January 2025 event schedule
The school hosted an informative parent seminar exploring the reasons behind children’s disobedience. The psychologist discussed how behavior develops, what influences emotional responses, and how adults can support children during challenging moments. Parents received practical guidance and clear, helpful insights.
The school held a creative essay contest titled “Letter to Santa Claus.” Students wrote heartfelt letters, sharing their dreams, wishes, and festive spirit. The essays were warm, imaginative, and full of holiday cheer.
The school celebrated Thanksgiving Day — a holiday of gratitude and kindness. Students shared what they are thankful for, performed creative acts, and took part in festive activities. The event fostered a warm atmosphere and reminded everyone of the importance of appreciation and generosity.
Students took part in a creative workshop where they painted wooden figurines. They selected colors, expressed their imagination, and transformed simple blanks into bright and unique decorative pieces. The activity created a warm and inspiring atmosphere.
In honor of the International Day of Older Persons, students prepared a heartfelt charity concert at the Home for the Elderly. They performed songs, dances, and readings, bringing joy, warmth, and care to the residents. The event was filled with appreciation and respect for the older generation.
The school held an informative parent seminar on children’s developmental crises. The psychologist explained key growth stages, behavioral characteristics at different ages, and effective ways to support children. The session helped parents better understand their children’s needs.
Students presented a stage performance titled “Morality,” using artistic expression to highlight the importance of ethical values and making the right choices. The performance was engaging, meaningful, and encouraged the audience to reflect on essential life principles.