Slavic Anglo-American School 'Marina'

Slavic Anglo-American School 'Marina' was founded in 1992. It is a state controlled school and has a measure of independence which enables it to improve its facilities and amenities. In 1994 the school was awarded state accreditation.

The school's curriculum is based on the national curriculum adopted throughout the country and the curriculum of the school system of North Carolina (USA). All students entering the school follow a largely common curriculum including mathematics, Russian, English, modern languages, the sciences (including laboratory study), the social sciences (history, geography, etc.), the arts, physical education, health, citizenship, community service and environmental awareness, computer technology and a wide range of extra-curricular activities.

The Slavic Anglo-American School 'Marina' seeks to provide a good all-round education for children of all abilities, counting each child of equal value and trying to help each child develop his or her individual abilities to the full.

The Slavic Anglo-American School 'Marina' medical services carry out routine inspections from time to time and a Nurse is available for emergencies which arise during the day. There is a medical room in the primary school.

Lunch is served in the dining room during lunch breaks.

Due to the fact that pupils live in different parts of the city their parents take the responsibility of transporting them to and from school, but transport is provided for Slavic Anglo-American School 'Marina' excursions.