Cultural education is a tool for broadening a student’s worldview, self-awareness, and social integration. It allows students to better understand the culture of their own people, as well as to gain valuable knowledge about various branches of culture, which contributes to the establishment of universal respect, solidarity, and peace.
A specific aspect of cultural education is students' visits to the theater. It is an experience of cultural and social importance, providing the formation of both individual and societal manners and behaviors.
The theater is not only a form of art but also a means of building connections between people and bringing cultural dynamism. Perhaps this is the main motivation that encourages those in charge of our school’s cultural program to renew the list of visits every year, constantly searching for and finding new theatrical and ballet performances, opera and classical concerts.
This year, the program is more diverse than ever: "Chipolino" and "Ballerina," "Masquerade" and "Aladdin," "Parisian Verdict" and "The Great Silence."
To not think freely is to not think at all!
