Audriņu primary schools 1-3 Class students in the competition “ALAAS” earn prizes

It is interesting for each child to learn something new and participate in games, toys and competitions. Our school children are not an exception.

In autumn of last year, SIA “ALAAS” was launched by the “ALAA symbol” competition. Following the competition rules, the participants had to create creative work from the packaging materials used to be sorted for the second time to be recycled. The dimensions and the performance technique were not important.

Children were given the opportunity to use their knowledge and skills to work with different materials, fantasy, and invent, to associate their parents as well.

The school pupils of our school did so. Class 1, along with his class nurse Oxana Brocani, decided to form a single work. It was a very fun man from the poured coffee glasses. Class 2, along with his class teacher Alīna Krasovsk, was composed of patcils and pens from the thread. Milana Ovchinnikova, with her mother, took part in the 3 rd class. Milana composed the snowman from the used plastic cups. There was an enormous and interesting work.

All works were submitted for the evaluation OF SIA “ALAAS”. The creative works were assessed by the jury Commission, which assessed the relevance of the work to the subject, the quality of the performance. Our works were assessed and we were invited to the awarding event that took place on 29 January in the cultural house of the city of Rēzekne. Winners were congratulated and awarded valuable prizes. The gratitude for the work invested was also expressed by teachers who encouraged their students.

All winners of the competition were given the opportunity to watch the theatre – the school “Joriks” youth studio pre-exhibition – music for the entire family “green sow”. Not only children, but adults were overcrowded and impressed to share their relatives.

At the time of the incident we looked at all 45 works submitted. We came home late, but very happy, satisfied, and told everyone about what we saw.

Prepared BY Audriņu primary school teacher Tatjana Vabale