The 1st-grade students of the "Gazprom Armenia" CJSC Educational-Sport Complex showcased the knowledge and achievements gained during their first school year as part of the "Farewell to the Primer" events.

Each class presented a unique performance, sharing stories about their beloved school, teachers, and classmates. Here are the event videos:

1st A class – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxR5f7Fa9Y0

The "Ecologists" class invited everyone to their event titled "The Magical Garden of the Primer", where nature and Armenian letters came together. The newly literate students praised the Armenian alphabet, peace, kindness, and Mother Nature through dance, song, and poetry. They lovingly said goodbye to the Primer, promising to make the garden more beautiful and to always love and protect the Armenian language.

"A story was woven in the Magical Garden of the Primer that will continue with the pen of every literate nature protector. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step," said teacher Lilit Melikyan, congratulating the class.

1st B class – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qyo9Owe09o

The "Bright Minds" class took a fairytale journey with the Little Prince as part of their "Farewell to the Primer" event. It was a journey to a place where art opens the heart, math sharpens the mind, and the native language nurtures the soul. They learned to see hidden beauty, feel the magic of numbers, and love the Armenian word. Opening the doors of the alphabet, the "Bright Minds" stepped confidently into new worlds of knowledge.

"May this symbolic journey be the first stop in a life where learning is a fairy tale, creating is a joy, and language is love," said teacher Hasmik Avetisyan.

1st C class – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QIOB6VG1Ik

The "Cosmonauts" class performed an event titled "We Are Armenia".

"Dear students, I wish for you to always remain as inspired, warm, and purposeful. May your path always be bright—full of successes, discoveries, and happy moments. Explore, create, and never fear challenges, for they strengthen us and make us stronger," said teacher Liana Avetisyan in her congratulatory speech.

1st D class – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FG4UlvyxgM

The "Daisies" class summed up their one-year journey with an event titled "The Big World of Little Ones". They appeared in cheerful, vivid characters, full of joy and energy. From childhood games, they reached the magical world of books and literacy, emphasized the role of the homeland, and wished guests peace and clear skies.

"Dear Daisies, I wish for your life to be full of bright colors, impressions, and knowledge. May endless energy always be with you, and I promise to always be by your side," said teacher Narine Baregamyan.

1st E class – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIm6vzWXaoM

The "Bees" class presented their event titled "Toward the Dream."

"Dear students, dream, set goals for yourselves, and cherish every step that leads toward your dream. Pay attention to all the little things you encounter in the most ordinary days of life," said teacher Kristine Azaryan.

1st F class – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVB0Dca-Qr8

The "Smiles" class presented an event titled "The Ball."

"Dear students, I wish for the path from childhood to school to always be smooth and green. May the optimism and faith with which you entered school never leave you. Be confident, determined, and brave. Don’t fear difficulties—face them and walk boldly into the world of knowledge," said teacher Anna Miribyan.

1st Russian Class – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tr5ZjT3VaFI

The students said goodbye to the Primer and shared their knowledge with Buratino, Neznaika, Malvina, Znayka, and the turtle Tortila. Each of them knows how hard it can be at the beginning of the journey. Buratino didn’t want to study for a long time, but now he’s happy that he can read. Neznaika used to mix everything up, but now he is proud of his progress. The students bid farewell to the Primer, but not to books. They have now discovered new textbooks, exciting stories, and fascinating adventures.

"Happy holiday, dear first graders! May victories await you on your journey ahead, and may the path of knowledge be bright, engaging, and kind! Long live the Primer! Long live our friendship with books!" – congratulated the students their homeroom teacher, Kristina Miridjanyan.