On November 17, Narva Paju School joined the initiative of the President of Estonia, Alar Karis, and held a Day of Curiosity.
Together with Marina Jansen, head of the Center for Applied Ecology, we learned how products affect our health, what are harmful and normal additives in chips and sweets, and learned how to recognize eco-labels.
In October, with the support of KIK, students from the 6th and 9th grades of Paju School visited an interesting Maastikumäng class in Sinimäe.
This ecological program included orientation in the area, new knowledge about the Sinimäe landscape reserve, about the relief and the ability to work in a team. During the landscape game, our students not only had to answer questions, but also demonstrate their ability to handle the compass.
On October 21, the traditional Day of Empty Classrooms was held at Payu School. Pupils in grades 1-5 studied "Autumn on the coast of the Baltic Sea." They went to Narva-Jõesuu. The oldest children completed tasks in cartography and learned to navigate on the map. And the students of the 6th grade went to Sinnimäe altogether. Interesting tasks and good weather made this school day memorable!
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