The last bells have rung, and the school years are behind. And so, on a warm summer evening, students of Secondary School No. 3 gathered for a solemn event to bid farewell to teachers, school friends, and the walls of the educational institution, which had become dear over eleven years.
The last bells have rung, and school years are behind. And so, on a warm summer evening, students of Secondary School No. 3 gathered for a solemn event to bid farewell to teachers, school friends, and the walls of the educational institution, which had become dear over eleven years.
The school principal, Alexander
Brutsky-Stempkovsky, congratulated the students on completing an important stage
in their lives. He wished the graduates good health, responsible and safe
behaviour, and the right choice of their future path. Alexander Nikolaevich
expressed words of gratitude to the parents for raising their children and for
bringing them to this particular school eleven years ago.
– From tomorrow, you are entering adult life. Teachers and parents helped you overcome the thorny path of school life. Always remember them, treat them with respect and love, – said Alexander Nikolaevich. – For eleven years, you have grown together here, bringing joy to each other, and from tomorrow, like fledglings, you will fly to different corners of the country. What will happen to each of you in five, ten, fifteen years, of course, no one knows. But wherever you may be, wherever fate may take you, there is a small Secondary School No. 3 on the map of our country, where you are loved, awaited, and welcomed.
The students were solemnly presented with certificates of general secondary education.
Many boys and girls received commendation certificates for their academic
achievements. The graduates were also awarded diplomas and certificates for
excellent academic performance, exemplary behaviour, victories and participation
in competitions, olympiads, and events, for sporting achievements and active
participation in competitions of various levels, as well as for active
participation in the social life of the class and the school. Anastasia Kovalyonok,
Marina Kulesh, Daniil Telitsa, and Olga Chernysh received certificates with
honours and were awarded gold medals. Students of the eleventh "B" class were
also presented with certificates of vocational training.
The deputy principal for academic affairs, Tatyana Kulesh, and the deputy
principal for educational work addressed the graduates with congratulations and
farewell wishes.