Are there contests for green programmers?

Question

Programming

Hello. Tell me please. Here I am a schoolboy, I am fond of Olympiad programming, I took part in the contest (team) 1 time in the 9th grade, I didn’t play a special role, there was an All-Russian winner in the team, and I ended up due to a lack of people in the team. I’m finishing 10, gradually programming fades into the background due to serious preparation in other subjects, roughly speaking I didn’t write the Olympiad, I’ll pass the exam without problems. I understand late, but there is a great desire to participate and just continue to develop in programming Olympiads. Knowledge is scarce for 2 years. I know how to sort, DP, Binpoisk, Long, Elementary data structures like heaps and lists. Due to the lack of goals, the enthusiasm has also disappeared, so I want to know if there are online contests for the green ones like me? Listening to adults
I wrote a lot of useless information. What's the question. Are there contests for my level where I can participate quite often (once a month, twice). Or maybe you know how to return the enthusiasm to the cause. For solving problems, learning new topics, just to be able to ... Interest in the matter goes out. At what it happens not with one programming. In general, many thanks in advance

Answer 1

Is there English?
Try regular SRM on topcoder. Of course, you won’t have enough stars at first, but you should be able to do the first task, and the second - from time to time, it seems to me, and this is quite enough for motivation. Moreover, you can look for mistakes from others without solving anything at all, and this is also very exciting :)
You can look at projecteuler, this is not a competition, but more for yourself, but it also spurs you on.

Answer 2

Interest in the case goes out - this is because you do not apply knowledge in practice.

Answer 3

Well, take the puzzles and solve them, there are a lot of them.
At one time I won the Olympiad in the 11th grade in computer science, I started studying at the end of the 10th, before that I had never seen computers at all.