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From the first February until the eleventh, our students get an extra activities in math and science. The students participate in workshops where they are learning about numbers and math, geography, nature and national parks, and make experiments.
Starting from January 25 all the students learn in the school house. There are regular warm school meals, speech therapy lessons and hobby classes. Hobby classes are only for the same class students.
Timetable
1. 9.00 - 9.45
2. 9.55 - 10.40
Lunch for years 1-3 10.40 - 11.00
3. 11.00 - 11.45
Lunch for years 4-6 11.45 - 12.00
4. 12.00 - 12.45
Number 8 looks like a snowman and number 1 looks like its broom. International World Day of Snowman has been celebrated since 2010 and its originator was Cornelius Graetz- a man who has the world’s biggest snowman collection. Snowmen symbolise friendliness and sympathy. They also help us to think about and get some attention on climate change.
Our school called for students to make snowmen out of snow or some other materials, draw snowmen, make up songs or poems about them in order to keep alive the lovely winter tradition.
We are on distance learning from December 14th until the Christmas holiday due to the new restrictions in order to stop the spread of the Corona virus. We hope to see our students back in the schoolhouse as soon as the Government and Covid-19 allows. School break
Happy holidays! Stay safe!
The First Advent Sunday has come and gone and as a tradition, Mäetaguse school family has announced its own peace of Christmas. Every teacher was given a red lantern with a burning candle so that the warmth and light of the season of hope and joy would reach our classrooms and students. We wish you all a peaceful and happy December!
An annual song competition VIISIRATAS which is meant for Alutaguse children and young people was held on the 21st of November in Iisaku. This year there were 31 contestants who had come from Illuka, Iisaku and Mäetaguse. They performed in front of a jury consisting of five people. All the singers from our school did very well!
A special prize as the best band soloist was given to Elisabeth Kivikalju.
Arvi Avel received a prize for the most joyful and whimsical song performance.
Evelin Padda got a special prize for a song storytelling.
On the 16th of November we had our first international meeting for our project „No waste but haste for a better fate. Due to Covid-19 we coudn’t travel and so had our meeting via Zoom. From our school we had 5 students and 5 members of our school staff participating the meeting. On the ohter side of the screen we had teachers and students from the City of Arta in Mallorca (Spain), City of Antalya (Turkey), City of Worms (Germany), City of Ramnicu Valcea (Romania) and the City of Schiedam (Netherlands).
The topic of our school’s first project day is wintry roads and traffic and it will take place on Nov 24th. Students will learn and practise how to be more careful in wintry traffic conditions and how to pay more attention to their safety.
Measures in public places and public transport
Parent-teacher conference is postponed due to wide spread of Covid-19 in our region.
