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Обычный школьный день в стенах МАОУ "СШ №19 корпус-кадет "Виктория" обретает особое, почти торжественное звучание. В холле – тишина, нарушаемая лишь размеренными шагами дежурных. В кабинетах – сосредоточенные лица. Здесь, за этими партами, сегодня вершится не просто учебный процесс, а рождаются будущие чемпионы мысли. Именно здесь, в этих стенах, кто-то из ребят впервые поймет, что его интерес к английскому языку или биологии – это не просто увлечение, а п ...
28.10.2025 12:12 55
Another academic year has come to an end. I would like to wish our graduates all their dreams come true and successful exams. In the UK, there is no last bell in the traditional sense, and full-fledged graduation ceremonies take place after university graduation. However, there is a tradition that on the last day of school, British students sign each other's shirts. White school shirts are adorned with wishes of good luck, declarations of friendship and love, jokes and teacher q ...
24.06.2025 09:02 124
For more than two centuries, the United Kingdom has held Trooping the Colour, an annual ceremony that celebrates their sovereign’s birthday with an impressive parade put on by the monarch’s personal troops, the Household Division, who “carry” the colors during the display. Although it is considered a birthday celebration, this tradition doesn’t really fall on the sovereign’s actual birthday: it usually happens around the second Saturday of June since the we ...
08.04.2025 21:18 253
April Fools' Day: A Global Celebration of Pranks, Laughter, and Historical Mysteries Every year on April 1st, the world transforms into a playground of mischief as people unleash creative pranks, hoaxes, and lighthearted jokes. April Fools’ Day, a tradition celebrated across cultures, blends humor, history, and human connection. But where did this peculiar custom originate? And why does it endure? Let’s unravel the mysteries behind the laughter. ...
08.04.2025 21:17 233
Maslenitsa: Russia’s Joyous Farewell to Winter Maslenitsa, often called "Pancake Week", is one of Russia’s most vibrant and beloved festivals. Celebrated in the last week before Orthodox Lent, this ancient Slavic holiday blends pagan traditions, Christian customs, and sheer revelry to bid farewell to winter and welcome spring. Why Pancakes? The star of Maslenitsa is the blini (thin, round pancakes). Symbolizing the sun, these golden treats are eaten in abundanc ...
08.04.2025 21:04 237
On Burns’ Night, many Scots hold a special dinner in honor of Robert Burns, with poetry readings from this poet. Men may wear kilts, bagpipes are played, and there is almost always haggis (a traditional Scottish pudding made from lamb’s offal: heart, liver, and lungs) with turnips (neeps — turnips) and potatoes (tatties — potatoes) on the table. ...
13.01.2025 14:17 107
HALLOWEEN is a festival that takes place on October 31. Though it is not a public holiday, it is very dear to those who celebrate it, especially to children and teenagers. This day was originally called All Hallow’s Eve because it fell on the eve of All Saints Day. The name was later shortened to Halloween. According to old believe Halloween is the time, when the veil between the living and the dead is partially lifted, and witches, ghosts and other supernatural beings are about. Now ch ...
12.10.2022 23:21 192
Harvest Festival is a British tradition which goes back all the way to pagan times. It is celebrated on or close to the Sunday of the Harvest Moon – which is the full moon that is closest to the Autumn Equinox. This means that usually, this holiday falls around the end of September, but it may also occur at the beginning of October in some years. The purpose of this holiday is to celebrate the food that the land had provided and to give thanks. In that way, it is much like the American ...
12.10.2022 23:13 201
What is Notting Hill Carnival? Notting Hill Carnival was first held in 1966. It celebrates the rich history of Caribbean culture in London. The first Notting Hill Carnival attracted around 500 people. The carnival has since grown to ...
08.08.2022 15:17 435
Orange Men's Day (Northern Ireland) Protestant Irish march with drums and pipes to commemorate the Battle of Boyne, which occurred on Ireland’s east coast in 1690. In Northern Ireland, it is a bank holiday. Schools and many businesses and organizations are closed. Some sops may be closed. Public transport services may run on their regular or special holiday timetables In 1690, William III of England defeated the exiled Catholic king James II at the Battle ...
08.08.2022 15:13 167