Almost everything is homegrown, from the school plot, on the table of Babroŭ students. Potatoes, cabbage, beetroot, onions, and beans are grown here.

Homegrown vegetables
Almost everything is homegrown, from the school plot, on the table of Babroŭ students. Potatoes, cabbage, beetroot, onions, and beans are grown here. In autumn, they boasted their vegetables at the district harvest festival. They demonstrated not only amazing specimens of vegetables, such as a giant pumpkin, but also crafts made from them. A cute turtle adorned the Babroŭ booth at the fair.

Five first-graders
The five first-graders are gradually getting used to school. Teacher Marharyta Mysak is specially conducting an introductory course to school life for them, where children get acquainted with the school, learn its traditions, and go on excursions to the library. An extended-day group operates for them.

A total of twenty students are enrolled in primary school. Within the framework of the decade of humanities, a drawing competition was held here. Children created illustrations for poems by Yanka Kupala and Yakub Kolas.

Seeing the world
The children have taken a number of excursions this academic year. The ninth-grade homeroom teacher, Tatsiana Kupchynskaya, who teaches the career guidance course "My Professional Future," took the children on an excursion to the bread factory, where they learned about the bread-making technology. During the humanities week, students visited Polotsk – they saw the Saint Sophia Cathedral, the Saint Euphrosyne Church, and the Museum of Book Printing. The younger students went to the Berezinsky Biosphere Reserve.

Friends with mathematics
The decade of exact sciences – mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and geography – has taken place. Throughout the school, quizzes and educational games were held, and a mathematical café operated. By the way, at the district mathematics Olympiad, a ninth-grade student, Aleh Yurchanka, took second place.

A good tradition
Preparations are in full swing for the school day, which traditionally takes place in December on the stage of the local club. Usually, veterans of pedagogical work and parents are invited. Each class prepares its own concert number – songs, dances, and skits. Veteran teacher Nina Mikalayeŭna Chepik, who is still in the pedagogical ranks, will speak with memories of the school.

Saturday
The school is busy on Saturdays. Sports sections operate in the sports hall, and senior students attend elective classes. For example, the older boys actively attend the "Athletic Gymnastics" elective.