Audriņu primary school students get to know ludza

In a nice May day AT Audriņu, students of classes 5-9 of the elementary school went to get acquainted with ludza.
The pupils visited the Ludza amateur centre, which recognized the traditions of the People's craftsmen and the ancient artisanal tools. It was possible to see how the battles came into a thread, how the thread could be twisted with a trolley and the thread is woven into the canvas. The children watched with great interest as the skilled ceramic Erica Kudl's hands turned into a vase and could create Souvenir themselves. Before we went to the craftsmen's centre, we had a amber honey on a black rye bread and a herbal tea. The road went to the Ludza District Museum, where the children grew up in the Middle Ages. This period was helped by the museum's exciting narrative, supplemented by museum exhibits. The children knew the lifetime and occupation of that time. It was all brightened by pupils' co-operation when they dressed, they could feel wealthy, wealthy court ladies, knight, bishop, blacksmith, and other characters.
The pupils also looked at other exhibitions of the museum, looking at the varied Latvian wildlife and bird countryside, looking at the first personal exhibition of Ludza's doctor Georges Tolordava.
When the history curves had gone out, the pupils had a chance to go through the Ludza Lake and look at the lake.
Travellers tend to hasten travel to exotic lands without assessing the fact that real natural and cultural pearls are near us. Ludza is one of them, we recommend that you visit it!
 
Iveta Rundane, Dace Vasilevska,
Audriņu primary school teachers