

Third-grade students at Cēsis’ New Primary School spend two months planning their own graduation ceremony with minimal teacher intervention.
Synopsis
Third-grade students at Cēsis’ New Primary School spend two months planning their own graduation ceremony with minimal teacher intervention.
Synopsis
At Cēsis’ New Primary School, third-grade students spend two months planning their graduation ceremony. Teachers provide support but allow the children to take charge of the process. Students engage with various subjects as they organize the event, learning through hands-on activities that matter to them. The preparations foster a sense of responsibility and teamwork. The documentary captures the excitement and challenges the children face as they work together to create a meaningful celebration.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See students take charge of their graduation ceremony.
- Find out how hands-on learning transforms education.
- Meet the teachers who trust their students' decisions.
Did You Know
- The documentary features third-grade students at Cēsis’ New Primary School.
- Students planned their graduation ceremony for two months.
- Teachers only provided support, trusting the students' abilities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What did the third-grade students at Cēsis’ New Primary School organize?
The third-grade students organized their own graduation ceremony.
How long did the students plan for their graduation ceremony?
The students planned for their graduation ceremony for two months.
What role did teachers play in the students' graduation preparations?
Teachers were present to help but trusted the children to organize themselves and make decisions.
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