Hello!
My name is
Jeļena Miloša. I am an English teacher at Riga Secondary School N95 in Riga, the
capital of Latvia.
Riga Secondary school N95 was founded in 1991.
It is located in one of Riga’s districts called Ziepniekkalns. The school
premises include two four-storey buildings, a swimming pool, a guest house and
two playgrounds with a football pitch. There are about 1070 students in our
school. As Riga Secondary School N95 is a school of national minorities,
students of different nationalities study there.
Five 12-year-old teenagers from Riga Secondary School
N95 anticipate spending time at the Tolerance camp in Lithuania. They like
travelling and visiting new places. The teens have already found “Dvarčėnų
dvaras” on the Internet, and now they are dreaming about going to this lovely
place. 3 girls and 2 boys want to make new friends among their peers from
Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania, to participate in team games and to talk in
English about their daily adventures at the camp. Their names are Anna, Alīna,
Darja, Karens and Maikls. Anna and Darja are fond of drawing and acting on
stage. Alīna has already
participated in several youth Maths competitions and achieved good results. Karens is an active football player. He
usually discusses sport themes with his father in Armenian. Maikls enjoys swimming very much and he
is good at handicraft, e.g., making loom bands.
Jeļena
Miloša
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