Every year on May 24 in Russia and in many countries of the world the Day of Slavic Writing and Culture is celebrated.
Every year on May 24 in Russia and in many countries of the world the Day of Slavic Writing and Culture is celebrated.
On June 12, 2020, an open lesson in the Russian language and culture was held at the Private Slavic Gymnasium in Bratislava. It was dedicated to the Independence Day of Russia, which is celebrated on this day.
On May 15, 2020, an open online lesson in Russian was held. It was dedicated to the Victory in World War II against the Nazis with the title "Lesson of Victory" for high school students of the Ivan Horvat Gymnasium in Bratislava.
On June 6, Russian Language Day is annually celebrated in Russia and in the world. It is dedicated to the birthday of the great Russian poet, the founder of the modern Russian literary language, Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin.
On June 8, 2020, the Slovak participants of the International Online Olympiad in mental arithmetic “Akira Battle” were awarded with honorary registered cups and certificates.
OnJune 1, 2020, an online lesson in Russian was held. The topic of the lesson was“Front-line letters”. During the course students read their letters to animaginary front, after 75 years, which they have prepared as homework.