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During the autumn school holiday, 26 students took part in a unique science camp created by AHHAA Science Centre and Rakett69 Teadusstuudiod. The aim of the camp was to popularize science among school students, give students an opportunity to figure out different things on their own, make something with their hands, and put the theories learned in school to practise. The camp was also an opportunity to fill in possible knowledge gaps created by the pandemic.
Education workers and the Ministry of Education and Research ask parents and students to vaccinate against Covid-19 virus so that the Estonian schools could remain open and safe.
Parents are welcomed to a virtual meeting in MS Teams on November 3, 18.00.
The agenda:
1) School board summary of 2020/2021 school year
2) Summary of welfare survey of students and teachers
3) Implementation of school development plan
4) Information about teaching and educational work
On October 15 our youngest students, year 1, visited Iisaku Museum. They learned about Estonian national costumes and folk games.
Years 3 and 4 visited Palamuse Museum on October 14. The students took a part in an old time school lesson. The classroom had desks that seated four students. On the desks there were ink pots and quills. Students could try out how it is to write with a quill pen. They learned about the old time lessons (e.g. bible study, calligraphy) and saw some very rare objects from the past.
The first students to walk on our new slackline will be awarded!
Have fun practising!
October 19 -20
Oct 19 Russian fairy tales in the auditorium
Oct 20 songs from Russian cartoons in the auditorium
The International Teachers’ Day was celebrated by giving the teachers “a day off” while the oldest students gave lessons to the younger ones. There were also ceremonies and giving thanks to our teachers. The World Teachers' Day is celebrated every year on October 5th.
Our school celebrated the European Day of Languages on Friday, 24th September.
There was a quiz about languages. Students could also take part in a radio quiz and guess the languages they heard. In the radio quiz there were children reading excerpts from the book „The Little Prince“ in different languages.
October is the reading month and National Book Month. Mäetaguse Basic School invites its students to bring a book to the school library and exchange it for another book brought to school by someone else.
There is also a reading challenge! Fill in a paper (shaped like a small railcar) with details of the book you read, write a short introduction of the book, and put it on the book wall.
