Maltas special boarding school students participate in the Integrated Art Festival & #039; & #039; come next to & #039; & #039; great concert

Today, the word “festival” affects many sectors of activity. Festivals have become a sprint point for the beginning of their career, help to select and find talented people, help mobilise and raise the characteristics of a character such as strength, cooperation, compassion and, of course, raising professional level.
THE students of THE Maltas special boarding primary school had the honour to represent the Rēzekne District Integrated Art Festival '' come next to the great concert, which took place on 7 May AT THE VEF cultural castle. This year's festival motto was “Latvia after 100”. IN Maltas, the collective guiding theme of the special boarding school was “time will never be able to delete love and memory of the mother side, that will make you understand how truly you love your homeland.”
The great concert combined the brightest talents from all regions of Latvia. But until then, on April 11, an extremely serious selection was held in Daugavpils municipality's cultural house, where 18 collectors from all Latgale provinces, which were assessed by a highly competent and professional jury - Foundation '' come next to the chairman of the board of directors of the board of directors Freiberga, Daugavpils municipality's cultural house '' valpa '' ”, director of Daugavpils' 'BJC' 'Theatre lab, director Victor Jansons, singer Liddy Breska, took place on the stage. Only five collections were raised in Riga, including Maltas special boarding school collective' 'FOREST CITY' '.
The festival's artistic director, Sarma Freiberga, emphasizes the idea that this festival plays an important role in people with different disabilities and mental disabilities, as it allows them to express themselves in a wide variety of creative forms, enabling themselves to prove themselves as capable and talented personalities that are very important to them and their families. The festival is a significant contribution to the formation of an inclusive society, as it reveals talent of people with disabilities and the ability to invest their potential in the common goal – to form a society open, understanding, contiguous and supportive.
Maltas special boarding primary school collective '' FOREST CITY 'and its members from all heart want to thank the Foundation's president, Sarmai Freiberga, for the opportunity to participate in this very important event where pupils and teachers are given the opportunity to grow, develop, go ahead, feel, search for themselves, stop, fight and win.
Juris Dervanov,
Maltas Special boarding school music teacher