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!
On April 20, Payu school hosted a traditional Creative Festival for children with special educational needs. For the past three years, this event has been held in a virtual environment, and now, finally, the guys were able to get together. Pupils of Kreenholm Gymnasium, Kesklinna Gymnasium and Paju School took part in the event.
This week two teachers from Narva Paju School - Larisa Shaparenko and Natalia Kulpina are working in the wonderful Porkuni Kool.
During the week, they will participate as "shadows" in all classes and activities at this school. Classes are held in Estonian, so that our teachers not only gain new knowledge, but also improve their level of proficiency in the state language.
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