Russian classes are really being infringed upon in this school. It's always stricter there.: 1. more control, more prohibitions, more nagging and constant comments for everything. it creates a feeling of pressure rather than a normal learning process. At the same time, everything is much calmer in Armenian classes - what Russian classes are getting into trouble for is considered the norm there. This looks like blatant double standards and causes great irritation to almost everyone I know from Russian classes. 2. There is no proper buffet at school. generally. There's just nowhere to eat properly during the school day, and it's perceived as something ordinary, even though it's a basic thing for a school. I'm not even talking about the dining room, which will probably never be there. Russian Russian classes are declared to be "Russian", but some lessons are still taught in Armenian. for children who do not understand it, they do not explain anything further. 4. 7-8 lessons every day. every day. There is not a single day when there are fewer lessons. given the number of d/s, children get very tired and want a normal attitude towards all students without division by language of instruction and normal conditions, rather than a constant feeling of pressure and injustice

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Карен Мушегян

Level 15 Local Expert

When I studied, it was the Russian school.8 named after A.S. Pushkin, now it's just the school.8 named after A.S.Pushkin, but the level is almost the same.I advise you!

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Артур А.

Level 3 Local Expert

Hello, there is a Russian class at the school

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Basic School № 8 named after Alexander Pushkin

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