📚 September 1st in Russia - Knowledge Day
📚 September 1st in Russia - Knowledge Day September 1st is a special day in Russia. It is called Knowledge Day 👩🎓and marks the beginning of the new school year. 🎓 A short history The tradition of starting the school year on September 1st became official in the Soviet Union in 1935. Since 1984, September 1st has been officially called Knowledge Day. 🌸 Traditions On this day, children usually wear smart clothes and bring flowers for their teachers. Schools often have a special ceremony called the First Bell. A first-grader and an older student ring the school bell together to mark the beginning of the new school year. 🎒 How is it celebrated? There are speeches, music, concerts and special school ceremonies. Students meet their new teachers and classmates, take photos and sometimes have their first lesson. For first-graders, this day is especially exciting. It is their first step into school life. For older students, it is a chance to see their friends again. For final-year students, it is the beginning of their last school year. 📅 Is September 1st a public holiday? Interestingly, September 1st is not an official public holiday in Russia, so it is normally a working and school day. However, schools celebrate it as a special day with ceremonies and events. 💛 Why is it important? Knowledge Day is not only about school. It is a symbol of new beginnings, learning and new opportunities. It is an important day for students, parents and teachers. 🇷🇺 A little cultural note In many countries, the school year starts at a different time. So September 1st is one of the traditions that makes the beginning of the school year in Russia special. ✨ Happy Knowledge Day! May this new school year bring you interesting discoveries, good friends, confidence and many happy moments!📖🎒 МАТЕРИАЛЫ О РОССИИ ДЛЯ 8-11 классов #aboutRussia