So, what is the main key to our success? Many would say it's luck, but our youngest students believe that while luck is important, it is not enough.
This time, a fictional story came to life on stage, where the little students came to mock the "Brave Nazari phenomenon" and emphasized the importance of the native language, native education, and value system, even on the path to the smallest victories.
Folk sayings, works dedicated to praising the native language, and songs and dances—this was the atmosphere among the little ones who successfully completed the study of the alphabet.
The event ended with a message from the little ones directed to future generations: "Let the Armenian script be our pride and loyalty, our connection to the world, and the warmth of our hearts. Let us preserve, appreciate, and continue it, because Armenian is our home, an inseparable part of our life."
To not think freely is to not think at all!
