Kaunatas secondary school students go excursion to Vidzeme's heart

On 28 May, the smallest STUDENTS of Kaunatas secondary schools, 4a, 4b and 3b, went out to Cēsis to conquer Vidzeme's heart.
The bus stopped in Asian. The Asian lake survey gave it an opportunity to find out how the ancient Latvians had eaten, how they had been dressed, why the lakes were sinking and how it had been resurrected. Because of the bad weather, he couldn't walk through the funeral, go to the windmills, but no one was looking for the next subject, the Cēsis concert hall, the place where the cultural heritage lived with the creative people and form a new life style in Cēsis. The purpose of the concert hall was to compare it with the “Gore” of Rezekne, to explore the differences between the two buildings. During the event, the concert hall was acquainted with both historical and contemporary viewpoints. The pupils walked through the concert hall corridors, looked into the makeup, and felt the artists' place, scattering the acoustic concert hall with their singing, enjoying the memorable city panorama. 'Of course they all took the elevator!' In the future, students will have a greater interest in visiting concerts and knowing how the acoustic sound develops. The Cēsis Palace was a pleasure for the soul. With giddy, Cēsis medieval palace servant, the walk through the palace, holding bright lights, was both romantic and knowledgeable. As we climbed into the tower, we stood in the palace park, looking out at the architecture of the old city. The knowledge that has been gained will allow the history material to be understood in a more deeper and more comprehensive manner.
Thanks to the “Latvian School Finish”, the pupils experienced Vidzeme, knew and recognized its values in a meaningful way, thus strengthening the sense of belonging and the national identity.
Kaunatas High School teacher Regina Katkovska