Ten Things Never to Say or Do in Russia

Sometimes, knowing what NOT to do is even more important if you want to fit in or at least produce a good impression. Read on to find out about ten Russian social taboos.

• Don't come to visit empty-handed

If you're invited over for dinner, or just for a visit, don't come to a Russian house with nothing. What you bring doesn't really matter — a box of chocolates, flowers, or a small toy for a child. Russian hosts prepare for company by cooking their best dishes and buying delicacies that they normally wouldn't for themselves. If, after all this effort, a guest shows up without even a flower, Russians believe he doesn't care.

Video from our School Teacher's Day Concert

Special our dear teachers!!!

Happy Teacher's Day!!!

You're welcome in our Additional English for 1-st and 2-nd forms pupils!

Dear  pupils  and their parents!
You're welcome in our Additional English for 1-st and 2-nd forms pupils!

• Read more at our Official School web-Site>>>
• You can sign in google-form there>>>

Groups will start in November,2014!!!

• Look through Time-Table>>>

What does mean GONNA, GOTTA, WANNA, GIMME, GOTCHA?

Gonna, gotta, wanna, gimme, gotcha are often used in informal speech, especially in American English. Also  we can hear it  in different songs. What do they mean?

New Official School Web site will be availiable SOON!

Scince n the new  school-year  our  School has became  a New Educational Unit. 
     Soon we'll have a new official school web site, so some links  in this  blog may be temporary blocked. 
     Materials from our old school web-site have been temporary saved here>>>

New 2014-15 School - Year begins!

New information about our school

Children write about our trip to London

You can look through our Album About Trip To London>>>>

We are in Great Britain!!!

      In June a group of our pupils and their parents set off to Great Britain with their teacher Severina O.V. 
     During their trip they visited lots of sights familiar to them only from pictures in the textbooks: the Tower, London Eye, Sherlock Holms Museum, Trafalgar square and National Gallery, Westminster Abby and many others. Besides they toured Stratford-on-Avon, Shakespeare’s birthplace, and Oxford, a university town.
           The children had a lot of language practice in the shops, cafes and hotels. And in the end of their trip they presented diaries with their travelling notes>>>.