The 11th-grade projects are an important part of life in the senior school at Aregnazan. Each student chooses a subject that genuinely interests them and develops an individual project around it. Along the way, they learn to ask meaningful questions, conduct research, communicate with specialists, overcome difficulties, and gradually bring their ideas to life.
These projects are much more than an academic assignment. They give students an opportunity to take initiative, stay committed to something they have chosen for themselves, take responsibility for their work, and experience, in a very practical way, what it means to turn an idea into reality.
From May 25 to 29, our 11th-grade students presented the results of their year-long work on the stage of the Armenian Palace of Social Culture and Sports for the Deaf. Their audience included younger and older schoolmates, parents, and teachers. The presentations included films, national costumes, paintings, musical compositions, and architectural projects.
The presentation days brought together the students’ work and the wider school community. There was a great deal of interest, appreciation, and emotion, along with applause and encouraging words for the students and their year-long efforts.
