The school in pictures
Join us for a short walk around the school: from the first bell to the last activities at the after-school club.
On this page we show what an ordinary school day looks like. Reports from trips, ceremonies and competitions are published in the galleries.
Lessons where things happen
We teach through questions, experiments and group work. Every student can put their hand up, make a mistake and try again.
There are on average 23 students in a class, so the teacher knows every child well.
Labs for discovering
In the science lab and the chemistry and physics lab, students carry out experiments and observations themselves. Under the microscope they look at what they have read about in the textbook.
In the computer lab every student has their own workstation, and in the art and technology room they build models and mock-ups.
Library with reading room
Over 14,000 volumes, a reading room with places for independent work and a corner dedicated to the school's patron. The library is open Monday to Friday from 8:00.
During breaks you can quickly borrow a book, and after lessons you can stay longer with a project or a set book.
Movement every day
The gym, the movement room for the younger grades and the multi-purpose playing field with a running track are used by students all year round.
After lessons we run free sports activities: handball, basketball, dance and corrective exercise.
After lessons at the after-school club
The after-school club is open from 6:30 to 17:00 in four rooms. Children do their homework here, read, play games and go out to the playground.
They eat lunch in the canteen in their sitting, supervised by after-school club teachers.
The school up close