Red Tuesday

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23 November 2018 15:00

November 20 «Red Tuesday» or the Day of Mars was held in the college dormitory. The morning started with a "men in red" fashion show on the red carpet. And during the day the children were waiting for: "Culinary battle", Intellectual test-test on knowledge of national Slavic traditions" Space code", Competition of red corners-installations, and a game «Twister» for the most flexible ones. 

The victory in the contests won students from the third floor, second place got fifth floor, third place - 4th floor. Special thanks to Ksenia Kovalenok and Anastasia Pesotskaya for their help in organizing and reporting.

Костюкович Т.А., заместитель директора по воспитательной работе

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