On 1 October, our school celebrated International Music Day. On the first floor, in the foyer, students took part in a music quiz: they guessed the melodies that are popular today and those that were popular 25 years ago.

At the entrance of the school there was a poster where everyone could write their favourite song. By the end of the day, it was full of the different musical preferences of our school family.

Throughout the day, members of the student council asked students what music they listen to most often in their headphones. The answers were very varied and interesting.

Even in the office 114, where there was a lot of preparation for the two upcoming events, there was time for music: students picked up guitars and played their favourite songs.

Students in grades 10-11, together with teachers Inna Rüü, Natalja Pavlyuk and Marina Pissareva, visited the Estonian Concert Hall for a Music Day with the ERSO under the baton of conductor Mihhail Gerts. The programme was Eduard Tubin’s “Suite on Estonian Motifs”.