These pictures were created by the children in Pushchino.

This page presents information and pictures about this dance studio. The children of Fantazia are also seeking penpals!

This site consists of area schools, projects, organizations and much more related to the education of those up to 17 years in St. Petersburg.

This site is in Russian only with the exception of the students' homepages. There is some information about literature classes curriculum, programs this school is involved in, some pictures of school life.

Comprised of 5th and 11th grade students from the Far East Russian penninsula of Kamchatka, these students have invited all to join them to become International Classmates. Their teacher, Jon Lauritzen from Minnesota and taught the English language and coordinated this Internet Project. The results are well worth the visit.

Established in 1987, this school has over 1756 students and 212 teachers and instructors. There are eight advanced courses of study in biology, mathematics, art, history, law, physics, economics and linguistics.

With a history dating back to 1808, this school is a "humanitarian grammar school" has interesting objectives and philosophies. It is one of a small number of schools that is a "Russian Variant of European School".

On the GlasNet WWW server in Moscow is designed to help Russian school students in their first exploration of the Web. It contains a few papers from a school newsletter published in Moscow school No. 728, some poetry written by a 7th grader from Kirov, links to the Web servers around the world that may be of interest to the kids. There are many pictures and, of course, all the texts are in Russian.