Every February, 15 the whole world celebrates World Computer Day, which marks achievements in the field of information technology. This date was chosen in honour of the creation of the first electronic computer, ENIAC, which was launched on 15 February 1946. On this day, together with our students , we studied the history of the...Read More

Valentine’s Day, which falls on 14 February, is an unofficial holiday for all lovers and is celebrated around the world. It is a traditional holiday that has survived for many centuries and is one of the most popular after St Nicholas Day. On this day, we created the Tree of Love together with the Minister...Read More

On Monday, the children joined the celebration of the Peanut Butter Day and learnt interesting facts about its origin. During a cooking class, students created their own paste and tasted cookies with nut paste and jam. Tuesday was a day without phones. We encouraged everyone to refuse to use gadgets on this day. We also...Read More

International Pizza Day is celebrated annually on 9 February. The classic Margherita was invented by the Italian Raffaele Esposito about 200 years ago. Prototypes of pizza existed in the ancient world, for example, in Ancient Greece and later in Rome, where flat bread was prepared with olives, herbs and oil. People in every country add...Read More

We have a large number of bilingual students in our school, so we organised a competition to allow them to demonstrate their language skills. The first stage of this event took place in the classrooms, where children presented their knowledge and skills. Then the winners of this stage went on to the school competition, where...Read More

We are pleased to report that our students have proved to be not only active participants in the learning process, but also creative individuals with a desire to express themselves through art. The initiative to paint for the school exhibition is a great way to showcase their talents. Also, the auction evening we plan to...Read More

Today, on Tuesday, we have invited Maria Liudkevych, a famous Ukrainian poetess who plays a significant role in the literary life of Ukraine in the 21st century. She is known as a muse, mother, and great friend to young readers who inspires them to write. Also today, our school celebrates World No Phone Day, which...Read More

Peanut butter is very popular in countries where English is spoken. In some of them, a nut butter sandwich has become a recognised breakfast. Today, together with the students, we studied the history of the celebration of the Peanut Butter Day and learned interesting facts about its origin. During the culinary masterclass, the students learnt...Read More

2 February 2011 marked the first Ukulele Day, an international holiday dedicated to a miniature musical instrument with a unique sound. On this day, children were given the opportunity to learn more about the history of the Hawaiian guitar by learning a theme song that helps them to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of this...Read More

On the first Wednesday of February, the global community of book lovers celebrates World Reading Day, an idea introduced in 2010 by the LitWorld project. This day is intended to stimulate interest in reading, especially among young people, and is celebrated by promoting conversations and discussions about what they have read with family and friends....Read More