Pelgulinna Gymnasium is an art school in Tallinn, Estonia that was established on September 8, 1912. It was originally called Tallinn's 46th High School and Tallinn's 17th High School. Many famous Estonians have graduated from the school, including artist Raivo Järvi, dancer and dance teacher Ants Tael, politician Mart Laar, actor Mikk Mikiver, singer and actress Helgi Sallo, ceramist Georg Bogatkin, and architect Igor Volkov. The school celebrates several traditions including Teacher's Day, Art Days, a Science Week, Fashion Shows, Independence Day, and a Primary School Ball.

1. Our school
Britta and Liis

2. Pelgulinna Gymnasium

3. History
Pelgulinna Gymnasium (former Tallinn`s 46. High School
and Tallinn`s 17. High School) is an art school in Tallinn.
The school´s history started on the 8. of September
1912. The first director was Arnold Puusepp. Since
2001. Tõnu Piibur is the director.

4. Graduates
Many famous Estonians have graduated from our school.
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Raivo Järvi (artist),
Ants Tael (dance teacher/dancer),
Mart Laar (politician),
Mikk Mikiver (actor),
Helgi Sallo (singer, actress),
Georg Bogatkin (ceramist),
Igor Volkov (architect).

5. The school’s traditions
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Teacher’s Day
Art Days
Science week
Fashion-show
Independence Day
Primary school’s ball