dear 11th formers,
the samples of some new essays are on page WE SIT EXAMS
and here are the pics to demonstrate our outdoors class- the one we had on a lovely spring day when the rooms were stuffy and the nature was welcoming.
so, we took parts of : a teacher, a guide, a pupil, a reporter, etc... we described the school surroundings, sports grounds including, the classes in biology and PE  that are held in hot weather,: we also discussed the social living conditions and the housing nearby.
we learned more how to describe the weather and human activities in Present Progressive and Perfect grammar  forms.

dear 11th formers, turn to the page WE SIT EXAMS -there are samples how to write essays on different topics and situations


and....for everybody there's something peculiar on the page ADVICE FROM A CATERPILLAR

best of luck, 
N.A.

dear 6th formers,
don't miss the story on country-study on your page.
and there's some grammar hint how to keep word order ( using adverbs) -turn to page ADVICE FROM A CATERPILLAR





and for the 11th formers there is a new stuff 
WE SIT EXAMS

dear friends, 

here is good news for you, two of our girls -Mary Gorefulina and Natalia Svekolkina have successfully participated in the OPEN PHONETIC CONTEST at the faculty of Romance and German Philology. it was held in order to pay tribute to the greatest poet and playwright WILLIAM SHALESPEARE. i saw it with my own eyes, i heard id with my own ears- i;m sure, Shakespeare couldn't have done better!!!

VOW! we've done it! the idea to represent the famous creations by W.Shakespeare seemed bold at first. but this day has proved that all doors are open to  willing hearts. we had our own THEATRICALS AT SCHOOL. our students recited sonnets, sang ballads, performed different parts.

it was a real reveil of talents. the spectators watched the greatest pages of Shakespeare's books  "alive". there were scenes from KING LEAR, MACBETH, ROMEO AND JULIET, TAMING OF THE SHREW. GREAT JOB! GOOD OF US!!
and we can't but mention the posters depicted on the walls- these are illustrations from  great Shakespeare, dedicated to the 450th anniversary of his birth-date.

dear friends,

 the great day is coming- the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare's day of birth.
enjoy  the theatricals at noon (assembly hall),  watch the videos on the wide screen, spare a moment at the posters in the halls.
have a nice day on April,  23d!
lots of love, N.A.

dear 6th formers, 
there are three videos on your page in support of our learning-negative prefixes- watch them and break your leg!!!
lots of love, N.A.

Dear 6th formers,
the basic story for your home task (on ecology) is published on your page. follow the sample and ... break your leg!

Dear friends,
spring brings new meetings and pleasant events.
we welcome our school leavers and graduates who are back to school, but in a new state-they are students to undergo practice of teaching English
here is Andrey Nagaitsev and Irene Kapitonova (out-2009)

and the guy who is a constant spring visitor- Arthur Arsamasov (out-20004)

dear friends,
a great date is approaching-the 450th anniversary of William Shakespeare's day of birth!
the cultural world is going to join the celebrations.
let's have our share, too. here is the agenda of Shakespearean Week in school. we are supposed to:
*create a poster to illustrate the tragedy by W.Sh. (our choice is OTHELLO)-April 21st
**introduce the tragedy in 5 minutes (with some theatricals elements)-April 23d
***participate in the contest of sonnets translations-April 22nd
****participate in the contest in phonetics (Shakespearean Readings) (state University, the faculty of foreign languages)-22nd April

to support your learning of  complete Shakespeare,  watch some videos with the summary of books: