By tradition, on the eve of Mother's Day, a big festive concert was held in Paju school. A touching atmosphere reigned that evening in the Assembly Hall. Young artists were worried, because for many it was a debut. Parents were worried no less than children and joyfully applauded after each number. There were very emotional and exciting performances, they were fervent and funny. And after the concert, while the parents were at parent-teacher meetings, the guys managed to make bright postcards for their mothers.

On May 2, Chancellor of Law Ülle Madise, accompanied by Chancellery advisers, paid a visit to Narva Paju School. The guests were interested in the work of the school with children with special educational needs, visited the Student's House and talked with the school staff.
In a solemn atmosphere, gifts were presented to the school, including portraits of the presidents of Estonia. The portrait of Alar Karis is personally signed by the President.
The guests were presented with souvenirs created by the students of Paju School.

On April 21, the traditional Day of Empty Classrooms was held at Paju School. This time it was devoted to mathematics. The classes went on a hike around the city. The route lists indicated not only the points of visit, but also the tasks. With the help of available tools, the guys created geometric shapes and measured objects, plotted a route and played BINGO. What an interesting end to the quarter at Paju school!