The First Bell Trill

The Chairman of the Supreme Council Alexander Korshunov shared the joy of the Knowledge Day along with students, teachers and parents of Bendery School number 16. It is located in constituency No. 1.

From early morning, festively dressed students, parents, and teachers gathered at the schoolyard “to the sound of ageless waltz”. Lively conversations, of course, about who and how spent the longest summer holidays.

Exactly at 8:30 from the reproducer recruiting fanfares sound, announcing the beginning of solemn celebratory assembly dedicated to the beginning of the school year 2019–2020. Representatives of the youth army to the sounds of the anthem raise the flag on the flagpole. Among the honored guests of the celebratory assembly are the Chairman of the Supreme Council, parliamentarian for constituency Alexander Korshunov, his colleague in the Deputy corps of the Bendery City Council Oleg Tarasov, representatives of the local state administration. The main characters are certainly first graders. There are 82 of them. In slender lines, they are lined up in the center of the school yard. The words of the headmaster Irina Lukarevskaya are addressed primarily to them.

On behalf of the deputy corps of students, parents, and teachers congratulated the speaker of the parliament Alexander Korshunov.

Alexander Korshunov wished schoolchildren success in their studies, new achievements, conquering new heights, parents and teachers - patience, tact and wisdom. With the support of the deputy of the Supreme Council and the local city council, the equipment of the school's computer class is being completed. Today, the speaker of parliament handed over the certificate for new monitors to the head of the teaching staff. The friendly three-time “Hooray!” became childish gratitude for the new technique.

The mayor of the city, Roman Ivanchenko participated in the events, on behalf of the state administration, presented a set of new chairs for first-graders to a school located in a residential neighborhood. Their gratitude, as well as the promise to study in “good” and “excellent”, were sounded in short but very clear-cut poetic monologues.

Songs, dances, poems seamlessly woven into the outline of the celebration of the solemn celebratory assembly in school number 16. The first bell sounded and that the first lesson, the first to go to first graders.