The International Mendeleev Chemistry Olympiad for Schoolchildren is a competition that is held every year between students from a number of CIS, Baltic and South-Eastern European countries. This Olympiad occupies a unique place in the system of advanced academic subject competitions. Taking part in it are high school students who have each won their country's national chemistry Olympiads.

EuroChem and the Andrey Melnichenko Foundation act as general partners in the event. After all, in the near future, many of the young chemists now taking part in the Olympiad could become leading scientists in the best academic institutions and companies.

The EuroChem Cup is one of the largest tournaments for young hockey players in Russia and one of EuroChem's main social projects. Taking part in it are young sportsmen in the under 12 age group from small towns all over Russia and Europe.

This competition is designed to enrich children's lives and give them a taste of professional adult sport. But most importantly - it helps them to grow up healthy. Traditionally, at the end of the tournament, there is a match between a World Children's Team and a "Legends of Russian Hockey" team, which includes World, European and Olympic champions, as well as a number of Stanley Cup winners.

EuroChem has been the competition's general sponsor for many years. In 2017, the Andrey Melnichenko Foundation started directly supporting the tournament and established three special prizes: for the game played at the highest tempo, (the fastest player); for the most powerful game (the strongest player, with the most effective body checks); the most effective defender.

The summer school for gifted children, organized by the Andrey Melnichenko and "SGC - Warming hearts" foundations for students from grades 6-10, who have won competitions in physics, chemistry, mathematics, astronomy, design and programming, which are held for schoolchildren in the Altai, Krasnoyarsk, Stavropol, Kemerovo and Tula regions as well as the Republics of Khakassia and Tyva.

The project's participants are acquainted with basic research activities and independently carry out projects in their chosen field.

The main objectives and aims of the Scientific and Engineering Competition "Scientists of the Future" are the promotion of scientific knowledge, the identification and development of students' creative abilities and interest in the study of mathematics, physics, computer science, chemistry, biology and life sciences, earth sciences, technology and engineering, the creation of the requisite conditions for intellectual development, the support of gifted children, including among other things, assistance to schoolchildren with vocational guidance and continuing education.

Since 2010, the competition has been held at the site of the annual Russian Science Festival. In 2017, it was organized by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, the M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, the I.I. Polzunov Altai State Technical University with the support of the Andrey Melnichenko Foundation and the Siberian Generating Company.

The competition for the development of scenarios for the Physics and Mathematics Internet Olympiad for schoolchildren is an entirely new way of holding academic competitions, which allows pupils from grades 7-11 to participate from their own homes, without having to travel to the competition's venue.

Contestants present an original scenario of a training game, which relates to the coal mining industry and reflects the basic postulates and laws of the natural science disciplines. Moreover, the children are expected not only to come up with interesting questions for their peers but also develop a gaming product, with its own characters, background story and interesting locations. This allows participants not only to revise material from the school curriculum but also to develop their creative abilities.

The best works from the competition will be supplemented with problems in physics and mathematics with the help of academics from leading Russian universities and will be the basis for next year's physics and mathematics Internet Olympiad.

The festival was organized in 2016 for schoolchildren from seven regions of Russia, where the Siberian Coal Energy Company's businesses operate: the Krasnoyarsk, Zabaikal, Primorsky, Khabarovsk, Kemerovo and Murmansk regions and the Republic of Khakassia.

The main goal of this project is to attract as many children to chess classes as possible, increase their skills and nurture future Russian and world chess champions. Within the framework of the Festival, children compete in individual and team competitions and solve chess problems and compositions. The highlight event of the 2017 tournament was a simultaneous game with three-times chess champion Anatoly Karpov.