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Schoolchildren from Haruta helped the veteran with the procurement of firewood

In the school of the village of Haruta held a lesson of kindness

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Schoolchildren from Haruta helped the veteran with the procurement of firewood

There was a kindness lesson at the school in Haruta. Respect for elders occurs in business. On the initiative of the Council of Veterans and the class leader of the 11th grade Tamara Grigorievna, assistance to the First Labor Veteran was organized.

The guys helped with the firewood. It would seem that the usual physical help, but behind it is a huge moral work of the soul. The students saw how important their help was and how trepidated the older generation was towards them.

The school thanked Tamara Grigorievna for her wisdom, the Veterans Council for her initiative, and the children for their indifference, wishing that there were as many such good deeds as possible.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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