Projects

🍂Literary Marathon (Autumn Game Series)

🍁Our literary marathon has come to an end. The students had to read as many literary works as possible within a short amount of time. Students from different classes competed: some read the fairy-tale story by contemporary author Andrey Usachyov, “Kotoboy, or The Adventures of Cats on Sea and Land,” while another class enthusiastically read the short stories of Viktor Dragunsky. 🥳The final lessons were lively and full of fun! 🤩The students raced to draw cats, answered que

Nov 30, 2025

🎃 Happy Halloween!

👻 Our school celebrated a fun and not-at-all-scary Halloween! Students and staff came dressed in bright and creative costumes. During breaks, everyone had the chance to play games, have fun, and make some noise. All the kids received gifts. 🌟 In some classes, we held our now-traditional quest game “In Search of Treasure.” Envelopes with tasks in grammar, reading, and speech development were prepared in advance. Each envelope also contained a clue indicating the next direct

Oct 28, 2025

Literary project on the works of Alexander Pushkin

“My friends, our union is wonderful!” It was with these very words that the final lesson of a large literary project dedicated to the works of A. S. Pushkin began. The goal of the project was to read as many of Pushkin’s works as possible within a short period of time—works devoted to the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum, its opening (on October 19, 1811), and his friends. It was important to understand the complex (and now archaic) vocabulary and to learn to read the beautiful lines wi

Oct 22, 2025