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Every year, according to the already established tradition, at the beginning of the school year, a week of adaptation is held for newly arrived students. This year was also no exception. Trainings for acquaintance, rallying and team education were organized for 7th grade students. Morning sessions were held, the purpose of which was to give students a positive attitude for the whole day; during breaks, active games were organized for relaxation and rest.
The themes of the curatorial hours were dedicated to the mission and values of the school. And also a rope course program was held to unite the team into one team. The 7th grade students themselves defined the rules in the classroom. In the second school week, the Merry Start relay was organized.
Where each class had to go through a series of tests, along the route and at the end to find a treasure. They came to the game to support the children and the parents of the students. Children learned to set a common goal for all and achieve it. In the classroom, leadership was distributed among the students so that each student could show their talents. Students were identified who will be further involved in creative and social projects, a press center.
The student chose hobby groups and clubs for themselves. It is planned that they will start visiting them next week. Also high school students, in their shanyraks, actively get to know each other and explain the rules to their sponsors. It is planned to conduct curatorial hours with the involvement of parents, as well as curatorial hours on the topic of time management, together with the school librarians, hold a TEDx conference for students on the eve of Teacher’s Day.
It is worth noting that the adaptation program was carried out in compliance with all sanitary standards.
Curators of 7th grade