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The Moscow Gymnasium in the South-West No. 1543, which has been working for more than 40 years, successfully prepares students for admission to prestigious universities of the country: 43% of graduates become MSU students, 30% of the HSE, which better than any other indicators confirms the high quality of knowledge.
Trying to meet the challenges of the modern world, the gymnasium is increasingly changing teaching methods from explanatory to active ones: it helps to improve the approaches to assessing student performance, to show their individual and personal characteristics, to stimulate development. Teachers see their main goal now not so much in transferring knowledge to students as such, but in an effort to teach them to independently obtain the necessary information, develop the necessary skills and apply them in practice to solve specific applied problems. The pedagogical staff of the school assesses the results of their work as positive if the pupils learned self-control, the ability to creatively solve tasks, if they can navigate the surrounding reality and effectively build communication with other people.
Within the walls of the school, students can receive basic and secondary compulsory education. Starting from the eighth grade, the educational institution provides specialized training for gymnasium students in one of four areas:
As high school students, high school students can choose one of three approaches to training, depending on their desired future profession and university, namely:
Historical and philological program - an educational course of secondary school, the main purpose of which is defined as the formation of personality through the acquisition of spiritual culture. As part of the philological part of the course, students study:
The historical component is designed to help high-school students navigate the world around them, to feel themselves, their kin and their country in time. In order to promote the development of the emotional sphere and help adolescents develop a personal attitude to the events of the past, the teaching staff combines various methods of learning in learning:
The physical and mathematical program is a compulsory part of the education of a high school student of any age; however, depending on the profile that the student chose, the degree of intensity of the load and sections of mathematics can vary:
In the process of studying the queen of all sciences, the focus is on teaching approaches to solving the following types of tasks:
The fullness of the physical component of the course depends on the class and age of students:
The natural science program is a secondary school course that introduces pupils to human physiology, mechanisms for the occurrence of diseases, as well as instilling behavioral skills that can help prevent illnesses and provide first aid.
As part of school biology, high school students learn:
In addition to acquaintance with the theoretical base and applied aspects of biology, teachers make a weighty emphasis on the moral component of the course:
The fullness of the geographical and chemical components of the program depends on the profile chosen by the student for further admission to universities. The gymnasium provides for a general basic and specialized study of subjects, in any case supplementing biological discipline and helping high-school students to build links between natural and social phenomena.
The program of studying English in a gymnasium operates from the fifth to the eleventh grade and provides for the formation of the skills of fluency in spoken and written foreign speech. The course is designed for three academic hours per week and develops competencies:
Within the walls of the school, students can receive basic and secondary compulsory education. Starting from the eighth grade, the educational institution provides specialized training for gymnasium students in one of four areas:
As high school students, high school students can choose one of three approaches to training, depending on their desired future profession and university, namely:
Historical and philological program - an educational course of secondary school, the main purpose of which is defined as the formation of personality through the acquisition of spiritual culture. As part of the philological part of the course, students study:
The historical component is designed to help high-school students navigate the world around them, to feel themselves, their kin and their country in time. In order to promote the development of the emotional sphere and help adolescents develop a personal attitude to the events of the past, the teaching staff combines various methods of learning in learning:
The physical and mathematical program is a compulsory part of the education of a high school student of any age; however, depending on the profile that the student chose, the degree of intensity of the load and sections of mathematics can vary:
In the process of studying the queen of all sciences, the focus is on teaching approaches to solving the following types of tasks:
The fullness of the physical component of the course depends on the class and age of students:
The natural science program is a secondary school course that introduces pupils to human physiology, mechanisms for the occurrence of diseases, as well as instilling behavioral skills that can help prevent illnesses and provide first aid.
As part of school biology, high school students learn:
In addition to acquaintance with the theoretical base and applied aspects of biology, teachers make a weighty emphasis on the moral component of the course:
The fullness of the geographical and chemical components of the program depends on the profile chosen by the student for further admission to universities. The gymnasium provides for a general basic and specialized study of subjects, in any case supplementing biological discipline and helping high-school students to build links between natural and social phenomena.
The program of studying English in a gymnasium operates from the fifth to the eleventh grade and provides for the formation of the skills of fluency in spoken and written foreign speech. The course is designed for three academic hours per week and develops competencies:
The institution has a full-time course of study: the Moscow gymnasium in the South-West No. 1543 does not have its own hostels, boarding schools for non-resident students and does not organize the accommodation of students in the city.
Meals are provided on a paid basis in the form of breakfasts and dinners at an average cost of 80RUB and 150RUB, respectively. At the official level, it is fixed that in the case when the student has forgotten the money, but must remain on the premises of the educational institution after lunch for extra classes in sections, the class teacher is obliged to settle the issue with the school cafeteria. It is possible to provide free meals for high-school students, subject to the submission of a corresponding application with attached documents confirming the right to benefits.
Parents can monitor the attendance of lessons and the nutrition of students in the online mode by registering in the information system “Passage and Nutrition. Muscovite.
Since the management and teaching staff of the gymnasium create space for the all-round development of students, there are different sections in the institution:
The Moscow Gymnasium in the South-West is located on the street of 26 Baku Commissars, it has no branches and occupies one academic building. In addition to 51 classrooms for lessons, seminars, electives and laboratory work in the school building also function:
The educational process in the Moscow Gymnasium in the South-West No. 1543 is divided into 4 quarters, after the completion of each of which the students go on vacation:
In addition to holidays and public holidays, the gymnasium has 6 extracurricular days devoted to:
The cost of education in the Moscow school in the South-West No. 1543 implies exclusively additional expenses in the form of payment for the students attendance of developmental circles, sections, as well as spending on food in the school canteen.
All extracurricular activities in the gymnasium are held on a fee basis: their cost may differ significantly among themselves, therefore it is necessary to specify the price for visiting each section of interest separately. The price range is wide: from 2000RUB for participation in the club of bard songs to 20 000RUB for attending individual education in ballroom sports for one month. Payment must be received in the official bank account, and parents can choose the way to transfer it at their discretion - in a bank, through a terminal or via the Internet.
The direct cost of education in the Moscow gymnasium in the South-West No. 1543 is zero, since the educational process is 100% funded by the city budget.
Moscow school number 1543 annually conducts kits in the fifth and eighth grades.
To enroll in the fifth grade, you must:
The list of future students of the school is formed on the basis of the results of two exams: none of the applicants have any privileges, privileges. In the case of enrollment in the fifth grades of the gymnasium, the following documents must be submitted:
The enrollment of students in the eighth grades takes place on a competitive basis - for enrollment you need to pass exams on the chosen profile (one or several):
The addition of high school students to other classes is also possible and occurs on the basis of the results of examinations (before admission to the entrance examinations, students are interviewed). When translating a high school student, it is important to remember that school No. 1543 provides specialized education starting from the eighth grade.
After enrollment, all students are interviewed in a foreign language in order to determine the level of knowledge and the rational formation of groups of students.
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