GBOU Secondary School No. 564 of the Admiralteisky District of St. Petersburg

• Location: St. Petersburg, Russia
• Students age - from 7 years old to 18 years old
• Forms of study: full-time
• Subdivisions of education: primary general, basic general and secondary general
• Number of buildings: 2.

School # 564 was founded in 1988, but received its current name only in 2011. Training takes place in two buildings. Pupils regularly participate in city Olympiads and win prizes.

School № 564 provides students with the opportunity to concessionary and paid meals. To receive benefits, parents or legal representatives must complete an application and supplement it with accompanying reference documents. The benefit is received by students from low-income, large and socially vulnerable families. You can also get a discount on a travel ticket.

The cost of breakfast and lunch is:

1. Breakfast grades 1-4: 61 rub.
2. Lunch for grades 1-4: 106 p.
3. Complex lunch for grades 5-11: 167 rubles.
4. For the rest of the students - meals to choose from.

Additional education at school No. 564 is provided in several directions:

1. Sports and recreation
2. Spiritual and moral
3. Social
4. General Intellectual
5. General cultural.

Extracurricular activities are organized according to the following activities:

1. Play, cognitive, leisure and entertainment (leisure communication), problem-value communication
2. Artistic creation, social creativity (social transformative volunteering)
3. Technical creativity, labor (production), sports and recreational activities
4. Tourism and local history in the following organizational forms: circles, sections, round tables, conferences, disputes, school scientific societies, olympiads, competitions, exploratory and scientific research, socially useful practices, excursions.

Pupils of school No. 564 participate in the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren, conferences and competitions - research and engineering creativity (FanLab), the social project "Helping abandoned animals".

• High result of passing the exam and exam
• Participation of students in olympiads and competitions
• Learning a foreign language from the second grade
• Cooperation with an architectural university
• Laboratory of Continuous Mathematical Education.

The classrooms of the building are fully equipped for the use and teaching of students. In the buildings there are sports and assembly halls, libraries and computer rooms. On the territory of the buildings there are sports grounds for sports. All rooms are adapted for use by people with disabilities.

The beginning of the school year is September 1, the last school day for all classes is May 25. The number of academic weeks is 33-34, depending on the level of education.

Number of training days:

• 5 school days for grades 1-7
• 5-6 school days for grades 8-11.

Lessons start at 9:00 and last 35–45 minutes, with a maximum of 4–8 lessons per day depending on the class.

• Guardianship services

• Student's supervision