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This document summarizes information about Stredná odborná škola, a secondary school in Nové Mesto nad Váhom, Slovakia. It describes the school's curriculum options including compulsory and optional subjects, facilities for language education, practical training, and verification of electrical engineering skills. It also mentions the school dormitory, sports facilities including a swimming pool, gyms, and outdoor fields. Additionally, it lists some of the school's projects and activities, such as creating an eco-PC game and involvement in an international partnership. The school has received an award for its work integrating modern teaching methods.
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