Saratov is a Russian city located in the European part of the country on the right bank of the Volga River, 858 km from Moscow. It operates more than one and a half hundred institutions for children, helping to receive ordinary and advanced secondary education. One of them is the Eastern European Lyceum. In Saratov, it has existed not so long ago, a little over twenty years. On September 1, 1997, he opened his doors to students. But during this time, the lyceum has proven itself well, introducing innovative training programs. During this time, he won twice at all-Russian school competitions and was awarded the same number of times with a presidential grant for a million rubles.
More about the institution
Address of the East European Lyceum: Saratov, st. 1st Sadovaya, 2. The director of the educational institution is Ovsenev R. R. In addition, there are 26 teachers, of which ten people have the highest qualifications, and two have professorial and candidate degrees. Lyceum teachers (you can see them in the photo above) for conscientious work and a non-standard approach to the educational process were repeatedly awarded honorary titles, became winners of prestigious regional and all-Russian competitions, and implemented experimental programs.
Education of schoolchildren in the Eastern European Lyceum of Saratov is carried out not from the first, but only from the 8th to the 11th grade, which is why the number of students and teachers here is insignificant. The composition of the pupils is completed from those wishing to enter the institution according to the results of the competitive selection. It includes interviews in the following disciplines: Russian and English, mathematics, literature. In 2018, the number of pupils of the school was 222 people.
Directions
For those who entered the Eastern European Lyceum of Saratov, a multifaceted training program is provided. It differentiates as follows:
- invariant part lays the foundation of basic knowledge;
- variable includes non-standard disciplines corresponding to the specifics of the institution;
- extracurricular involves developing circles, electives, seminars on ecology, psychology, history, mathematics, biology, native and foreign languages.
The learning process is carried out according to the profile model with a humanitarian-social and information-technical orientation, introduced with a gradual entry into specialization.
Cabinets, halls, library
The leadership and teachers see the mission of the lyceum in the development of natural talents and individual creative abilities of their wards, in their personal, intellectual, spiritual and civic improvement.
The Eastern European Lyceum of Saratov (the photo above shows the visit to the last call of Governor Radaev) is housed in a building built in 1935. At the moment, it has 13 classrooms, an assembly hall and two sports halls. For the physical development of students in the courtyard of the school there is an equipped playground and a football field.
Modern technology contributes to fruitful learning process. The institution owns two computer classes, laptops, interactive whiteboards, multimedia projectors. The Eastern European Lyceum of Saratov has a library with about six thousand copies of books in its arsenal. Medical assistance to children and monitoring of their he alth is carried out in the medical office, students are fed in the buffet.
Achievements of pupils and graduates
The Japanese theater called "Asahi", which has been operating at this educational institution for a decade, is considered part of the process of multifaceted development of children. He not only helps his pupils to master the art of acting and get acquainted with the culture of the East. One of the directions of this program is the study of the Japanese language. The theater successfully presented performances in the capital and St. Petersburg, went on tour in the B altic states. Some of the students at the end of the lyceumactively continued acting career.
Students of the institution won and won prizes at All-Russian Olympiads and competitions in social science, computer science and other disciplines, took part in prestigious conferences.
Reviews about the Eastern European Lyceum of Saratov from parents and students are mostly positive. They note the creative atmosphere that reigns within the walls of the institution, the high level of teaching, and the sensitive attitude towards the pupils of teachers. Children, not only those living nearby, receive a quality education here. Pupils come to the lyceum from all districts of the city, as well as from the city of Engels located at the other end of the Volga River. Many lyceum graduates continue their education in prestigious universities of the country.
