March 15, is one of Hungary's three national holidays
"The Hungarian Revolution started on March 15, 1848, with bloodless events in Pest and Buda (mass demonstrations forcing the imperial governor to accept all demands), followed by various insurrections throughout the kingdom, which enabled Hungarian reformists to declare Hungary's autonomy within the Habsburg Empire, under the governor Lajos Kossuth and the first Prime minister Lajos Batthyány. The new government approved a sweeping reform package, referred to as the "April laws" (also referred to as the "March Laws"), which essentially created an autonomous national Kingdom of Hungary, with the Habsburg Emperor as its king. They also demanded that the Hungarian government receive and expend all taxes raised in Hungary, and have authority over Hungarian regiments in the Habsburg army." *
* WikiPedia
Cultural competition
All of our students are welcome to participate in the school's annual cultural competition in English. The competition will be held in the Language Lab (room 52.) 11th March, 2.10pm to 2.55pm.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Back to school
Dear parents and students!
As the summer holidays are getting over, we would like to remind you that the first day of school will be September 1st.
Welcome back everybody 
!
Back to school
It's a week before school starts,
and I am feeling glum,
I can't wait for school to start,
neither can mum!
Now we've been back a week,
I could do with a breather.
I can't wait for the holidays,
teacher can't either!
- Allan Ahlberg
Our school on Norc
Norc is the Eastern European version of StreetView. While their system is not as sophisticated as Google's we've already found our way into their database. To keep a long story short, now you can check out our front and our back.
School year ends
Dear parents and students!
The final day of the school year 2008/2009 will be Wednesday, June 19th. See you in September. Until then, we wish you a happy summer holiday!
Matura examination
Good luck to all of our students who will be taking the Matura examination in English on Thursday, 7 May!
March 15, is one of Hungary's three national holidays
"The Hungarian Revolution started on March 15, 1848, with bloodless events in Pest and Buda (mass demonstrations forcing the imperial governor to accept all demands), followed by various insurrections throughout the kingdom, which enabled Hungarian reformists to declare Hungary's autonomy within the Habsburg Empire, under the governor Lajos Kossuth and the first Prime minister Lajos Batthyány. The new government approved a sweeping reform package, referred to as the "April laws" (also referred to as the "March Laws"), which essentially created an autonomous national Kingdom of Hungary, with the Habsburg Emperor as its king. They also demanded that the Hungarian government receive and expend all taxes raised in Hungary, and have authority over Hungarian regiments in the Habsburg army." *
* WikiPedia
Cultural competition
All of our students are welcome to participate in the school's annual cultural competition in English. The competition will be held in the Language Lab (room 52.) 24th March, 2.10pm to 2.55pm.
WebCam
We have installed a live webcam recently so that everyone can see the 1st floor of our school 24 hours a day, seven days a week!
Virtual Tour
Please accept a new addition of the English version of our website. An online tour of our school with nice pictures and text, which is written by our students.
Welcome
The English version of our website has been launched!
