On the way to the centuries of the country of Latvia

November – the month when the juicy and rich autumn colours are gradually gone and the cool cool shades have appeared in nature. It is a time when autumn mies with winter - if there is rain in the morning, a bird can be seen in the evening. But every real Latvians, the patriot of their land, November is also the time of festival and reflection. The most important festival is celebrated this month – the birthday of Latvia.
In preparation for the festival, THE Audriņu primary school library invited pupils, teachers and parents towards the centuries of our country's existence, participating in the exhibition “100 works for Latvia”. Works could be written, drawn, glued, embroidered, knitted, crocheted … the exhibition should be viewed by the end of November.
It is a pleasure that all classes were referred to, because both works and individual work were presented. The exhibition can look at the drawings of Everitas and Dairo Michurov, Yelizaveta Jachetikin, Karina Timofeyeva, Dmitry and Alexei Tihomirov, Jelizaveta Vasilyeva, Karina Tihomirova, Daniel Poplavsk, Jennifer Surikova, Alain Poplavskaya, Dajana Vasilyeva, Jekaterina Razumeyeva, Jelena Putin, Anastasia Jermolayeva, and the work of Andra Ribakov, 3, 4, 7, 5, and Audriņu Pii children and teachers.
Thank you for your responsiveness and support for your pupils' cheerful and talented classmates Tatjana Vabalei (clips 1 and 2), Oxanai Brooster (box 3) For Alina Krasovskaya (Clause 4), Yelen Pimahov (Clause 7), as well as the creative Collective teacher Angela Sigajevai, the friendly Audriņu PII collector and the 3 rd class student Nikita Narnicka's mother, Olgai!
Sandra Jershaw,
Audriņu primary school librarian