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Results of the Reading Aloud Competition in Grades 1–3
Eighteen students from Grades 1–3, two from each class, took part in the final of the “Loud and Clear” competition in the school library. The jury awarded prizes to three students and gave two honourable mentions.
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Open day: families of future first-graders at school
More than a hundred families visited us on Saturday. The children saw the first-grade classrooms and the after-school club, and parents talked with teachers, the school counsellor and the speech therapist.
Read more →Open day on Saturday: we invite future first-graders
On Saturday from 10:00 to 13:00 we will show parents and children the classrooms, the after-school club and the canteen. Teachers will answer questions, and children can join in activities.
Read more →Reading Together: older students read to pre-schoolers
In the Reading Together project, students from Grades 6–8 read to children from the pre-school classes once a week. Ten new readers joined the group in the second term.
Read more →Admissions to pre-school classes for five- and six-year-olds
We are accepting applications for the school's three pre-school classes. Admissions run at the same time as first-grade enrolment, for three weeks at the beginning of March.
Read more →“Loud and Clear” Reading Aloud Competition for Grades 1–3
Students in Grades 1–3 will read aloud a passage from a book of their choice. Class heats will take place at the end of February, and the final in March in the school library.
Read more →First-grade admissions for the 2026/2027 school year
Children from the school's catchment area are admitted on the basis of an application, while candidates from outside the area take part in the enrolment procedure. Admissions run for three weeks at the beginning of March.
Read more →Safer Internet Day: activities in every class
We spent the whole day on sensible internet use: every class had age-appropriate activities, and the older classes launched a poster competition on good behaviour online.
Read more →Second term: timetable, extra activities and after-school club
After the winter break we are back to our usual routine: the timetable stays the same, and clubs and specialist classes run from the first day of the second term.
Read more →Winter day camp: the first week of the winter break at school
Forty students from Grades 1–4 spent the first week of the winter break at school: doing arts and crafts, playing games in the gym and going ice skating.
Read more →Carnival ball for Grades 1–3 in the gym
The youngest children spent the last afternoon before the break at a ball: there were costumes, a contest for the most interesting outfit, dancing together and games prepared by the teachers.
Read more →Safe winter break: rules on the ice, on the slopes and at home
In form periods we reminded students of the rules for a safe winter holiday, and we ask parents to check the organiser of any trip before choosing it.
Read more →Winter break at school: day camp and after-school club on duty
In the first week of the winter break we run a day camp for students in Grades 1–4, and in the second week the after-school club is on duty for children signed up in advance by their parents.
Read more →The library before the winter break: longer loans and reading suggestions
For the winter break we lend books for the whole holiday, and for each group of classes we have prepared a list of suggestions for reading at home, not only from the set books.
Read more →Mid-year grading and parents' meetings after the break
Before the break we close the first semester: teachers enter predicted grades, and the teachers' council approves the grading. After the break, parents meet form teachers.
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