Kuziai gymnasium is a secondary school located in the small town of Kuziai near Šiauliai, Lithuania. The school was established in 1921 and became a gymnasium in 2014. In the 2017-2018 school year, the gymnasium had 194 students, 29 teachers, and 11 staff members organized across 12 grades. The school provides primary, basic, and secondary education programs and offers a range of core subjects and extracurricular activities.
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9. The school year of 2017- 2018
our gymnasium started with 194
students, 29 teachers and 11
people of the school staff.
10. Our school has a status of a long
gymnasium .
There are 12 forms:
• 1 form – 6 students (7 age old)
• 2 form – 23 students (8 age old)
• 3 form – 20 students (9 age old)
• 4 form – 16 students (10 age old)
• 5 form – 18 students (11 age old)
• 6 form – 13 students (12 age old)
• 7 form – 16 students (13 age old)
• 8 form – 18 students (14 age old)
• I g. form – 16 students (15 age old)
• IIg. form – 23 students (16 age old)
• IIIg. form – 17 students (17 age old)
• Ivg. Form – 8 students (18 age old)
11. The basic curriculum subjects in our
school are:
• Native language (Lithuanian)
• English
• Russian
• Mathematics
• Biology
• Physics
• Chemistry
• IT
• History
• Art
• Music
• Technologies (crafts, cooking, wood works)
• Physical Education
• Dance
• Geography
• Career
• Economy
12. Our students can choose different
extra-curricular activities such as:
• Sport
19. We have many traditional
events:
• “Night at School‘‘,
• ‘‘Christmas Carnival‘‘,
• ‘‘Teachers‘ Day‘‘,
• ‘‘Last Bell‘s Celebration‘‘,
• ‘‘A hundred day till exams‘‘ and other.
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24. Our school had been involved in two
multilateral Comenius projects.