Latreia English Month 2026
From October 6 to November 6, our school traditionally held its English Language Month. Each of the four weeks had its own unique theme. Students explored British culture, tried their hand at being teachers, and tested their knowledge in academic competitions.
The first week was dedicated to the culture, traditions, geography, and history of the UK. During themed lessons, students learned more about the country, while for their projects, they studied British symbols and their significance in British culture.
The second week was all about Halloween. This year, 50 students from grades 6 through 11 took part in our traditional "Best English Teacher" contest—setting a new record for the event. The participants created lesson plans, prepared presentations, designed activities, and taught Halloween lessons in English to younger students themselves. Our young teachers approached the task with true professionalism. Class 6A stood out in particular: out of 20 students in the class, 13 taught lessons to other students, making it the largest team in the competition. A creative approach, well-thought-out lesson plans, and excellent learning materials brought victory to the sixth graders.
The third week focused on grammar and school-wide English Olympiads. Students competed across four age groups: 4th graders, 5th–6th graders, 7th–9th graders, and 10th–12th graders. Winners and runner-ups were determined in each group. Based on the school Olympiad results, we selected students to represent our school at the city-wide Olympiads, which also took place during the English Language Month, and we are currently awaiting the results.
During the fourth week, we summed up the results of the month and awarded all the participants. Congratulations to the winners, and a huge thank you to all the students for their projects, engaging lessons, and the courage to test their skills in the Olympiads!
