Arrive on time and be prepared for lessons.

Try to attend classes regularly so you don’t fall behind.

If you can’t come, ask your parents to notify the school/teacher in advance.

Respect teachers, classmates, and school staff.

Listen when someone is speaking — don't interrupt or distract others from learning.

Take care of school property: classrooms, textbooks, the library, and equipment.

Try to speak Ukrainian during lessons and school events.

Don’t be afraid of mistakes: making mistakes is part of learning (especially if Ukrainian is an inherited language).

Be open to corrections and advice — it helps you speak better.

Complete homework (if assigned) and bring necessary materials.

Stay engaged in class: read, write, participate in discussions and projects.

Ask for help if something is difficult — that's exactly what teachers are here for.

Follow the rules in hallways and shared spaces: walk safely, don’t push, and pay attention.

Have fun during breaks — just make sure everyone, including you, stays safe.

Stay in designated areas and follow the guidance of supervising adults.

Take part in school events, performances, and projects — they're a core part of our learning and traditions.

Older students are encouraged to support younger ones and volunteer during school events.