Events

The final bell rang at school—a special day for graduates, students, parents, and teachers. For some, it marked the beginning of a long-awaited vacation; for others, a new chapter in their lives. The school community congratulated the students on the end of the academic year and wished them success, inspiration, and remarkable achievements.

As part of the Community Project, the school's students created a series of short films about the challenges teenagers face. Through stories about envy, gossip, and loneliness, the authors demonstrate the importance of support and understanding. The project helped the participants develop their creativity, research skills, and teamwork.

The other day, an event dedicated to Victory Day was held at our school.

The celebration dedicated to Defender of the Fatherland Day was vibrant, joyful, and truly heartwarming!

9th- and 11th-grade students held meetings with a psychologist to help them cope with exam stress. Students were able to openly discuss their experiences, learned breathing techniques and stress-reduction methods, and felt important support and reassurance that they were not alone.

The first-grade class held a lesson focused on developing empathy and team-building. Together with a teacher-psychologist, the students discussed the importance of mutual support and created a video with a message of support. The lesson's motto was "All for one, one for all!"