Last Bell in Armenia`s achools

ArmInfo. Today, May 23, the "Last Bell" will ring in 1,500 schools in Armenia.

In her congratulatory address to the graduates of the country's  educational schools, the Minister of Education, Science, Culture and  Sports of the Republic of Armenia Zhanna Andreasyan called on the  graduates to boldly move forward towards their dreams and goals.

"The last bell is about you: your emotions, feelings and the  experience you have gained in your school life.  These emotions  certainly include your teachers, who are a very important part of  your life, with their advice and presence and their wonderful work.  Thank them for this wonderful work. Being a teacher is one of the  most difficult professions. Among these emotions are your friends and  the warmth of the days spent together. Your common lessons,  excursions are a time of smiles, tears, laughter, and perhaps even  fears.  Give your friends a warm hug. Yes, school life is not  repeated, but you have a whole life ahead of you, which you will  choose: with your profession and occupation, your favorite pastime  and your favorite job.  Nothing is impossible if you really want it  and put in a lot of effort. Boldly move forward towards your dreams  and goals, learning from mistakes, never giving up and with growing  vitality. This is what school is all about: to prepare you for life  not only with knowledge, but also with emotional and spiritual  maturity.  Study well to live well," the head of the Ministry of  Education and Science of the Russian Federation said in his address.

In connection with the "Last Bell", the country's police switched to  an enhanced patrol regime. The statement of the Ministry of Internal  Affairs notes that patrol groups will be on duty at educational  institutions and, in general, in those places where graduation events  will be held.

"On May 23, throughout the republic, police units of the Ministry of  Internal Affairs will carry out enhanced service to ensure the  security of the "Last Bell" events. From early morning, police units  of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will be present at educational  institutions and in general in the territories where graduation  events will be held, ensuring public order and safety. Police  officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will promptly respond  and strictly suppress any violations of the law, starting with  seemingly minor violations of traffic rules. We call on the  participants of the event to demonstrate high legal literacy and  law-abiding behavior," the statement of the Police of the Ministry of  Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia says.