17.10.16
In all classes, from 20.09 to 20.10, lessons, class hours, and discussions were held on the memorable dates of Russian military history.

1st October – Russian Ground Forces Day

9th October
On this day in 1760, Russian troops captured Berlin for the first time during the Seven Years' War.

18th October
On this day in 1813, Russian troops, together with their allies, defeated Napoleon at the "Battle of the Nations" near Leipzig. The French lost up to 80,000 men and almost all of their artillery. The defeat of Napoleon’s army deprived France of all its territorial conquests in Europe.

20th October
On this day in 1827, the Russian navy, together with its allies, destroyed the Turkish fleet at the Battle of Navarino off the coast of Greece. The Russians lost no ships. The Turkish fleet lost 60 ships.

30th October – Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Political Repression

27.10.16
As part of the "Attention, Children!" month, meetings were held at the schools of Starokaypanovo and Bulkaypanovo with road safety inspector R. Rakhimova.

In order to stabilize the situation with child road traffic injuries, annual preventive lectures and discussions are held in schools by employees of the propaganda department of the district traffic police. These talks encourage students to pay close attention to traffic rules and road safety regulations. The most effective way to convey information to children is through lectures by inspectors in uniform. R. Rakhimova, the road safety inspector, addressed students from grades 1-11, reminding them of personal safety rules, proper behavior on pedestrian and driving parts of the road, providing strong and convincing examples, and setting a responsible tone for the new students.

Swimming Classes Schedule for the 2013–2014 School Year
Lecture 3. Subkingdom Protozoa: General Characteristics
Road Safety Guidelines for Parents: Teaching Children to Navigate Traffic Safely
Regulations on the Student Scientific Society at Municipal Budgetary Educational Institution "Secondary School No. 19 with Advanced Study of Individual Subjects"
Bond Dipole Moment, Molecular Dipole Moment, and Hydrogen Bonding