Audriņu primary school pupils familiarise themselves with Daugava arcs under the “Latvian School Finish” project

The autumn of that year came out with his unpredictability, the sun, the sun shining in the sun, the wind blowing through the bones.
Despite the precarious weather and armed with raincoats, THE 9 th grade school students of THE Audriņu primary school went to Daugavpils in the course of the project “Latvian School Finish”. Objective of the Road – Museum of Naujene District Research, whose mission, as mentioned in the website of the museum, is “raising awareness of the population and knowledge of the rich cultural heritage of the municipality, while preserving and promoting the rural heritage of Naujenes civil parish, its closest surroundings and protected landscapes “Augšdaugava”, and the evidence of intangible and tangible culture associated with it, focusing on the cultural heritage of the Old Believers. ”  In Slutivars, the 9 th class students listened with interest to the gift narration and looked at the exhibition “Slutid Old Believers' Rural City”, which reports the historical heritage of Daugavpils, about the traditions of the peoples, how two quite different cultures, the Catholic Latgalians and Orthodox. The special atmosphere allowed students to imagine themselves in a couple of centuries in a recent past.
Returning from Slutians to Naujeni, the children were willing to take the opportunity to climb the 21 m high Vasargelihou view tower so that the bird's flight height could look at landscapes and picturesque Daugava circles. The discovery – we could see the River River River River Daugava – one of the most beautiful views of Latvia, which once rounded Latvia's money mark – a 10-lats banknote.
More than 21 000 exhibits are located in the premises of the museum of the municipality, they were surveyed through the contemporary prize of the ages, a conversation about objects that have been seen at home. An attractive excursion of excursion was a test when students tried to guess the meaning of ancient Latgalian words.
In the museum exhibition hall we looked at the photographs of the dollar of the dollar Valentine Valentine - painting and sculptures of different sizes, mostly from bronze.
An interesting museum object – from small, coloured knitted knitted and crocheted fragments – is a large 500 metres large Augšdaugava musturance, symbolically displaying the width of our fate river Daugava. Handpiece fragments are made both on the spot and are sent from different parts of Latvia by post. With this co-created hand, Naujen Museum hopes to get into Ginesa's record book!
Knowing that our ancient culture is not recognized, and it is revealed from an unprecedented viewpoint, it must be copied and read so that we also have that wealth for the next generations.
Audriņu primary school teachers
Ivetas Rundanes text and photo