email. Enter the received password in the desired line, wait for the SMS with the code to arrive on your phone. After all these manipulations, you will be able to use all the functionality of your “Living Classics” personal account again.

Contacts and technical support

You can register in the LC, as well as receive information about events and ongoing competitions on the official website of the non-profit foundation youngreaders.ru

Login to your Live Classics personal account using this link youngreaders.ru/lk.html

If you have any difficulties during registration, subsequent authorization, or have questions about using the service, you can always contact technical support by sending to [email protected] email.

In general, all the activities of the organization and the features of participation in competitive programs are described in detail in the relevant sections of the portal. Here curators can get all the necessary information about the application submission algorithm, instructions for linking schools to your personal account, as well as rules for conducting school and district stages of the Living Classics competition and posting reports on their results.

“Living Classics” is an international competition for young readers, established by the Non-Profit Foundation of the same name in 2011 as a project aimed at increasing the popularity of literature among young readers. Over the years, the jury members included famous artists, TV presenters, actors and writers, and the winners were awarded educational trips to other countries, certificates to international children's camps, valuable gifts, and training in theater skills. You can register as a participant in the competition through your Live Classics personal account, available on the official website of the competition.

Personal account features

By registering a Living Classics personal account, future participants of the competition, as well as their parents and curators, have the opportunity to:

• Participate in the Living Classics community.
• Apply online to participate in the competition for young readers.
• Vote for other participants.
• Use an extensive library and view media materials.
• Participate in discussions.
• Subscribe to webinars.
• View the latest competition and community news.

Registration and login to your personal account

To register a personal account, you must select the appropriate menu item on the left side home page site. Next, you should indicate which participant is being registered: an adult, a curator or a student. Registration forms for them will be different.

For future participants in the competition, you will need to fill out a form containing only your full name, email address and desired password. After this, the entrance to your Live Classics personal account becomes available. However, to complete an application for participation in the competition, you must fill out a separate form and send it by clicking the button in your personal account “Take part in...”.

You can recover your account password directly on the website by using the corresponding button on the login page for your Living Classics personal account. Next, in the field that appears, enter the email address specified when registering your account. will be sent to him detailed instructions to restore credentials. Following the instructions, you should reset the old one and create a new login password.