Graduation 2016

On the 4th of June, it was time to say goodbye to the 38 graduates of 2016, and also to our principal Kari Lahde, who will begin a new career in the autumn. 

Principal Kari Lahde.

Every year the people who graduated from our school 50 years ago are the honorary guests. Here one of them, Pekka Laine, is speaking to the new graduates.

Principal Kari Lahde handing out the diplomas.

                  Everybody has got their diplomas and the white caps, the signs of graduation.

Miranda S. giving the student's speech.

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The second year students' ball

As the third year students had left the school the day before, on 19th of February it was time for the second year students to celebrate being the oldest students of FES.   The day started at 10 am when the principal gave a speech, after which we raised a toast in the honor of the "old".

The old of 2016

Then it was time for the first performance of the day.  The first year students, the 9th graders of the junior high school and the teachers could admire a couple of the dances they had learned.

The ninth graders also got a chance to dance:

After the performance at school, the old gave a public performance at Syke, the sports hall in Kyröskoski.  The local primary school pupils had been invited to watch the show, and the sixth graders were also invited to join one dance called Cicapo.

Time to cool off a bit.

The day culminated in the evening ball at school where all the family members could admire the fine dances of their great sons, daughters, sisters and brothers.

Text:  Merja
Pictures: Zahraa and Heidi

The school leaving party 2016

Again the day came - the final day at school for the 3rd year students on 18th February.  As usual, they had prepared an awesome farewell program for us who still have to stay there.  The theme this year was Avengers, the superheroes of Marvel comics.  

The teachers had also been given their roles:


 
 


Time to go:

They have gone, it's time for the first years students to clean up so that the preparations for the next day's ball can begin.

Text:  Merja
Pictures: Zahraa and Heidi