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10th FORMERS ADVISE: Dasha Solmomko, 10b


Feel nervous before exams?
Ask Dasha!

Dear 9th formers, 

Hi! Now you are to make an important step of your life. These are Certificate of Secondary Education exams. If you want to pass your exams well, you must read these lines. Here is what I think you should do.
The most important thing is to listen to your teacher. She will really help you. You must do all important things in time: learn words, read texts and so on. Plan your time carefully.

WE WRITE: A. Udotov, 10a


Nutritionist`s Rap
Written by Andrey Udotov, 10a

A balanced diet of a good quality food
Everybody needs it all to be good

With calcium provide us dairy products
It is for us a very big progress.

And if you suddenly want to eat
Be sure, you should eat very much meat.

WE WRITE: Vladimir Parnitsky, 10a


By Lucky Chance
Written by Vladimir Parnitsky, 10a

A young man was quietly crossing an old cemetery. Step by step he was getting further and further into the very heart of this awful place. The especially scary moon was watching him. It was like a big white face in the absolutely dark and horrifying sky. There was no sound, no noise, just total silence… Suddenly, “Scratch”. That sound made man’s face grow whiter than the moon. He had stepped on a dry branch and it had scared him a lot. After some minutes he continued going his way. In the middle of the cemetery he saw a big tombstone on which it was written: “Gerald Lucksly”. It was a fresh grave, because there were a lot of young flowers and some food on it. The man made a sad sigh and went up to that grave. Some minutes he was standing there motionless staring at the tombstone. His eyes were full of tears. After that he got something big from under his coat. And what was that? Oh, it was an old, heavy spade. He said: “Don’t worry; I’ll save you, brother”. He began to dig the grave. In his head there was only one thought: “I am still alive. Help…”

WE WRITE: Maria Oberemok, 10a


Peace and Love in Our World
Written by Maria Oberemok, 10a

This is a heartwarming story about a great love. The best thing that people can do, and the most magnificent emotion, which we can feel deeply, is love.

A young man (I will call him HE) and a woman (I will call her SHE) loved each other more that their lives. They were extremely happy together, and it seemed that nothing could separate them.

But, in November 2013, frightful events began in Ukraine which changed all Ukrainians. HE and SHE were real patriots, who were capable of everything for the sake of peace and freedom. So, he resolutely decided to protect our afflicted country in the East. His sweetheart also was full of boundless love to their Homeland and she begged him to let her go together with him.

WE WRITE: Valeria Makeyonok, 10b


The Fifth
Written by Valeria Makeyonok, 10b

The colony was noisy and crowded. There were cells, filled with cockroaches and rats, walls which had long been for youngsters like native home. Some of them had never even seen their  homes. There was weeny life under their belts. 

Lieutenant Lavrov was smoking in the courtyard, leaning against the wall that connected the piece of the roof and the floor. His gaze was sliding over faces of young offenders. He had been working here just for a week, and everything seemed so new and frightening. His mother always said that he could have become a good doctor, and now, remembering her words, he was afraid that he had made the wrong choice. 

WE WRITE: Valeryi Dychakovsky, 10a


Love Never Dies
Written by Valeryi Dychakovsky, 10a

It was an entirely nasty windy and rainy Sunday evening. Mark was nervously waiting for a call from hospital. His wife had got into an absolutely horrible car accident and injured herself seriously. Doctors immediately took her to the hospital. Mark desperately appealed to them for help .
Mark was about to go into hysteric, he tried to distract from the terrible thoughts but in vain. Every minute he peered at his mobile phone, waiting for relieving news, but nothing happened. Mark couldn’t wait too long, so he frantically grabbed his coat and hurriedly dashed to the hospital. Unfortunately, he had forgotten his umbrella, so he got entirely wet.

WE WRITE: A. Grinuk, 10b


Anti-zombie Vaccine
Written by A. Grinuk, 10b

19-year old Emily studied in St. Vladimir Academy of medical experiments and science. S.V.A.M.E.S. She was a simple girl who wanted to become a scientist.
Emily opened her eyes in her clean white room. She slowly went downstairs. “Oh! New message on my e-mail,” she exclaimed.
It was an invitation to one of the most superb parties ever. Halloween party. All her friends were invited. Emily was so bored that she couldn’t let this intriguing opportunity pass her by. So she decided to take a leap into the unknown and wrote an answer. “Hmm… I don’t know what to wear! Maybe I will be a ghost…or a zombie…” “No, I will be great a VAMPIRE!”, she said eagerly. Emily went to the costume salon and bought the best costume of Dracula’s girlfriend.

WE WRITE: Olga Bogachova, 10b


Friendship With a Tragic End
Written by Olga Bogachova, 10b

Someone still doubts that the expression "like cats and dogs" expresses the possibility of friendship. Because cats and dogs have totally different temperaments and characters. For example, a dog raising his paw to a cat may mean he wants playing, but a cat can take it as a sign of an attack. In addition, by nature dogs often chase things smaller than them, including cats. However, relationships between them are possible, depending on their personalities and their owners’ patience. What do you think? In reality there are a lot of absolutely amazing examples of friendship between them, and this is one of them.

WE DISCUSS: Maria Oberemok, 10a


Essays Providing Solutions to Problems
Changes in School System
Maria Oberemok, 10a

Current school education is an ongoing concern which many pupils have to deal with. Fortunately, there are a number of possible solutions which could change the quality of education for the better.

To begin with I want to say that in Ukrainian secondary schools almost all subjects are compulsory. For this reason pupils have big workload and their education become more boring for them. We don’t have an opportunity to choose subjects which we need in our future and we waste our time on other subjects to have a good mark at the certificate.

The most effective method to improve our education is sufficient financing, consequently our schools would have necessary equipment for many lessons(chemistry, physics, computer science) , for example at one of the most educated country, in Japan Gross Domestic Product is about 5.96 trillion us dollars. Clearly, financing is very important to solve this problem, but there are a lot of other solutions.

WE DISCUSS: Anastasiya Grinuk, 10b


Essays Providing Solutions to Problems
Changes in School Curriculum
Anastasiya Grinuk, 10b

Dear Ministry of Education,
I am a Ukrainian senior school student and I am writing to tell about our school and to put forward a number of suggestions that would help to solve the problems with our school curriculum.
As you know educational system in Ukraine is quite complicated. Unfortunately almost all subjects are compulsory as I am senior student I am not satisfied because there are a lot of subjects that I don’t need to study because I have chosen my specialization and I need an opportunity to focus on main subjects that I need to enter a higher educational establishment.